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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-23
MAN SHE SHOT, DEAD,
MISS @ R IS IN JAIL

CAMDEN, Aug. 2S.-John Ross, of
Burlington, who was shot by Miss
Frances Worry. a negress, of Mt,
Holly, at the latter place a week ago,
is dead at the Cooper Hospital.
Miss Worry is 10Y in Mt. Holly
jail, and will be held to answer he
charge of murder IT manslaughter-
Ross was % years old and married.
with one child. Miss Worry is 20
years old.
The shooting is a mysterious one,
and different stories are told of the
affair. The young woman claims that
she was about to retire for the night
and was handling a revolver when il
was discharged. The bullet lodged
in the spinal cord. and the victim was
hurried to the Cooper Hospital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-23
FRISCO GETS READY FOR
MUNICIPAL OPERA HOUSE

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.-The
aza1 first municipal opera house in the
Re United States is to form part of San
~ n Francisco's new civic centre, for
which 49, 600, 900 worth of bonds were
As1-voted last spring.
70 tre' The building, on which work will
-s4l1 begin in a year, is to cost $3.50, 600. The
Musical Association, a body of public
49, spirited citizens, will erect the opera
-xs&i-4house on municipal land. and it will
become the property of the city. All
receipts are to be applied exclusively
Ito expense of maintenance and pro-
- duction.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-23
WILLS CHILDREN So

JERSEY CITY, Aug. 23.-Surrogate
John P. Egan, of Hudson county. has
admitted the will of John p. Curl.
late of West Hoboken. 1t bequeathes
one dollar each to his sons, James and
John Curl, and his daughter, Mrs.
Alenda Kelly, and provides that the
residue of the estate shall go to his
son, Michael F. Curl, of, 416 Union
street, West Hoboken. The testator
died August II at Archibald, Pa.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-23
FALL FROM TRAIN KILLS

NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y. Aug %.
j. H. Moye, a well-known New York
actor, fell from the rear platform of
a New Haven railroad train at Pei
ham and was instantly killed. He
was reaching for his hat, which had
blown from his head, when he lost
his balance n tumbled over the rail
of the platform. The accident hap
pened almost within sight Of his
Hapntgx home
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-23
HELD ON FORGERY

ELIZABETH, Aug. 2~3.-Joseph F..
Fender. also known as William H.
Harrison, who says his home Is in
Jersey City, is held at police head
quarters pending an investigation Of
the passing of an alleged forged check
on Ernest Engelburg, proprietor of
the Hotel Paramount. The check is
FOR $35.75 and is drawn on the Lin
soIn Trust Company of Jersey City.
It is p~urported to be signed by w.
Cannon Company. of Jersey City.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-23
AGED NEGRESS, ACCUSED
OF BEING WITCH, FINED

WASHINGTON, Pa, Aug. 23.@One
of the most remarkable scenes ever
witnessed in the courtroom of a
Justice of Peace of Washington, &C.
CURED here when Mrs. Elizabeth
Platt, a negro nanny OF the old
school. was placed on trial, charged
by neighbors. both negro and white,
with being a witch and with spend
ing much time in casting spells on
those she disliked.
Justice Carmichael, who heard the
case, decided that Mrs. Plat had
been guilty of disorderly conduct and
assessed her fine and costs. about
twenty dollars.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-23
TURKS STILL DESTROYING
CHRISTIAN VILLAGES
Acts of Barbarism by Soldiers
Reported.

LONDON. Aug. 23.-"The destruc-
ton of Christian villages near Ber-
ana. Northern Albania, were con-
tinued yesterday" teiegraphs the cor
respondent of the Times at Andriey-
itza, Montenegro. Eleven villages
10Y have been burned Great acts
of barbarism have been committed
by the Turkish soldiers. No Moeiem
villages have been burned"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-23
RUN OVER BY WAGON

ELIZABETH. Aug. 23.-John Erteli.
Of Wall street. suffered serious in
OF wagon he was driving broke and
his horses started to run away. He
was thrown out and the wagon passed
over his ~abdonen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-23

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bargains are 20 he found.
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The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-20
ROOSEVELT CHEERFUL
 OVER HIS PROSPECTS
TELLS KANSANS HE HOPES TO CARRY THEIR STATE AS
 WELL AS NEBRASKA.

Wichita, Kan, April 19.-Colonel Roosevelt today had one of the liyeli' est days since he embarked on his campaign All the way across the state he was met by demonstratiye crowds
 T feel at home here with you Kan sans" he said "I think we are going to carry Kansas and Nebraska too.
 "President Taft has expressed him self as opposed to soap box prima- ries, he said. q prefer the direct primaries, but you don't have them in this state, and the soap box is better than none at all"
 Colonel Roosevelt assailed Con gressman Campbell telling the people that their fellow Kansan had made mistake when he said the colonefs proposal for recall of judicial decisions was like "an appeal from the umpire to the bleachers." He declared he had appealed to the bleachers in llii' nois and Pennsylvania and had won.
 The colonel will go from Wichita to Little Rock, Ark. He will make a number of speeches en route.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-20
BALKAN ACRE EMENT,

Paris, April l9-Italy and Russia have reached an agreement under the terms of which Italy will support Rus sian policies in the Balkans, while
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-20
OFFERS RELIEF
 ID THREE CITIES
LOCAL COMMITTEE TAKES Ac. TON WHEN REPORTS OF suF-
 FIRING ARE AUTHORIZED.
Cold Rain Probably Responsible for Distress, and Relief Fund Made
 Up Here Is Rendered.

The relief committee which has in charge the fund raised in this city for the flood sufferers held a meeting yesterday afternoon, and Chairman W W. Waters was authorized to ten der relief to Jonesboro, Marked Tree and Lake Village.
 Telegrams were sent to the local re- lief committees of these cities offer. ing help in clothing, food or money, or whatever was necessary to help any who might be distressed.
 The committee had formerly fol- lowed the action of the Little Rock organizations, and sent personal rep. resentatives to the scene The gov. ernment is feeding the negro refu- gees from the flood district, and they were being well cared for so long as the weather was warm, but the cold rain that settled in yesterday stirred the local committee to action, since it hhiSAt bS bhlb tHdiiSbS bl tANtiihS and blankets were necessary now.
 If the relief is needed the whole fund in the hands of the committee may be used, or at least any part Of 1t that is necessary to extend aid That is what the fund was raised for and what it will be expended for if it is expended, but it will not be indis- eriminately handed out.
 Senator Hamp Williams of the com mittee sent a personal letter to John Ike Moore of Helena, former presi- dent of the state senate, in which he asked for advices as to the situation, and if funds available from this city were necessary in that part of the state
 There have been several recent vol untary contributions to the flood fund, as follows: J. R. Hayes, $25; Thomas Cockbum, s4; L. D. Cooper, s5; w. w. Waters, s5; Sam Campbell, s1; j. H. Mclaughlin, s5; Street Rail- way company, s1OO; Mrs. N. E. Sump- ter, S5. Total, $151.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-20
coLoUlTT OFFERS REWARD.
Endeavors to Put Stop to "Axe Man
 Scare in Texas.

Austin, Texas, April Ex-Governor Colquitt today issued a proclamation offering a reward of $250 for the ar rest and conviction of anyone found guilty of writing or sending threaten ing letters in connection with the "axo man" scare, now on among the ne groes of South Texas and Lauisiana It is estimated that at least 75 ne groes have met their deaths at the hands of so-called axe men" during the last six months. During the last week numerous letters have been re ceived by Austin negroes announcing that the Texas capital is slated fol the next visit of the "axe men"
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-20
ROOT SEEKS CHANCE
 IN IMMIGRATION LAWS
WILL ENGAGE IN SPEAKING TOUR PRIOR TO HOLDING PRESl-
 DENTAL PRIMARIES.

Washington, April I9.-President Taft will invade Massachusetts, where presidential preferential pri' maries will be held.
 According to an announcement made at the white house tonight, the president will spend next Thursday speaking in Springfield, Worcester, and Boston. The Massachusetts pri- maries will be held April 30.
 Close friends of the president ex- pect him on this trip to break his si- lence under the criticisms of Colonel Roosevelt. Men in close touch with Mr Taft believe he will not hesitate to mention Colonel Roosevelt. some thing which he has not done so far in his speeches, exrept in commenda- tion
 The presidents decision to reply to
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-20
SERIOUS CHARGES ARE
 MADE AGAINST PASTOR
BANKER CHARGES PREACHER WITH BEING A PURJERER AND
 A LIAR IN ARSON CASE.

Fort Worth, Texas, April 19-The features of the rebuttal testimony late today in the case of Rev. J. Frank Norris. pastor Of the First Baptist church, on perjury charge. were the sworn statements of Charles Dickinson, William Reeves and w. B. Richie. Dickson, real estate deal CT in Fort Worth, who has been re ferred to at various times through out the trial, admitted he had con demned the writer of certain manu- script which appeared in the K Ray and which is admitted to have been written by Rev Norris He was not willing to say he had cursed Nor rs as the writer of the article, but has said he Fcould whip the man who wrote it and that he should be run out of town"
 Later he said, he arrived at the cen. clusion Rev. Norris had written the article. He also testified, when he asked the pastor who wrote it, Rev. Norris said it was an impertinent question and that he Dickinson would never know who had.
 William Reeves, a. local banker, whose name has been linked with all alleged conspiracy against Rev. Nor his. admitted he had charged that Norris was a perjurer and liar. When asked what his feeling toward the accused minister is at this time, he said, T pity him. In reply to questions from the defense he admit ted having been "put out of the church" here. He said he bore mo hatred" toward Rev Norris.
 Richie denied he had stated at one time that he had investigated the Norris case and that there was no evidence against Dr. Norris.
 The state rested this morning with out putting Rev Norris on the stand, although he may be called in sure buttal.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-20

Colonel Roosevelt, it was said today on authority of those in his conf dence, was reachesas reluctantly only after he was insistently urged to be- come more aggressive by some of his campaign leaders.
 The forthcoming trip will take Mir. Taft away from Washington April 24, He will attend the memorial exercises for the late Major General Frederick Dent Grant on Governors Island. April PC He will speak Saturday night to the Union League club Of Philadelphia.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-20
JAMES |. GRAHAM

Constipation brings many aIinleh.. in this train and is the primary eau1s l. of much sickness. Keep your poNee regular madam, and you will esesrs many of the ailments to which wV@ en are subject. Constipation very simple thing, but like many sam pie things, it may lead to sei,o'a consequences. Nature often neeas little assistance and when Cliaiilge assl laiA's Tablets are given at Ihe t sar. indication, much distress ana sun assL ing may be avoided. Sold by al o'~ era
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-20

Russia will recognize Italian sovere- eighty iH Tripoli according to spe- Gal dispatch 10 the De Bats from Vi enna If necessary, Russia will back up Italy by naval demonstration at the entrance to the Bosphorus,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
z. Gubitel.

Gin paar Gage idli6en trage 6abin
Die Mopemberionne itan6 nit blei.
dem, berbiiutem @eitdt ant &immel,
ais miiBte tie meinen iiber 6os trol1.
rige @el6id seq Dorfes.
eSn sem Mbel, ser 6ur9 sic 8erge
lpaute, taud)ten blanfe &eimipiben
auf. @lei6 6arauf fnal1ten 56iiiie,
lautes @ei6rei eri6on 6urd sic @ai=
len, Sic 2e1tte itiir5ten aus Sen &Gl1=
fern uno eilten binob ms Ibal, Sem
Mbgruno 5u, ser 6idt unter SEM Sci
len gabnte, ouf SEM Sic Stride iib er=
fob.
Mu6 Ser 3farrer elite aus Sem
5auIe, er traf bel Ser Stride NIT Sem
Mntpolt %5l1iammen. r@as lit gei9e-
benz" fragte er beiorgt.
~Mon fat SEN M0r6er entoedt"
lalttete Sic Mnttport, res lit ser Ga.
benbans! 8on ietnem &d1.shen beraf
fiihren 5dneeipnren BE- CUR Eeufels.
fiide. Die @en6armert 11einen, sort
babe er einen ltnteridla1pf gefun6en
un0 min merfen fie Se1er unb Be6:
fran5e in SEN Mbgra1n6 ur6 idieBer
binab, Inn i'm berousalttreiben."
Sic bei6en MGnner begaben iid 8u1
Seufe1sfi@e, mo- 6os gan5e Dorf ber.
iammeh tpor. Sic 6iirren &onfen If
Ser Siefe batte11 troy 6es S9nees
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
Tardterlidje 8pIar,uinbe

blaIen NIT f@redItder &raft I'M fer
mem Morben un6 ridten 3eritorungen
an on ser @aut, beruriaden rotbe,
roube un6 mebe geiprungene 5anoe
un6 2ippen, sic 8udIen's Mrntca Salr
be gebrauhen, I'M gebeilt 5u mer6en.
sic modt sic &o1t meih nno> ianH.
l1nerreidIi@ fir falte Beben, aud
fit 8ranonun6en, 8eulen, @eben,
@eidmure, @dnittm1n6en 9uetidrln<
.aer un6 SGmorrboioen. Sour 25f in
MoIitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

gborles Durham, 2ooington, ST.,
NOR erfolgrei6 int Muffinoen elmer
p%oiitipen Seilung bon 8ettneten.
uMsetn fletner &nabe madte 0as 8ett
ieoe Madt 0ur9 uno 6urd Biz auf
SEN 8o6en naB. Sd beriu@te ber-
idte6enc Sorten Mieren=Me6t5inen,
un0 i9 mar in Ser Mpotbefe, no 'ih
mild nad etmas Mnoerem umiab, oos
ibm belfen 1olte, ols i@ bon 6olep
NierenpiQen b0rte. Mu@6em ct 6teie
5pei Sage gerommen, fonnten mir Ell
ne Menoerung mabrnebmen, uno na@-
SEM er 3mei6ritteI elmer 5laide ge=
nommen, mar er geiuno. Sizes i'll Dor
etpa feds @oden, an6 ieitoem Fat er
sos 8ett nidt mebr naB gelnadt.
Wolitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
8. Capitol.

@oden, Monate gingen %poriiber,.
6ann febrte Mi6ael Drummer I'M fem
flei11es, iti1es Dorf 5l1riid. @as er an
59mer5 un6 Summer, an 5ebni16t
unb Sorgen erouloet botte> 0ariiber
iorah er fem @ort. Mber feline ergral,=
ten SCARE 5eltgten BON Sen 9eioen 6es
itillen &reu5trdgers.
SCUM mar er fret. Inter SEM ST.
be1 ieiner Nfarrfin0er 5og er in SOS
Sort elm; iebt crit tprBte er 10 re6t,
mie lieb linn Comet Mihael gemor0en
mar. Mber piel Gorge un6 Motb fanb
er in Ser @emei11oe. nn6 mas nod
ld1immer mar: 11ngla1be, &obbeit,
&aB inns 3mtetradt uuderten unter
SEN Meni6en.
Sn SEM Bfarrhofe mar es fait 10
itin un6 einiam pie in ser 8elle, III
sic er Elm Sobr lang gebannt gene
fen mar; 6as tbat sem Bfarrer mebe,
es erinnerte lin an sic i9mere 3eit,
sic er binter ii@ battle. Ct bdtte germ
eim penig Sreu6e gebabt, Bette germ
elm frobes 2aden aus arni6uIoigem
@in6ermun6 gebort. Das tpare tpie
elm frii9er @orn gemeien, an SEN man
6iiriten6 sic 2ippet Iegt.
Grau Barbara imien 6es 9farrers
@e6anfen 5u errotben. gines SaaeS
fiibrte iie Elm ber3iges 8iblein in ie'>e
5tube.
v0en bot uns ser @immel beidert".
iagte iie. v0ie bisberiqe &fleaerin lit
franf un6 farm Sen 8l1ben niht mebr
%beriorgen. @enn @ohmirben es ge<
%itatten, bGctte i6 mob1 Elm marines
Geitden fir Sen 8l1ben 1T meiner
Stube."
Ser Nforrer bIidte Id9elno a11f Sen
fleine11 @erI NIT SEN bla11en Mugen
nn6 SEM Hon6en Qodenhaar. u9as lit
olio Ser Sub bonn &abenbausden?
Gin 1teber, fleiner @erl! ga, milit 9n
pobl bier bleiben, 9n fleiner Mann?"
Ser @nabe itredte sic Mrme nod 6em
3forrer aus uno itarnmeIte IN ieiner
finoItden Meiie, 6oB 6ieiem sic Sreu-
Sc gum 6aIie emporidmon. Gr nabm
Sen &naben in feline Mrme uno itrei<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
Seimes &er5ens @aDl.
&pr1an BON Iclir Nabpr.
6prticbMma.)

Miioen Sdrittes ging ser Getltlibe
ol1rb sic Straben ser Nelioen5 llno
Ser @eimatb 81. gs war cine Srauer=
tlmoe, sic ct nah Sauet Mi6ael trug.
@obgraoige grbitterung belnabtigte
ii6 ser @emeinoe, ais lie Dorte, oaB
bes g orrers &eiie gan5 unO gar per=
geblib gemcien mar. 3ie Scott ltieg
bDber, uno sic crane Gorge muds>
lnO @unoerte maren in @efabr> tire
@ein1ntb 81 perlieren. IS blieb ibne1
nidts iibrig> als Seimotb uno 5ami=
lie gu perlailen uuo in Sic @elt bin=
al1s5u5ieben.
Cine 8od)e nod 0em 9eil,6 oes
Eiarrers in ser &elioen5 fam Elm jun
ger Mrditeft i'm Nuftrage 0eS @rafen
uno unterlud)te 0as alte @aufabrtS<
Bills; er fan0 es alt un0 lpl1rm ltidtg,
uno er batte Sen Muftrag, es 81 ent-
fernen. Sic Stride mar bon Soloaten
umltelt, al5 oies geidab, rno unter
mlilitdriiber 8e0edl1ng mur0e oas alte
@oQfabrtsbilo auf einem @ogen aus
Gem 3orfe gefibrt. Iie 2ellte itanoen
am @ege l1no meinten. NQe fiblten
e. Dab ibr gutter gl1gel ltno 0as @liid
Don ibnen ging.
Ginige @o6en lpdter fam aus ser
Relioeu5 Elm nel1eS 8il0, nit leltdten-
Sen 6arben ouf 9einpan0 gemalt.. IS
lpare ein grobes &%l,nltmerf, lieB Ser
@raf Sem Yfarrer gum Sroi tie iogen.
Mber sic 2el1te blidten finiter auf Sen
@oboltar. 9as @er5 Ser 0orfbemob=
ner blieb talt beim Mnblid ser Sor-
ben: es feblte Sic 2iebe!
Sin idlimmer @eilt paltete I'M
Gorfe Ger @en0arm, ser als @d9=
ter 0eS @eiebes 5ltriidgeblieben, mar
ei1 berriider, brl.taler Menib, ser Sic
2ellte mie Gerbreder beban0elte. Das
mndte b0les 8lut. Nob mebr ml1rmte
es iie> 0oB Comet Midael unter Eoli=
5eiauftft itan6, oas en1pfan0en iie lpie
cine Sdma9 uno als t00tlide 8eIei=
oigung. @enn lte i6on einen 8dbter
6nben l%olltet1, marl1m einen nit Fidel=
ballbe rn1D NIT ser Mor0maffe auf Ser
5dulter? Sic paren 6o6 feline &dll1=
ber!-
gines Morgens lag ser @en0arm
nit ourdihoiiener 8rl,it ant @ege.
8ieoer tamen sic @eridtsberren, iuit
am Muerieelentoge> l1n6 es gab tage=
lang 1eue @erb0re. Mber SEN M0r=
Ser befamen iie ntdt beraus. Dafir
mur6en iebt gleih Elm balb Duben6
@en0ormen ms Dorf gelegt.
Ser Bfarrer rang sic @dn6e: elm
Mor0 gu Sonct Midael! Sein lidt
tee, frobes @ara0ies bernidtet, ger
it0rt - 6ur9 Ste Siin6e!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

ben. Sic bellen Strablen en~t5lroeten
goloenen sdimu1rer in Sem flutben=
sen &aar 6es Ma0dens; aber teiner
fano Sen @eg in 6ieies 5erriliene, toot=
punoe @er5!
Gas mere SSa6r bradte reue Sorgen
fir sen Bfarrer. Die &lage, sic bonn
Staatsanmalt gegen i'm er9oben por=
sen NOR, fam Dor oem @eridt our Ser
ban6lung. SIS gab en0loie 8erb0re
un6 8erban6lungen, bis en0li6 Ser
Sprub gefaut muroe. Irot Ser glan=
5en0en gertbeioiglung 6urd Ieinen
&edtsbetitan0 muroe ser Bfarrer
idu1l0ig bef1n0en uno megen Stirring
ser 0ffentlid1en Mube uno Sr0nung,
pegen peridie0ener oufrei5enoer BreB=
artifel u11o elmer maBlos idorfen 8ro=
idire, megen mie0erbolter l1ebertre=
tung 6es &an5elparagrop5en u1r6 Ssh
oerieBlidfeit gegen 6ie &egierung 81
einem Sabr @efdngnib1trofe berl1r=
tbeilt. 9ie Citrate mtBte binnen ad)t
Eagen angetreten meroen BEL 8er1nei<
Dung Ser 3mangSDouitredung.
Sic Madridt bon ser @erurt6ei=
la1ng 5es Nfarrers perbreitete iid mie
Elm 9m1ffeuer 6urd's 9orf. Ct bate
0o6 idon biele getponnen, un0 Tie
mq1Bten, mie gut er es nit linen meirt=
tie. Mnes itr0mte gum Bfarrbof, Ser
Mnmolt an Ser Spite Ser Mdnner.
v@ir 6l1lSen es nidt!" rief er. u@ir
loiien I'm leren Efarrer nidt 5ieben.
Sic iollen mir fomnen u116 i6n hole11,
sas qanse Gorf erbebt iib .gegen Sic
S6ergen!"
Ser Hfarrer oriidte ibn,!, Sic @d,1=
Sc; Sic 9(nb6nglidfeit rIbrte i'm
auf's tief1te ln0 5eigte linn, oub iein
@irfcn nidt pergeblih gepele EN- mar.
SD oal1fe gl1d", iagte err. uMber
rcoet mir nidt bon @emalt, 6as miir0e
MIR neltes l1nglud uno @leno iiber
Sanet Mihael bringen. Sd beuae
MIDI Ser Miadt. Mls gtre!tar Gbriit ii
mill ih oltloen a110 leioen, - Sarum
gebe id] freimiQig in sic BerbsnnunJ.
Mber ih bitte gl1d, beber5iget, mas
i6 gud gelebrt babe: Sei0 treu i'm
@lm1ben rno eirig in Ser 2iebe!"
Sic 2eltte ,idlud5ten un0 briidten
Sem Yfarrer Sic @anoe.
Sim feitgeietten Gage mod ser Mei<
lie perlieB Bfarre Drummer Comet
Mi6oel. IS t6at 10 fur6tbar mebe,
aber es muBte iein. gr mari ii6 ON
Altar nie6er: r2eb mobl, Gu ltiaes
@eiligtbum! SIR beiligen Mltdre, le=
bet mob1! 2ebt pobI, ibr @foden, un0
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

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5in fir 6ltiten ooer @rfdltung moIt.
nebmt gbamberIains @uitenmitteI.
Mon fann iib itets 6arauf p%er1aiien.
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gu nebmen. gu berfaufeu BON al
len SGnolern.