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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-22
Growers Should Hang On.

"he object of this interview the legitimate growers of
and that there not the slightest danger will go pieces good
fruit.
"Any grower having oranges the who sells them for less
than 81 box the will be making bargain because thew
will be well worth that and when they really ripe and ready
ship Any who allows the little fly by night dealer talk him
into the belief that market conditions present prospective are such
that he needs to sell his fruit to them such foolish as sixty
sevenve cents box the simply falling trap these
little reponsbes have nnngy laid for him by deliberately producing
the present for fruit which the pones have
themselves brought about by shipping the green grapefruit this
very object in view
eve have too much confidence the and
shrewdness of the Florida believe he will allow himself
to be taken advantage by such skin game this
Your oranges and grapefruit costing on
the trees Let them stay where they until they
the ripe fruit begins moving to the markets ample quantities and
enters into competition with the early California preparing
ship will realize the benefit action of the Florida Citrus
Exchange along these lines
Will Ruin Some Tin Horn"
Moreover you will then find of little tin horn Florida orange
spectators ruined and out of the deal eneavong to buy YOUR oranges
rnaon prices which they will have to fill the orders thew have
already taken with the calm that they Cracker
give them his fruit for nothing fill these orders which they depend
The Florida citrus industry all right the all right for
ripe fruit and will be all right You produce finest ucest sweetest
u the world and entitled good price for it. You will
get 1t if you ship when it is fit to ship
we will admit that the consuming trade other end won't
take and won't for Florida oranges and we will admit
at the Florida Citrus Exchange ponsbe this condition and WE
are proud OF It, If this be treason, make the of it,
- @A -
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-22
Order for Publication.

In the Circuit Court, Eighth Judicial Cir
cut, Putnam County, Florida-In Cham
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-22
Sees Scheme of Spectators.

successful it was is known to all.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02
Eesy to Get Relief
From indigestion

Your stomach should digsG the food
you est, without the aid(6f any arti.
d h'ia. d'Sestisea. II IT. kon't do that,
T. n You ase contiptk subject 10
dsjpspsfs indigestioI1 he eartburn' head.
a;nss an eonStipa1 ION.
ihstssd Ct takinV|digestiye medicines,
t'f, sttps TO got our stomach and in
tsahes again a healthy, natural
ration. Jsyne6 Tonic Vermifuge win
40 th's for you'll you will take Il reg.
maf'g ~ Ii bt a digester Of foods,
but Il will n ltore your stomach and
tsstines 30 hat they viii attend to 70
their natural Functions, digesting what
yon cat any giving strength 70 the
For mOr1 than eighty years ,Ooo.
s s.nas Of M and women who had sur
and indige1 lien have been praising thIs
Tonic as the only remedy which
brought tf1m. permanent relief. AZ The
TONIC actA directly upon the stomach
and intestl hes, II ID a natural ann"ts.Sr
,and strengt builder. ''
Neny f&ms Of supposed indipos,,o,
are Xe r4nlt Of intestinal passsiass
LOT wne Pyne's Tonic Vermifuae 1:
uasurpas@o6N Insist upon Jsyne,s. a.
cspt no &C. Sold by druggists evsrv.
ssis' Sas.i Pa. Dr. jayne : Son. PAii.ssai
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02
Notice OF sheriir's Sale Of Real

Notice OF sherifr's Sale Of Real
Property
In the Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oregon. for Klamath County.
state OF Oregon. Plaintiff.
W.
Bert +. withrow. as Administrator OF
the Estate OF Louis Walter, De-
ceased; and all Other Persons In
terested In the Estate OF the Said
Louis Walter. Deceased. Defend.
ants.
Notice Is hereby given that by vir.
tue OF an order Of sale duly issued out
OF the above entitled court on the lst
day Of July. A. d. 1919. In the above
entitled cause. the real property men
toned and described In the informa-
ton filed on behalf OF the piaintiff
state Of Oregon. was ordered sold by
the sherif Of klamath county. Ore
gon. at public auction, for cash. In
the same manner as real estate Is
sold on execution;
Now, therefore. by virtue OF said
order OF sale and In compliance there
with. I will. on Saturday. the 31st
day of August. A. ID. 1919. at 10
o'clock a. m. OF said day. at the
front door Of the court house OF
klamath county. Oregon. in the city
OF klamath Falls. Oregon. sell al
public auction. 70 the highest bidder
for cash. the following described real
property situated In Klamath county,
Oregon. t0-wit:
Lots three go and four 90 and
the south half (sh) Of the north
west quarter (NWA) Of Section four
90, In Township thirty-nine (39)
South. Range six (6) East Of the
Willamette Meridian.
The proceeds of said sale to be APP
piled to the payment of the costs and
expenses thereof. and the costs and
expenses OF the proceeding incurred
on behalf Of the state Of Oregon. and
the remainder of the proceeds Of such
sale to be paid to the treasurer Of the
state OF Oregon.
Dated this 24th day Of July. A. d.
1919.
W.B.BARNE6,
Sheriff Of klamath County. Ore.
GEO. w. HAYDON, Deputy.
KUYKENDALL & FERGUSON. At
torneys for the State Of Oregon.
7-26-8-28
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02

o. l.. krcamrf to Chas. L. oldham
deed, So SWh See, is.3s-i2
Il. y. Brcitcnsicin to Anna Brictcn'
,tein, warranty deed, ~, norta halt
10, I. block 6, Lakeside addition.
e. u, Clendcnnink to Thomas u,
Meek. warranty deed. lots 2 and !,
block 20. klamath addition,
A. A. Beilman TO G, NJ. Richardson,
warranty deed. lots : aud \, block 2S,
Second addition.
John N. Anderson to Ross \. SUIT
ton. warranty deed. so. En- NEa
swh NEa. sEh Nw.. Sec. ~.
3s-lih.
Ida Grimes To II. n, Day. warranty
deed. go. M Nwh. W. NE.
Sec. 33-3s-i5.
Enterprise Land aud Investment
company TO J. NJ. Evans. warranty
deed. si.osS, tract cen. Enterprise
tracts.
Joel u. Arnett TO u, y. IIotaliing
warranty deed. $50, M lot 2 and all
OF lots 4. g and 6. block i2. original
town.
Ella A, Applcgate 10 Julia X. Zum-
walt. warranty deed. 5000. lot $50,
block iOi, Mills addition.
G, u. Jackson To II. II, Reynolds.
warranty deed. s2.50O. sws NEI
See. e7-3S-I0.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02

Not long after the first mud was to'
Alexander Martin. Sr., more amect'o'
to the country. and ever since he Id
section.
Those who meet MIR. Martin In
these days OF automobiles and paved
streets. would little suspect that
years ago he was one OF tho sturdy
pathflnders whose memory has boon
worked into fiction to such an extent
that the period in which they lived
has seemed like tho mythical days OF
Greece.
Bcforc coming to the klamath
country Mr.. Martin operated stage
line west OF the Sierra Ncvadas, ana
participated In many thrillins events,
After he came to this section he be-
came the unofficial adjudicator of dis
putcs between settlers, whenever
two men found that there was n dit.
ference Of opinion between them that
In these days would result In u long
drawn out and expensive law suit,
they would Immediately seek out
Uncle Jerry" and forthwith dec'-
sion was rendered that never failed
to satisfy both parties.
Now MIR. Martin Is In the banking
business. lie Il president OF the First
National. and his early experience In
unraveiinE the difficulties OF the earl,
frontiersmen have been Invaluable to
him in the conduct OF his business.
With his wide acquaintance and
knowledge OF men. Mr.. Martin has
been able to help along many enter
prises which have resulted to great
to the country generally.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02

LOST Somewhere between Fourth
and Main and the bridge. u Frank.
fort Accident aud Health Co.'S Man
ual. with owners nam" thereon
Return to Herald ofiloc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02
. REAL ESTATE NsrERs .
HHA =H-- H.aaa= ,UND

The following realty transfers,
contracts. deeds mortgages, etc. rc-
Gently nled with the county clerk.
are furnished by the CITY aud County
Ats,rnct colLpany.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02

Temple theater. matinee daily. 2:30
p. m. Evening, first performance,
7:i5. continuous.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02
REPORT on STEEL TRUST PROB
CONTINUED from Page ~

ueu ny ENuk W tue oPe'"'Vps VI '"'
United States Steel corporation and
o,h.r us. eor,ora,,ons tho widast
~
'"'s' ' ~ ~
nent OF laws spee'nea''y ih"lo'''"s
'he employment VI '"""""k "e'''es
oy which an unfair advantage over
'ompeu'ors IN seeure"' rue ouIe""
OF Corporations possesses tue au'"'''
iV 10 thorous"ls 'n'es''sa'e tue va
ternai auairs OF ihu"s'r'a' concerns
oo'ns an INTERSTATE business ,'"" '~
character Oh 'ne s'ee' 'orpo."''oh an"
the nature ana extent Vi ''s opera
uohs oeen hno"n 10 'ne peop'e ''"
10 the president OF 'ne oh''eo states
~ Tue ''n"e VI Tue '"s''p''o" VI WV
tennessee 'oa' anu iron company u
" h'sn's '"prooao'e '""' Tue '"'''
executive wonid IN twenty m'hn''s
nave gwen MS eonse". 10 "e'ss'
irausn' WIN 'nnn''e INJURY 70 ."e
steer INDUSTRY ana 10 tue pubic a''ee
Ine commissioner OF CORPORATIONS
shou'o oe require" 10 'epor' '" co"-
sress Nv wen as 10 'he pres'aeh' o'
'ne 'h''e" STATES, W s"'n ''''eS "n"
upon such eohai''ohs W. u may pre-
scr'oc' ana 'he w" cre"''hs '"'s ou-
reau shou'd DC SO am""o as 10
make such Reports mahua'ory upon
the commissioner OF corporations
The enormous earnings OF the steer
corporation are due not 20 a degree OF
ih'egration OF emcishey not possessed
by It's competitors out 10 tue owner
snip OF ore reserves out Oh a'' propor-
tioh 10 'ts output OF requirements "h"
TO the eontroi ana operation OF com
mon carriers uiVisiohs OF rates aho
the hbera' allowances ootaihed from
other concerns throush iheauitao'e
ana inord'nn'e term'na ""o~ahc""'
fhe business OF pro"uctioh ana trans-
por'at'oh snouid De aoso'u'e'y sep"-
rate ana distine'. ana no industr'M
concern shonid De permitted 10 own
OF operate an INTERSTATE carrier.
rhe attorney Hfhera' OF 'he united
states ana MS suoordiha'es shou'u
not be permitted 10 exercise an aoso-
'Gte discre'ioh us 10 ,ne INSTITUTION OF
proceedings uhder the ACT OF july l.
isvo' known m the SHERMAN anti
trust aet' OF o,her aeu prohio't'nk
comb'nauons IN restraint OF uade'
rhe parties ihjuriousiy anee'ed py
sneh eomo'natons shouid nave access
10 the courts ana the oeheht OF aue-
quate ana sumeieht remedies Tor
wrongs inhieted ny sueh eomoiha-
oons.
biils emoodyihs iesiSiauoh de-
signed 10 accomplish TINS purpose are
presented with TINS report
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02
rect Intervention OF Judge Gary"


Gary denied any knowledge OF the
wire pools" Young said. The cir
cumstances, however, indicate that
some OF the officials OF the corpora
tion must have been cognisant OF
these acts.
One OF the main purposes OF the
Gary dinners was by creating coni-
dence and friendly relations among
the manufacturers OF steel. To main
tain prices and prevent destructive
trade wars"
Under the head Of monopoly
Young declared that the steel corpor-
alton controls about onc-half OF the
ore In Lake Superior district tsavc
the nm lands. option on which the
trust has cancelicdb, and one-half o'
the birmingham field. II owned u
smaller proportion OF the coking coal.
and produces little more than half
the products. For this reason. Young
said, 1t lacks very much Of being n
monopoly"
One other point brought out In the
report was that while the production
by the steel trust has steadily de
creased. the national output has In
creased.
Iron and steel prices. Young AS
serted had generally tended toward
lower levels. and the steel corpora
tion had steadied the fluctuations.
Prices now. he said. are as low AMI
probably lower than they would have
been II the corporation had not ey.
listed.
nessee Coal and Iron absorption wa
included In the report. together with
an eulogy OF J. Pierpont Morgan A
Co. and other financial interests
who were working unselhshly and
patriotically to stem the tide of the
panic" In 1907. Frick and Gary. he
declared. were frank and truthful
TO President Roosevelt In presenting
reasons why he should permit absorp-
ton OF the Tennessee Coal and Iron.
and Roosevelt was inspired by patri.
otic motives" In permitting CONSUME
nation OF their plan.
steriinR's Views
Representative Startling a.c,,r.,
he heartily fayorcd povernm.,,,l roc.
u,.,,on n, co,,ora,,o,s .na ,o,,.., 4.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-02
PEOPLE you OUGHT TO KNOW
r. BANKER FORMERLY RAN STAGE n

Not long arcr the first this country ny "e
Alexander Martin ST. ancccnatc known US 'h' 's'
10 IN, country OF the sod me" VI "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09

un0 &rei5pbpiicus o.. @trube Fotte
obne meitere5 gemeint, 2en5mann lei
NIT ser bonn Staat5anmalt inn Coupe
aufgefu110enen Spit6oue eridlagen
moroen, mdbreno Meinert gumcr5
0ieier Mniidt, sic Sem quBeren Mr-
1eben Der 8unOe 5mar I'M @roben
uno 8an5en entiprad, 0od nidt
gleid beipflidten modte. SEA aus
oem 2angs= un0 Gueri9nitt ser
@un0e nidts geitimmtes bemieien
meroen fonnte, neil Sic @unob0Ne
NIT geronne1em 8lut, @irnmaIIe un6
fleinen &nodeniplittern angefiiut
lpor, batte Meinert gumers gebeten,
oaS Stif 6es sdd0elfnofens NIT
Der @inldlagiteue 5u prapariren, oo=
nit genau feifgeite1t tperoen m0dte,
OBJ tbatiadli9 Sic @aue 0as @erf5eug
getpeien par, nit Sem Ser t0otIihe
S4lag erfolgt nor.
8rummen6 iiber sic linn unbeque=
me @rin6ltdfeit, mie er iie 11annte,
"2angitieligfeitt", ieines .iungen Col
legen> bate Or. Strube sic .@rla11b=
nib 0a5u BON Ser eigentli9 iiber f1ii +
iigen @ntidei6ung 5es Staotsan=
malts abbangig gemadt. @orouf
Meinert feline unteri&rift unter oos
Befunosprotocou iolange pertpeigerte,
big er iid ii6er Sen itreitigen Eunct
&larbeit peridufft baben piir6e. Ml11
9atte Or. strube nidts mebr ermi=
BERT, un6 ser ionit 10 iiberaus freuno=
lide, alte @err batte ii9 beritimmt
un0 iebr formlid BON Metnert ber=
abi6ieSet. -
9ieie 3inge gi1gen jebt @nmers
mte0er 0urd Sen &opf 1tad5em sti=
ma ibm Sic oufregen0en gorgd11ge
0e5 Nadmittugs a11sfibrlib mitge=
tbeilt batte.
Gortiebung folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09
G1,tgebt etnem idredliden sdidiaI

gintouien6 8ungen f0nnten Sic
1anfbarfeit Ser Srau 5. 6. Coz BON
Solicit, ST., nidt aus0riiden fir
tire munSerDoGe &ettung bon einem
idredliden sdidial. uSppboi6 2un=
genfieber lieB Bel mir einen fiirdter,
liden @uiten 5urud," idreibt Tie. 3u-
peilen batte ih iolh idlimme @uiten-
anfaae, 6aB i@ 6a9te, i6 miir6e iter=
Ben. Sd fpnnte feline @iiIfe befommen
our6 Doftoren 8ebanolung o5er an
oereMeoi5iten, Biz if 0r. Sings Meue
@nt6edung ge6raudte. Mber i9 oer-
oante mein 2eben 6ieiem mu1noerpoI-
len MiHeI, 6enn id M1ite jest fau1
&ai9 un6 iider lit es Sos
51berlaiiigite MitteI bon allen &a1s-
un5 9ungen-M eoi5inen. Seoe GIaide
garontiert. SOC. un6 100. 8erluGs-
flaide fret in Molitors 9rl1g Mpo-
tbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09

ming, ser %geriebenIte Mmateuroetectip
unierer guten 5ta0t, 9err Criminal
eommiiidr 5rieoeberg aug &am-
burg!!"
ussSrrtbum - gntibuloigung -
Geroudt - be0auerlider MiBgriff",
maren einige @orte, Sic ser iiber-
ldlaue 2ebrer in to0tlider 9eida-
mr,1g berporitoBen fonnte, 0as
Meiite, mas er 81 iagen permodyte,
muroe DON Sem briiuen0en @elddter
ser 5tammtiidmdnner u10 ser ibri<
gen MntpelenSen pouitdnoig iibertont.
'0onn raite err, miitbenoe 8lide Inn
iid idleuoerno, nit 5mei Saben Sic
Ireppe binunter uno, obne lth Ste
3eit 5a1 nebmen, ieinen SUIT 5u bolen,
gum @auie binarts.
Sim Stammtii6 aber pur6e an Sic
lem Mbeno cine iebr lange SiBung
obgebalten, Bel Ser 10 picl uro 10 Iaut
gelad7t pur0e, oaB Ser Nleu0porhi=
tect, oelien 3imner geraoe iiber 0em
@oit5immer lag, nud ie0er 0r0bnen=
SEN 2adJlalpe, Sic i'm aus Sem
Shllunmer mefte, Sen ipiirnuiigen
Sberlebrer, SEN Stammtiifj un0
ihlieblih 0as gor5e @otel 0obin Der
miinidte, no Ser Nfeffer mdd1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09
uMiepnlbe2" ehtfuhr es Dem jun

| Mielpal6e?" et1tf ubr es 0em jun
gen Mr5te pl6slidL ~mo babe 1b oenn
jebt err It 0ielen Srt nen11en boren? -
@as poate er 6enn sort? 0enn Nien=
mal0e liegt ia nod iiber Siegsburg
binaus."
Sos meiB i6 nidt, Meinert, -
6o6 lagte Sic Ml1tter nidt nod beute
Mbeno, es lei Ser SEER 2en5mann
aus Nienmal0e, Ser im gtlenbabn=
coupe ermoroet aufgefunOen moroen
let? ga, ia, 10 pdr's. ltn0 6e11fe Sir,
&ater ltan0 friiber nit 6tei em Monne
in @eidaftsperbinoung. IS NOR
ou6 bel1te Madmittag bereits ein
Serr DON ser Noli5ei bier, Ser na9
@oter fragte, lint bon ibm Naberes
Iber SEN @errn 2ensmann gu erfab=
ren." nn6 NUN er5ablte Stina BON
0em 8elu9 0es @riminalcommillars
un6 ser eigentbimliden @irfung, Ste
6ieier 8elu9 auf Sic Mutter geibt
bntte, Sic ibr gegeniiber au9 mieoer=
bolt babe, mos ser @ommiiIar Tie lel=
Der gefrogt babe.
Or. gnmers bordte geipan11t n1f.
@as modte 6as gu beoeuten ba=
ben? fragile er iid. 9ab cine ein=
fade Srage nod Sen @ei4aftsbe5ieb=
u11gen Tires Mannes 5u ienem 9en5=
mann sic itarfe Sral1 10 eridittert
baben ioute, mar linn %un0enfbar.
gbenio ratbielboft mar es ibm, mas
Ser Boli5eicommiiidr fir cine idtper=
mieger0e Srage an sic Srau 0es CD
pitdns geiteut baben tonne, 6aB lie
BEL Beantport1ng Ser elben obnmdd=
tig neutrality-suspicious. NOR.
Gin @e0anfe, Ser ibm ploblih auf +
ltieg> lieB ibn eridredt 5~uiammenfab=
ren: Soute Sic Noli5ei Gapitan
@en6t IN @er6aht baben, NIT Ser
Ibat in gerbtn6ung 5u fteben? 81
u11gebeuerIi9 5ieier @e0anfe 5aerif
eridien, i'm gan5 bon iid ob8utpei=
len, bermodte er 6ennod nidt, 6enn
er erinnerte iih, bon dbnliden poli=
5eiliben MiBgriffen idon . ter geb0rt
gu boben. Sn ibrem begreifiden
geifreben, 6em gelpannt bnrren6en
Nublicum redt Bulls Sic berubigen0e
Mittbeilung 5ufommen laiien gu f0n=
t1en: ser Ebdter lei in iiberem &C.
mabriam, begging iie baufig ger1ug
oerartige Seblgriffe.
Mber nit 1pelder @egriin0u11g ging
iie in 0ieiem Sale Dor? sc itano ia
nod ni9t einmal auBer a1em 3mei=
fel, 6aB iiberbaupt Elm Mor6, 6oB
nidt MIR Elm ungludlider 3ufan
porIag! Sic SEDUCTION, sic er I'M
@erein nit 6em M%e6icinaIratb 3r.
@tr1be borgenommen botte, batte
MIR ergeben, 6aB sic 8erIetung I'M
@%interboupte 6es So6ten ibrer Ma=
t11r nod unbe6ingt SEN pl0tliden
Sos CUR Solge gebabt bette, ,peiter
aber aud gar nidts. @oourd aber,
Oh fie SEM So6ten 6urh einen @dIng
ieines @egners ooer auf aroere @eiie
sugefigt mor1en mar, 6nriiber gi11-
aer sic Mnfid9ten ser beioen Mer8te
melt n%l1seinnnber. Ser Me6icir1Iratb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09

Sc gab ME cine 3eit, mo 6ns golf
ote mirfliden 8er6ienite 6es @bam<
berlains 6uitenbeilmittels mebr a1-
erfannte oIs iebt. @ies lit ermteien
hur@ Sic germebrung ser 8erfdufe
un6 Ser freipinigen 3eugniiie bon
2euten, Sic 6a1rh 6asielbe gebeilt wltr-
Sc. @enn SIR ieIbit o6er Cure &tin-
Der an einem &uiter1 ODER Grf6lt1tng
lei6et, beriudt es u1o tper6et befnnnt
NIT ieinen gl1ten Gigeni9often. gu
fuufen Bel allen 46r0Iern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09
s. Capitol.

Gem leiien Stuff ser Mutter, Ser 81
ibr beraus0rang, folgen0, ging Sti
no, nad6em Ser Srem6e oas @ouS
oerlaiien batte, ms 3immer 5u Set
10 pl0blih erfranften Grnlt.
9ie ionlt 10 fraftige, robuite Mrt:
ter lag iett gang ln0 gar gebrodJen,
bleiden @eiihtes ultf Sem Gl1bebett
mobin @tina nit &ilfe Srie0eberg'S
un0 0es observation-disclosures lie geleg1
batte.
vsSinf er fort gtina? sit ser idred=
lide Menid en61ih gegangen?" frag=
tie Tie NIT idelter @timme, pabrenS
lie nit dngitltden 8ltden 6as @eiibt
0es iungen Ma6dens beoba9tete.
uSa, Mutter, er lift fortgegangen, /"
ertpi0erte 5as iunqe Ma66en berubi=
gen6en Sones. Cine Trnge lag ibr
ouf Sen 2ippen, Sic Srage, mas SET
frem6e @err BON Ser Mutter gepout
babe, mo0ur6 6ieie 10 in shreden
neriebt mor0en lei; aber Ser lei0enSe
3ulfan0 un0 fire nod INNER anbuI=
te1r0e gqtfregltng perbot es nr, lie 81
iteuen.
Mufridtig beiorgt, re6ete Sti1ra Ser
lei0enOen 5rau SIT, iih ms gett gu
legen ltn6 ibr 5u geltatten, Sen Mr5t
SIT rufen.
vMdt laB 6odl &in5", tpebrte Sic
5rau tpeinerliden Cones, ui9 bin ia
0oh nidt franf. Ser unbeimlide
@enld bot midi MIR 10 iebr err
idredt."
u@as ponte er 6enn eigentIih,
Mutter?" fonnte stino iid NUN, ga
bic Mutter ieIbit oabor anfing 5t
lpreden, nidt entbalten gu frngen.
rM9, er tponte SEN @oter ipreden
- geidaftlid," entgegnete sic 6ra1
al1speiden6.
vGs iteute ii9 mir aIs Noli5eicom=
milidr Dor, Das bat 6enn Safer nit
Ser Goli5ei gu idnffen, Mutter?"
~@ar nidts, @in5. gs bombeIt iid)
Inn Sen Mann, SEN iie to6t inn @iien=
babntpagen g%efun6en bnben. Sc ion
Der 2ensmann fem ous MienmaI6e,
:1r5 0a glaubte ser @err, Bater f0nn-
tie linn Mdberes iber SEN Eo6ten NIT
tbeilen, neil er Dor Sabren einmaI
nit t5m in gei6dftIider @erbin6ung
geltan6en bat."
~@eiter ni@ts? Dos lit ober Sod
fein @run6, ii6 auf5uregen un6
ii4 10 ST eridreden, gu b0ie Mamo,"
beriette 6os iunge Md6den, berubig=
ter ~aufatbmen0, un6 tdtl9elte ider5=
BAIT Sic @ange Ser Mutter. 9ann
bettete iie Sic 2eiSenSe bequemer,
ihob ibr Elm mei6es &iiien unter SEN
@opf un6 breitete ibr cine 0ede iiber
Sic SiBe. $50, MIN beriude ein me-
Mig 5u ruben, ib min Dir tn5miiden
cine Saile itorfen Sbee MAIDEN, oamit
gu 9ih ldnem mieber erbolif." l1n6
lie elite 6abon.
Srou @en0t lieB beute, CUR ffil1en
Remembering @tino's, Mnes nit iid
geldeben. sic adtete gar nidt uuf
Sas @eplalt0er 6es iungen Md6dens,
un6 hire gltde manoerten ur1rltbig
bin un0 fer, MIR ab ur5 5u FOB ein
tiefer Seuf5er lire gruit.
Ms Stina 6os 3imner perIaiien
batte, begann sic M1tter tpie6er laut
gil metnen un6 gu idlud5ert. Mber
0iesmal NOR es eber cine @eaction
Ser Doraufgegangener1 Merbeneriaiit=
terutrg, benin fte %ber1bigte ii9 bal6
mie6er, un6 aIs Stina nn9 elmer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-09
8pr Sem sSeniter. Nn5 noh Sem

Dor Sem Teniter, 5as nad Sem
-Gorgartden bi1auSging, taudte Elm
0unfler &opf auf Elm @eiidt prebte
iid 0idt an Sic S4ei6en, un0 frel1=
Big erlei6tert atb11ete SOS iunge
Ma6den auf t. grfannte lie 0od 0as
@eiidt a1tgemb1idlih, eS mar 0o5
Meinert gnmers. Mit 5mei s9rit=
ten itano iie am SEM tier un0 0ffnete
es leiie un0 bebutiam.
n9u, Meinert! @ie unDoriidtig!'
rief iie, gliidli4 uno borpur fsnou 5l1=
gleih, NIT december Gimme.
ga, ih bins, mein 2ieb. 6abe i)
9ih iebr eri6redt? 3a5 polte id
nidt. Sd iob Sid bon Ser StraBe
aus auein i'm 3immer iiben un6 Der=
mo6te es nidt iber midi gu getpin-
men, porbei5ugeben, obne Did be-
griiBt gu baben. SIT Ser Slater 5u<
ruf?" ....
uNein, Meinert. Marte elner Mu=
genblid, i9 fomme gu Dir in Sen
@orten."
Sdnen, ebe er nod 5u %anttporten
oermo9te, bntte lie Elm ounf1es Sud-
iiber Sen &opf gemorfen un6 ftan6
in ser nddite Mtnl1te neben 6em &C.
liebten, ser Iie begludt an feline 8ruit
5og.
u2iebiter, nidt!" mebrte ite er-
idroden, fid aus ieinen Mrmen mini
BEND, umenn ieman6 uns beobahtete,
mern ieman6 uns iGbe! Die Mrt=
ter -"
u9iebit 9u mid) 6enn ni9t, sti=
na?" urterbrad er tie. .......
vMebr mie mein 2eben, Meinert,
mas fragit 9u?"
v@arum fiirdteit gu 0id 6enn>
&s3ir6? Mu6 sic Mutter miro uni erem
Slid feline @in0erniiie bereiten,
me1rn iie iiebt, 6aB 9u MIDI Iiebit un6
ser Ioter auf un1erer Seite it,"
uMd, tpen11 er MIR eri It mte6er 6a=
beim mGre! Mir lit manhmal 10 bang
5unnntbe, neil err 6iesmaI 10 lange
fort6leibt. 9a5u bat er Biz iett nod
nidt ein ein5iges MnI geidrieben!!"
u@ie Iange lit CT 0enn i9on abme=
len0?"
uS9on fait 5pei @oden."
uMber 6os lit nod nidt ubermaBig
lange, Stina, er mar meines @tlienS
i9pn oft bie1 Idnger fort"
u6reiIi9, aber biaber mubte t9
ltets gerau, tpobin er reiite un6 mo-
er ii9 gern6e befun6, menn er ldnger
ausmGrts mar. Ct pflegte nit ltets
cine @arte ODER audi einen fur5en
8rief gu idreiben. Doh Big iebt bat
er nod fein @ort bon iid b0ren Iai<
FEM"
r@r mir6 nit @eidaften iiberbduft
lein," periette Meinert. Mber nun
sod etpos befrem6et, fragte CT: vnno
gu peiBt nidt, mobin er BON bier
aus reii len monte?"
rDo@, aber nidt gerou. Ct err
mdbnte 10 beildufig, 6oB er nod
@iegsburg, Ste6tfel6 ur6 Sel6ern
mole. 4ud in Mientpaloe bate er
|@eiddffte."