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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25

Mr.. Green, who represented the
Norfolk primary officials in the re-
cent fraud election cases, presented
the same lire OF argument In that In
stance, declaring that the title or the
primary act did not cover the points
at issue. In this matter. 1t VIII De
recalled. the Norfolk. Portsmouth ano
Norfolk county courts all held the
same Views. and 1t was not until the
supreme rendered q decision that the
props were knocked from under them.
Commemorative Attorney Minetree
Foikes. of Richmond, said Wednes-
day that he had rather not discuss
the Duncan decision OFF hand. but the
law looked pretty comprehensive 70
him. Judge Witt, when asked regard
ing the matter said that ne never
crossed a bridge until he got TO 1t.
As a result OF Justice Duncan's de-
cision. the sporting element In Nor
folk In predicting that the jamestown
track will soon become one or the
greatest in the country.
Race folk familiar with the sport
In other parts of the country. notably
at New Orleans. say that Ii 10 sim
ply out of the question to try to make
the pony game pay II the law pro-
hibits betting. Races without gamb'
ling were tried at New Orleans year
or two ago, after the State Legislature
put the bookmakers out of business
bat it proved dismal failure, they
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
NOW USING PHONE
FOR TRAIN ORDERS
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ADOPTS
NEW SYSTEM FOR DISPATCH
ING PURPOSES.

Sustaining It's reputation OF ever
keeping pace with the line of pro-
gress, the Chesa peake and Ohio Rail-
way Company has installed a line of
telephones from Richmond to Gin
cinnati via the James River division.
which will be used for train order
purposes.
The company has at present 1854
telephones over distance of 645
miles. When present plans are COM
plete nine divisions of the road win
be equipped with 24s phones over ss2
miles. The new equipment will IN
clude the, divisions on the main line
between Clifton Forge and Charlottes-
willie, between Charlottesville and
Richmond. between Richmond and
Fortress Monroe, and between Cor
louisville and Washington.
The Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company installed
a similar line of telephones over it's
lines from Richmond to Washington
last year, and excellent results have
obtained. II Is claimed that the dis
patching OF trains can be more sat
isfactorily and expeditiously done by
telephone than by telegraph.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
COTTON SUPPLY
AND DISTRIBUTION

WASHINGTON. January 25.-The
census bureau to-day issued cot-
ton supply and distribution report for
the four month period ended Decem-
her 81, 1910. showing ll,S32,S2e
bales, made up OF; 100000 bales
in stock at beginning of the period:
I0,7sl,504 bales ginned. and s0.e7s
bales imported. The distribution II:
Exports. l,e73,04O bales; consumption,
l.576.4I2 bales: stocks IT close Of
December. 5,6S3.13s paies.
Segregation OF stocks held at cioss
OF December, 81: Manufacturers,
1,s56.43S: Independent warehouses
S,O27,2l0; else, l.lS8.4s2 bales.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
FIVE CASES HEARD
IN SUPREME COURT

The proceedings in the Suprems
Court of Appeals Wednesday We're as
follows:
Carpenter ct al. VS.. Camp Manurac-
turing Company. Argued by r. Il.
Davis for plaintiff. and submitted.
The MacNamara Syndicate vs.. Boyd
ct ais. Submitted on briefs.
Phillips Va. City of Portsmouth. Ar
Eued by r. Randolph Hicks for plain
tiH and by Frank l.. Croker for de-
PENDANT. and submitted.
Goldsboro ct al. w. Washington ct
ais Argued by j, s. Barbour for
plaintiff and by {. f. Cary for de-
PENDANT, and submitted.
Smith. Samuel H., vs. Smith. Lula
g. Submitted on briefs.
The following cases viii be called
next:
Persinger eft ais. vs.. American Fin
ance Corporation ct als.
Bradley, trustee. ct al. VS. Patter-
son ct ais.
Southern Railway Company W..
Mosby. ]. L.
The court Will sit on Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
LARGE SALES IN
TOBACCO MARKET
$500 POUNDS SOLD WEDNES-
DAY AT WELI4-SUSTAINED FIG
URES IN RICHMOND
WAREHOUSES.

Wednesday was big day In the
wagon trade In tobacco circles, the
scene about the warehouses being OF
the most animated character.
A total OF $1,000 pounds of tobac-
co was sold. sixty thousand pounds OF
which being hurley. Little change
was noted in prices from those pre-
vatiin gthe past two weeks.
Sales Tuesday were rather smaller
than the average Of the preceding
week, aggrcgating $4,000 pounds.
Large sales are anticipated the re-
manning days Of the week,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
EGGS AND POULTRY
At LOWER LEVELS
GREAT AMERICAN HEN THREAT.
EMS MEAT TRUST AS WELL
AS COLD STORAGE MAG
NATE.

Egg buyers are moving with eau.
ton. While eggs were quoted at Ia
cents to-day. the demand was ex-
tremely dull. as large buyers were
not anxious to load up heavily, with
a possibility OF further declines In
fact, well-informed Cary street folk
look for lower prices very soon
should the present milb weather pre-
vail for any length of time. Poultry,
which was scarce and high all dur
ing the early days OF the year, Ia SELL
ing at lower figures. the great Ameri-
can hen threatening the meat trust
as well as the cold storage egg man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
WIFE HAS NO USE
FOR HER HUSBAND
DOES NOT CARE WHERE HE
GOES, SHE SAYS, WHEN HE =
FACES JAIL SENTENCE.

Robert l.. Hudson, also known to
the police as Bob" Schermerhorn.
was In Police Court "Wednesday.
charged with non-support of his wife.
After hearing the wife's story and
that ia policeman. Justice Crutch-
field animated that he WAS going to
send him To Jail. Hudson turned
to his wife:
do you want me to go to 1afl?"
he half question. half implored.
II don't care where you CO. re-
piled the woman In a weary. dispas-
sionate voice.
The court sentenced Hudson 70
ninety days
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
ROBERTA DE JANON AND
HUSBAND NOT LOCATED

Los ANGELES. CAL. Jan. u.s.
Friends and relatives Of Roberta De
Janon. the Philadelphia heiress who
was married here TO Stephen w. Gla-
ser. have been unable 70 locate the
couple, and they are believed to be
In hiding.
Roberta De Janon has been in Los
Angeles almost constantly since she
phia waiter. with whom she elopesl
yoar ago. were captured In Chi
cage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
COTTON OPENS STEADY
SEVERAL POINTS UP

NEW YORK. January 2s.---Cotton
opened steady to points higher
In response 10 a steady showing by
cables and 4 continuation OF yester-
days buying movement which had
the encouragement Of reported BET
ter demand from American sptnners
Germany. Prices ruled steady. Prices:
january. 14.8s07o; March. 1&.st0
1885; May. 1904 016.0S; July, 1907
0l6.0S: August. 14.74 offered: Octo-
Der. 13.419l3.42: December. 1910
1880.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
JUDGE GRINNAN THINKS
JAIL IS GOOD HOSPITAL
City Bastile Not Very Bad Place for Man With Drink
Habit Who Doesn't Care Rap for the
Court, He Says

a term OF ten days in Jail would not
be bad thing for Murphy. II 1t was
only q question of getting him sober.
Judge Grinnan went on to say that
he once knew OF a case similar TO Muir
phys and in that instance the jail had
proved an excellent hospital.
During the proceedings Judge Grim
nan issued a writ OF possession for the
Nineteenth street house and ordered
Sheriff Mercer to serve il on Murphy at
once.
MIR. G. Ridgway Moore. former CEN
sus supervisor was among the few
spectators in court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

A general area OF precipitation
moved Inland from the Pacific yester-
day and has since caused rain or snow
over much of the western mountain
country. over the southern states the
weather continues unsettled with To-
cal rains and cloudiness extending
northwsrd into North Carolina. There
have also been local SHOWS In the Lake
region duding the past "a hours. In
the northern Plains states the temper
aturss are again below zero although
hot unseasonably low. There Ia a gen.
eral rise in temperature throughout
the country as compared with obser-
vations made at the corresponding
hour yesterday. the changes being pro-
nonnced In New England, the Central
Valley and the Plains States
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
y. L.. WILLIAMS q son
BUY WISE COUNTY BONDS.

The 100000 worth of per cent
bonds issued by Wise county for the
building Of good roads, has been
bought By the banking firm of John Il,
Williams and Sons. the purchase price
being sl.o2. The bonds run for TWEEN
fy years.
state Highway Commissioner VIII
son, ~ working on plans for tha out
lay OF the money TO the best advan-
tage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
Knifc Corr HIM efO.

As the result OF . hight Ia the
construction camp ON the Belt Line
OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Tuesday. John An
dernon. q negro laborcr, was hailed
before Magistrate Lewis, Of Henrico
county, Wednesday morning on Z
charge Of assaulting John uayia, Also
coloTed. with . knife. Anderson Wa,
Ianed a1e aAA $500 s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
The Weather

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. 25.-Forecast
for Richmond and vicinity: Fair,
warmer to-ntght; Thursday unsettled
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. 25.-Fore-
cast for Virginia; Fair tonight, warm
er in interior; Thursday unsettled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
Suit Over Business Transaction

DUHt ofVI
Suit was instituted In the Law and
Equity Court wednesday by John w.
the actual claim being s414.06. The
Bates vs. James Cannon. Jr.. for $500.
suit. which Is contested. grows out
OF a real estate transaction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
MIgCEs,l.ANEnrtS
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSaies at Union stock Yards.

RiIHMoNp LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSaies at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond, Va, Jan IS. 1911
Report OF the live stock market for
the week ending January "a:
Receip,s-cattle. $50 head. calves. 81
head; sheep. PA head; hogs. AIS head
Best steers. GO Nc: few extra
higher; medium to good, t85Ac.
SIS: medium TO good. 5hetSc.: com
mon TO fair. 4gsAc.: best cows. Sc,
medium to good, 4tat*c.; common 10
fair. gtc.: bulls, ~ 9thc.; extra. -.
r ss :, eSiye' a. extra s g. s Gow'
sac. for best; medium to good, so
sac; sows, IN @sc.: stays. 7a7Ac.
sheep. sh@sAe.; lambs. sashe.; ex-
on the wharf-Calves--Re were
light and the market was Arm. The
following were the prices: Veal. choice,
per pound, she: fair to good. per
pound. sastsc. Calves from nearby
points by rail were quoted at Ice.
Sheep and Lambs--The market was
steady, as follows. Sheep. No. ], per
head, $2a2.50. do, per pound. shaac..
old Bucks, per pound. &c: do. common.
per head. 75c.asiso; spring Lambs. per
Live Pigs.-The quotations. per head,
as to size. were si.soas.so. shoats.
$2.60A4.
Dressed Hogs-Prices were as fol-
lows: Choice, lightweight, per pound.
shal0c \; choice. heavy to, medium. per
pound. siSaSc.
CHICAGO. ILL, Jan cb.--Cattie--
Receipts 1900 head. Market steady.
Beeves. -. 7sU 100: Texas steers, 81 Is
q5.so: Western sters. $40 q $50;
stockers and feeders. s3.7SH5.7o: cows
and heifsrs. sf.s00s.l0; calves. s7.2s q
9.3s. Hogs-Heceipts $4,000 head.
Market weak TO shade lower. Light.
f7.7eq7.s.h: mixed. s7.ss9I:se: heavy.
1850 d 7.so: rough, t7.s097.7o. good -
choice heavy. T,TeV $50. pigs. sT.te0
SOS: bulk Of sales, s7.7507.s5. Sheep
Receipts $4,000 head Market weak.
Native. e2.so6&.4o; Western. .32.To0
4sS; yearlings, $3.50 q $50: lambs, ma
tive. s4.2S0S.20; Western. $A76Qe.2o.
NEW YORK. Jan. 26.---Beeves--Re-
cetpts 9i0 head. Nothing doing; steady
feeling Calves--Receipts ITO head.
veals. $500 10. 50: barnyard calycs.
1850. Sheep apd Lambs-Receipt
1900 head Sheep, $3G4.1o: lambs. 10
ss5. Hogs--Receipts S.ASo head.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
IN VARIOUS CITIES.

observations are for the "a hours
ending at . A M. Eastern Standard
time)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25

\ WARRINGTON. d. T.. Jan. z5.--The
RAUn1Atfon II Empnri&. Virginia an
N~unee1 ~ tbs Census Bureau to-day
III A11e oGntnet t,e17 ton years ago,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25

/ ChicagO Grain and Provisl0n Msrket..
Chicago. Ill.,. Jan. rs, 1911
The leading futures to-day ranged al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
DRESSED HOGS, ETC.

Hogs. choice, small. per ID. 10 a Ii
Hogs, choice, large, per Id d 10
Hogs, sows. stays, etc. per
10, ..S al
Spare Ribs and Chine. per
I'D. ~ IL
Sausage. per Id. ......12 a IL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
TamiltenfretS.
Sic ulamsen glbenbc."

S6m gu 5citiger Mbenoi tun0e
idinmert iett freun6lider 2an1pe,t=
id)immer einlaoeno our6 Sic 6enlter
binaus ouf sic 0ltnflen Straben. Sic
Gage merben fur5 un0 sic Mddte iebr
lang, unb in menigen @oden mer6en
mir Sic @orte boren, 6aB sic Come
mir mebr Sen Bergen nadyfriede. Da=
NIT lit Sic &erio6e Ser eigentliden
6amtlien=Mbenbe gefommen.
8is in sen @erbit<Mnfang balt, no.
mantli9 ouf Sem 2onoe, 6os barte
Sageiperf Sic gltern un6 sic er1pad=
Ienen &inoer, fir melde Sic gebdufte
Mrbeit oes SpGtiommers einen ipate-
rem uIeieroben1" bringt, sem ge=
meiniomen Mben0eiien otter fern.
@enn Damn Sic Mddte ldnger mer=
sen, IdBt iid 6os @eridl1mte nadbo-
len.
Mit SEN ulangen Mbe,10en" lit 3u=
g1eid cine iebr eripriebltde @elegen-
beit GIT g1ten er5iehliden ginfliiiien
gefommen. DoB 6ieie @elegenbeit
sod in allen &6uiern beniitt, un6 mir
genos miBbra1dt miiroe! 1tmii4tige
Gltern uno ainberfreun6e uer6en sic.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
@cttete piele bp,1t Spbe.

%. 8. Mod BON Mod, Nrf., glal1bt,
bnB ct mebrere 2eben mdhren6 ieiner
% Sabre langen grfabrltng int gpo=
tbefergeidaft rettete. r@as ih itets
gerne tbue", idreibt er, lit, 81. Sings
@eue gnt0edlng fir idtpade, tpebe
2l11tgen, itarfe grfdltungen, &eii,r.
feit, bart11ddiges &uiten, Ga Grippe,
&ronp, Mitbma ober on6ere 2uftr0b-
ren=8ei@mer6en gu empfebIen, benr
id Bin gemiB, SOB cine Mn3ob1 meiner
Na6baren oem 2eben erboIten iinb
un6 mob1 fiibfen, neil fie meitem
&otb folgten nn6 es nabmen. Sd
CLAUDE mirflid, 6aB es sic Bette &als=
ltno 2ungen=Me0i5in lit, Sic gemadd
miro" 2eibt 51 betpeiien, t6aB Ell
red)t fat. 2aBt @,1d cine Slafde frei
geben o6er cine iolbe fit SOC obet
$1.O0. @oranttrt bon ser Molitor
.Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

Greppenitufen binan, Die gum &anie
fiibrten, blieb aber nit benz Gube bdn,
gen uno fiel berunter, nobel er I'M
milltiirli9 NIT Sen @dnoen nad 6em
Sol3geldn0er griff, UNI iid odran feit=
3ll5alten. 5dnurr! flog oas 8oglein
aus ieiner &ano un6 idtmetterte i'm
Mufliegen Elm Spottlieod]er, 6as
flang:
rMein orn1er &err, mein ara1per @err,
Glt 6al,erit MIDI bod gar 81 iebr,
Steb mie6er auf unb idau MIDI an,
@ie fret ib MIDI bemegen fa11n."
Gus @oglein bielt iid ober ni@t
lonae m1f es flog oapon un6 lieb 0as
9iblein liegen. gls ii@ 6as 8iiblein
al1f Sic 8eine aen1ad)t 6atte, lit es
fleinlaut IN Sic 5tube geidliden unb
bot lid III Sen @infel geiett.
Sd beoollere ibn nidt; ih freue
urid}, 6aB 0as @0glein mieoer fret &C.
mproen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
Der fleinc @ogelfanger.

Gin &,robe hatte int @ltide cir
g0glein g%efo1r0en. @r trltg es iiber
lit Ser @ono ltno iprona freu0ig So
nit SEM &ouie au. u@art, @0g=
lein", rief er aus, viebt ioQit gu in
SEN &afig manoerm!" Gos goglein
iprah: uNh, 1ieber &nabe, pos bab'
ih Sir 5ltleioe aetban? %, gieh
mir bod oie 6rei6eit mie0er!!" sd
Sir Sic Trei6eit mie6ergeben? ont=
mortete ser &nabe, so miiBte id)
ein redter 0ummfopf fem! Mein,
neit1, iett hab' ih Gid, ltno iebt
mod ib nit Dir, mas Mir gefant!"
uNber es mir6 Sir 6pd nidts So
les gefallen. gu pirit mir 0oh 6os
9eben nidt ne5men, mid nid)t gar
broten un6 beripeiien?" crmioerte
oos @oalein; "@dmeig itiI!" gebot
Ser &nabe.
SD BIN ser SEER, gu biit Ser @nedt,
l1no mas ih tbue, 6os lit reht;
Trei mirif9lt MIN nn6 nimmer pieoer,
SIN &dfig iingit gu 9eine 2ie6er!"
3obet rannte CT eiligen 9oufes Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

lie Mbenoitun6en nidt 5nedlos borbei<
geben laiien. @or allem moge auf
oas freunolide 8eiiammeni elm ser So
milien : M%ngebarigen piel @etpidt ge-
legt mer6en! @eionoers &inoer gebo-
rem oes Mbenos nidt in fremoe @eie1~
|1doiten ooer in sic @reiie ~friib5eitiger
2iebesobentbeuer, ionoern nnter sic
Obbut ser gItern. Musnabmen 0apon
mii1ien begriin0et un6 sic &inber Damn
onoerpeitig unter gutter Mufii4t iein;
Ionit reibt unpermerft l1nbeil Elm. Die
@ltern ionen in iolden Ballen itets
miiien: $50 lit nnier &irto? Sn mel<
ien @eiellihaft befin0et es itd? 8el=
d)en @infliiiien lit es BORT auSgeiebt?
@iiBte11 iie bos &ino einnral in einem
idledten &ouie o6er unter loderer
@eieQidoft, Damn miiBten lie eS Init
Sdmer5en" iud)en uno beimfiibren.
Sinb Gltern un6 &inoer nit etmal=
gen @auSgenoilen an Sen ~langen
Mbenoen" ltm SEN Tamilientiib ber-
i%a>nn1elt, Damn l6Bt iih BON Den 81
tern 10 mard' gutes @ort uno 8ei=
lpieI our @ereoelung ser &i16er Dor
bringer1. Sic Tamilienbar0e laiien
iid oa enger fniipfen uno Ser geiltige
3uiommenbalt itarfen. 8ir mer0en
orf Sic niitlide 8ermenoung FOLDER
Tomilien = Mbenoe otter 5l1riidfom=
men. 3ieie 9lben0e geb0ren in 6en
6omilien ser grholung l1no Tortbil=
Dung. SIN 6iei len 5amilien-slbenSen
iollen quite 8eitl1ngen, &alenoer, Gr=
F56blungs= 1116 GrbauungS idlriften her=
beiae5oqen l1n0 fleibig beniibt mer0en.
l1niere 8ettltng gibt gerooe fir bieie
Mbenoe einen empfehlensmertben &C.
ieitoff, uno man m0ge lorgen, baB lie
6urh Ml1sleibung o0er gmpfeblr1g
oltd in Mahbor=Tamilten befannt uno
beniitt mer6e. ...
1ie Teitigung ooer 2oferung Ser
1amilienban0e, Sic Tortbilbl1ng Ser
&in0er, Ser gltern un5 @rmahiene1t
bongt iehr BON Sem redten @ebral1he
0ieier ulargen Mben6e" IN @erbit u1ro
@inter ab. Ser bd1tslide SERB mar
friiher Ser trnuIide EnmmeIb1nft
unierer 8orfabren, Defenders a11 SEN
longen Dnnfel=9(benben, u116 6abei
int gegenieittgen @e0anfen-
'altsta11ide iehr bel @utes aeittitet.
M0dte Ser idone alte 8rauh in rl1=
lere11 Samilien tpieber 1eu orfIeben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
Ser Maler nnb feline sdilerin,

Mn1erling, Ser beriibmte @iene'
Moler, ser I'M Sabre 1886 itarb
botte elmo entidie0ene Mbneigu1rg 0a
geger, S9iiler %an3u,ebmen. GineE
1ages iprab nltn cine einfad geflei
oete, Qltlidye Came bel linn Dor n11>
bat i'm, ibrer Sohter, Sic mitgefom:
me11 NOR, l1nterriht 5u ert5eilen
Ser &iinltler erfldrte: uSSd lpiele
nidt germ sen 2ebrer. Salentpol(
2eltte erreid}en ihren 3ped ol1h Dime
frem6e @ilfe, unb bel anoeren bat Sic
Sabe feinen @ertb. SSH ober SIRE
Sod]ter trpt0em meme <nl taltffai=
lung fenre,1 lernen un0 1ih ein me-
mig iiben, 0an1 mag tie ieoen Sag
berfontn1en u11o iih sort in jener gde
cine Staffelci berridten."
Grot 5es fii6len gmpfanaes CT
idien sic Mutter taglid nit ibrer
Tod)ter inn Mrbeits5immer 6eS &iinit=
lers. @ei6e iprad}en 11ie ein Mort,
ionoern ietten iid itiu 1T Sic Sefe,
mo oas iu1ge M66den eifrig 5eid,=
nete nn0 ouflnerfim Sic Mrbei1
Mmerling's berfolgte. gines Cages
trat ertoli6 ser Maler 5u Ser alter
Game uao iagte: ugntlduloigen Sic,
Ma6ame, 0aB i6 midi nod nidt er=
tltn6igte, nit tpe1n i6 sic gbre SIZE.
Sino Sic berbeiratbet?"
r9eeir, i& bin @ittme."
u@oben Sic 6amilie?"
Sour einen 5obn mn6 6ieie Sod
ter BIER"
u@as fir cine 8eidyaftigl1ng hnt
SIR Sobn? SIT er &aufmnnn poer
@an6dperfer?"
.@e0er 6as cine nod oas an6ere. "
v8eamter?"
$50 etmas Mebnlides."
v5pl6at?"
rgeidt INNER"
~@ber mas oenn?" rief Mmesl;ng
o%ermun6ert.
u&0nig!"
Ser &iinitler glaubte bel 0ieler Mllt=
mort, Sic Come lei niht rsdt lei
Sinnen. Sn 6emi elben Mrgerblif
aber trat Sic Mlttter oes Sat iers bon
Oeiterreid), Sic g%raber5ogin Sophie,
oie SEN &iinitler balfig bel11dte, in
oas Mtelier uno umarntte Sic alte
Came, sic Tie Sem eritaunten Moler
n1nmebr ais sic 8rinceiiin Gbriitine
bon Sadien, sic Mutter 6es &6nigs
aarl Mlbert bon saroinien, Dor
ite1te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
Sic edjte 2ebcnsfnnit.

1ie Iidten l1n6 5l1nfle Sole, Sic
6as 2eben 5es Meniden leidt- un0
idmer geitalten, fir6 nidt gleidr
mdBig bertbetlt. Sc gtbt cine l1n5abl
BON Menidenfin0ern, Sic 0es 2ebens
l1ngema9 in poQem Mabe erfabren,
ur1o an0ere, Sic gu Sen n1sermdblten
@iinit1ingen 6es Slides geboren. Sc
ser min gliidli@ iein, ie6er boidt
nad 0em, tpas er fir iein @liid bdlt.
MandJe geben NIT Siegeridritten
climber, odtlos olles nie0ertreten6, mas
|itb ibnen In Sen @eg ite1t. Mnoere
monoern rubigen, Be onmenen 6l1Bes,
inns 5eigen itetc Mltsoalter. @s lit 10
natiirlid, 6aB Ser Menid Sic fltr5e
|Spanne 3eit, Sic linn bas 2eben bic
tet, 10 ongenebm mie m0glih gentle
zen min. Gin ie0er fann unenblid)
oiel ooal1 b%eitragen, 6os gr6en6ai ein
freunolid ST aeitalten. IS geb0rt
MIR etmas @illensfroft ltn6 Dor allem
Selbitbeberridunq 6a5u, iid 0ur6 Sic
manderlei fleiten @iberfolge nidt
Sen Irobiin11 ralsben SIT %1oiien. @ir
iino iebr geneigt, SEN Ml,tb, Sic Sduf=
fensfreltoe 5t oerlieren, mer1n sic Mr=
beit, 0ie MIR NIT freuoiger 8egeiite=
mtng begongen, ,1iht gleid nor1 gr-
folg gefront mtro. @iroe itets oIes
nad @unid geben, mdren mir
ml1nidlos aliidlid, 10 mdre 0os &C.
ben balb ihmercr gu ertrage11, o1s
cine Meibe BON MibbeIigfciten.
uMondn1ol muB es 6od getpittern!
Wanmal ml1B bas &er5 er5ittern!
Mub in 9eio' rl10 6rel15' erbeben,
@1e 10 0o' mar' lonlt SOS 2eben!"
Drum eben miro oos @liid 10 beib
eriebnt, 10 iebr begebrt, neil mir es
ME ppIfommen beiiben Sir len. @enn
inns aue sic f%leinen, boi en 9inge, Sic
Scr Beirut NIT iib fiibrt, niht itets Sic
quite 2arne ner0erben miir0e11, mel1n
mir nidt bei ieoem flei1ten Merger
uaus Ser &alt fahren modten," mir
miir6en uns lelblt Sen gr0Bten 0ienlt
erpeiBen. Selbit ein grpBes ltngIiid
lit leidter 81 ertragen, me11n mir ua1s
ntht 10 lebr aus ser Saiiung bringen
ionoern 'periud1en, es rubig
bin5unebmen, mie es elmer gereiften
5lfommt.
Mande Meniden iagen n11r SEM
groben @liid md, lie iuden Sic Stole,