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The Calumet news., 1912-07-09

We deeply regret to announce the
sudden death of Mr.. William Josepl
Clarke. manager OF Messrs. Barclay
| and Cons Bank, which occurred al
liedruth on sunday Mr.. Clarke was
dressing for church when he com
planned of severe pain in his chest.
Or. Frank Hichens was sent for. but
Mr.. Clarke grew rapidly worse. and
expired only few minutes before the
doctors arrival. MIR. Clarke had been
under the doctors care for some
months. but there was not the slightest
indication that he was In such "A crit
cal condition. IIc carried on his du-
ties as usual on Saturday and had
taken a long walk as was his custom
He was siXty-sevcn years of age. and
leaves widow, two daughters ana one
son.
Mr. Clarke was a native of Fa,-
mouth, and went To Redruth about for
~ years ago. He became manager of
Messrs. Balm Field Hichens and Co.'S
new bank and ultimately Of the local
branch of the Consolidated Bank of
Cornwall, with which Messrs. Bain's
Bank was amalgamatcd He was noted
for his geniality and good heartedness.
Although not 2 public man he took an
ardent interest in church work. and
for manV years attended Trclcigh
church. where he flied the most i'm
portaH lay Offices More recently hc
attended the parish church Of Redruth.
lie was treasurer Of the Redruth U. p.
Council. and was interested i'm the
straits Mines.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09

Now that the nominations have been
made by both the political parties there
is widespread belief that politics viii
have little effect on business this year,
If the present promise of the crops is
fulfilled This is the view taken by
the strongest OF the Journals devoted
10 business interests The general
opinion is, in fact, that the influence
Of politics viii be felt less this yecr
than is usual during a presidential
contest
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09

James Clarke Roach. a Cornishman
aged "a years "a mining engineer, OF
Montana School of Mines. was drown
ed in seven feet of water at Clearmont
park on Tuesday evening canoe.
occupied by Roach and c. A. Tout a
classmate and chum, overturned 40
feet from the hoathouse on the point
800 yards from the pavilion. Tout was
saved by clinging to the overturned
craft, after making a desperate effort
TO shove the boat TO his struggling
companion.
Hundreds of sorrowing friends at
tended the funeral of Mr.. James
Clarke Roach, the young mining engi-
neer. Services were conducted at the
family residence. 1916. East Broadway
by Rev. s c. Blackiston. rector of st.
Johns Episcopal church The casket
was buried amid flowers. The grief
of the young mans family was pa
thetic.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09

American athletes at Stockholm are
making good SO far they have full
filled every expectation of their coun-
trymen. They are in the lead and
there Is good reason 10 believe they
will remain at the top The whole
country is watching their progress.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09

in Truro during the last three years,
and the Bishop of 81, Germans, who
they welcomed Mr.. Edwardes their
hearts were full of hope of what he
would 90. and II might now be said no
one was disappointed They an felt he
had done good work. when he spoke
first of going to Vancouver his lord
ship confessed that he had some mis-
givings, hut he knew that Mr.. Ed
wardes contemplated the move not
because he loved st Georges less.
but because he felt the call from van
couver was louder. He was going out
to do missionary work great and as
true as that of any missionary in any
part of the world
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09
this IS MY 4sTH BIRTHDAY"


Maclyn Arbuckle, who is well known
70 American playgoers was born IN
San Antonio. Texas. July ?, 1856. He
attended school I'm Scotland which was
the native land of his father. ana later
in Boston, where he prepared for Har-
ward University He abandoned the
idea Of "A university education. how
ever. and became a clerk In a drug
store IN Galveston with view to
studying medicine This plan, I'm turn
was given up and MIR Arbuckle studied
law I'm TeNarknna and was admitted To
the bar The lure of the stage was
too strong. however. and soon the
young lawyer laid aside his green bag
for the makeup box. He made his
professional debut as an actor az
Shreveport i'm 1888 and during the next
four years he was a member of
repertoire company playing in the
Southwe est. From 1892 TO 1894 he was
a member of one OF the F'rohman com
panies which he left 10 join a stock
in San Francisco. or late
years he has appeared principally I'm
perhaps his greatest success
being in the stellar role OF The
County Chairman" i'm which he play
ed continuously for four seasons.
Cardinal Oreglia. Dean of the Sa- /
'red College, 50 years old today.
Frederick H.. grand duke of Baden, /
70 years old today.
Richard \. Ballinger, former Secrc-
airy of the Interior. 81 years old today.
William J. Northen, former governor
\ Georgia. - years old today.
Charles Il. Lands. former rcprescn-
atve i'm Congress from Indiana, 50
ears old today.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09

In no country on EARTH says the
Russische CORRESPONDENT, have suicide
and the suicide idea made such pro-
gress as in Russia. From al parts oi
the realm VIC hear Of instances where
young people take their lives because
of the hopeless conditions. Life has
become void of object 1T is not wortl,
10 i've and struggle J am weary of
my existence are among the recent
causes given byySomg men for self
destruction. Because 1t Is known tha,
many suicide societies exist the an-
thorltles are endeavoring to frustrate
their grewsome plans.Y
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09
A Variety Of Questions.

DO you think It Is proper for q
young man and lady to have pic
lures taken together? DO you think
1t is all right TO have a young boy
take you to party at night? NV
mother never objects TO me talking to
boy aud all the other girls talk to
them and | do, too. 7 hope to have
my answers in the paper soon.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09

II this is massaged into the scalp
for few minutes every night the hair
VIII lose its hay-like appearance and
become glossy and healthy looking.
One pint witch hazel, one pint good
whiskey, s cents worth tincture
quinine and cents worth tincture OF
cantharides.
All few drops of clarified lemon
juice. shake and bottle.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09
TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1912.

Gov Wilson will make the high
cost OF living AN issue. r. r. win
have to look around for some more
thunder
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09

Don't call BROOKLYN the city OF
Churches,' says a globe trotter, wh5
is equally familiar with The Hudson
the Rhine the .Ganges and the Ililc
There is city:in India which is look
ed upon as holy" by Buddhists and
Brahmas which might dispute the title
Benares has about 1000 temples and
IN these and fisSsdrtr' the narrow streets
where the public Is tree 20 worship are
about 100000 idols. According TO Hin
du belief. it's the safe to Paradise. t.
which all who dwell within It's walls
enter immediately,
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09
.:;..;.;...,.....,
SOME FACTS OF
GENERAL INTEREST

Americans arc the most liberal con
tributors TO religion i'm the world Ir
addition 10 providing $4,000. .O0c d aar
Tor the redemption Of the heathen of
other lands, they give to the ohurche,
the munincent sum of S1c1OOO, 900 q
year for their support ana mainten-
ance t.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09
UNIQUE PIECE OF HEADWEAR
Striking Example OF the MillIner's Art
Seen on the Boulevards
OF Paris.

One of the striking pieces OF head
wear of the Paris boulevards Is an all.
silk, close-fittlng bonnet, which comes
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09
NEWS FROM CORNWALL.


The following news items are from
Cornish exchanges:
The first English strawberries come
| o. Covent Garden from Cornwall The
next arrivals come from Hampshire
and il is from this county that our
latest supplies have been obtained.
But they are now nearly over, and
we shall have to fall BACK upon Kent
and Essex. 4 few loads of fruit have
come from these counties. but IL has
not been of good quality SO far.
Feast Monday opened very disap-
pointingly Monday owing to the rain,
but this cleared off, and hundreds of
people visited the town There. were
a good many things to attract them
including Messrs Brewer and Han
cocks hobby horses. and Messrs.
galleries, jolly wheel, snake shows, etc.
A three miles Marathon race took
place on Monday, the race being ini-
tiated i'm connection with ST. Day
Feast by Mr.. A. st. John Beale. the
Hotel, St Day. There were three COM
petitors, and the route was TO Scor-
rier and back. a distance of about
three miles The result was:-1. II.
Ham (North CorneO; 2, J. Matthews
(BusveaD; 3. A. Brown Dittle Be
side); the respective times being 19
10 minutes, 80 seconds and
20 minutes. The finish was close
one.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09

Rev II. Edwards. vicar of ST.
Georges. Truro. who Is leaving for
Vancouver was on Wednesday pre-
sented by the parishioners with a
purse of gold. cigarette-box, and an
album containing the names of the
subscribers and with an inkstand and
calendar by the organist and choir.
Messrs. Tom j. williams. r. James
williams. II. Cooking. A. r.. woolcock.
w. r. Stratford. S Norton (St. John'r)
J. H. Bowden est Paul's). and w. n.
Gin CKenwyn) and Sub-Dean Harrard
bore testimony to Mr.. Edwardes' work
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09

The early retirement is announced
of the Rev. S. Pascoe. superintendent
minister Of the United Methodist
church. Tavistock. Mr.. Pascoe was
born at st. Erth in 1856. He entered
the late Bible Christian ministry i'm
1878, and was ordained at Zion street.
Plymouth in 1882. He has labored i'm
Cardiff, Tiverton, Sunderland and
Mullion. but has spent the major part
of his ministry i'm the counties of
Devon and Cornwall, travelling at
Okehampton, Looe Redruth. Camborne
Mevagissey and Camelford. He has
acted as district chapel secretary and
district superintendent In addition
TO ordinary circuit work. he has rem
dered useful service i'm organizations
connected with the National Free
Church. Council He was the first
secretary and organizer of Looe Free
Church Council. president of the Free
Church Council OF Redruth. and vice
president of West Cornwall Fedora
tion Of Free Churches At Redruth.
Camborne. Looe. Bodmin. Hicks Mill.
etc, he Is greatly esteemed.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09
MADAME MERRI.

Coat for girl OF -four to six This one piece pattern
up well IN cloth pretty
are bound with silk Of have ebroa
cred muslin collar and over them ''''''
Hat OF white of silk brin,. ,onu
ostrich feather ''"e "nio
Materials required ~ yard su % rho.
he Gro 'D" 90
OF four TO
pie little dress There
nchde tucks the
lace N' - "A'neo Win
Material required; Ia wids Istrr
The Calumet news., 1912-07-09

VIII you kindly suggest an original
way Of announcing an engagement at
an informal card party?-M. A.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
Gin 3pafrieg in MnsTd)t.
ct. Neter5burg, 9. Sec.

ct. Eefer5Durg, .. 2et.
Sic rul1iide &egieru1g grbt amt
lid befannt, SoB tie om l.. Sarltar
1918, Dem Gage, an 0em Der r1111rd=
nmerifaniife @anSels= un0 Sdrff=
fubrtspertrug erliidt, ELM 9efret per-
0fFertlmye1r miro, IN Sem tie Ole.
Grlmo5iige fbrer funftigen Sa11oels=
politif Cen Ser. Stoaten gegennber-
Dorlegerr ur1o einen prooiloril6an
;3outarif uer0ffentltden miro, SCI
feine enbebliden g%rb0bungen Ser ge=
gerupartigen sdbe entbalten miro.
Sic &olitrf ser ru1liiden &egterung
miro BON feiner Mnimoitttact, ionoern
MIR BON SEM @e0arferp ser SdlibamrJ
oes nuiiiidgen Morftes geleitet per=
oen. SSn @etra9t fomnte1 Defenders
Sic Mrtitel, ote nm ittdirffiitten niS 0en
Set. Stootem mportiert mer0en:
@uunnpoue, Sarmmaidinen II. 6orrns
gerattbbee. Ser 9rltd, ser al1f GaBfanS
in Set 5Sruge= ser iu6oildtpn @alle anS=
qeiibt muroe, uno 5e Mufbebrng oas
@ertrages babe1r ole &egieru11g per=
anlaEt, por allem SEN ShuB Ser etn=
beimifdeen &roSanftiom ms Muge gu
falIe1n. MltBlan5 p~roou5iert ldon lebt
Sie< SdIf te Ger 8oa1mpone, 6eren es
beu6t66igt. Sn is Sabren miro es ge=
mpa 8aun1poue berborbringen, I'M
leiuen geinrmnten 8sborf gut oe4en.
Soaten sic Ser. Stunten @egerduB s.
regeln ergreifen, 10 miro &uBlanD
leine 8%nanu1pole in ggpptem pr1
Sn6ien taufen, a1no feline Maidirert
IN GmgIano u1po Malitrnlien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
(6ortiekung.)

gl1ah tritt bereits ant naidtyiten Sage
elm greigniB Elm, sos in nett boberem
MaaBe geeigrret tit, fire &opfe 3a1 ere;
gen = 3mei SETTER fomrrrerr oabet
qen 8iiffel : @olbfelb. Ser eine merit
iih aus als Noli5iit als @apItuot, Ser
n1Sere, Sem man es iofort anliebt,
SAB er nidt oft elm 8fer0 beibeigt, als
elm Miiter Sidleton, @edfsmhpait
uno Notor aus 2orr6on.
Splitter Itdleton, Elm fleiner ratro>
lider alterer Serr, iteigt i4enetBtrte-
feno pom Efero ur,o fragt lofort nad
&errn Saul our @iilper. = st miro
au ibm gefabrt, uno biuter felt ner-
idloHenen Ebarem finoet 5mtlf,en Den
betaen Mdinnern nod ser mbliden
8~orftelu,ng folgenoe inboltsldapere
l1nterreoamg ifttatt:
Sic fi1b Ger Nflegebater zines
fleine11 Midiodbpens, gerore1t Die uytofe
pom @aplamo," Sir2"
usSsa1ppbI."
sd fosn11pe I'M Matftrog Der e1rgli-
iderD @egiera11rg, INN oo9 Mdode1 mt
mir 31 rebupen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
Die wilde RoIe vof1 Kapland.
|on GmiI Bernffrpm.

I limo ser Mopofat retbt SEOUL EN-
amHides Shreiben, Dos oieler ldapet=
geno uberfliegt.
I ste erfennen Sos Nofum1ent on,
sir?"
@ur5es &opfmden nls Mntport. =
Beioe @erren ieBten ih.
SD bin Sb1en, ser Sic iid bes
Shines ieirer5et o%nge11ou1uten boben,
cine @rtlara1ng idaalbig," fdibbrt Miiter
|Sidleton 1pidtig fort. ugor allem
f0unen sic iidJ iiiber feline 3ufunft be-
rubigen. Die iunge 3unte 1T reidbb!!"
vSo-?"
Cine ser reid)iten Grbimten 2on<
|onns!!"
ugine uielfote Miaiondrin!1
So"
@erlebt BON Haa1ls i~dJeinbarer
@deidpnItigfehi riidt Miter 9idfeton
INIT ieinern Shubl etpas 5uriid.
|9nnn iest er ieine 8rile 5ltredt, bbii-
I1teIt u1to beginnt oa1f's 1nere.
yGinr ser a1rgeie6enften 8anfiers
.2onoors, Elm getDifier Gotpnrb Bel
inr, perffiefB Dor et1uu 5mor5ig SSobrerl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
ielben @diffsplante
feitgebun1etr

ielben S4iffsplorte f~etgeblunoet
par, nidt mebr lebte."
@ieoer madt Miiter 5idGeton eint
8nule. @iro oenn Iein itarumer gu,
b0rer nidt enbli9 oa1r9 Elm @or1
ocer menigitens ourh Elm 8eiden SSn:
terelie h~tunoen? - Gi9ts 1erglet.
den. @letdmiitbig pafft ser Sur
meiter, als ginge bn Ole gan5e Snds
|obfolut nidts on.
Der &6potat biiitelt, atm nob elmer
@eile inoiguiert fort5ufobren:
~Miiter Relfurs &ertraaaensperion
bate 5ie photographer Ser Sodter
|oes 8mfiers, iopie bres gotten bei
|ii9; iie iolte11 oie Mod5foridumgen
erleidtern uno pieGeid]t nl1f 6ie rmbr
.tige Spur fibren."
Limo = rfragt &uul, gum eriben
Mdl ettpas ME SSntereiie aeigeno.
Gin BoIiaeibeamter, Ser Inem,
Sir, 6oupals SOS 8abD ouf Sbren
@l1mid BIN ibergeben baben nil,
beborptet, oie toote Grnl1 11a1 Sem
giGoe .pieoe3uerfemen."
r@m!"
r9ll19 on eirreu1 Heiret1 Ma1tter-
mol, ous Tie redts oberbobb ser 2ippe
'bbatte, l1ro das uatb allf ser @otugra-
.pboe 6elutIih aa1 ertennert III"
Nmrls SSntereiie m6iidHit.
uSnbert Sic 6os Bi6 Bel fid3?"
fragt er ffltr3.
n@etpiB. 8onen sic es ieben2"
SD bite 6bnraam.1
Mfiber gidJeto,1 entni1nlt iei1em
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
@oramidlage fir Sen @urbmeiten*
SC nihmntnm O Npc


Ser Noromei ten lit IN SEN @oran=
1f)ldgen fir SOS nadite Safaliabr
5ieurlih gut beoodt mou6en. Sir Soae
@erbe1erung oes Miiii1ippi smilden
ct. @aul urb Minneupolis muroen
$1S5, 600 ol1sgeiett. @eitere @ornn=
idlage iimo: Sdntonh: Seffentlidte
@ebairSSe: Billings, Mont., $45, 900;
gismrd, g. o, $20,000; 8roof=
ms, g. 8, $4,000; 2%iptngfton,
Mont., $3O,0OO; Man6on q. O..
$1,000; Minot, g. O., $4,000;
Moorbeao, Mirm., $15,00O;; Smaton-
1ua, Minn., $4,000; &api6 @itD, g.
O., $4,000; 8ubpeton, g. O.,
511,OOO; @idHtom e. 8, $500.
@s9riegsoeportement - geltomlfone=
Garf, $%225,OO0; DauIutber SOFTEN,
$375,OOO; @urrouo-9afen uno @ar=
rooo=5luB, $4,000; 3ippell8ap, Safe
Of tbe @ooos, $1,000; &e6ffGapB 5es
Moroens, $500; Miffauriflub, Don
Siour Gitp Biz Sort 8enton, $780,
600; fir In~terbult1ng 5es 8oatle
Observation-Disclosures fir freitpiai<
&c pSIouten @ot Springs, g. 8,
$166,0OO. $1SS,6OO fir SEN @la=
cier Matio1nl -Gurf, Mont.; @irb
GopeAEarf, g. g.. $4,000; fir Sui
his @in<Garf, g. 9, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12

ieine ein5i9e Sodter @oitb, neil ii
ii6 gegen ieinen &illen nit elnen
ipaniiden @iolirtpirtuoien Sen tie oft
elmer &eiie terren gelernt, permdbte
81 Sic gbe cine gludlide mar, nett
niemar6. Mber uuf ser 2tte Del
EaHagiere, Die Dor beinabe iieb5ebr
sSubren nit Gem Scott" IN ser Scale
Don &upitoot untergingen, befanoer
,lid oafy oae Murnen Slaan Mrepalo.
&iolinDirtuoie ours Mabrio, nebfi1
Brma @emnblin @0itb a1no fleiner
Iudter Dolores"
Mnter Sidleton ma9t eine Heine
Naule a1m oie @irtung let1er @orte
nb5u1porten. Gu aas @eiiM feines
@egeniiber ieoo9 nod mie Dor lrrrbe=
meglib heibt, fabrt er etpas argerli9
fort:
vNns man Sem nlten 8a1rfier 6a-
Don Mittbeilang mare, 5udte feline
Maasta in ieinem @eiiht. Or iprod}
ME BON ieiner neridollenen Sodter,
Bis er pl0bli9 Dor etma etnem Mto-
nat Don ei11em id1peren, u%nbeilbarer1
9eioen beimgeludt puroe. Soren sic
mir gut gu. Sir?"
sd bore" ermiberte HnI rarbig,
iroem er ii9 feline 8feife ur5ainoet
la10 flott ornrf los paff.
rgr idadfte einert 8ertrauenstnnn1
mod @udfftnoot, Der @rfl1uoigltngett
nm1B&. gr erflrbr, SOB BON
Sen 5nrsen 3affugieren 6es Scott"
MIR EN- ein8iger gerettet NOR: EN-
Balm EN- fIeines Ned1den, mdbre6
sic Jrna1, niie NIT dem 4i1be on 6er-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
Ser aebeime sdredem.

Sic bGltfig porfonnpe1roe Jlr@t cor
@rambeiit arno &iIfloiigteit lit Ser ge-
beime Shneden 6es Mrbeitsmnrnes.
@ellm0beh 1T iein 4npital. Nieren-
frunffb6eiibten unternrirriieren etnes Wan-
pes starte un5 2ebensmuh. sic
nernrfr6ern ieme Geroienit@ apa5itdt.
Sober Nierenpilen brtnge4 @eflt1to=
beit un6 @tdrfe 5urh Sedung oieler
aranfbeif 3uriid. Sic iitro Die bette
Mgbi5in, oie fir Niererr> urb 8ln-
en48eIhtperben aa1bereitet fim. She
edher1 fins Inn gelber 8aquete, Ser
neigert mger1 Elm 5n66iftit1t. Molitor
Drl4 SO. NnBeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
Drtttrr Jhri
Sbeuernuasporlage I'M @eid5stase.
8ots0o m, 8. Sec.


SIN Reidstng mur0e sic 8erafba11pg
Ser Snterpellatiort ser So5ialoemo-
fraten iiber Ole DON Ser Hegterl1rug
geplanten MoBnabmen geger Ole
6leiid}notb unb Sic angennetne Gbel1e<
rr1ua nit ser 1ebatte ser Gbaaerlrngs-
norlaqe Ger &egierung perbumoen.
SIZE Ssslrterpeaation maroe pom &eids5=
fa1rsler 81. b.. 8etbmam SoIlmeg
nanpers ser @egien1m in oemlelben
Gimme beantportet, in oem iid Der
aun5ler bepeits Dor @oden inn preu-
BildJen 2onotog msgelaiien bat. She
Megiemurg erfIdrte ser @an5ler, Tebe
lid, al1Ber Stanbe, sic Sleildbeldm
preisalugebem rno Sic umimgeldranf-
tie gimfarbr DON ul1slamoiidem @e=
frierfleiib a1 seitntten. 3urb Der
artige Sdritte miiroen Sic Seutlde
@ieb5udt m1l1tiert, oie muslanStlde
aontarren5 begiimitigt aano oie lan1=
tare &ontroue Ses &eides ldpper 4ge-
faaffyrSSset mersen. Sic ltebernupne Ell
mes berortigen &i1ifos iei pnri 10 apertt=
ger am Mabe, 90 mar iett i1n1tnroe
lei, ben boq1ptiadliditen @eoarf an
lleilh SIT oefe11. Mit cen gemubrten
grlrihterrmgen Ser ginfubr lei Ole
@ren5e ge5ogen. SSm ubrfgen Ell
flarte Ser 4mr5ler, 0uB she allgeg1el=
lie Steremang feline ipe5ifild oeutlde
grifermtrg, lo1rSern gegenmdrttg
iiberan in Ser @elt SIT beobabten Jet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
Sritr II biz n.

3pttp II big III.
&~ortefeuiGe eine Mbotograptbie lupo
reidt fe Saul.
9e1r einen Mif mipit ser BUR auf
ous nnfte @elidt.
Eann mid er iidtpeigeno NIT bem
@opf.
rNun?"
ste ift es. Die toote 5rau."
Gin befrieoigter Mais6rud lagert
iib am Se Munotpinfel 5es Mopota-
ten.
sd tpubte es. limo 5ies bier lit
ibr @utte, Ser iponii6e gioQinpir-
tuoie Suan Mrebauo!"
limo er 3iebt Elm meiteres 8ilo fer
Dor. @en1r in Eal1l rod elm 3,peifel
nr Ser 8idtigfeit BON Miiter GidIe.
tons Nngaben be1tnn1en butte =
beim Mnb1if oieIes 8iloes tpdre er
gefdhpun6en.
Mus bem eSelidy0nen, tiefbrlnetterr
Mainnergeiitt Mih ibm Elm 8oar
tbn moblbefannter idpar5er Mugen
on = &oies M11gern. l1n6 oud &oies
feline, aapas bodmitbig geidnr5ten
9ippen iino es. limb oas gan5e Fla.
iiide 9rofil NIT ser 5ierli9e1 Scale
uno Sent meiben umb 5o9 10 energi-
iden &imn.
@rnit gibt er oos 8i[6 epie0er 5r1-
rid.
n@eiter!" iagt er troden.
uMl5 mein Silent 6ie @emiBbeit
er6alten batte 1oB, oas @imo ieiner
5odter left" ffdbrt Werter Ii6leton
eifrig fort, umadte er Elm Seitument,
in melfem er es 5u ieiner l1nioerln l-
erbin einlette. @ern bddttte er es nod
Dor ieinem Mbleberr geleben; ober ser
sos fam raider ols er ge5adt. S1r
lekter Sturroe Bat er cine entfernte
gouiine, oie @rGfin 9iann @arimg-
tom, iib Ger @aiie ar5uneburen. Sic
Der iprad es. l1n6 ib bin bier, a1m
MeiB Mreoaao beimgubolen."
8e0ddtig idittelt &au1 feline
Efeife GUS. Mod inu1er erideint ct
%polIfommen rubig.
n@m!...... @ollen ieben, NOS
Stole ba5u lagt!"
Mtiter 5idGeton itebt a1f.
Sic mer6en Sic iunge 9nme oo6
nidt beeinfllhien?"
uNein."
nSbr @ort larm1f?"
SD bnbe bereits geiogt: Mein!"
u9ln right. Iibren Sic urib at
ihr!"
Sn oielem Mugenblid fant ser
@ran zines SduIIes in nddlter Na5e.
Mriter Sidleton fdbrt 5uiam11em
inns blidt Iid) drgltli6 um. Mit leidt
ip0ttridem 9ddeln menoet ii9 &nul
ore Gbiire 5u.
ugeod eins!" iagt er ideinbar ru-
fig, ur11 6oA tommt es 6em muf-
merfiamen DIR hes Mopofaten Dor,
oils 5itterte sic IGNORE Mdnneritimme
Elm tpenig - rmon1 pouen sic Stole
mitnebmen IN Sbre nou6il6e Set
matb?"
,SobuL0 uie m0dIih. Weit Sem
naditen S9iff."
u&llo - idon morgen?"
uSa. Sdon morgen."
&onu purr @iilpens @eidt 1T OUT
faaer6 hei4, aIs es 6ie- S25bur 0ffnet
1tno binm1sruff:
r&oi e!"
DrmBen Ieidte Gdritte.
SOIL bremenoen SSntereiIes bdinger1
Miier Sidletons glide an ser offe-
mem Sbir, at Ser in 6iei lem Mlagen-
Bid ein idlanfes iunges Md5den in
fuBfreiem Enlightenment @od uno
: ounher Manneriade atbemlos ber-
} einitirmt In ser eine1 @ano Elm fl1r-
5es gdleBgapebr, in Ger arf1ern ei=
men groBen id,par5en &al1bpogel, oen
lie ioeben I'M Slatge geihofIen.
Mnter Gifletons fletne Ml1gen
tpeiben iid bei oiei em u11er1parteten
Mnblid.
Ser BUR uber ninrmt bds ~erftaunte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12


men Gbiir, 5a1 ser in oieient Mreen-
blid ein idInnfes ia.rges Md5den in
ftBfreiem Enlightenment @od uno
6urfler Mdinneriade atbemIos ber-
einitirnrt In ser eiretr @ono Elm t1r-
5es GdieBgspebr, in Ger ahoern ei=
men groBen id,par5err &albpogel, oen
Tie iueben I'M 6latge geidoiien.
Miiter Gidletons fIeirte Mltgen
tpeiben ii9 bei bieiem unermarteten
Mnblif.
Ser Sur uber nimmt bas erftnunte
Mdoden bein Mrm a1no ingt INIT et-
mos btnroritiider @1angfdrb1ng in
Ser Stinme:
u@eitatten Sic, MHter SidIetop,
6aB m Sbnen Sic Stole bonn @ap
lano" ooriteGe. 0oer pielmebr:: Diff
Dolores Mrebono 6te MiQioneter-
bin!"
Siefes Sdmetgen.
Sn lpradIoiem Gribaln1en tpeiten
it1 8oies Mlwen, mdbrer@ fib Weifter
tadoem fr fib BON feirer
erfter @erblihrrg erbof fat, NIT
1peItmdrmider @oa1tim perbeegt.
Stole bri# alerit oos beflomr1ere
gbmeigen.
Son sem @egepoter ouf Sen
Grenroen bli6erpo, frogt fe ettpds ere
regt::
n@ns reoeit du "a, HoaiI? @os
tDin ser Mo1n BON lnir?"
rGr 1T gefommen, um 6ih nod
5t bolen.-
Gin fritiid,er 8lid itreiH aos gIntt
ralierte trpdene @eii9t ses M1bpfa-
ten.
.Ngead - &mrfe2"
.sn, Stole. @os ID oir mieoerbot
bobe, at eiirgetretm. Die
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-02

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