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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
PUBLIC MARKETS


NE4TIkhE
lbs. rolled oats. CSC. 700 mack =
eret fec. boxes toothrtcfH &c.
flour. o. sack imported mushrooms
acc. Z cans peas. str Z cans salmon.
stt. Z cans milk. 43e. 1ec cans sliced
pineapple. zoe. tSc minced clans
loo. Ice prunea. Sc. J itc cans pump
kin, ssc lbs Domino sugaf. 4tc.
s!rioin and porteFhouss steak. isc
III round steak. lie IN. 4 cans
oysters Use bulk co~vanut, zoe H..
Sanitary
Corn fed turk mYa. $50 and Qsc n. T;
geese, soc and z1c ihs.s months odd
fruit cake. i5c n genuine English
made English mincefneMt soc 10. I.
lcranberFiea, tte n. lbs 2sc. mixed
nuts. ikc ID iec ioaves homo
made bread. isc: apple cider. toc
gal. fail cream cheese. zoe ID
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City Real Estate
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~~<>r>f>S~e~~~~~N~~>~~ TsrS-sr~~srO>~>S>>N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s2,Tb0-CUT TO s2i00
s-room modern cottage. half block
OF Phinney av. car. I must have
money and viii sacrifice my home.
so have cut my price TO $4,000.
with terms OF $3.50 cash. II has
half cement basement laundry
trays. piped for furnace, buffet
kitchen, panelcd dining room.
plate rail. fireplace. mission fin
ish; has understandable view OF
lake and mountains. | must sell
this before Wednesday See my
WOODLAND PARK BUNGALOW co.
saith and Phinney Az.
FINE VIEW HOME
New house. barn. chicken house.
etc. on exceptionally fine view
lots. At Kirkland. only six blocks
from Lake Washington. Price
5000 on very easy terms. Call at
Burke q Farrar's office In Kirk
land, "ab minutes from Seattle
Groom bungalow, on lot 4Oxi2s.
Rainier Beach. $4,000 cash. bal
ance for ? n years. $4,000. Ad-
dress 4b0S Myrtle ST
For farms and city property see
Springle- Hooper Realty Co. 23S
Central bldg. Phone Main 22T1.
fine view lots on 6bth st. near La
tona. Phone Kenwood 1904.
Fine lot on Whitman av., 45xii2.
$1,000. terms. u y. BIRD, North 200.
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For Sale-Wood and Coal

NcNT~r~r~r~N~e~cSc~r~crN
For Sale--Wood and coal, min wood.
81 load. Beacon 1909. Rainier
Reach,
Patent dust pan with first load coal
Walnwright y Mcleod, Phone lsls
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For Sale-Livestock.

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For Sale--A fine cows. rs head OF
horses, all kinds OF wagons and
harnesses. South Seattle Stables
Phone sidney iSb
Z fine cows hcifers. with calf
Take Ravenna car to end line,
u. 55th and fist n. T.. G.. u.
Rowe.
Fresh mich COW. Jersey, first calf
Rtice $1,000 II. Daniels. Man
For SaAe1AfFour fresh cows. 3it1
Charles ST Beacon 2tSS
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Wanted-MisceTlaneous
Roll top desk wanted. exchange on
new piano or player plano at
Wholesale x-T9s. star.
Wansad-To buy holly. highest
prices paid. pFune trees. Smith.
Main 1905
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housekeeping Rooms
Hotels IL Lodging Houses

Yates Hotel. i594iS sexth New man
ngcmont clean rooms, 2ac night
ti.o0 week. at 1iAe CAV
HOTEL OXFORD. fga0 ist av, mod
crn, rates $3.50 per week and up.
Darlington. 1918 Second. 81 week up.
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Business Chances
Exchanqe-Real Estate

Exchange-Real Estate
N~.~~-N-~~-~-~<~-~~r ~~~e~~~~~~~~~~-~~N~<
A s-hoFsepower gasoline launch 70
trade for piano.
iots valued 100 each. to trade for
furniture or anything Of equal
value VIII trade one or all OF
the iota
Phone g Madison, Elliott tfsow.
typewriter wanted. part payment
on new piano or player: sxcslient
chance kin, star,
VIII trade 80 acres. 20 improved.
with stock ana implements. for
home IN city 0ahel. koi Arcads
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Acreage


A KIRKLAND RANCH
For a man Nho works daily in Feat
tie. II is near the lake. Pine.
level tract OF acreage. improved.
house. we'll. chicken house and
yArdA Fruit trees. berry bushes,
etc, chick ems. COW, hay. etc: all
for 81. $50. Easy terms Part cash
and tis g month. Better decide 20
see this place Immediately. Take
Madison car and county terry or
Anderson boat fis trips daily to
Burke a Farrhr's Kirkland office.
OF call az iet cherry 81
AUBURN
texies 60 alley, cleared, level lot,
for s1to.0e. This lot 10 within
minutes walk OF the center OF
town, with new houses going Up
per month. and No INTEREST.
OLE HANSON a. CO.
sit-fs-is-iT ~ Y. Blk.
WILDLY ISLAND FARM
40 acreH. ali good nnii. land that win
produce 10 tons spuds "a the acre.
house. barn. other buildings. stock
and tools, some fine timber. Price
st.eeo. Trade for Seattle prop
erty. Herman Schroeder. 37s LIB
erty Bldg.
DO you WANT A RANCHg
have a fine place for $500. At
kirkland. House. chicken house
and yard. Easy walk 60 ferry land
ing. My terms are t7t cash and
$40 n month. Come over and will
show YOU a bargain. Ask for Mr.
Hack worth. AZ XIX and hotel
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Board and Room


family. with no other hoarderE
Give nearest street car line. A-iOo.
care Star.
Children boarded. private home. sid
ney i3i5.
Best Of care. day. week or month
Ballard 1858 lffs W. STR.
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For Sale-PouItry


n Mrs, Miles Morgan. 800 ~. 57th 1T,
Will call at The Star Branch or
flee. zz5 Union st she will receive
two box seat tickets 10 PantAges
theatre FREE
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Houses for Rent

>S>rNf>S>rsr.N~rNNs~f
Groom house, water In. no gas or
electric lights. one block from
Green Lake ear line, on list st..
$500 per month. you pay water
bill. Phone North 1888.
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PRINTERS
fNE Senecn Elliott skk
'LocK AND WATCH REPAIRING

old country watc6mak E >Mafa.
springs: Jewels. 75c each: glasses
zoe. jacobson. First and Stewart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

Elegant new player plano. Just from
factory. excellent chance: cash
needed. XIII. Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

For ifouseboat. Furnished, sac
flflee II taken at once. 1905 East
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
STFAMcKIP COMPANIES
 ON COTTON SITUATION
Discuss tlle Damage Done To Cotton
 All Over The Country.

New Orleans, April 16-Steamship companies of a numboc of Atlantic and Gulf ports were rer1 To"ted at a conference, which f -iAg held here for tn purpose of disc 1ssinc the question of country damage" to cot ton or cotton that is alleged to be damaged before it reaches ship board.
 There were about B agents at the meeting, among the ports represent ed being Galveston, Port Arthur and Texas City, Texas, Gulfport, Mobile Pensacola, Brunswick, Ga., and New Orleans.
 The sessions are being held behind closed doors, but it was stated yes- terday that one of the results of the conference would be the formation of a Steamship Agents Associa- tion for the purpose of devis.ng plan to avoid claims for damage done to cotton, which annually are said to aggregate hundreds of thousands ot dollars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
NiGN BOYS IN WORK OUT

NotWi Withis.tandng the rain yesser- day the High School boys had a hard workout on their own grounds. Caaci! Bassett is trying every means to make it interesting for Fordyce High when ha lines, his .eam up against them Friday. Every oppor- tunity is used to develop a batting and bunting team and if the young sters keep up the pace they have set Pine Bluff High will surely have a winning '.etm.
 Every member of the team, which ircludes fifteen boys, is willing to do his utmost to be on hand at practice and in train ng for inc opening gam Friday. Every student is lined up for the team and no doubt each player needs this spirit more than anyone else.
 This afternoons practice will be at Henry Marx grounds and any person desiring to see the High team go through pract ce are cordially in- vited to be present. The grounds are located at Tenth avenue and Nebraska.
 Thee are strenuous days fer the High baseball team as they are working hard for the game Friday
 solLt they will play at Fordyce against the Fordyce H gh School and .he Clary Training School. The team will leave Friday morning, playing one game Friday afternoon and two Sat urday. They recently made trip to Fordyce to meet the Clary nine, but were unable to play on account of rain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
MADAM! + YOU DON'T FEEL RIGHT
 TAKE DELICIOUS SYRUP IF TBS"
Waste -coggad bowels and torpid liver the sick headache, gas, backaohe, sallowness, bi@ousness and indigestion

All wome1 get bilious, headaohy const; tted-sanply because they don't eXercis enough They don't cat coarse food, or enough fruit and green vegetables, Those are n9tufess ways of keeping the liyer and thirty feet of bowels active; but very few women employ them. The raxt bast way is delightful, fruity Syrup Of Figs.
 Nearly all ills of women can 6o overcome with Syrup of Figs alone, There is, no need to have sick hoad- ache, backache, dizziness, stomach sour and full of gases, bilious spells, salloWness, coated tongue, bad breath, bad complexion, nervousness and depression. The surcst and saf- est remedy is one or two teaspoon fuls of delicious Syrup of Figs. Thy this tonight-you feel splendid in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17

the morning When The sour bile, elogged up waste and poisonous mat ter have been g 1tly but thoroughly moved on and out of your system, without nausea gripping or weakness. Your head will be clear, complexion rosE, breath sweet, stoEach regulat- ed; no more cons tipation, gases, Raias aud aches.
 II is simply matter Of keeping your stomach, liver and bowels clean and regular, Then you will always be Wall-=aiWays look and feel your best. <s2tt4
 But get the genuiue-the old reli- able. Ask your druggist for sSgfup Of Figs and Elixir of Sennas ... Re- fuse, with contempt the o-called Fig Syrups sometimes substituted to-. fool you. The tue, genuine, bears the name California Fig Syrup Company; look for fhis on the label. 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17

I've a par in me dome" was the bill clerks moan As he rubbed his knob, which was s. hairless. You'd better lay off," said the boss,
 with caugh; Your headache might make you careless" The rest of the force, with no sign of remorse
 Killed their relatives off. Twas a shame! And the boss. with a glance at his calendar askance, Hung out sign: Closed for the game"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
WATSON TO SPEAK
 IN PINE BLUFF


 c. w. 'Watson state agent for the United States Department of Agri- culture, has informed J. D. Rogers, lccal agent fer the department that he will address the farmers of Jeff ferson county .n this city on next Wednesday, April A, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. He especially urges the farmers to have their tenants present to hear him. MT. Watson will speak on the 1912 crop making and how to grow late crop.
 MT. Rogers stated yesterday that the Lesser-G oldham Cotton Company has offered gold watch to the boy in Arkansas producing and exhibiting the best bale of staple cotton this season. The staple is not to be less than 1 IA inches in length and the bale shall not weight less than 500 pounds. H. C. Hastings and Com pany . of hAtlalita, asQa;' < < 6ff 2Id < $5Q U the Arkanaas boy swhse' hs' Il ltlis 2 record on on0 aozA 0 HIM
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SENDING our
 INSTITUTE MANDALS
Law Requires The Attendance Of Every Teacher For a Week New Opportunities For
 Progress.

Little Rock, April 16--State Super lntendent Cook is sending to the vas ious counties the manuals for the annual institutes, which are to be held in June. The law requires the attendance of every teacher for a full week. unless licenses are uroper- ly endorsed each year for institute attendance they are not valid, and the teacher cannpt legally collect his salary. Superintendent Cook says:
 Institute work is of special im- portance at this time to the teachers of Arkansas. Conditions are rapidly improving through out public school system; particularly is this true of the rural schools. New laws govern the school administration, new op- fprtunitles for progress have been opened up, now studies have been added to The course of study, more n tactical methods of teaching are being called into practice, new re- responsibilities have been placed on the public schools and the teachers. The June lnstitolte offers peculiar Oppor- tunities fer keeping abreast with the lccal .conditions.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
FUNERAL OF JAMES BAUGHMAN

The funeral of James Baughman. who died Monday afternoon was held yesterday afternoon from the resi- dence, Mo- 1128 Barraque street. Rev. c. D. Wood, pastor of the First Bap- tist church. conducted the services. The pail bearers were: M. R. Stew art, R G. Johnson, T. P. Stewart, r. H. Walker, l.. J. Mcdaniel and w. J. Shepherd
 MT. Baughman was Ia resident of Pine Bluff for about B years and was one of the city's mol substantial citizens. Many beautiful floral em- blems testified to his host of friends Interment was at Bellwood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
MEXICAN SITUATION IS
 BECOMING ACUTE
President Taft and Cabinet Held
 Conference Tub bsday Morning.


 Washington, Anril 16.-Apprehen- sion in ofic.a circles over the Mexi- can situation was indicated today by conferences at the White House in which President Taft and the cabinet Huntington Wilson, acting secretary of state, and Major General Leonard wood, chief of staff of the army, par t1clpated. General Wood reached the White House soCn after the cabinet assembled and held an earnest con versatlon with Secretary Stimson in an adjoining room Mir. Wilson then was summoned from the state de- partment and three officials went in- to the cabinet room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
SORROWS AND JOYS
 MiNGLE TOGETHER
(Continued From Page 1.)

George Rheims, C. Roymano, Mrs
 Martin Rothchild, Adolp' field, Mrs. II. Schadberg, MT lt.. J . Silver, William T. Slon. 3ts ". A. Spencer and son, Nj ,hd -ttrs C. H. Stengel, Mrs. tred rick J . Swift, Miss Ruth Taussig, Gilbert NJ . Tucker, Mrs. George C. Widener and maid, Hugh Woolner, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fair, Mrs. Walter Clarke, I, Spencer Siiverthorne, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Taylor, Mrs. F. M Warren, Miss Mary Wick, Miss Costance Will lard, Miss Mary Young, Miss E. S.. Hippach and Mrs. John B. Cummins
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
x * x x s<,* x X * * X CITY SCHOOL LEAGUE. a:
STANDING.

Yesterdays game between the Sub Freshmen and the First Ward was postponed on account of rain, but will be played Friday
 Today's game between the First Ward and Sixth Avenue teams at the grounds, bids fair to be the most in teresting and hardest fought game of the season, inasmuch as the team winning the game will lead in the percentage column.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
You Can Try-Fres-
 ake-M Man Tablets
We Will Buy You q 50-Cent Box to
 Prove Their Effect.

Thousands, millions of men and women are starving for more power, --more nerve power, force, strength. Their blood vessels lack rich pure blood, their nerves, are starving-for the nerve builder strength builder. blood build CT, that Nature has provided, that scienc, has perfected- Make Man Tablets, Nervous fngged men, end exhausted, tired out womei will find in the famous Make Man Tablet. tho secret of their wonderful improvement We are willips, to prove this to you You pay nothing; We win pay tht age of Make-Man Tablets and giv low ebb. can't sleep. have poor digestios sepd the free coupon today and give Mak oi,tirely free from dangerous or aabit.forl in9 drugs. Sold at all Drug Stores at soc bGx 9n guarantee or. money refunded
 our OUT FREE E0o COUPON .zzs MAKE.1lAN TABLET CO.,.
 GO MekcMan l;ide., Dcpt. 22, Chicago, H. 1hassn snever used Mske,tfah Tablets before and WteA to try. free. . fuilspixe tO-cent box Dnssiztt Naas. :. v
 
 |glte pla'Aiy- ~snt esx te;eeeh hmlly alss
 m rec6mufs1 ded by BRASIL
 sToR IF Main g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
THREE MILE PETITION
 TAKEN UP AGAIN

Little Rock, April 16-The three mile petition 10 prohibit saloons in Little Rock was take up today in the circuit court on appeal from the county court where it was refused It IS the purpose of the prh bition- lsts to go into the case fully at this time and submit testimony not con- sidered on the frs nearing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
THE SEASON OPENS

"Me grandmcther's dead" the office boy said
 Caressing his eyes with his sleeve "Too had" said his boss with shake of the head "You must take day off for to grieve."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17
NOTICE

The firm of Dutton & Young have this day dissolved partnership by mu- tual consent, A Young, retiring, J. w. Dutton continuing the business, and paying all bills and collecting all accounts.
 April 18th, 1912.
 J. w. Dutton,
 A. Young. 4-17-et \ A~t~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17

Mrs. O.. B. Palmer, Little Rock, Ark, says. my little boy had a severe cough With the measles, which was so severe he could not sleep at night. One bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured him and he has never been bothered since." w. l.. Dewoody & Co.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17

NO women In Jap Universities. There are two imperial universities In Japan, but women are admitted to neither.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17

Boston, April 161t is the Harry Atwood tho ano m ao who flew from Boston eess1ul i'll
 torpedo destroyer to follow him NosS the 6ahN, "hich he intends route WI" De from Boston, St. John
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17

] #BATTERIES-Cole, Archer and
 keele; Willis and Bliss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-17

4-17-6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05
! &an5 mn0 got. !,
eanouirtbidaftIid)es areSitiDtem.

Bon ser Mt9tigteit oes @e6amens
ser ginfiibrltng zines Ianotpirb.
ldaftIid}en &reoitiDftems unter 8un-
|~eesaufiidt lit @olloernelr Dir 10
i~iber5ellgt, BOB ct oem 8raiioenten
1aft, Ole giniebung elmer &ommifiiou
empfeblen miro, melfe ii6 griinolid
NIT ser grpagllng 6ieies @egemitan+
oes beidaftigt. Ger @ouperueur 1T
nberaeuat, bob elm ioldes 5pitem benz
8antiDitem niht feino1i6 g~egeniiber
5n fteben brouM, ionoern nit biefem
@an0 in @an1 arbeiten f0jn,ute. Die
4ommiiiion ioute feines gradte1rs
au5 Mitglieoern faiteben, melde bon
Sen 5taots- Oranges uno oen -itoatli-
d,pn lan0mirtbihaftliden Geparte-
ments auserieben aper6en, iopie aus
8ertretern ser @eiddftsmelt unb oes
8antqelddftes. Son SER nusl6n0i-
iden 5pltemen io1te man Die beiten
@inridtungen uno 8~eitimnunge1t
entlebnen, bamtt man gleid bon Mn=
fang an inter 8eriidiidtigung ser BE-
ionoeren &erbaltniife oes annoes auf
Ger @0be ser 3eit itebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

~5ebrmi4tig.- 11nteroffBier:
y8senn ser Solbut erbikt ins Eager
fonuupt, MORAN fat er 5enn 5lterit 5l
0enfem.?"
9eBmann. Sins - 2agerbier."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05
Sin pirfiames Mittel sesen sic
8~nrmnplase bei 8ferben.

Sober Garmer un6 Rferoebeiiber
miro erfreut iein, on einem 1eun Mid.
tel segen sic gefIrdtete 8urmplage
Bel 8fer6en 5n b0ren, bas in ser fur-
gen 3eit ieines 8etonntleins gang er-
itaunlide &eiultate ge5eitigt fat. @s
linh 6ies sic aus ser nlten 9eimtatb
berubergefommenen &eurefa<&apieln,
ole iih in ser f~ir3eiten 3eit Sauien6e
bon 5reunoen er1porben uro in Ser
Musreibung BON 8iirmern Bel Bfer-
Sen als unubertreffli9 ermRien ia.
ben. Mus @uncerten BON %oanfbaren
8riefen bon Garmern, Die sic &apieln
benuBten, gebt berbor, SOP nod 6em
gingeben bon nur 5tpei @opieln SUIT
6arte Don Bots ole mogliden 8Mr<
mer bon 8fer6en %obgineet, utt5 SOB
Hferoe, Ole porber mager, biiiig uno
it0rriid maren, nad Sem gingeben
ser &apieln iofort 5unabmen 1ln1 ale
ihledten gigenidaften berloren. She
8urmer geben ~gep06nIib fbon nab
einigen Stun6en nod bem gtngeben
Ser @apieln foot i'm Miite ob u1o lit
oas Mittel UNI 10 mertbpoller, ais es
obne meitere l1mftdn66e uno obne SUIT
terpedieI ieoem Bferoe lei9t einge-
geben meroen tann. 9uf alien 6or-
men 100 Hferoe geboIten mer6en,
iolIten gerooe iebt ieoem ein3igen
Gbiere 5mei ser 8apieln CUR 8orfiM
pernbreidt tperoen, alsb menn fib Die
Naraiiten da1Berli9 nod nnbt bemerf-
bar genadt baben. Sic @apieIn iino
gefeBIi9 enrontiert unter 5erid No.
.2t,741 unb f0jnnen au9 t~rogenoen
Stuter gegeben mer6en. Dns Meittel
1T ein8ig uro anein gu be8ieben bon
ser unferen 2eiern tpoBlbetannten
Breeders 8emeoD &c., 532 gait
8nter-Strnbe Sept. "a, MiImoutet,
8is. gum 8reiie bon $1.25 fir s
ODER $500 fir IL aapfeln, p~ortofrei,
nit Notwithstanding. Aub gu
baben III 3lrders Drug Store, MeI-
role, Mii1lt., ODER Eel so. g. 9arren,
Greeport, Rirtn. - Mn3eige 52-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

@emutbIi6. - 5hmieremSt-
rector (por 8eginn ser @oritellltng)
u@eitatte mir, SEN bodbere5rten
&erridyufter mit5ufbeilen, oob nler
eriter @elS, @err @ur5l, beltte leloer
lebr Ifledt olpfgelegt lit, uno mir
oesbab ge5mlrngen Itno, itatt 0es ant
gefiinoigtem 2uitipiels elm Eraueripiel
aufy1fubren, unb 5mar Stbello."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

@ie lie MIR, 10 id ibr. =
@eider: Split iie fire 8leiitifte mit
oeinem &~oiiermelfer?"
goder:: so, ober id reinige meine
Hfeife nit ibren 9utnd0eln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

Mnerfemnung. SSltnger
Gbemam geritbrt): Gin gletes
@eibdyen, sic garae Sans IddBt lie ber=
brennen. +. NIT Musnabme ser &eu=
le, Sue ib 10 gern elie!1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

ginmaI genugt. = Mor:
r@ube id Sir ldon 1ie @eidid,te bon
meinem Batter ltn6 6em Saien eradblt?
@ard: u6reilih fretlidt uno id
nil iie lieber glauben, als BOB id ite
nod einmal anbore.