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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-06
SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

ID LACKSMITH WISHES POSITION.
ID Age %. Horseshoeing and general
blacksmith work Country preferred. Ad-
dress No. 2O6 North Franklin St. n30 St.
NJ IDDLE AGED MAN WANTS POSITION
M as fireman. Handy man for clubhouse
omee d2-6t
= OBER MAN WITH 20 YEARS EX-
- pcrienee with steam and electricity, dc.
sres situation as engineer, either In city or
country. Best reference. Address A-59,
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w ANTED-A WHITE COOK WITH
w reference. No. 1415 Delaware Ave
nue.. d2-tf.
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Il N1TTERs WANTED ON HALF HOSE,
N on Acme Mayo full automatic ma
chimes. Apply u. Sutro and Son
Co.. s. e. Cornuer Fifth and French
streets n15.u.
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ROOFERS.

w NJ r. WILLIAMS co.
w 621 Orange St.. Roofing, Sporting
and Heating Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air Heating ard Ventilatng Repair.
ing promptly done. Phone. a26.ly
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-06

Home makers find the Wants Of In
ostlmabie value in containing the
facts that they seek.-Adv.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-06
BUSINESS NOTICE

An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
IA EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THR
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
della WARE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-06
CHIROPODIST.

NJ RS. MARY BURROWS. 40. 71s MAR.
vi ket St. Chiropody, mancurirg. hair.
dressing. shampooing electric massage. etc.
n6-U
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-12-06

NJ W. HOWARD, CONTRACTOR AND
" iobber. No 4o5 Shipley street. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. n19-1m.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

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" family No s2e jefferson street
de- cod Ina.
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Notices, Sales, Real Estate and Business 0ppofl
ROOMS FOR KENT.

An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
N EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
IS READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
della WARE EEWSP APER.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13
WIRED. WEAK AND NERVOUS.
My Are ~ Many Amarillo People
In This Condition"

are you on the verge OF collapse?
feel tired out irritable and de-
pressed?
Urine irregular back weak and
painful?
These are symptoms OF kidney
trouble.
The kidneys are calling for help.
Assist them With tested kidney
senedy.
Give them the help they need.
No remedy endorsed like Doan $
kidney Pills.
Doans have cured thousands
: 7dorsed by home testimony
ldorsed by Amarillo people
W. II. wynne. sol \. Lin
sol St, Amarillo. Texas. says. y
o. annoyed frequently by head
.et., and dizzy spells and ! did not
ssst we'll. when ! got up In the
morning. I felt tired and languid and
Ahd but little energy. Since used
Doan's Kidney pills all these diffi-
enitles have been relieved"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
eents. -Milburn Co, Buffalo,
Kew York. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name Doan p
tad take no other
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13
NO -SL|NGING"
SAYS JUDGE BROWNING

Judge lanes y Browning 4nd.-
date for Commemorative Who
recently returned home for few
days from an extended campaign ln
other parts OF the state. being asked
what. n anything. be had 20 say !n
reply to the criticisms Of Hon Joe
n. Lancaster IN a recent speech al
T0lar. Texas. aud IN communication
published IN the state papers GOV.
Browning said
The time has passed In Texas
when candidate can ride into a
high office by attacking and SANDER
Ing the good name OF his opponent
Some so-called politicians make q
their principal business during cleo
t.or years. 10 SANDER and yelp az the
heels % respectable and leading can
ddates Life Is too short for me 10
Kick az every political yelper who
barks an mo ] am not 'mud-sline-
cr
The late lamented and much be-
loved James Hogg used 10 say that
fHe political yelper could make more
noise and do less harm than any
creature on earth The trouble as ]
aee e.. with Mr. Lancaster, is that he
feels that his defeat Is near al hand
and Do Is made about e. have held
office before and have been Ia posi-
lions where I could have easily made
all sorts OF money n had been a
CRATER I shall let those who know
ma best say whether have ever In
or out Of office. shwn the least sign
of dishonesty"
What do you think Of the plat
form anil nominees OF the Baltimore
convention was Tho next question
asked
THE platform hc said suits me
in every particular and Is the best ]
ever read IN my opinion there IS
nothing that could bo added 10 or
taken from n that could possibly bet
t.r o. II is progressive and easy 20
Understand from the beginning 10 the
nf
Tho nominees are men Of unques-
toned ability and integrity and win
surely be elected. The conventions
orE Is a great success. am sup
1-tur the nominees and standing on
fhc platform without the least men
fHI r.sorvatiOn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13

a roston man lost his leg from On.
bite of an insect two years before To
aver such calamities from stings and
bite, Of insects use Bucklen's Arnica
Sal,e promptly 20 kin the poison ana
prevent inflammation. swelling and
pain Heals burns. bOils. ulcers. piles
eszema. cuts bruises Only - cents
at Amarillo DRUG store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13

Pitcher George Bell. who sed 20
twirl for the Brooklyn Dodgers. is
pitching winning ball for ole McGin-
nity's Newark team. In the lnterna-
tional League.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-13

Room empty Get a pail, News
Want Al Cent "a aor8
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20

few failures. Eating pisces tnat are far
from satisfactory continue to do busi-
ness year after year, with no improve
ment In service or viands. Failures
seem to be confined to pretentious
places. where large amount OF capt.
tai Is invested and trade sought among
the wealthy. The "beanery." quick
continue to multiply and flourish with
no special effort beyond keeping the
front door open and. after a fashion.
dispelling the pangs OF hunger.
To the popular pastime OF putting
N a front" has been added q variation
which for a brief period engaged the
earnest attention OF the sieuths en-
companies to oversee the sailing OF
tfeir boats. Shortly after the arrival
OF boat from Bermuda at the COM
phys pier there appeared q hashiiy
dressed young man who aroused sus-
picion by his insistence upon passing
The customs lure to greet an old friend
being finally allowed TO 20 on boa rd
the man Immediately sought the stew
ard with nhom he entered into earnest
conversation. The watchfui detective
fsnd.d to the steward Who s them n1'rt si..
sppeared. As the sleuths were about to
tske action the steward appeared with
two large bermuda baggage labels
which he handed to the suspicious
stranger. The latter trailed by the
detectives returned at once 10 the p,er
and with every evidence OF satisfaction
pasted the labels upon his grip. IL was
suggested by the witnesses OF the epi-
sode that he had to make good" as
hSving been TO Bermuda when for
made the trip and took the unious
method OF appearing to have done So
LONGACRE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20

and entered. replaced the footstool in
us former position. and stood with his
back To the wall. in the darkest corner
OF the hail. looking around him-listen
its intently. Nearly opposite. the
door room stood aJar. II was ap-
parently III up. but there was no
sound OF any one moving inside. Up
stairs. in one Of the rooms on the first
noor. he could hear light footsteps a
womans voice humminC a song He
listened 20 the first few bars, and un-
, Outstanding became easier Those
nrst few bars were the opening ones
or the Seryian national anthem,
With an EFFORT. Peter Run concen-
trated his thoughts upon the immedi-
at" present The little lady was up
stairs. The servants had apparently
retired for the night IT.. crept up to
the half open door and pcpcd IN. The
room. as he had hoped To- nnd II. was
empty. bat Madame easy chair was
drawn up 20 tho hrc. and some coffee
stood upon the table. Stealthiiv Petrr
KuT crept in and glanced around.
seeking Tor n hiding place. a move
mcuf upstairs FASTENED his decision.
To- pushed Iri1e tho massive curtains
which separated this from a connect
ing room lie had scarcely done 50
when ilght footsteps were heard de-
sceuding fho stairs
Ietsr RIff found rIs hiding place 90
That rsuil have been desired TfIs sec
oriars room itself was almost In ftrE-
mess huf te vas iust ahIe Co. appreciate
fhe comforting ftrf fIHf DO roaeeas~,l ID
separate etf into tre falf Through tho
fniIs ~ t'e rurfa.r he hal complete
tleu 90 tfe further apartment Tie Doe
30 lHlf bad changed Isr rnun 90 surg
vhlfe satin Pr ono ~ o.. MISTER material
Rri seated 'n fnf raff .InIr. ole vaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20

"Of course" she answered. You
are going away. them"
Peter Run nodded. He was a little
sparing OF words just then. The
thoughts were chasing one another
thUHgh his brain. lie was listening.
too. for the sweep OF dress behind.
rs there nothing can do?" Lady
Mary begged. eagerly.
Peter Run shook his head. In the
distance he saw the Honorable Maui
rice come quickly toward them.
With firm but impcrceptible gesture
he waved him away.
Don't let your brother speak 10 me"
he said. We cant tell who is be-
hind. What time did YOU say the
prime minister was expected"
At two o'clock Lady Mary said.
anxiously
Peter Run glanced at his watch.
II was already hall an hour past
midnight
Very we'll" he said. Il will do what
! can. In the meantime
In the meantime" she repeated.
breathlessly.
Take your brother back TO the ball
, room. Peter Run directed Make
him dance dance yourself Don't
give yourselves away by looking anr-
ious. When tho time D. shorf-sav AZ
"a quarter tO twos he can come down
here and wait for me
To you don't come she exclaimed
Then we shall have lost Peter
Run said calmly ~1f you don't 500 me
again 20 night you had better read the
+. i -.
DAYS
For tsenty minrfes Peter Uur sat
il N" remote corner af LADY MARI 3
electric bfouEham. drawn up nn fhe
.'her eide ~ mo square arI walled
~ laff fe pressed button They
Eifed - Before them uasa Ia-rs
closed motor car They stared .a
discreet chase
Fortunafeif however ffa chase ras
npf "a iurE orc ITO car uhirh Peter
huT bad hfrr follow I-r raa dram -..
before plan snff fnrs or h..a
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20

ed. Paul. what am / to say to your"
lie laughed.
That's what I'm here to ask" he de-
ciared. You wouldn't give me my an
swer at the ball. Perhaps you'll give IL
to me nowg''
They sprang apart Ruff felt his
nerves stiffen-felt himself constrained
10 hold even hts breath - he widened a
little the crack in the curtains This
was no stealthy entrance. The door had
been flung open. Won Heru. his dress
IN Wild disorder. pale as a ghost ana
with great blood stain upon his cheek
stood confronting them.
when you have done with your love-
making" he called out. I'll trouble YOU
60 restore my property
The electric lirht CLEANED upon n
small revolver which flashed out toward
the young American He seized the
chair by his side ant flung IL AZ Won
H"rn. There WAS a shot. the crash OF
the falling chair. cry from, Jerrnvn-
VINO never hesitafed. however. In his
rush. The two men closed 4 second
shot went harmiessly 60 the ceiling Tho
little lady stole away stole sortiv
across the room toward fh. table she
opened TIE drawer Suddenly the blood
in "er veins was frozen with fear From
nowhere. 10 seemed 90 her. came a hand
Which held her wrists like iron
Madam. Peter Ruff whispered from,
behind THE curtain. L Am very sorry 10
deprive sou or IT, but this Is stolen
property
Her ~.renrla rams through tho room,
Even The two men released each other
10 o. rpu"' Do i- Curs"f sfe cried
some 'n~ VAS hiding ln re roont
So sprarr into pc rsr The two
rfr fH'aUsd fer The front door uas
slammed They heard rtinr rsnrafers
H|H. HHaHr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
WORLDS FIRST MOVING
UNDERGROUND SIDEWALK

New York Soon to Have Novel Mean,
Of Trsnsportation-Wn Handle
MILLION Passengers . Day With
ease-Rseslvsrs' Fat Fees stirrjno
Up compialnt-Want Uncle Sam 10
Pass q Pure Silk Law No~-Blo
Profits In Restaurants-Deteet
Frown on Fake "laboi Travellers"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-18
|NTERURBAN DEPOT
MATTER SETTLED
City Council and Business League Got
Together at Joint Meeting 4,
This Morning. T

For some time the matter OF loca-
ton for the interurban depot has been
under consideration by the CONNER
ciaI Club and the city council. After
the storm raised on account Of the
location first requested by Mr.. Gam
mill OF the interurban-ju east OF
the fire station, he abandoned that
location, and asked for ground at the
corner of Regent and Anderson
streets, south OF and nearly in front
of the fire station.
A Joint meeting of the Commercial
Club and city council was called for
last night to consider the matter, but
the meeting failed to materialize and
the time was changed to 10 o'clock
this morning. The meeting was held
in the club rooms and the matter was
thoroughly discussed by aldermen,
members of the league and others. The
council then adjourned to the city hall
where the matter was considered in
executive session.
AS a result of the executive SEES
sion the council voted to deed the in
terurban the location asked for
6Ox6O feet corner Anderson and Re-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-18
Ices Of Palermo.

II you wish 10 realize what devotion
to ices means you should 90 to Paler-
mo. All over the south Of Italy ices
are eaten to an extent Of which we do
not dream, but In Sicily and Palermo
In particular the custom has attained
amazing proportions. Ices are eaten
by people of all ranks and ages from
morning to night Where true BritoD
would demand glass Of beer the Pa
lermian asks for an ice. Morning, noon
and night the consumption Of ices goes
on. They are in wonderful variety
and cheap. The stranger in that beau
tiful country finds the cafes invaded
between 4 and 8 by ice eaters. He sees
officers and men Of the army, mer'
chants and work people, the rich and
the poor Of both sexes consuming Ices
with gusto. No one evades this pleas
ant duty. Lines Of carriages draw up
at the side of the pavement before the
cafes, the occupants, the coachman and
the footman all with their favorite del
icacy. At first the stranger wonders,
then he falls a victim.-London Chron-
icle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-18

Miss Willie Curry, Hearne.
John G. Beckhorn, San Saba.
II. l.. Russell, Whitaker.
Paul c. Smith, Whitaker.
A. II. Eroe, Chicago.
]. II. Cheatham, Fort Worth.
r. H. Hallinger, Fort Worth.
r. e. Lee, Fort Worth.
A. d. McConnico, Houston.
Nathan Powell, Dallas.
C. e. Stephens, Dallas.
L. c. King, Austin.
l.. ID. Chism, Dallas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Hotel Bryan.

l.. T. Coulter, Dallas.
II. F. Hill, Beaumont.
+. Brant, Houston.
James Reinhard, Houston.
J. II. Swanson, Nayasota.
r. M. Cuthbertson, Houston.
A. Henderson, Houston.
T. P. Shelton, Cincinnati.
A. L. Terrell, Houston.
w. H. Cargile, Waco.
]. Jacobs, Fort Worth.
j. l.. Garner and wife, Waco.
E. A. Brandt, Houston.
Leon w. Todd, Jr., Waco.
w. H. Anderson, Hearn.
G. r. Abney, Eagle Lake.
w. l.. Marlborough, Franklin.
Mrs. A. Curry, Hearne.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-18

gent streets, and the city attorney
was instructed to prepare the deed
to the property. There are two condi-
tons imposed in the deed, as follows:
First-The interurban must extend
It's line to the Brazos bottom within
two years.
Second-The bottom extension
must cross the Houston and Texas
Central railroad on Moseley street
and proceed west.
Failure to comply with these pro-
visions, or either of them, will cause
the title to the property named in the
deed to revert to the city.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
taot=Nemi9feiten

- Die belten Mecor6s in Ser 8elt
fir Columbia ooer g6iion fins un=
lere urtperpiiitliden Soften ni6t mebr
un0 itn0 ooppelt 10 piel mertb. 35c,
SOC MIR BEL Glarfs. 9oppelt 9isc Sc
CORDS Csc.
- Sic Mitglieoer 6es 81. Glouo
Sfatc1l1b baben Sen oberen Stod 6es
@ebdlt6es, in Incident Sic. Mertes
feline Spe5ereiban6lung betreibt, pom
gigentbiimer &arl &ropp gepadtet,
Ser SEN &al1m 5pedmdBig CUR Mb=
baltlng ser Climber ammlungen an
Sonntaget einri6ter1 l6Bt.
- Gels at nerIeiben auf %cultipir1e
Sarmen. Tarmers State 8anf, ct.
CLOUD, Minn. 16bo
- Urban MIfre6, 6os 1er1 Mo=
note alte s0bnden ser Samilie Sran8
Mierengorten, lit Dienitag Morgen in
ser Sriibe %geitorben un5 miro Srei-
tag Ma9mittag bon Ser l1nbeIedtert
@mpfangnibftr@e aus beeroigt mer-
Sen.
- &err Soiepb @inf1er trat Iebte
ISOLDE Domeritag cine 8eiu9sreiie
na4 @aIlep @ttp, 81. 8, an, mo Ser
an eriter Stene ser Eodter
u1t6 SEM Sdmiegeriobne, Damn ober
audi prioaten @eiddftsangelegenbei=
ten gilt. &err @infler miro fid erit
in 5pei @o9e11 mieoer in ct. @Iou6
lafien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Scr 9srpteit geaer sic &ertbeibi:

gl1ng oes, DueQunfugS 0nr9 BEN
preuBiiden &%riegsminiiter inn &eids=
tog lit dJarafteriitii9. Gin stabs=
ar5t mar aus Der Mrmee entlaiien
mor0en, neil er fir cine ibm 5uge=
fiigte 8eleioigung Subne int @eridt
geiudt batte, nitott ieinen gelei0i=
ger Dor 0ie Yiitole gu for0err. 81
ne 0iesbe5iiglide Snterpellation i'm
&eidstag fertigte ser &riegsminiiter
nit Sen @orten ab, Ser Mr3t babe
aus ser Mrmee al1sideioen mIlien,
neil er nit ieinen Mnitdten ni6t III
oie b%eiteben0en &erbaltniiie paiie.
Gas Da1eu lit Elm u~eberbleibiel mittel=
alterliber 8arbarei. Dos @eieb ber=
bietet es bel SeitungsItrafe, madt
idon sic Serausfor0eru11g gum Duen
itrafbar, oenno9 idreibt es Ser aus
Ser 3eit Srie0rid oes @roBen itam=
menoe @bren0or Ser Sffi3iere, Ser
au9 in afa0emiiden &reiien maBge=
beno lit, als ein5ige Siibne fir cine
5ugefiigte 8elei0igung Dor. 9as un=
gel6riebene @eieb ser Mrmee itebt
al 10 1T 6ireftem @i6eriprl6 gum
birgerli6en @eiebbu@. Man iollte
meinen, 6%erartige &erbaltniiie paB=
ten nidt mebr in uniere .3eit, ser
preuBilde &riegsmtnilter oogegen
meint, 2eute, sic 0as Duen perurtbei-
len, paBten nidt in uniere 3eit. Tim
Sic ga115e Tripolitot 0teier Muslai=
Jung gu periteben, mub man itd MIR
bergegen1partige11, bon mem Sic Sn=
terpeuation int &ei@Stag ausging. IS
mor 6iesmol Dor @uem 6as fatboliide
Centrum, alio mebr als 3mei Dritte1
iammtltder RECOMMENDATIONS Ser
treter oes 6eutiden @olfes. sic SHE
paiien, menn man sic Iogii9e &onie =
qlee115 aus ser @rfldrl1ng 6es @riegs=
miniiters 5iebt, NIT ibren Aniidten
ntdt in sic be teben6en 8erbdltniiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

ltoot in nnterfranfen geboren. Seine
Stl10ien, Die er ont oortigen @pnma-
iium begonnen batte, iebte er am
2p5eum in Gaiiau fort uro pollenoete
iie an Der l1nioeriitat @iir5bure. Som
8iid)of Sobanm 8alentin b.. &eiBmann
mur0e er I'M Sabre 1875 gum Brie+
iter gemeibt. ST miomete iid alSbalo
ser Seelio rge, bis er 1881 pom oa<
maligen @iir5burger 8iidof Or. b.
Stein gum &epetitor ser &irdenge=
ididte ONT &lerifalieminar in @iir5-
burg ernannt pl,r6e. Nadoem er
1882 gum 9oftor ser Sbeologie pro-
mopiert batte, ml1r6e er 6rei Sabre
lpater gum &rofeiior fir 9ogmatif
am 2p5eum lit &ege11sburg ernan11t.
Nad oem So6e 5es M%pologeten 81.
6rans &ettinger int Satire 1890 er=
folgte feline 8eruflu1g als oeiien Nad=
folger an Die l1niperlitat @iirsbltrg.
Seit0em batte er mie0erbolt timber
lttdtsebrenamter 6efleioet; 10 NOR er
ameimal 9efan Ser. tbeologiiden So
fultat, flint Sabre bin6urb Mitglie6
6es Senats u110 1900-Ot nod ein<
itimmiger @abl ltniperIitGtsreftor.
Nls inn CONNER 1902 Ser ltniperii=
tdtsltreit an ser Miindener @odidule
ausbrod 1tn6 Ser @ur3burger Senot
5u 6ieiem steQung nabm, 1tonb Or.
Mbert ol1f Ser geite Ser Mir0erbeit.
Somobl o1s 2ebrer mie ols @erfaHer
gelebrter S6riften ouf %pbiloiopbi=
ihem un6 tbeologii6em @ebiete bat
Ser Same Mbert einen gl1ten &lang.
SsSn Sem 1ebten Sabr3ebnt befaBte ct
it6 b%eion6ers in ieinen 6oridungen
un6 St1t6ien NIT ben @erfen 6eS fell.
Sbomas bon Mquino. Mls Ser 8am=
berger gr5bii6of b. effort itarb, muir
Be Or. 6rie6ri6 HhiQipp b. Mbert iein
Ma6folger.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Scr bcfanntc litcrreidiid)c Slug

tcdurifer 81. Mimfuehr fat cine ST.
finoung gemabts Sic nad Sen biSber
in sic Seffcntltdfeit gelangten Git
selbeiten oaslt angetbay 5N lein ld)eir1t,
cine p%ou5tlnoige llmmdl5lng I'M Slug
melen nit 6lu1g5eugen 5l hringe11.
gs banoelt lid) I'm cine &orri6tl111g,
Sic ieoe 6ll1gmald)iue 0urdalts fipp=
un6 lturoiider mo:ben ioll. Sci stllrm
q,no ielblt Sen @ooen miro leoe gefabr=
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tia ob1pe Mitmirfll1tg 0es Eilotell mls=
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hilhen @eeresoerlpaltung Sic &riori=
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Beror6entlihes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
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