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The evening world., 1911-03-06
Chances for Brunetes
to Wed Six Times Greater
Than Those of Blondes
at License Bureau Proves BLONDES Should Take to Hair
Dye, Instead of Brunettes Seeking the Peroxide
Bottle to Promote Marriage.
BY Marguerite Mooers Marshall.

The brnnettes haze it.
u you ~ 'ts dictionary asaniuon Characterized By dark hair, ees
eaA ska" zen have ux times ~ many chances OF getting married az the
AAy "po0seestng . fair o. u0t complexion, light Casually bius) ~ M
hair . . golden or Aazsu hue"
ne NoAAss should take TO hair de Instead of the brunetN.s s.Aus
~ 1Restds bottle.
Fr I got my Information from headquarters. 1t a a courageous ursver
AEy professor of the Middle West WIN recently came u Of his laboranrv with
the assertion that brunette beauy a he type most attractive to te sao
mna II VA q Boston society leader who reported from a Back Raw recao,Ion
the blue eyes nd golden locks of Priscilla the Puritan Maiden rl boLd
The evening world., 1911-03-06


Lingerie Tape, i,-yd. piece. pink.
blue and white. 70.
Bias Lawn Tape. all Widths
piece. %.
Bias Tape. extra fine cambria and
lawn. sire ! to 8. !, yard pieces.
pieces, 2oe.
Fcather,titch Braid. z pieces, i6c.
All-silk Seam Binding. black or
white, piece, 70 and 10c.
Prussian Binding, black or white.
piece, lie.
Serge Betting. black or white.
o-yard piece. " and ~ inches
vide. piece. &c end Sac.
Hook and Eye Tape. black or
white, yard. l0c.
Dress-weight Tape, yard, To.
Turner's Mourning Dressing Pins,
Sboxss, 10c.
English Twilled Tape. 4 yds. to
piece, 3 for 10c.
Nickel Skirt Gauges. complete
with chalk, each. 100.
Felt Shoe Polishers, each LOG.
Machine OIL, bottle. &c.
Nugget Shoe Polish. 2 boxes. iSc.
Asbestos Iron tioldcrs. ( for 16c.
Ironing Wax, wooden handles.
dozen, 10.
Tape Measures, TO in) each. &C.
Tubular Corset Lsces, ., 8 and 10
yds, long, Q for i6c.
silk Corset Laccs, s yard, long, 2oc.
Fancy Elastic. yard, i0c.
Pad Hose Supporters, pair. i6c.
Sew-on Supporters, wide elastic
pair, 10c.
Childrens Hose Supporters. &c.
The evening world., 1911-03-06

the bottom within an hour. Capt. Arey
and his crew were put ashore at Ber-
muda by the Endy mion. They saved
their effects and the ships log and cat.
but the ships parrot got away from
them and "a drowned.
The evening world., 1911-03-06
Letter to
Or. kiimer & Co:,
B~tnghamton, N. Y.
Prsvs What Swamp Root WIN Do For You

prsvs What Swamp-Root WIN Do For You
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Bingham
ton. N. Y. for a sample bottle. 1t will
convince anyone. You will also receive
abooklet Of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing. be sure and mention the New
York Evening World. Regular fifty
cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale al
al drug stores.
The Harrison times., 1911-10-28

maetilate person from the desk, ana
took chair. Hello! In half an hour2
So muchl"
The pages Of the Almanac de Gotha
fiuttered through his fingers, and final
ly he leaned forward and studied a
paragraph Of 1t closely. When he
raised his eyes again there was that
in them which Mr. Grimm had never
seen before--a settled. darkening
shadow.
"The world-war has long been a
chimera, Mr.. Grimm" he remarked at
last, but now-now Think Of 1t! or
course, the Central and South Ameri-
can countries, taken separately, are
inconsequential and that Is true, too,
OF the Latin countries Of Europe, ex'
cept France but taken In combination,
under one directing mind, the allied
navies would be-would be formid'
able, at least. Backed by the moral
support of Germany, and perhaps ia
pan! Don't you see? Don't you
seer"
He lapsed into silence Mr.. Grimm
opened his lips to ask a question
Mr., Campbell anticipated it unerr-
ipgly;
"The purpose Of such an alliancef
It is not too much TO construe 1t into
the first step toward world-war--a
war of reprisal and conquest beside
which the other great wars Of tho
world would seem trivial. For tho
fact has at last come home to the ma
tions Of the world that ultimately the
English-speaking peoples will don't
nate it--dominate It because they are
the practical peoples, They have given
to the world all Ito great practical In
ventlons-the railroads the steam
ship, electricity, the telegraph and
cable--all OF them; they are the great
civilizing forces, rounding the world
up to new moral understanding, for
what England has done in Africa and
India we have done in smaller way
in tho Philippines and Cuba and Por'
to Rico; they are the great CONNER
cial peoples, slowly but surely winning
the market.places OF the earth; wher-
ever the English or the American flag
is planted there the English tongue
is being spoken, and there the peoples
are being taught the sanity Of right
living and square dealing,
1T requires no great effort OF the
Imagination, Mr. Grimm, TO foresee
that day when the traditional power
The Harrison times., 1911-10-28
roak the Wapnlns

Charles" said q ehArp,yoieed wem,
an 70 her husband In n railway car.
ffugc. 'do you know that you and I
once had u romance IN railway car
rpgeg
"Neyer heard Of IT," replied Charles
IN a aubdued tone,
III thought you hadn't but don't
you remember II was thai pair Of
slippers i presented to YOU the Christ
mas before we were married that led
10 our unlon7 You remember how
nicely they fitted, don't your Wen
Charles one day when we were gona
10 a picnic you had yony feet ~ on
seat ana when YOU weren't looking
took your measure, hut for that
pair ot ellpperu | don't believe we'd
ever been married"
A young unmarried ram, sitting w
Immediately toob down his foe, frtts
n seat
The Harrison times., 1911-10-28
Scene Of Fatal Duel Between
Brothers Long Noted for
Deeds of Blood.
BENEATH AN EVIL STAR
Accidents Costing Several Lives Have
Recently Been Followed by Nor
tai Combat That Still Remains a
Mystery.

Bloomsbury, Pa.-The spell Of trag-
edy hangs over the Peterman home in
Sugarloaf township, where, only few
days ago, there was fought the duel
that resulted in the death of one Pc
terman brother and the wounding of
the other, who is recovering and will
be tried for murder.
Since the hour when the news Of the
terrible affair at the Peterman farm
became circulated over the quiet
countryside the history of the Peter
man homestead, with It's tragedies,
began to be recited over and over.
Fifteen years ago, when the Peter
man family was augmented by the
marriage Of John Peterman to widow
Of the Sugaroaf district and the bring
ing Of her three children under the
Peterman roof tree, the family was
one Of the happiest Of that picturesque
section One day Mrs. Peterman was
boiling soft soap In large kettle that
swung from crane in the old log.
house. 1t was ponderous cauldron,
holding many gallons of the grease
from the annual hog butchering, and
the soap was to be Of such quantity
that it would answer the household
all winter.
Somehow-just how nobody seemed
20 know-one Of the Widows children,
in playing about the blazing fire,
knocked the boiling kettle from its
fastening, and the mass Of sizzling
grease spilled over, and not only that
particular child, but the two other
children Of the woman, Sealding all 80
badly that they died in few hours
The tragedy 80 appalled, the mother
that for a long time It was feared she
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Duel Between Brothers.

would lose her mind, and for long
time tho old oghouse was shut up, not
oven used as storehouse, tho mem
ory OF the kettle tragedy being 30
poignant that the place was Nban.
doned, Today Il stands no link be.
tween the hldeous past and tho more
hldeous present,
One day fow years after the ter.
rIblo wipipg out OF Mrs Potorm0n's
little ones, her husband was at work
In tho fields not 200 yards from tho
house, A high wind an aoeomponi.
mont to n terrific storm, swept over
the countryside, and just when Peter.
man was passing Nt distance In
which the limbs Of the monarch
caught and pinned him TO the ground,
pondefous tree on the knoll was
blown over and Farmer peterman was
killed His grave was added to the
row OF little graves IN the Sugarloaf
cemetery, and alongside that OF the
frat wife,
Always the history OF the peterman
farm was referred to IN tones Of sad
ness, and the place grew TO be aBso.
cutod with the community In sort OF u
weird way But tho oapBhoaf Of It's
tragic history was that enacted some.
whore I'm the house or out OF II, with
knife and u stone and net, In tho dark.
ness the other nlght between tho two
brothers, who were equally Interested
IN the property
There were twoseooro knife wounds
IN the body Of Abrom peterman when
tho undertaken came TO lay out his
body for burial, and tho face and
head wore battered In IN though dono
with u stone, llla body had been
found at the foot OF a wall, or over
shot, near the peterman farmhouse,
and in the latter the brother John,
himself terribly wounded az though
he lad been attacked by veritabe
madman, was found In seml.uncon.
aoloub condition, Ho acknowledged
having slain his brother, bet declared
that II he had not killed Abram ho
himself would have forfeited hle life,
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mute. ne cauztt kImrer rpnd.f

minute. He caught kinSef WcndT
ing, sometimes, at the perfection oi
the deliberate Indifference with which
Mr.. Grimm masked his emotions. In
his admiration Of this quality he quite
overlooked the remarkable mask OF
benevolence behind which he himself
hid
And the name, D'Abruzzi," he re-
marked, after a time What does 1t
mean 10 you, Mr.. Grimm?"
ut means that / am to deal With
a prince Of the royal blood of Italy"
was the unhesitating response. Mr,
Grimm picked up the Almanac de
Gotba and glanced at the open page.
"Of course, the first thing to d. is to
find him; the -est will be simple
enough" He perused the page care
lessly. II will begin work at once"
The Harrison times., 1911-10-28

Of Paris, and Berlin, and 81, Peters
burg, and Madrid viii be honey.
combed by the steady encroachment
Of our methods. This alliance would
indicate that already that day has
been foresocn, that there In now re-
sentiment which Ia about TO IND ex'
preston In one great, desperate strug'
gle for world supremacy, A few hun
dred years ago ltNly-or Romo-was
stripped OF her power; only recently
the United states dlspelled the illu.
sion that Spain was anything but a
she'll and France one can't help
but wonder II the power she boasts Is
not principally on paper, but II their
forces are eombinsd7 DO you BeeY
lt would be an enormous power TO
reckon with, with n hundred bases OF
supplies right at our doors"
lie rose suddenly and walked over
20 the window whore he stood for q
moment, staring out with unseelnG
eyea.
Given yard oi canvas, Mr.
Grimm" he went on finally ~ Span.
lah boy VIII waste H. French boy
will paint g picture on It. an Eng.
lish boy will build u eailsboat and an
American boy will erect a tent That
fully illustrates the differences In tho
races"
lie abandoned the dldpetle tone, and
returned to the material matter In
hand, Mr. Grimm passed him the
despatch and he aat down again,
Will soon sign compact in Wash
ingloh, he read mualngy Nov
don't know that the slgnng Of that
compact can be prevented, but the
signing Of II on United states soil can
bo prevented You Will aeo 20 that,
Mr. Grimm"
VERY we'll The young man agreed
carolosaly The magnitude Of such
n tOak made, apparently, mot the
allghteHt impression on him, lie
langWdly drew on hls gloyea
And meanwhile / shall take steps
TO ascertain tho attitude OF Russian
and Japanese representatives IN thlo
city"
Mr. Grimm nodded,
"And now, for Prince nenedetto
d'AbwEzi," Mr., Campbell went on
slowly "Omcially he Ia not In Wash.
inston, nor the United States, for that
matter Naturally on such n mission,
he would not come ~ publicly n.
credited agent, therefore, I Imagine,
he Ia 90 be sought under another
name"
oOf course" Mr.. Grlmm aeduleeced,
"And he would avoid tho bic ho'
tels."
Certainly"
Mr., Campbell permitted his guile
less blue eyes 10 llnger indulrlngly
upon those Of the young man fof hall
The Harrison times., 1911-10-28
CHAPTER III.
The Language Of the Fan.


Mr., Grimm was chatting idly with
Senorita Rodriguez, daughter of the
minister from Venezuela, the while
he permitted his listless eyes to wan
der aimlessly about the spacious ball
room Of the German embassy, ablaze
with festooned lights, and brilliant
with n multl-colored chaos Of uni
forms. Cleaning pearl-white translu'
cent in the mass, were the bare
shoulders of woman; and from far OH
came the plaintive whine Of an or
chestra, pulsing sense rather than a
living sound, Of music, pointed here
and there by the staccato cry OF n
flute. A zephyr, perfumed with tho
clean, fresh odor OF lllaCs. stirred the
draperies of the archway which led
into the conservatory and rustled the
bending branches Of palms and ferns,
For a scant instant Mr. Grimms
eyes rested on young woman who
sat dozen feet away, talking, in play
full animation, with an undersecretary
Of the British embassy-a young wou-
an severely gowned in some gltterins
stun which fell away sheerly from her
splendid bare shoulders. She glanced
up, as II in acknowledgment Of his
look, and her eyes met his. Frank,
bluegray eyes they were, stirred to
their depths now by amusement. Sho
smiled at Senorita Rodriguez, in token
OF recognition.
Aren't they wonderful" asked
senorlta Rodriguez with the quick,
bubbling enthusiasm Of her race,
"What?" asked Mr.. Grimm.
"Her eyes" was the reply, Every
person has one dominant feature
with Miss Thorne It Is her eyes"
Miss Thorne?" Mr., Grimm repeated,
Haven't you met herr" the senorita
went on, Miss Isabel Thorne? She
only arrived few days ago-the night
Of the state ball She's my guest at
the legation, When an opportunity
comes shall present you TO hec,"
She ran on, about other things, With
only an occasional remark from Mr..
Grimm who was thoughtfully nursing
his knee. Somewhere through the
chatter and eifervescent galety, min
Cling with the sound CT the prsing
music, he had singular impression OF
a rhythmlcal beat, an indlstlnct tattoo,
noticeable, perhaps only because OF
its monotopy After moment he
shot quick glance at Miss Thorne
and understood, II was the tapping OF
an exQuisItely wrought ivory fan
against one Of her taperlng, gloyed
fingers, She was talking and smiling
"Dotdash.dotl Dotdash.dotl Dot
da8h.dot'" said the fan,
MIR. Grimm twisted around In hiS
seat and rcgalod his listlcss eyes with
q long look into the senorita'B pretty
face, Behind tho careless ease Of re.
pose he was mechanically isolating tho
faint clatter Of the fan
"Dct.dNsh.dotl Dot dGsh.dotl Dot
dash'dotl"
"Did any one ever accuse you Of
staring, Mr., Grimm" demanded the
senorIta, banterlnEly
For an instant Mr., Grimm continued
to stare, and then his llstless eyes
swept the ballroom, passing inyolun
tarily ut the scarlet splepdor OF the
minister from Turkey,
81 bes your PARDON" he apolosIEed,
contritely There was a pause THE
minister from Turkey looks like q barn
on Are. doesn't he7"
GRO BIZ CoNTINUED)
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sYNoPsls.

Copyright 1909, by The Associated sunday Magazines
Copyright 1907 by The Bobbs Merrill Company
The Harrison times., 1911-10-28
GRO BE coNTINUED)
MorId,. or.ateft on Wnll.

Tlp scene IN the potrero del LlaNo
district, few miles above here, whcrc
the biggest oil we'll IN tho world has
been active since January 3, 1911, can
not be adequately described, Imagine
n solid column Of oil ehoetIng TO 4
height Of more than four hundred ana
fifty feet from hole In the earth,
with q mist OF minute slobules car.
ricd by the wind for more than ten
miles aettlng down upon the yego.
tauon and forming pools Of oil within
that radlus, then a great lake OF the
nuid four miles long by three mlleS
Wide and formed by means OF nm
earthen dam hastily thrown across n
natural reservoir, and at the lowest
depression OF tho bank of tbis lake u
channel several feet wide leading into
the TuSpan river through which the
overflow OF oil from ho wonderful
goyacr In constantly going TO wuste. 80
TuSpaw tMoSleol Dispatch
The Harrison times., 1911-10-28

Count di Rasini. the Italian ambas-
sador, is at dinner with diplomats in
the national capital when messenger
brings q note directing him 10 come 70
the embassy at once, Here beautirul
young woman asks that she be gwen
a ticket TO the embassy ball, The tick
et is made out in the name OF Miss Is
abel Thorn0.
The Harrison times., 1911-10-28
alork nrlnan ouInlsl Of nova.

Port Llmon, Porto Reo,i-A quintet
OF healthy baby boys arrived NJ tho
home Of Don Francisco Rodfiques, n
wellto.do merchant here.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
HamtliemfreiS.
StiQe Stumbcm.

Sic fins jeoem Menlde1fiaoe il
n6tbig mie Elm Grur1f frilden 8al.
lers, ser SEN &0rper erquidt, Sic IT'LL
len Stu1oen. Sic iin0 8allam fir
Sic Seele, lie geb0ren SIT Sen foitli6-
1ten 9ingen, mel6e 0aS 9eben unS 81
bieten permag; 0enn iie ii11o ein 8orn,
aus Dem mir Sic n0tbige &raft i6op.
fen fir Sen err olgreiden &ompf NIT
Sen @ioermQrtigfeiten, Sic oos S6if-
lol urs in Sen @eg mirft = nid1
5l1l1 Minoeiten a6er altd fir Den
&alrpf nit inns lelber.
Stiae Stl1noen, in 0enen man Gin=
febr in iei11 eigenlt es @ei en balt, ltl1o
1rid)t foitbar genl1g an5ul6logen. ltno
ood - mie oft meroen lie m1terl6att,
o0er man erfennt crit 0ann ibre'1
poQel @ert6, menn ons brauie n0e,
boftenoe 9eben 10 p0uig BON uns 8e=
lib ergriffen bot, 0aB mir 1ns ni6t
nre6r losreiBen fonnen uno MIR inns
pergeblid) na6 elmer mern all6 nod,
10 fleinen Spanne 3eit nngeltorten
ieeliiden Mal tens lebnen.
Gs gibt piele 9el1te, Sic %iiberbaupt
feilt @er itononiB bo6en fir 0as, mas
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Gbrct bas Sitter.

Sit es l1id)t cine IN Sic Mltgen fol:
lenoe, tic fbetriibenoe 1batiade, mit
a%llgen1ein bos @ort: u&or einem
gral1en @oltpte ioqit 0u aufiteben unl
Sic 9lten ebrel1" miBodtet miro? Sen
Brl1no Ser @inte11onleb11ng u11o Ser
nahlaiiigul1g bieies @e6otes glol1fen
mir Dor olle'l 0orol1f 5ltriidfiibren 81
miiiie1l ooB in Ser friibelten Gr5ie-
bung Ser &il1oer in Sic er @inltdt Ct
mas per ebelt ml1r0e. gs lit al1d 6elt.
te nod Elm mobres @ort: Sung &C.
mobnt, alt getbal1.
SSl1 elmer Inntilie, no Scr mahre
@eiit Ser 2iebe mobnt, ipiirt lna11 So
BON an alien @lie0ern iein uniidtbo=
res @irfen. @ie iino Goter un0 Mltt=
ter 0arouf beoodt, 5u allen Soften,
guns belol1oers ober in Ser &i10er
@egenpart, chamber INIT gbrerbie=
tl1ng 51t begegnen! Sin0 @robelterr
ant 2eben, 10 lit mon lit ei11em DRIFT
lider1 @auie jeoer5eit einaeoenf, iie,
als Sic Mltert, BEL 6eneu sic @eisbeit
mobnt, 51 ebren nr6 Tie nidt alS Elm
obgenuttes, unbraudbares Stid
M0bel bon elmer gde in Sic anoere
berpm 5u idieben. Man fam faln1
5u fritz SEN Mnfang 0omit MAIDEN,
>oltrh Sic fleinen, jl1ngen 9einden Sen
alten sic Sdritte %ab5unebme1, Sic
ibnen 10 iol,er foqen. @obp ml1B
idon @robpaters Nlab an Siih fen=
,ten inns @roBmiitterdets Stubl fer
bei5u3ie6en i1tden, iolpie es lanfen
fan11. Sc ioate ein gbrenamt in ser
Son1ilie iein, @roBpapa's 3eita1ng,
@roBmama's @riue bereit 5u balten,
men,1 lie gelpunidt meroen. 8riqc
u1o 3eitung finb MIR zines Ser bic
len 9inge, Sic bierber geboren; miro
oas @efiibl in redte 8abnen geIenft,
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gilt es, eiren Gborofterfebler nit Sic
be ul1o Strenge al1s5ltnler5ell, ooer Elm
paor miloe Sd0Blinge 0es ingenOli=
den lteher1nlttbs 81 beldneibe11, o0er
eilel1r 5rou1mi eelGen Sen ridtigen,
praftiiden 8lif~ 81 0ffnen. Sn fol<
den itiQen Stunoen riiltet 10 mande
Mutter fire 2ieblinge fir 0as ipatere
9eben nit geiltigen @afien aus: bier
muB lie no9 mebr 2tebe iaen, sort
ein,menig Sen Gbrgei5 in Sem &inoer=
gemiitb meden, p0er 0em ral6 anf=
flarnmenSen Corn iteuern. Sic
6raud)t in oieien Stur10en ia altd) nid]t
INNER 51 feiern-l1ein, geraoe menn
0ie No0el emiig fin lno fer fltegt,
menn oobei nod in Ser lonlt ltiaen
@obnltube oos 1ifen ser alten 8ano=
ubr lal,t miro, ooer Ser 8lunrenouft
aus Sem &prgdrtden ourb 0as &C.
0ffl1ete 6enlter bereinldmebt, ooer Ser
Noromino nit eiiigem, bartem Singer
gegen sic 6enlteridei6en podt -
Damn, ia Damn iinnt ul10 traumt es
ii6 ant id0niten BON &ergal1ge1beit
un0 @eger1mort un0 3l1fl1nft.
Sic itinen Stl1n0en ioQen l11s
uitiQer" meroen lulien IN uns ielber;
our6 lie er1perben mir l1n iere inner
lide 3l1be uno cine id)0ne @elaiien=
felt unb Si6erbeit in oleu Sdidials=
mel1ol,ngen.
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Mfit friid,ent Mmt6

an sic s(rbeit I'M ltel,elr Sabre. s.
nid)t bei Sen glttcu &oriaeen belper?=
oc1 gelullell, ion0ern Sic Ibot 5rr
Nusfiibrlng gebradt! Gum @elingel1
zines glltcl1 @erteS lit por ol(em Ser
quite @iQe, ounn Sic notbmel1olge
&raf1 uno sic crf oroerlide MnSoouer
poul1Ut6e1. Iiele 0rei nptbmel1oiger
Gigcniboiten ge5elt Nienlanoen a6,
Ser iih aeiltig un0 forperli6 itarft.
3l1 oicier 5meifoben Starflung tragt
ober ser @enl1B eiues guten GetrHlt,
fes bei urlo ais lolbes fanl1 en1p1nb=
fen meroen 0os bon ser Ereis e. @!m=
mtr @rol1ge1 eQl6aft ge!!lferte vAl
Nrilel6erger."
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leltf5eno a1f Sen @aldeforb, SEN M6b=
falte1L uuno frenn0e 2el1te baltel1, TO-
ltet 8el0."
@ie oft bot lie III frii6erc1 Sabrer
Oas e8rlangeu unteroriidel1 n1iillen
menigitens oie Nbenoitltuoen fir iid
5lt boben u10 ol1rd quite 2eftiire if
rem @eiit 51 erfrii6en 11n0 meiter5l1=
bil0el1. Gs lit INNER meniger Damit
gemoroen ull0 iett fat tie idon lon=
&c ni9t mebr an lire 8eiterbilolrng
geoad)t.
lln0 Oob loQte ol1d) Sic iibcreifrige
@ausm1tter no1 M0glidfeit oouodJ
tradter, es 5lt errei6en, mas ibr 10
idmer ideint. @ie mobl tbut es sen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT &in0erl1, merm Sic
Wl1tter nit ibnen SIT reOel1 meiB, mos
ie0eln ein5elnen am @er5en liegt,
menn lie nit Sen Sobnen uu1o 10d=
tern 0eren 3utunft 6eratben fana.
0iele Mutter miro audi Sic mobln1ei.
nen0ite 6re11noin ibrer &inber, Tie III
ni6t n1r sic @flegerin, Sic Sen &0r=
per ndbrt u116 flei0et, einen fleinel1
&iB ooer Sdnitt beilt nno pergeiie11
mobt, iie lit Mutter fir Sic Seelen
ei1r un5erreiBbares 8an0 miro ibre
&inOer an lie fetten, u110 0aS mir0
int Sitter ibr ld]oniter 2obn iein.
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&tmoerefe.
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@ute Nodt! SGloft mobl III Got
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@u1ih, ibl1en 5u folgen. Goh ooro'1
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ten nod Yflidten, ia, es barren ibrer
Sic gentlemen @0sden, Striimpfe
l1n0 aleiohen, Sic lie NIT nilnmernii=
ser @ono mie0er in orOnungsmabigel1
3uitono bringe1 muB. Sis CUR Madt=
5eit opfert lie ii6 fir Sic Sbrigen al1f.
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mondmol ser @eoanfe, Of biele Sp=
fer audi meiie iin0. Die &il1oer mad=
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%anoers," 0enft tie imner un0 blidt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
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