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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-03-02

PIONEER LODGE NO. 1, F. AND A
NJ. Meets first and third Mondays
of each month at Wagner Hall, cor. West.
ern Ave: and Charles street, at 100 p. IN.
w. L. Francis, w. M, J. H. Charleston,
Secy., 636 W. University.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-03-02

ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL MISSIOr
Sunday services: Early celebration ri Holp
Eucharist, Z 80 a. m. High celebrat,,,, r.
holy Eucharist first and thlru Sundayb.
100 a. N. Mathis, second AID fourth
Sundays, U:O0 a. m. SunCry school, 12:3s
o. =. Brotherhood Of st. Andrew. 6:3O ..
N: Vespers, 7:30 D. m. Vice. SERVICES:
Wednesdays, confirmation GLASS; 500 o. N
fridays. evening prayer 800 o. m. Satnr
A. H. Lealtad, Rector. 514 Fuller St.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-03-02
Stared Her in the Face.

Chicago-"That waist just seemed
to stare up at me from the counter
and beg me tc axe it along" This
was the only explanation given the
police by Mrs. Emma Drolette, when
arrested for shoplifting.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-03-02

PIONEER LODGE NO. 1, F. AND
M Meets first and third Monday,
of each month at Wagner Hall, cor. West:
W. T. Francis, W: M, J. H. Charleston,
Secy., 636 W. University.
PERFECT AsHLAR LODGE NO 4,
H. E: and A. NJ; meets second and fourth
Tuesdays at Wagner Hall, cor. Western
Ave. and Charles street at s D. NJ
5ecy a. l nstkT9f hom M MI stres q E. Murphy
BETHEL CHAPTER NO. % r. A. M.
Meets second Thurs day in each month
at Wagner Hall, cor. Western Ave. and
Charles Street, at 500 P. M. VIM. Ste
Vens, H. P, Claude Goodman. secy.,
556 Sibley street. -
PlLGRIM COMMANDERY NO. %.
h6 I'M Templar, meets fourth Thugs
coy coSne IN W Hach month at Wagner Hall.
"A: ID. Adams, e. c.; A. T. Stanley, sec
corner Kent and Charles streets.
MARS LODGE NO. 22ca G, II q ~
d day nights at Odd Fellows Hall Tu'' ss1
G. Archer E r. W ~ ]EarEington
$50 st. Anthony Ave. w.
HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH, NO. 55a q
y; y; OF o. F. meets first and thtrd
denday In each month at Odd FaI-
lows Hall, N. w. Cor. university ond
ffarrlngton. Mrs. Mary Bannister "
~: IT, Mrs. Carrie Lindsey, W. r. 1876
Arch Street. w. -' Law
PAST GRAND MASTERS COrrNC11.
NO; l2S, &. u: o: of o. F. meets the sec
Cnd ana fourth Friday in each month ut
oua feIloWs Hall, 221 W. University.
t ton wa Ear1ngt9n: Entrance Earring
hickman, G. S., No. 422 ST Anthoa
avenue. i'ioi'
81 81: PAUL PATRIARCHY NO. ia,
meets second Monday in each month nj
,o na Fellows Hall. 221 ". Univ ersity.
corner harrington. Entrance on Farrine'
ION avenue Thos. r. Hickman (actjng1
t: V; F.; w. r. Norris, p. NJ Y. p:
'eo d. Lowe. w. P. R.: 17Sk Wabasha.
uo11err1o, MinneapoIis:
J. 10OoS g Of RUTH NO. IT'S q.
LIu a Sqsjy IN each month at Labor Ten
ne Hall. Cor. Fourth street and Eiah H.
hV' south. Mrs. S. Darager. M NJ 9: :.
N1ss Cora Napier, w. r.
oM Mnp D., HHRoTHERs OF FRIENDSHIP
+. Meets Sd Thursday in each montb at
cM hayes st Hail. cor Western Ave. and
ing always welcome. o. Howell. W N
J. Q. Adams, w. s., 49 D. 4th st "" NJ
RAMSEY LODGE NO. 8, u r
meets second Friday in each month at
wagner Hall, cor. Western Ave. and
charles Street. Brothers in good stand
ing always welcome. M. A. Davis w.
M'' A. D. Adams, W. S., All Charles
Street.
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. BIDDLE CIRCLE. LADIES OF G.. A,
t. meets first and third Tuesdays of each
ttol building. Mrs. M J. Leavitt. Pres.
Mr.. ]. R. White. Secy.. Phoenix BLDG.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-03-02

were when the cardinal had complet-
ed his work Of carrying the water in
leaden pipes all the way from the top
of Kingston hill to his new home.
Hitherto few people save the personal
friends of the present owner have
known Of the existence of these rem
nants Of the great mans enterprise
but wonderful glimpse into the past
Is to be obtained by any one privileg.
ed to open the fastshut door of the
tunnel and descend into the subter.
ranean wonderland
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ST. JAMES A. M. e. CHURCH. COR.
Fuller and Jay streets. Sunday services.
1900 a. M; 1880 p. m. Wednesday prayer
meeting, 500 p. m. Pastor vic!.s on
Monlay and Tuesdays: at home Wednes-
day and Thursday. Weddings, gune,aIa
and the sick attended on notice
Rev. H. P. Jones, Pastor
Parsonage. Cor. Jay and Fuller,
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Hanson and Mr.. Modem spent Thurs
'rday evening at the Anderso nhome.
Some harp strings were broken last
Sunday.
Miss Alma Bergman who has been
$dressmaking for some time is visit
ing for some time is visiting at her
dressmaking for some time is visiting
at her home.
!. We hope Johns violin won't be 50
out Of tune some other time.
Oak Park school is busy prepar.
ing it's Christmas program, and then
'hurrah for Christmas and all its
pleasures.
The Ladies Aid of Kongsvinge1
congregation met with Mrs. M. C. An
derson last Thursday. A goodly mum
her We're present.
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Erskine-- Last Saturday afternoon
as the children were vending their
ways homeward from school in the
district near Foot Lake a sad acct
dent happened wherein the little
daughter Of Jacob Mjovik lost her life
and her body is still at the bottom
of the lake. Ole Knudson's daugh-
ter, it seems was walking ahead when,
the ice broke and the little girl went
to her rescue but was pulled in.
Young Svalin had witnessed the fall
ing in of the Knudson girl and rushed
out to the edge of the ice and jumped
in and succeeded in bringing her to
the top and getting her out ri the va
ter but he was not aware OF the little
Mjovik girl and nothing was known
of her drowning until the Knudson
girl was brought to and she commenc-
ed to inquire of her WhereabO
Search has been made for the body
but up to this time no trace of the
little girl has been found. The par
ents of the little girl are nearly fran
tic with grief. Crookston Press.
st. vincent-To convince Editor
McFadden of the Neche GhronOtype
that the winter will be mild, farmer
came in and told him he saw a duck
going north few days ago. Editor
McFadden says he don't know why q
duck would go north this time of year
but opines that htere will be either 4
very mild winter or a very cold duck.
New Era. III Is. 3s
karlstad -Some Of the farmers east
of here got togethe the first Of che
week and cleared of the brush for a
winter road along the state ditch.
This road will run straight east Of
karlstad and will shorten the dis
lance for some Of the farmers up to
six miles. Ii The dump will be leyelled
in the spring so that a permanent
road can be9laid out Among the live
farm rs who did the clearing we note
the following: Alf Anderson, Ole Mix
kelson, Hend rickson,t Thompson and
Amandus Lindgrens "A dyocate.
New soluna- The ladies aid auction
held in school District 20 on Thanks
giving day was very well attended.
The ladies served dinner at noon and
after dinner the sale went on. ii: q.
Hanson of Viking was the auctioneer
and the people were feeling good after
the big dinner and bid up one over
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SOUTHERN OAK PARK

HO
E6to . . . &c = q . - . !.
Who can help but enjoy the lovely
weather, we are having:
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dalen and son
visited at Mrs. Dalen's parental homo
last Sunday.
Ais Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Anderson were
pleasantly surprised BY a number Of
their friends last Sunday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Anderson received 4
number Of nice pieces Of parlor fur.
n1iture besides parlor lamp.
Misses Hamerlund spent Sunday at
the Connor home in Vega
Misses Ida J and Ida N Bergman,
Mary and Minnie Anderson, Ruth
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and attended by q large number Of
people: Deceased is son Of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. I. Arness, merchant at Fork, AMI
was born April 10, 1883. Tribune.
Argyle-Last Friday while Robt.
Tell Of Big Woods was driving a
bunch of cattle to Argyle for shipment
TO the st. Paul market, one old COW
refused to be. driven away and made
good her escape back to the farm. Mr..
Tell, who was riding a horse, took at
ter her; the COW fell and broke her
leg in the fall. The horse Mr.. Tell
was riding fell over the COW and
threw him to the ground, fractuning
his arm and otherwise giving him 4
severe shaking up. Nils Malma was
/ phoned to with the request that he
take Mr.. Tell TO- Argyle where he
could receive medical attention, but
Mr.. Malm found that his automobile
refused to start on the magnetic, SO
| MIR. Tell advised him to take aahOrse
and ride up to his farm and getisome
storage batteries that he had ON
hand While the horse was being
ridden to the Tell farm he fell, and
and broke leg and threw his rider
to the ground. Thus endeeth this
i.chapter of accidents. The COW was
killed, the horse was killed and Mr.
! Tell is nursing a very sore arm. By
the good grace of Henry Morgan, 2
sneighbor, the COW was brought 3to
market and we hope by this time thai
i she is getting all that is coming to
her The horse lost by MI Nfaln
was a valuable one and the loss Is
i keenly. fell. Banner 4.
,ArgyieMiss Emma Schey, who Is
teacher in School District No. a21 ii
town, of fiddle River, gave q delight
i 4, l basket social and entertainment
last Friday evening, Nov. 27th. 4
very nice program was rendered tby
| tie scholars Of the school ahd others
and thea receipts III of#f the evening
Amounted TO $63 which will be used Z
purchase an organ for the school
Miss schey IS 70 be congratulat up
j on the great success she Is naaline
i with her schoo Banner. Us.
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NORTHWEST OF WARREN .

NOH INVEST Or WAhhcN
4 4 IS = = =
Vega Young Peoples society will
meet Sunday evening, 7:30. Every
body welcome. u
Misses Ida, Rose, Emma and Alice
johnson visited with friends in Oak
Park, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Misses Emily and Ida johnson are
staying at John Abrahamson's in
Warren this week
Among those from Vega who went
to hear Jim Hill speak, were: En-
ma, Olof and Oscar Bystrom, Oscar
!! Dahlman, Charles Swanson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron johnson, Edward johnson,
Alfred Johnson, Charles and Axel
And erson, Arthur and Rose johnson.
AL report themselves very much
pleased with the speech.
Marie And erson is sewing at An
drew Nelson's at present.
Gust and August Carlson are doing
x Z Il = -
carpentry work at the Warren MA
chinery and Iron Works, Co., this
week.
Mrs. Ole Ranstrom and family were
Warren shoppers, Tuesday.
Leonard and Bernard Westberg en-
/, tertained a number Of their friends
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Frederick Hickman and Ernes,
fschunann attended the opening Q!
fthe opening of North Star College a,
Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Westberg arr
Visiting relatives in Roseau thi.
week. Il
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the other so that sum of over $50
was raised for the church. Review.

the other SO that a sum of over $50
was raised for the church. Review.
Stephen-J. NJ. Altman, the tailor,
met with very unfortunate accident
Sunday. While out hunting in the
woods south of town, the % rifle he
was carrying in some unknown man
ner was accidentally discharged the
bullet entering his right arm just
above the muscles of the forearm
near the elbow. DR.. Guifoyle dress
ed the injured arm at once, but was
unable to locate the bullet exactly,
and it will probably be a few weeks
before Mr.. Amman will be able to use
his hand as a result of the accident.
Leader.
stephen-Th firemen held meet
ing Tuesday to elect officers for the
ensuing year and the same ones were
reelected, all being fully satisfier
with the way they conducted the af-
fairs of the department. They also
discussed plans for their annual fire.
*1uen bali, a general Committee CON
sisting of L. B. schafer, Geo stevning
and A. J. I.ovestrom we're appointed
who will appoint committees and
hope all will get together to make
their 2lst anniversary as successful
as those in the past, if not more so.
They have decided on Masquerade
ball and instead Of going away from
the hall that night for supper, they
!. have decided on a basket supper 4and
all ladies are requested to bring bias.
,kets which will; be sold to the highest
I bidder. They have gone to = great
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to have meetings all winter, if pos
sible
The dance in the hall was we'll at
tended Saturday night.
An automobile landed in the ditch
here last week about miles south.
Nobody got hurt. sf,. IS ss.45 :
Soon the Christmas bells will be-.
singing. We wish you all a. Merry
Christmas in case we don't come
again before that time.
Hans Hanson accidentally got his
finger cut off in aswheel in the thresh-
ing machine last week.
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Well, here we are again, happy as
ever.
Weather has been quite nice late
".
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Anderson were
pleasantly surprised Wednesday af-
ternoon by a number Of their friends
around here in honor of their silver
wedding anniversary At 5 o'clock a
dinner was served and they were pre-.
sented with a handsome tea-set and
cake dish. All reports are of the
evening being greatly enjoyed by all
present. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Otto johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Olson, Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Franzman, DR.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Atkins, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Bucholz. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. Carlson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
johnson, Mr.. and RMS Sundberg and
a1rs Hawkins.
Some one heard sleigh bells on
Thanksgiving day Who was out for a
sleigh ride?
The basket party held in the Buc-
holz school district Nov. %, Saturday
evening, was great success. Every
body reports a good time. The bas-
kets all went like hot cakes. Receipts
were s37.7O.
Minnie and Ida Franzman went
over TO Lees Sunday.
Emil Anderson, Alfred Franzman
land Fred Bucholz We're out hunting
1 Sunday 3s45 H
The Sunday school is going to try
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vJNIN0
Dec. 1.-THE people around here
are enjoying the sleighing. The
youngsters are out for sleigh rides
during the evenings.
The Ladies' Sewing society over at
Tangquist's on Thursday was not
very well attended on account of the
cold.
Mrs. John Lindquist went to War ].
rem Monday last for medical treat
ment at the hospital.
School has closed for the coolest
months in district No. 1T and Miss
Minnie Malm, tine teacher, has return
ed to her home.
The Thure and George Co: is. busy
baling flax straw and patching now
a-days. i. s..s.
The Peterson brothers are hauling
feed from Warren. Il
Olof Larson was over at Flod-
strom's last Sunday, sg0s a..s :, s..s,,I.
USUAL f1AAAAN4S Alzass AS2ssFS
mill in order now in town and is busy
grinding these day.. ss Iass
The brush rabbits are pltiful this
year around here. i. s 49, IS,
a crowd OF young people were over /.
at Sustad's a week ago.
Emil Beckman went to Warren and
back by. team Saturday.
Gust Anderson's are plastening
their kitchen, Lundgren doing the
work.
The young people are having a
good time now since that dam was ].
built they enjoy skating there as the
ice is SO nice
Israel Peterson's had some young
folks Sunday at their new house
which they have built this summer.
This will be all for this time viii
come another time.
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Hon. Albert Berg Of spooner, has
closed out all his business affairs and
will retire from active life on account
of i'll health. Mr.. Berg expects to
move about to different places until
he finds q location which will please
him for a suitable permanent abidin.
place. Roseau County Times.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-23

Rpman BON 60 opbie 9srsna a.
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grnte nicbt bsenbet ipefben tonnte unb
cine SungersnDtb orohte, fdrieben oies
bic WeiIen Der 9emeinbe nem nmitdna
be gu, baB man nit bem 9irten oas
groo begraben bate. gs fdno dlfo EN-
GROCER @emeinoerutb itdtt uno es pnrs
Be beihloIIen, bas grob oem 1obten
ipieber su entreiBen. Sas Grab puro:
aufosbro6en, bic 2eihe berporgebolt,
in SEN 8alb gsidleppt nno auf sinem
Sdeiter1aufsn oerbranflt. Tags ours
auf ffrablte bic Sonne am 5immel
unb ih6nltes Wetter rsttets bic grnts.
gDer ipirb es nun ben 8auern BON Mls
iolapas aussureben permossn, bah lie
ods einsie 8idtigs getroIfen uno bnrd
ibre WeiIe Sen 3orn 9ottes belanftlst
babeno Die 9enbarmerie fuht Die
2eifenIfdnber unb o1s 8sriht ipiu
Iie beftrafen. ellfo gsitsben I'm Sabre
1912.
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'Srunoeise siibertrasungen

gincinnati,22. Oft.

Sobn u. pitts an Sacob anapp, 40
Bel 120 SUB an Der Siopeftzgde Der
5loriba uno 9anfielo Strabs. 81.
Iboie W2. poQod an MaD s. Mcz
Gratb, Sbeil BON Got "a, in 8rotpn's
Qobition gu COPELAND. 81.
emma 6. Sbeu an Maraaret 6.
Sbsarer, 25 BEL Iii SUB. on Der Subz
ieits Der Glart Strabe, 80 SUB 0Itlid
BON Der Sobn Strabe. 81.
Wfarsaret G9arls an GIisabetb uni
CHARLES q. Stint, 5beil BON Got 141
in Soiepb u. Samss' llnterabtbeilung
in Jdirmount. 81.
Spbnep ). Grsp an Sarrp :. lsb=
man. Got so in Der rlnterabtbeilung q
BON Sutlsb part. 81.
Warp u. G.rne an Soiepb 8iI1off
Got 81 in Der llnterabtbsiIung am
8roaopap unb Der Woobtparb uni
penoleton strube. 81.
gbiparb $. gorpman II. 9lnb. ar
pauI g. Warb. 56eil BON Got 19 ir
Der Jarmsrs' College unierabtbeilune
an Der geoar QDenue. 81.
Walter s. Wlarborf, 9ruItee, ar
Wiaiam 81. Smith, Cots OIL, 91z
unb 913 in Der gee1tpoob nnterab=
tb.ilung. $3.50.
Sobn 5errmann an MnoD 6err.
mann, 81 Qeres in Gettion 8 DDn Sp.
camore Sp. 81.
2enu gOIoimitb an 2ouife q
Gbrispin, so SUP an Der ainnep WDs
$25OO.
Qnna 9bompfon an Gath. Wisser
mann, % SUP an Der StanIep 4Oe
$1.OO.
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gaiton, 80 SUB an Der Dapton Ctr
$1.O0.
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Gath. 9offmann, 2ots 9O5, 9OB uni
9O7 in 8eehpoob. $3.50.
Cigar Mit6sll an Celia 3. Gang
135 Icres in Gettion / BON GneAmer'
1p. 81.
CLARA 6. 6. Bates on Gnterprifs
Nmufement Co., Cots 222 unb 223 II
RnonIton's untsrabtbeiluns. s..
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ihrift 9reeIeD's nidt gu sntatffern; er
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cine apotbete unb iibsrsiebt Dem 9Ipoz
tbeter idpeigeno .bas pupisr. Der
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kudelten Suitsnanfaa. S9liebli6
fabt Der Qpotbeter isinen GntI6lub.
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glei6 oarauf tDarten2" Damit iit Der
geIuher, aufs SD6ite bsluitigt, elm
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tDidelte Jlafde nit bem Dermeintli9sn
tbe.sr, .es 1T elm auase5eidnstes Rez
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Catherine pepton an Soiepb Ibler,
so SUB an Der Hodoale nno 9arpen
Qlpenue. 81.
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80 5ub an Der Waibinston Ipenue in
Sennebb Seiebts. 81.
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8. Grieit, SruItee, einen Ider in Setz
tion 26 BON Columbia Sp. 81.
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SibtDIb, Dis., an g. ., Cooper, so
SUB an Der MttinIon Strabe. ST.
Gaa +. Sadman, geltamsntspollz
itrederin. an Glisabetb .. Dapis Or
pban's Some, Sibtoih, Wis., 200 SUB
an berislben Strabe. 81.
syreb 6. Megeboft an bic SruItees
Der Mt. 4uburn M. 6. Stride, eine
Got an Der Muburn gpenus. $3.50.
Wm. 5liigelmann an aate 9ranoe
itetter, % SUB an Der Gara Strabe
$1.O0.
g. m. Cooper an Sen. SO. Straoer,
cine Got an Der 6ugbes Strabe. 81.
Chris. Drummer, NahlabperDdltsr
an Trant 8. 8aumbsdel, 238 SUB an
Der 9oeuit Strabe in Camp Denniipn.
$3.50.
Sennie 9. 8. Williams an u. s.
Walbron, eine lpt an Der Z. Strabe,
ndhe Central 9lpe. 81.
s. 80. Bennett on 81. .. Mlcorn,
atpei Cots an Der Gamoen 9lDenue.
$5333. "a.
u. .. Qlcorn an 4nna Sbornopte,
basielbe Gigentbum. 81.
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Gerih1penbung ipornte, BON ibreln
elnaebraften &apital lprddl.

SeIiu)lNellullll9 lDQrIlt, uuH tpttHl
einaehrahten aapital iprdd.
Srob aQeoen ohntc Sermann
nift, baB iein aonpagnon al6
beiu1lid) nof) @eld)dite mndte nno
auf bieie 8eiie nlebr uno mebr III
rlinirenOe Serboltililie gerietb. Gr
ging OIL einem nebligen Serbitabeno
ourd oic StraBen FIN, leiler &ob-
nung gu; llnrllbe erfilllte ibit cs
mar ihm, ais Orobe cine @efaDr lel-
ner Wltter uno ibm - leiner Wtut-
fer, Die lfon 10 piel gclittenl Gr
fonnte iid niht erflarenL ipeIhc
Seimlid)fciten Der gruoer glie's,
oem CT ieine Selbitltanbigfeit ber-
oanfte, Dor ibm baben tonne, mo
BOD mlibte er it'd geltebeh DOB III
Dem 8eid}aft nidt 9llles 10 fpar fptc
es icin iollte. WtiBtrallen idnen ibn,
Siin0e er traitc lid faum, Den
0ebanfen on Elm BON sllfreb allsgc-
fiibrtes llnreht 5u faiien.
glls er Iid Der &orltaOt lulo Der
@o5lu,ng ieiner Qiutter ndbcrtc,
purbe er III Dem gepuBtlein rubi-
ger, lei1e Biliht eriiillt, ieinen gun-
sen SleiB Dem @eIfdit geipiomet 81
pobell, uno es i6ien ibm, als idbc CT
81 idJtpar5 uno als tpare oiele &c,
fabrorpbenbe 3eit mir ein lleber-
gang 5u mieoer bciercn Sagen. slls
er III Die Stllbe trut, fano er Gle bel
ieiner Witter - Iciu 8eiiht Der.
flGrte lid, er mar gliidlid,, Ieine 8e-
licbtc 81 finberL Die leine tribune err
iiillte, uir Die er glacs 5u tbun I'M
Stan0e mar. 9tod) nber mar por Der
Mfltter nid1tS oiienbar, nod ME Dor
ihr, luenn altd heimlid, Elm Stub ges
luetlIelt - llno bod nllBte lie langlt
BON Dem 8ebeimniB.
Gle trat Dem &on1ncn0Pn entge-
gen lmo bolo nor man i'm 8elprdd],
Ods Sermann i'm Nun enolid) Dem
&eIIb Der 8eliebter, nad) Dem or
rang, rldber 81 fon1men, auf lie un0
i'm 5u lenfen muBte. Sic geltanOeu
9eioe Ser lihclnb fragelroen Wut,
ter, oaB 3niihen ibneu IaneIt eir
9uno Qeihloiien.
oVteine ltebe Glie," ipraf lie 5u
oent errotbenben WQ0den, nahben
lie iie gefiiBt, ySie iino mir eine
liebe Sodtcr, i'd begriiBe Sic bon
6er5en uno BIN red)t irob, gu boren,
OaB mein Sobn gu Shuen beiBe uno
mabre Sicbe begt. @ebt mir Cure
5anOe, &inoer, ncine lieben ainber;
8ott lob mid an Gurem Slid per-
geiien, mas mir in Der 8ergangenbeit
geiheben - @ott laiie Sic ME, lneine
tbelre Gle, StunOen erleben, pie Die
naren, Die mir bereitet puroen -
aber mein Sohn, nuf DEN id itol5 bin,
miro oeiien nidt fdbig ieir, er miro
ielnen 9tamen bod bulten uno i'm
INNER mebr ipieher 5u @bren brin=
gen, er miro Sbr treuer Salt uno
5iibrcr iein."
ogtun bari ih pohl p6ne Sebl az
Dir iprehcn uno Gid lieben Gle,
bas tbllt mir mobl, lprah @ermann,
ludbreno ieine 0httter Die &1noe Ser
@eioen MN ourh iic gerlobten in
einauoer Ieqte, oeren 9lide iid,
beige Siebe otbneno, trafcn.
oIie Snge meines IIterS erbalten
in Guh neuen 9ei3, Guer GIiif ioQ
mid ermdrmen 1rno entitdoi9en, unb
S6r lperOet gliidIi6 perben, i6 fiiblc
eS, i'd babe Gud) ieit LANCER ,3eit
bPobaftet un0 Iange geluuBt, mas
SIr mir beute geitebt. Gud erfiiat
gegenieitige 2iebe, uno iie lit ser
elpige 8feiler bc8 ebeIidel @liifs!l"
(Sprtiebuna foIat.)