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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-06-07

Mrs. Amos Wilson, of Franklin
Grove, Ill, is visiting friends and rel
atives i'm Carroll and Baltimore coun-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-06-07

4 marriage license was issued in
Baltimore yesterday to Clayton Shue
and Louise Ouester, both of this
county
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04

Misses
Elizabeth Davis,
Dorothy Hall,
Katherine Thummel
Leeta HOldrege,
Katherine BeesOn,
Elizabeth Bruce,
Mary RiHgwalt,
Menie Davis,
Janet Han.
Mesdames-
James II. ScObie,
Harry Jordan.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04

afternoon will be spent playing bridge
The Slsterhood meets the first Friday
afternoon Of each month.
Mrs. c. b. Brown viii give a matinee
party at the American theater Thursday
for her daughter Marion. with refresh
ments afterward at the Delft Tea room.
Twenty-eght little girls will be present
chaperoned by Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Il. G McGilton win be at home
informally saturday afternoon at her
home from to o'clock for her guests
Mrs. Walter Williams of Hugo, Colo.
and for Miss Charlotte Williams, both of
whom formerly resided here. There will
be no cards issued.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Seligsohn will enter
tain at dinner party and family reunion
this evening at their apartments at the
Hamilton in celebration of the seventy
fifth birthday OF Mr.. Seligsohn There
will be eighteen guests at the dinner this
evening and the out-of-town guests SIl
be Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seligsohn of Kan
sas City, Mr.. and Mrs George Landsberg
of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs Leo Selig-
sohn Of Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
Personal Gossip

Miss Edna Bartlett left Monday for the
east to resume her studies at Wellesley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beach Taylor have re-
moved to their former home at 2O21 How
ard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Van Court have
returned to Omaha, after spending the
holidays in Chicago.
Mrs. a. L. Reed and daughter, Eliza
beth, leave today for California to spend
two or three months.
A son was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Creigh of Chicago,
formerly of this city.
Byron Oberst, who has spent the holi-
days in omaha with his parents, has re-
turend to Northwestern university, where
he is law student.
Mrs. Louis Allen of New York arrived
last evening TO visit at the home Of her
mother and sister. Mrs. b. II. Goldgraber
and Mrs. Frank Spigle.
Mr.. Roscoe Thomas left Tuesday for
Lincoln. after spending Christmas vaca-
ton with his mother, Mrs. l. ]. II. At
kinson, and DR.. Atkinson.
Miss Editha Kearney who has been
the guest of Miss Blanche Corley Welch
for the last two weeks, will leave Friday
Tor nef nome IN jackson, HeD'
Miss Charlotte Williams of Barnes,
Kan, and her sister, Mrs. Walter Will
liams of Hugo, Colo, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, f. c. McGilton.
Miss Ada Hlopp, who has been spend
ing the holidays in Omaha, guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Klopp, will
return to Evanston. ILL.,, within a few
days to resume her studies at Northwest
ern university
Miss Grace Richardson Of Erie, Penn,
will arrive Friday to spend the month of
January as the guest of Mrs Jerome
Magee. Miss Richardson has visited in
Omaha several times and has a large
circle of friends here.
Mrs. A. l.. Mohler and Miss Marie
Mohler left last evening for New York
and will sail Saturday on the Americka
for Paris, where Miss Mohler will re-
sumo her musical studies. They eX-
pect to remain in Europe indefinitely.
During the holiday season four alumni
classes of the Omaha High school have
held reunions and elected officers for
1912. The following class presidents have
been elected Glass of 1908, Hawthorne
Daniel; Class of 1909, Max Flothow;
Glass of 1870 William Wentworth; Glass
of 1911, Henry Howes.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
g FIor the ~
e WOMEN FOLKA
Novel Wager

At recent dinner party. where a
number Of college men were present there
was quite heated discussion between
the alumni members Of Harvard and
Oberlln as to the relative merits Of the
respective glee clubs this season. \ well
known society woman who was present
at the dinner has been chosen as referee
and following the concert Thursday even
ing VIII give her opinion, which win de-
eide who is the winner of the bet.
The oberhn man argues that there
should be some good musicians from the
music department of his college. Tho Har-
ward man thinks that his alma mater
has a larger number of students from
which to select the men OF the Glee club,
and therefore. the club from his college
should be The better.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04

$4,000 Mink Sets-clearing
sale price .........".$S $500
$125.00 Fox Sets-clearing
sale price ..........$72.5O
$4,000 Fox Sets clearing
sale price .........S S62.5O
$500 Fox Sets-clearing
sale price $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
For the Future.

The class Of lsl1-lsl2 Of the Omaha High
school viii give a dancing party at
Chambers tomorrow evening Miss Ethel
Padmore and Mr. Arthur Robinson have
charge Of the affair
The January meeting Of the Temple
Israel sisterhood win be held Friday aft
srnoon in the parlors Of the temple. The
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
For nherIin GIec CInh.

Plans for the entertainment Of the club
had to be shifted to meet the change in
time of arrival The University club,
deprived Of their presence at the noon
luncheon has extended their greetings
in the form of a souvenir card to each
individual member of the Glee club. After
the concert an informal reception will
be held in the church parlors for the
alumni and friends of Oberlin. Assisting
at the reception will be:
Misses Misses
Kate MOorhead, Edna Clark
Ethel Turkey, Helen Clark,
Matte Bliss. Elizabeth Mitchell,
Bertha Clark,
Mesdames- Mesdames-
George Barker jr.; ]. T.. Palmer,
c. G. Mcdonald, Walter Williams,
Harley Moorhead, Harry Tukey'
q. W. Noble,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
Most wopderfuI Healing

After suffering many years with a
sore, Amos King, Port Byron, n. Y, was
cured by Bucden's Arnica Salve. 2jc.
For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
Wedding Bells

The wedding of Miss Cecilia McCaffrey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. owen McCaf-
frey, to Mr.. John Murphy of Sioux city,
formerly of Omaha, will take place on
Wednesday morning, February Z, at 40
o'clock at st. Peters church. A wedding
breakfast will follow at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. McCaffrey.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04
Pleasures Past

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Reed entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening for the house
guests of Mrs. II. d. Reed. Those pres
ent were Misses Lucille Krapf, Helena
Trimble, Messrs. Ralph Wilson, Kenneth
Reed, Ulrich Krapfl, Mr.. and Mrs. II. d.
Reed.
Mrs. w, l.. Bingham entertained at an
afternoon tea at home Tuesday for Mrs.
George Marples of Chicago, formerly of
this city The rooms were decorated with
holly and Christmas green. on the tea
table were clusters Of poinsettas Invita-
tions were issued to sixty guests. Assist
ing the hostess were:
w. p. Hartford, +. I. Rouse,
A. b. Somers, G. Il. Bryson,
George w. LOOMS, w. l.. Shearer.
Miss Charlotte Callahan gave a mat
inee party Monday at the Brandeis, when
school Days" was the attraction and
her guests occupied boxes. Mrs. Ward
Burgess chaperoned the party and those
present were:
Misses Misses
Harriet Smith, Lucille Bacon,
Regina Connell, Gertrude Mccarthy,
Helen Eastman, Chicago;
Gertrude Metz, Marion Howe,
Claire Daugherty, Grace Allison,
Esther Wilhelm, Katherine Baum,
Mrs. Ward Burgess.
Miss Ella NJ. Kennedy of South Omaha
entertained few friends at New Years
Iartv. Misses Emma kissing and Mar
kAret Kennedy contributed several musi-
Il selections. number of out-of- town
klests were present, including Mrs. NJ.
T. Scott of Chicago, Misses zell Ridge
Eay of Indlanola, Ia; Helen Grebner of
Misses Misses
Emma Kissling, Bess kissing,
Etola Kennedy, Margaret Kennedy,
Grace DrosS,
Mayme Vanderhaven,
Messrs.- MeSSrS.-
Henry Dross, Allen Kennedy,
Thomas Ham, Floyd Walton,
Arlo MCLarnun, NJ. K. Hannah.
James Pilley,
The II Trovatore club gave a leap year
bob sleigh party last evening and, after
sIeighing, a light luncheon was served
at the home of one Of the members. Those
present were.
Misses Misses
Irene Riley, Rose Kunz,
Idnnea Pearson Georgia Howe,
Hattie Kunz, Hulda Armbrust,
Gertrude Garock. Esther G. Nelson.
Wihelmina Armbrust
Messrs.- Messrs.-
Ray Travis, Edward Shurig,
Emory Nelson, Certer Meleen,
Percy Nelson, Swenson,
Percy Meeen, Wilbur Christensen,
Roy Pearson, Charles Lohrman
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lansing entertained
last evening at their home. S517 Howard
street, in honor of Prof and Mrs. Robert
{. Lansing of st. Paul. Forty guests
were present.
Miss Kate Granville entertained the
members of the Yednam club at her home
last evening, Progressive high five was
played and prize won by Miss Florence
Dudley. Those present were:
Misses Misses
Gertrude Flynn, May Beadle
Jean Foley, Mary Bell,
Catherine Shields, Marie Rutland,
Mary McCabe, Anna Dettman,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04

The wedding of Miss Ollie Gertrude
Aron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. Aron
OF Crete. Neb., to Mr. Frank Joseph Sadi-
LEX, was celebrated January / at the
brides home in Crete. Mr.. and Mrs
Sad4iek will reside at 9O2l f street, South
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04

Mrs. Harry Jordan was hostess at
luncheon today at the Omaha club in
honor OF Miss Helen Scobie, Miss Bertha
Dickey and Miss Daphne Peters. Red
carnations formed the decorations and
covers were placed for:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-04

The Hit and Run club, which is COM
posed of six young golfers of the Happy
Hollow club, gave an elaborate and en-
joyable dinner party New Years eve at
the home OF Mr.. A. !. Creigh. Mr.. Ed
ward Leary was master OF ceremonies
and Mr.. Arthur McShane made the ar
rangements for the dinner. Those pres
ent were:
Misses Misses
Grace Callan, Josephine Murphy,
Mary Duffy, Marguerite Prentiss
Marian Funkhouser,
Messrs.- Mcssrs.-
A. l. Creign, Arthur McShane,
Bert LeaTy, Harold Thompson,
Edward Leary,
MIR, and Mrs Samuel Rees, jr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
erflart aries Ben Grfaltnnse,t.

Gin Graiebungs-&rea135ug melder
oarnad itrebt, noaB eemobrlide CT
fdltl1ngen u~ngep0bnIid meroen In
nerbaIb Ser ndddten Generation, bat
Don prominenten Memg)orfer Aer5ten
begonnen. &ier lit cine 2iite seq
Jog. .Gbut's niht," bon tpelden Ole
Doftoren bebaupten, oaB iie sem idbr.
liden 8el1td,e ser grtdturrg porbel,-
gen:
rsett Gu@ ridt in cine @or NIT
DurdSug."
uSdIoft nidt in beiBen 3immern."
r@erbinoert Ole friid,e 2uft nidt."
.l1eberfiint @u4 nidt lei oen
mobI5eiten. gu bieI Gfen oermipoert
Cure Bi6eritunosfabigteit."
Sem mir nod beifigert m04ten-
menn SIR cine grtdtlung bait, be-
fret gu6 bacon 10 raid als mogIi@.
I'm Dies fertig 5u bringen, menoet
SIR @bamberlains &uftenmitteI gan5
por5uglid finoen. gu foa,fen lei ol-
len @dnolern. = Nnseige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Stole itubt.
l1no iett - Elm unter0ridter Guf-
idrei BON 6ortber.
&aih eilt Stole BIN.
Gin i1nneer Mann liegt 1T benz
laneen @ras, nit ieinem Stod berge,
bens 5as g%efraBige, tau en1fade Sc
5iefer a%btpebren6.
Gin ein5iger Slid outs @oies idar=
fen Mugen - uno iie tpeiB: e lift Elm
6rem0er, ser ii@ I'M @anrpfe nit
&euidre6en nidt 3a belfen pern1ag.
8litidneu greift fte nod brer
Neitide. Mo9 Iinfs mnb redts iauit
Iie, mitten binein in oie @eui6reden=
molfe.
Gin Ebeil ser Gbiere fdlGt rai6eno
51t 8ooen; Ole on6eren flattern @a-
bon.
Sett erit nimmt Stole sic idlanfe
Sumglingsgeitalt getal.er in Auge1>
ldein - nit SET gan3en l1ngenirtbbe:tt
poafomeniter unldul0.
@eld 3artes roiiges @eiidt! 8el@
ei%eentbimli4 >bene Augen! 8eld
goloiegldn3enoer 8loum nber Der
feiren SberIippe!
Sic itaunt.
ltn6 er?....
Sid etpos aufrihten1 aus lei1ter
liegenoerr SteI1tng, ftarrt er pte be,
5oubert oas munoeriame Mdoden=
Bills an, sag i'm mie cine CUTE See int
Mu bon Ser @eui9rederplage be-
jfreite.
Cine 8eiIe ruben sic 8lide Ser
beioem iuneen Menidemtroer pie
p%er1pu1Gert ineinnnSer sic ldHpar-
meriide,t blaaten Mu9en oes Sing
lings mnb sic gldn5enoen fdepar5er
Ices MdodenS.
(Gortieburg folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.

Estate of Heinrich Thesing, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Heinrich Thesing, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day having
been granted to Lisetta Thesing,
It is ordered, That the time within
which all creditors Of the above named
decedent NAV present claims against
his estate in this Court, be, and the
same hereby is, limited to six
months from and after the date here
of; and that Friday, the, 23rd day
of May, 1918, at 8 o'clock. A. M,
in the Probate Court Rooms at the
Court House at the City of st. Cloud,
in said County, be, and the same here
by is, fixed and appointed as the time
and place for hearing upon and the
examination, adjustment and allow
ance Of such claims as shall be pre-
sented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order In Der
sNordstern" as provided BY law.
Dated November 18th, 1912.
(SeaD A. H. KLASEN,
i Probate judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
g.

SSn flariter 8ldl,e fl1nfelt ser 9im-
mel uber ben Heinen 8bIe9baraden
BON 8iffel : @olofelo, iiber Sen Eol=
met un6 Mangoplantogen, iber sen
in peiter Serne int S6meiBe Dres
Mngeiidts arbeitenoen @oI6grdbern.
9angiom reitet @oie orf rbrem
8fer6den sic blutbenbone 0aie ent-
|Iang.
@ie ole mills aufpadien6en Men-
iden, itet a19 fie unbetpltBt b00ig
I'M 8aun see fie lmgeben6en Nattr=
5al1bers.
8eramben6 0uften 6ie grenfarbi~
gen &ieienblitbenfelhe 5u ibr Ter
iiher. Mit onrd6ringemoem @efreiid
flattert mnrdmaI Elm eigentbiimIider
@ogeI, baIb Sa1be, bab 8apogei,
porbei. 8unte sdmetterIinge gol1-
feln 6aber. @roBe Spinner baben I'M
peridlungereen @e31peig ser Mongo-
bourne rDre yteBe 1ltgeBargt. @t1te
8oumibedie luet nit bellen Merg-
lein aug einem Aitloh ouf Sic einfa-
me @eiterin berab.
@~ebeimibpones @oI6Ieben. :.
ST @e6anten berloren, trdlert
@oie nit ibrer frifden, fLare1 5tim-
ME Elm frobes 2ieoden Dor fi9 tim.
Gu@ 8in, 6os Rferoden, trobte
geienfterr @opfes, tpie rriooe BON Ser
0~ruiideroen @omnerIuH, 6abin.
Motli1 be6t es sic NIiiern, bIeibt
itgber1 1rn1 1piebert.
5peuoiges @iebern a,1s nidt 3u
meiter Serne nls Anttport.
@Iei9 oornltf fonu11t elm brnu1eg
8fer1 bt1ter oidem Bnfdtperf berpor:
u16 trnM oireft auf 8iin 5u.
sc 1T geiatteH; bod Ser @eiter
hpFkHf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Silt sic aanse @ddidte an

gu iagen, 6aB 6olep's Sonep &
9or COMPOUND 6ds Bette 1T fir Rin.
Der 1tn1 ermo4fefe Herfore,1 l1ro Tel.
ne 0piaten entb6lt. if r141r Elm $beil
Ser @eididhe. Die gn115e @efdiddtte
1T, baB es oie bette Meoi3ir 1T fiji
!&uften, @~rf6lhunger, Stidbiiten,
8ronditB uno aroene Mffeftipne,,
beg !SdIfe8, Der 8ruft p,b Ser Gum.
gen. 5fiM Ga Grippe, $ufterr u1r6
bot etnen beilenoe1r lro tpobItbner6en
s@ffe 8ebnItet Sen Mante1t, JoIeD's
$o1tep Tar gon1pour6, uro tpebmt
feline Suf6ftit1te an. MoIitor Drug
Store. -aroei~.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
%. u. GRAFTON, geboine, mo.,

%. u. graptor, 8ebpine, Mo.,
ihreibt iiber 5oIeD Meren-#inen a,nd
n9t:: SD tam Ietben 8inter a1ef
nteirren s9Riiiidten nit Nierer. uro 8Ia.
ien8eldaperoen u116 foirlte taalnl
mebr alsffonmen. Sd bebdm cine
6Ini9e Golep Mieren-Nine1 rno
l,nbn1 fie, a1rl6 6iefelben brndten mid
mie0er gar5 in Oorbru1ng. Sd EN-.
pfeble lie aIer, meIde Niereni@rner.
aen haben." Molitor Drug SO. -
4n5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Gem Mdnre 1T es pI0tfi6, ali
! idiene oie Come nod eirunaI 4
marin, aIs ld,gen sic g0gel ringsun
nod einnnl 10 ldon.
God raid be5pingt er fid.
nDns mirft ou pobI bleiben Ini
len, &oe!"
.Barum?"
.@eI ib mebr als ooppeIt 10 all
BIN mie bu!"
vMb BOIL"
limo neil gu 5u ettpas beiferem &c.
boren biit, als einen raltben @olo-
graber gu beiratben!" fiigte ct ernit
bin5u.
@ieoer lodt fie fr0bdid ar,f.
u@ie gu re6eft! Du bift ser rel
5enoite Menid, Gen i'd fenne. unb
i6 babe Did Iieb = 10 Iieb!"
l1ub 5artIid idlingt iie aufs nel,e
Sen Mrm nm ieinen @als urto fubt
i'm auf sic bdrtisen 2ippen - einen
reinen 4uB bouiter l1nbefangenbeit
uno l1nidul1.
ST ermioert sen &uB nidt. God
fiiblt er, tpie SOS Slut raider 5a1rb
feline Moern 5l freile1t beginnt.
Mber lol9 be5,pingenoe Ma9t iibt
Sic unld)ul6 5ieies iuneem @eid0pfes
auf bn aus, mie auf al feline Same
rocen, bob fife iebes egoiitiide @efip,
ieben nieortgen Snitinft 5urud6rdngt
un5 MIR bas Cute tpedt, 6as in ie0em
6er5en, ua16 bem 1es ber1por fenitem
Meniden, idllnnmert.
Mag Soul ban @iilpen, mie al
Sic rSSungens", manhes ouf Sem Sc
miiien baben. 9ieiem MdSden &C.
geniiber fins feline @e6anfen u1,6 @m=
pfin6ungen Sic reiniterr 1reo e0eliten.
l1n6 er id4p0rt es ii4 in bieier @ei=
beitun6e, 6oB er als trelaer bdterlider
8eidiiber Die &ano iiber ibrem 11a1=
idul6tgen @altpte ba1ten tpir0 -
fomme, mas ga tDollel
Ginen MugenbIid nod 6uI6et er
Moies finolid,e 2iebfoiung.
Donr, loft er ianft fire @dn6e bon
ieinem Mode1t.
vMIIo - NIT 5em 2erren tpir6's
nidts?" Deriudt er .5lt ider3en.
Mit froblidem 2a9en itreidt fe
ii9 6ie idtperen &oarmaiien aus Ser
erbitten Stirn.
v@enn i@ Sir 6on1it cine Greube
madden fan11, pin id's nod einnal
Der Iuden," redt fie, i'm bon ser Sette
unbliden6.
Inns obne cine Mnttport ab5utpar-
ten, bairgt ite iidy an ieinen Mrm u1rb
5iebt i'm mit ii4 nod @iffel@@olo~
felo.
Son 6ieiem Gage an fat Sobnnp
nidt mebr gu flogen iiber Moia jag
MangeI an 2erneifer. Stunoendorg
iitt iie binter ibren 8iidern, sen golo.
braunen 8opf in sic &ano geftih,
pGbrem lire rotben 2ippen unermilo=
lid ole Duten ser @eltgei9tdte mte=
6erboIen o0er 9rammatifalii@e Ste
qeIn o5er sic Mame1t bon @altpt= a1no
Mebenflifien.
Miemo11 in 8uffel=@ olofel1 abnt,
arie oos WG5den Iei5et inter 6ief enl
2ern5Dang.
SIT es MIR 0ef Mnfarg gu a1t6ern
ltiefen 2et6en, sic sen froben &in-
oeriinn Ger r&ofe bonn @apla,tb"
brefen tper5en? @ir6 a19 6iefe mil
Sc 8Iunte nidt beri don't bleiben BON
sturm See 9ebens, 10 ooB fe nod
lei6enidaftlidem @ampf ermottet SOS
&0pfden ienft utt6 iterben modte bot
@eb?....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

-fs-5Fs
Bieoer idkpeiet YalI. Dog fino.
H9 frobe SpieI oes M6odens betpegi
ben raltben Mnnn gnr ieltiam.
u6ublit 6u bid gludli4, Mofe?"
pIatt er en6liH ga15 u~rper1nittelt
beraus.
gertpunoert itarrt iie i'm an.
vMatirli9! Die Sungens iino ole
gut gu mir. Sour gu bit in letter
Set -
Sic itodt.
8ieoer iteiet Dem Mann bas Blut
gu 8opf, mdbrenb elm befangener
4us0rud ii9 iber feline fr6ftigen
3iige breitet.
uMit mir biit 1u 1i9t 3ufrieoen,
@oie?" frogt er undider, in 6em ber-
gebliden Bemiiben, ieiner Stinrme et>
mas Emergencies gu geben.
Ism, i9 tpeiB nidt red5t -"
.@ieio?"
SD iebe 1ib in LETTER 3eit 10 me-
mig, Haul.. -. mir 1T mondmal, als
meiSelt 0u mid.... al5 batteit ou
mild nidt mebr 10 lieb mie friiber.
Sab id etmas getban mas oein MtB-
fallen ="
rl1niinn, @oie!" ltnterbridt ct tie
Nitig. sd bin iett oft in @apitaot."
sd tpeiB. 9n fpielft sort, mie
al sic anoern Sungens nud!"
St. menoet ii9 Elm menig ab. Mu<
genideinli9 fin6et lire 6armloiigfeit
nidts beionoeres borin, 0oB er auber
@ologrdber alt6 ein profeiiioneller
.spieler" lit, ser manden bieoern
Seemann in @npita6t oie ihperber=
6ienten @ol6itide 3ur9 @hidsipiel
obfn0pft.
Mber Dor Dem groBen fragenoen
Slid 6ieier unlduloigen MGodena11-
gen fomnt es bm gum eriten @al 10
redt gum 8etpuBtiein, 6aB iein &C.
nerbe nidt oas eleganteite, baB au6}
CT cine fir Ole Menf4beit %berlorene
griiten5 lit - geIdeitert inn 5hiff-
brn9 oes 2ebe1ts.
uDn m1Bt bab iieb5ebn Sabre alt
fein, &ole!" periudt er in gleidmaBi<
gem Son an feline ~friiberen @orte a1t-
5ufniipfen.
u@irfli9?"
sic lodt un6 itedt ibm cine bunte
&apogeife6er ins &nopfloA, Ole Tie
Ioeben i'm Sar5e gefurroen nit CUR
|Seite geneigtem &6pf9en Ben @ffeM
Itu6ierer6.
n@ie biibi4 5u biit, Soul! giel
Bib der aIs sic anoern SSl11rgens!"
gr lddeIt ge5tpungen.
vIanfe fir Das &Dmpliment, &oIe!
Mber ="
@ns - mer?"
v@orum tpinit ou 6lrdaus nidt
lernen?"
Mit meitgeoffneten Muger bIidt iie
ibn an.
gu meinit: Bel SsSobnnp!.. -. $50
qua. Dieie oa1mme Geographic
l1rb sic @eItgeidtdte! limo gar crit
sic fremben Sprn6en!.. Mnes
8looiinn! ST fann reiten un5 idie=
ben unb-"
rn, ia!" mebrt er unge6ul0ig o6.
vMher cine iunge Game muB mebr
f6nner1i"
Cine iunge DameY.... 8in ih
eitoe - iunge 9ame?"
Gin 2adeIn itieblt ii@ iiber fem
ernites @diht.
SD 6ente sod. 9oer bdIft gu
bi1 fir einett iungen Mam?"
Sic feuf5t = cine Seltenbeit lei
ibrem ousgebniene1r temperament.
v2eibm - rein! Cont fonnte id
alt6 @ol0 graben un6 lpteIen, mie
ibr!"
Sic felt 10 betriib o,ts, oaB EauI
mie6er gang meid ums @er5 miro.
vgeidt 10 traurig iein, @oie!....
Nber iiebit 5u, id muB 6id oo6 nad
beiten &raften er5ieben. @em Sid
iiber fur5 ooer lang irgen6 Elm -
NIT ether groBen @eite unb ipott=
iden Mugen5tpinfern = upornebmer
@err aIs ieine EodJter reflamiert ="
Ser Bette iii4b ldngit gemel6et!"
v9oer es fommt ien1ano. 1tno min
-" er 5oeert Elm nenig = umin -
- bid gu ieiner Grau MADDEN! 8enn
Sui teirdtbeit -"
No9 GROCER meroen tbre ftrabIen-
ben Mugen.
u.L.. ..n r.. Lm IT,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
New Process
Steam Laundry,

1euft Sbr ehpas upn Cure @dfde?
&eun 10, oann miro es fid @ud lob
,eu. mint auber Mbt 81 lafen, oaB 'o1I
guer giaentbum bebanbeln. als more e.
eas unierige. 8ir baben bic uonftd1!ss
eioite Waidnnltalt i'm 3oroDelten uno
tie}ern eriter Ala7e arbeit. 8ir ges
oraudlen feline @hea1italen; mir peroerben
,aber cure 5ahen ni9f. Benn Sbr
-sile Arbeit urD bette 8eban6lnna
ssut. oo,,n oentt an uns. l1nfere *retz
inn niepriger als l%ouitlpo. uno ipt1
s,orse,, cure 5%amilienlpdide biaiger;
81, ss ielblt tbun f0nnt: Grimno'9f
) 'lhsr5eugt Gud. Vii baben asen<
Ell u%rnlieaen0en Stdoten.
Neper 2ampfpaidlanitait
@tgentbiraer.
< Mpe g.. st. @louo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

UsSD@ -
bidt lie iid, bebt sen SdIappbut nlt1
ltnb iitilpt i'm iid nedii9 cuff sos
golbigleubten6e brnurte 2odengepirr.
Sea, Damn LOST"
Bi6er @ilen muB er ln9e1 Mbe1
6ie sSrollfge Miene, nit ser SOS rel
5en6e @eii4tden inter ser breiten
6utfrempe berporI1,gt. @ie idtpe1
miro es bm, in ftrengem Son gu re.
sen init 6ieiem Naturfino, 6os Tim
ans &er5 eepodien 1T, ols tpare ea
fem etgen Sleii9 uno BIutl
Sa, nidt nltr 6as! @o4 n1ebrl
Bel iener finoIib unidnl6igen
2iebfoiung murbe es sem metterbnr-
ten Marrne pI0bIi9 Hor - es 1T nod
ettpas atoeres, oos i'm 5l.oem lieb-
rei5enoen Md6dhen bin3iebt, ettpos,
bos er erit felt berfdloifen m6brte IN
femtem Srnern atrso oos er NIT Muf.
biebet o1er &raft oltd ferner 1nter.
6riiden min.
.9Rfoiel" begin1tt er 1esboB mii
lltgetpobnter &drte. rDu b4ft :tein
94iiro md6rl~
yNidf2 8arrm ridt?1 fragt fe
1naiD, irben fae nod eirean 5obergors.
fel1oen, grennrbieen s9nretterlina
.bafdt, 6er, ffduttiuden6, rnia feline
fbinerrtben 6ligeI 3l,f1nppt ur6 fid
lDie Elm berobgepebtes 8InH nuf sen
8ooen fallen Iab
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-01

Philadelphia police have destroyed
200 slot machines captured in raids.