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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
LIKED THOSE WHITE SUITS
HeringtOn Girls Wanted to Enlist in
the Army.

Harrington, Aug. 20,-Private
Daniel Danoto OF the United States
army recruiting office which is To-
Gated at salina received the appli-
cations of three fair young women
while here. When the young wo-
men noticed Mr.. Danoto in his spot
less white dress suit with the fancy
they we're deeply inter-
ested and sought an interview with
Mr.. Danoto with the view of be-
coming soldiers of Uncle Sam.
Mr.. Danoto was approached by
the young women and each was en-
thusIastic about enlisting but we're
very badly disappointed when Mr.
Danoto informed them that he could
not enlist them in the army but
that there might be a possibility Of
their joining as nurses in case of
var.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
GAVE HIS LIFE IN EFFORT
TO SAVE BROTHER

Altamont. Aug. 1S.-James Ham,
mond, 26 years old, gave his life
here today in an attempt to save
his older brother, Wallace Ham
mond, from asphyxiation by gas
damp on the bottom of a 40-foot
we'll. Wallace Hammond, who was
digging the well. had lowered him
self into 1t by wrapping one end of
a rope about his body, while his
brother held the other end.
Then the one at the top heard
groans, After fepatdi calls for
help the younger brother lowered
himself to the bottom. In vain he
digging the well, had lowered him
body. Then he. too, was overcome
Neighbors hearing the groans rushed
TO their aid. but the younger bro
ther was dead when taken from the
wen. wallace Hammond IL itnprov-
ing slowly.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
THAW MAY BE
Sent BACK
Canadian Officials Plan DcpOrta-
ton.
THAw PREPARES a DEFENsE
Cites Case Of Jack johnson and
Claims He Was Simply Pass
ing Through Dominion
Of Canada.

Ottawa, Aug. 20.--Harry X. Thaw
will be deported from Canada under
the present plans of the Canadian
immigration department. because
within the meaning of the Canadian
immigration act he is regarded as q
y'prohibited person" II custom Is
followed, he will be sent back y
New Hampshire from which state he
entered the dominion.
sherbrooke, Que, Aug. 20.-Har-
ry X. Thaw, cut short In his flight
from the state hospital for the GRIM
inal insane at Matteawan, N. Y, by
arrest at the village of st. Hermene-
glide de Garford. just over the In
ternational line from New Hamp-
shire, prepared in his cell In the
county jail here last night to fight
against being sent back TO the Unit
ed States. Thaw faces deportation
on the ground that he is an unde-
sirable alien and extradition ON a
warrant charging him with bribery.
The warrant already issued In
New York state for his arrest on
charge OF conspiracy will not suf-
flee to extradite him, in the 'OptniOn
of local authorities. These suthcr-
files received word last night that
the district attorney Of Duchess
county, in which Matteawan is To-
Gated, was ON his way here pre-
pared to swear to a warrant charg-
ing Thaw with bribery--an extra
ditable offense, II necessary.
In his own defense, Thaw claims
that he was merely passing through
Canada on his way to Detroit when
his passage was interrupted by ar
rest. He exhibited what he claimed
to be transportation to Detroit in
support of this claim and cited the
case OF Jack Johnson to bear out
his contention that he cannot be
sent back to the United States by
the Canadian authorities SO long as
he was simply passing through the
country and intends to go beyond
it's borders.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
FULL REPLY OF HuERTA


Washington. Aug. 20.-Hopeful.
though somewhat puzzled by de-
velopments,. administration officials
anxiously awaited last night receipt
of the Huerta governments COM
plete reply to the American pro-
posais communicated by John Lind,
personal representative of President
Wilson in Mexico.
President Wilson and Secretary
Bryan had received during the last
twenty-four hours:
A summary from Mr.. Lind giving
briefly the Huerta governments re-
lection OF the American proposals.
About 1000 words Of the text OF
the Huerta reply. reported to be
1000 words long.
A message from Mr.. Lind stating
that he had been In conference at
an early hour today with provisional
President Huerta, that the interview
had been cordial and was brought
about at the suggestion Of Huerta
himself.
A denial from Charge d'Affaires
o'Shaughnessy, authorized by Provi-
sional President Huerta declaring
there was no truth In the report of
an ultimatum demanding recogni-
ton from the United States.
This information coming in dis
connected cipher messages which
administration officials themselves
confessed they had difficulty in I'M
Outstanding, was given to members
OF the senate committee on foreign
relations, Republicans as we'll as
Democrats. and had the effect of
staving off debate on the Mexican
situation, following threatening
from the Huerta govern
ment.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
CONCORDIA WOMAN SLAPS
A WOULD-BE WASHER

Concordia, Aug 14.-This is what
people ON washington street wit
messed. A nice looking woman was
walking south on Washington when
smart acting fellow approached
her and tried to stop her. She
turned and gave him one slap on
the face which could be heard
block. Then to. the astonished men
who were standing near, she turned
and said, "You are, no gentlemen
or you would have come to my res
cue" One man who found his tom
que in time, replied. Madam, you
seem to be able to take care of
yourself"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
MEXICAN SOLDIERS BEAT
AND ROB AMERICANS

Wichita, Aug. 20.-Herbert Shu-
CART of Kansas City, who passed
through Wichita today on his way
home from Mexico, told story of
the robbery of thirty Americans by
federal troops near Popolaundo.
Shugart has been an express mes
senger for the Pacific Express COM
pany three years and worked on the
National railroad between the City
of Mexico and Vera Cruz. With a
passport from Nelson O'Shaughnessy,
the United States charge d'affaires
at the city of Mexico. he and his
companions started for this coun-
try. While walking toward Juarez
they were attacked by federals. He
says the troops beat the weary
crowd and took all the money they
had. They then walked to Popo-
laundo. reaching there August 5.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
ATCHIsON WILL PAY IT'S DEBT.
Council Issues New Five Per Cent
Bonds.

Atchison, Aug, 2O.-The Atchison
city council in a midnight session
Monday night passed an ordinance
providing for the issuance of $780,
$50 worth of per cent bonds to
be used in paying off the per cent
bonds which fell due July /. and
which resulted in eastern bond
holders taking the case before the
Kansas supreme court. The SUI
preme court is to render its final
decision not later than August 25.
Atchison's new bonds will be is
sued in denominations of $50, 500,
$500 and $1,000. The German
American Bank of Atchison mas
made application for $4,000 of
the new bonds and many of the hold
srs of the old per cent bonds are
willing to exchange them for 5 per
cent bonds.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
GOOD CORN YIELD
IN THOMAS COUNTY

Colby. Aug. 1.-THE residents
Of Thomas county who have visited
the famous blown" district recent
Iy express surprise at the splendid
corn that is being raised on that
ground this year. For several years
the ground was idle because OF The
fact that the fertile soil had been
blown away in a dust storm. It was
pIowed up last spring and planted
to corn. The best looking corn
fields IN that part Of the country
are no found On this lAnd
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
DEPOSITS BIGGER THIS YEAR
Twenty-Five Millions More in Banks
in June.

Topeka, Aug. 14.-Kansas bank
accounts increased $22,OO0,OOO in
June over the reports for the same
period last year, according to an
nouncement made by Bank Com
missioner Charles M. Sawyer. On
June 4 the combined reports of the
1882 state and national banks of
Kansas showed $199.241,714 as
against deposits of $176,437,265.52
for June IA, 1912. Total assets of
these same banks this year showed
a total of 1851 ,32O,351.22 against
$237,256,S2O.21 last year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
HANGS AND SHOOTS HIM.
SELF AND TAKE POISON

Smith Center, Aug. 2O.-Alfred
Burnwell. So years old, left nothing
undone to insure his successful sui
eide at the home of his nephew near
Bellaire. last night. After taking
a dose of morphine he repaired to
the barn. tied the ends Of two ropes
to the rafters and the other ends
about his neck and sitting on a mar
row board placed across ioists blew
his head of WITH a shortgun, Des-
pOndency over III health prompted
The act.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
SOLDIERS WIN 1-CENT FARE.
Railroads. Promise ExcuEsi6n Rates
70 G. A. r.. Encampment.

Topeka. Aug. 20.-J. N. Harri-
son, department commander Of the
Kansas G. A. r. believes he has
won the fight against the railroads
for a 1-eent fare for Kansas old
soldiers to Chattanooga, where the
annual encampment will be held
next month. Mr.. Harrison received
word today that the railroads had
finally agreed to make excursion
rates. Mr.. Harrison threatened to
use the Kansas City Missouri River
company boats TO take
the soldiers to St. Louis instead Of
the railroads.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
TWO LODGES TO. JOIN.
Degree Of Honor and A. O. u. W..
May AmaIgamate.

May Amalgamate.
Wichita, Aug. 18.-Despite pro-
tests of officers of the Degree of
Honor that they do not wish to
amalgamate with the A. o. U. W..
J. w. Graybill, grand master work
man of the grand lodge, has issued
call for special session in Octo-
Der to accomplish the merger.
Notices of the call have been re-
ceived by Wichita members Of both
lodges. While they are positive
that the lodges in the cities of Kan
sas will vote against the merger,
they also believe that the country
lodges do not look with favor ON the
scheme.
THE women are we'll satisfied
with their branch of the Workman
order in the Degree of Honor" said
DR.. o. J. Taylor, in the Biting
block, land the men are contented
with the A. o. U. w. Mr.. Graybi1l
was told at the Arkansas City con-
vention last March that the merger
could not be accomplished without
the consent of the Degree of Honor
and two months later the ladies
voted unanimously against the
plan"
Just where the special session
master workman, but reports from
A. o. U. w. lodges in the state
cause Wichita Workmen to predict
that Mr. Graybill will fail in his plan
to inject pettfcoats" into the mems
lodge.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
MANHATTAN FOOTBALL
STAR PASSED AWAY

Manhattan, Aug. 1S.-Aggie foot
ball followers and friends are mourn
ing over the death OF Gayle Sims at
Yates Center. the news Of which has
Just reached here. For the past
two years Sims was the star quar-
terback on the Aggie footban eleven.
He was an excellent player aad bis
work helped the Aggies to maay q
victory. He was married saIy two
months ago.
Funeral services were heId from
his old home at Edgertoa, Kaa..
sunday. he was 3 brother sf Merle
sims. another Aggie footaall star.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21
THAW ESCAPES FROM PRISON.
Slayer of Stanford White Dashes to
Freedom,

Freedom.
Mattewan, N. Y, Aug. 1S.-Harry
X. Thaw, the slayer of Stanford
White, escaped from the hospital
for the criminal insane here at 7:45
yesterday morning A dart for liber-
ty through an open gate, dash into
the open door Of powerful auto
mobile that stood quivering OUT
side and a flight like a rocket for
the Connecticut state line, thirty
miles away, accomplished his es-
cape. Today he was still at large
and the hospital authorities felt
certain he was outside the state.
Once beyond the boundaries, Thaw
is free. Only, perhaps, years of
litigation can bring him back and
then only in one event-that he be
adjudged insane in the state to
which he has fled.
Five confederates manned the car
in which Thaw escaped and a big
black limousine which trailed Ill
past the asylum gate. The police
have the license and the names i'm
der which they registered at To-
cal hotel Friday night and are seek
ing them.
The hospital authorities believe
Thaw has fled to the shore of Long
Island Sound and boarded yacht
waiting with steam up to rush him
to Europe.
A reward of $500 for Thaw's APP
prehension has been offered by DR..
R. F. G, Keib, superintendent OF
the asylum. Howard H. Barnum,
the attendant at the gate past whom
Thaw flashed in his break for free
dom, is under arrest and other ar
rests are expected to follow in the
rigid investigation begun by DR..
Keib.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-08-21

II you don't get YOur RsnectO,
regularly phone IS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
als tuirffamFes Mittcl sese,1 Bots

unb anbere @iirmer BEL Eferben tper6en
iebt bon Der II. g. gfegierung Die beriibmz
ten @eareta &apieln empfoblen. Snfolge
ibrer ab1oluten @armloft9feit tperoen fe
bon feine111 Mtttel ibertroffen unb Sal1>
1enbe bon Sarmern u1o Sbierdr5ten gez
brauden iie iebes Sabr. @ab Nngabe Ser
9fegierung 1inb8ots abfo1nt gefdbrlt6 unb
iolten unbe0ingt entfernt tper1en, 1oba6
ii9 ir9en0 tpelbe Nn5ei3en oafiir 5eigen.
@enrefa &apieln bringen Die 8lrmer in
Ser fir5e ten 3eit gum 8ori6ein nno toni
men Soblen 5ptpob1 tpie tragen0en Gluten
gegeben tperben. 8enn SIRE Bferoe trob
9uten Suffers mager bleiben, tpenn ie
lf0rri1d, bi1ig, trdge uftp. 1in6, 10 foQten
1ofprt einige &apfeln e%ingegeben peroen
un6 bie i@le9ten @i9eni9aften tper6en
ii9 berlieren. Sic &apfeln lat1en it'd
lei9t nit Der @anb eingeben, bod fdtden
mir ein feines Snitrument fret nit ieoem
@uftrag fir bier 9nbeno. &eureta
&apieln iino ein5ig unb aQein gu be5te<
ben bon Der befannten Breeders Nemeob
Co., Al 8ibbIe Ct, Sept. 81, Miltpautee.
8is., gum Breife bon 1925 fir 6 ODER
5000 fir 10 &apfeln. &apieln NIT ge<
nauen @ebraudsantpernngen. In9 gu
baben bel sc. 6. @arren, Sreeport ooer
in 8urder's 9rug @tore, Melrole.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
@a~s ~no 4of.
&pm Melfem 1tnmittelbar 1ad benz
&albe11.

Sn bielen 5tan11ngen lift es 8ro1@,
sic &ube nnmittelbar 1ra@ 6em &al'
ben 51 melten; miro 6o6 bas Gutter,
Defenders bel guten @ildertnnen, 10
bon nn6 praq, 6aB oft Dos Mttleto
ldom Den MeIfer beranlaBt, 6ie Sub
8u ntelten: er meint, ibr cine Gut
tbot 5n tbur. SsSn an6eren @talun'
gen bailt man al. oieiem @raude audi
fe1t, tpeiI es ebe11 70 bergebradt 1T,
Der 8ater mn6 Ser @roBbater baber
eS ou6 10 gernadt.
&eltte lit nit bol1itdn6iger @emiB-
beit befannt, 6aB iebr biele Sa4e 6es
iogenannten &albefiebers leoigli@ ouf
oieien MiBbro1@ 6es angemetnen TO-
|fortieen Musmelfens 31riid5ufiibren
iino. 0iefe 10 bduftge un6 in frube'
rer 3eit 10 oft nit 500 etoigenbe
&ranfbeit lit 3%urud3ufibren auf eime
|St0rung Ser 8lut5irfulation, bette
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Maaenleibem peri4min6en.

Magen<, 2eber- un6 Nieren-Be'
ldmeroen, Iabmer @ii&en nno ueibli'
de @ranfbeiten beri@miroen, tpen11
gleftriide 8itters gebrou@t tperoen.
Eouienoe bon Srauen tpopen ntdt
obne cine Slai@e in ibrem $a11ie fet11.
@Ii5a SPOOL bon Depetp, Soma,
|i6reibt: Electric 8itters bob n1t@
bonn @ranfen. nn6 @9mer5enSlager
un6 bat mir cine @elt bon @utes &C.
tban. Sd modte, bob ieoe letoeroe
1ron oieies o,1sge5ei6nete Wfittel ge.
6rouden f0nnte uno ~auSfanbe, tpte t@
es tbot, mie gut es it," Da es tal1-
Ien6 unberen gebolfen bot, miro es
qeuib bos @Ieide fit @u@ tb1tr.
Sebe 6Iaide garontiert. 500 uro
$1.OO. Sci nuen Mpotbefern. s. e.
8ufIen & Co., Bbila6elpbta ODER ct.
2ouig. - an3etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
@tidbnften. ,t1b &mfen.A aebiain.

Stidbuiten lift cine i@redIide
@sronfbeit; er greift @n6er 10 pIob.
li@ an, 6ob fie febr 6arno@ onge'
tban iin6 gu eriti&en, menn ni6t Die
rihtige Me6i5in iofort %angetpanot
tptr6. Sc gibt nidts 8eiieres in Der
@elt, ols ST. Sings @e,ae @ntoedung.
2ouis Chamberlain bon Mon@elter,
Ohio, f@reibt bon feinert &inoern:
n8umeilen tporegt mir BEL beftigen M1t.
fallen aneitltd, fie niiroen iterben,
aber ieit6em mir miiien, mel6 eine
lt@ere Meoi3in ST.. Sings Meue @nt-
6edung lift, baben mir feline Sl1rdt
mebr. @ir berlaiien uns a1f ite
bel m5tidbuiten, &uiten un6 @rtal.
tungen." Sizes f0nnt au@ SIR. 500
uno $1.00. Cine Slai9e ioIte in
ieoem $ouie fem. Sci ollen Mpotbe-
fern. s. 6. 8udlen & g., Bbtlo.,
ct. Souls. = Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
@ie Marien's etn5ise Site am's
@briitftnb erb6rt ,u1roe.

9eiie, gang leiie fielen Die @9nee=
floden bernieber ouf BEN @al6booen.
Crime inn tparn1en @obn5immer 6es
60rlters idrieben 6eiien &in6er ben
8rief a11's liebe @briitfino. Ser 12
Sabre alte Mar bot Inn etnige @d1l=
un6 Observation-Disclosures. Ser iiebeniab=
rige Mnton piini6te cine Sdaltafel,
gleiioI0uten nn5 cine Setting. Die
feline Mnna pnBte gar lange ni@t>
mas ibr eigentl;9 abgebe; i@reiben
tonne iie nod midt, un6 o1s ibr Die
Wfutter peripra6, iie moae ibr oann
sic &an6 fiibren, 90 rief iie: "@ine
Yuppe uno einen 8aG!" Die quite
M11tter bolf nun &lein . Mennden
ldreiben; aGein 10 i6neu ging 6as
ni6t. Dos @ino puitete unb i6nonbte
uie cine 2ofomotipe, nn6 es fo1tete To-
oar Gbrdre11, Biz bos @unidbrief6en
fertig tpor. Sdmtben mnBte Mn11a
pie ein 2oittrager, uno nit oem groB-
ten Tintenfleds mur6e Dos mi9ttge
@@reiben beitegelt. 9ie alteren Sc
1bpiiter muBten Oh bieier iorgfdltt'
gen @ontroIe ber5lt@ laden, mas NO.
tirli@ einen @trom bon Sbranen iei-
tens ser Musgeladten our 5o1ge bot
te.
Mber an al 6ieie @ei@enfe ba4te
zines ser G0ritersftn6er m@t: Die
feinfubIige Marie. nn6 petl tie 10
mei@ber5ig mar, 10 bertrorte ibr Die
Mutter sic gr0Bte Gorge, mel4e a11f
sic Samilie laftete, an, INN &einrt9
namIid, SEN dlteiten @obn. Der boff=
mngsboue S,1nge> er, Ser emit Die
stMbe Ser altern6en Mutter tperoer
1oate, er mar felt Sabren peri@olen.
Die @Itern boften 3tpar, er mer6e tpie<
6erfommer, o1ein rob 10 longer 3eit
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batten iie ale &offm.ng o%ufgegeben.
Sour i'm Mutterber5en gliibte nod Elm

botten ite aqe $offm1ng an~fgegeben.
Sour i'm Mutterberden gliibte nod Elm
G1nfe 6abon. -
90 iaB nun Marte bel Sen &C.
|ibmiitern un6 idrieb. SIR 8rief lau-
tete:: r2iebeS gbrtitfin6! &elter babe
|id cine ein3ige, aber cine groBe 8itte:
|Siibre unieren &einri4 in fem go,
terbaus, beim gu @ltern un6 @ei6mi-
%iter,n! @rfiille 6ieie innige 8itte Dei-
1rer Marie &C." ....
@rlei9tert atbmete sic Sdreiberin
auf, nnb nit einem flebentlid)en Slid
gum &immel idloB fie Ben 8rief.
II.
@s tpar am beiligen Ibeno. SrobeS
|Ereiben berri9te I'M @auie 6es G0r-
tiers nnter Sen @in6ern. Midt lange
mebr, un6 6as @briitfin6 mar 6a -
|un6 mieoer mar es Marte, 6aS liebe
@i1r6, 6ie an Sen in Ser Serme metlen-
Sen 8rnoer 6a6te. M6, Die Cute abn,
tie ni9t oaB Der 8ruoer 10 nabe mar!
Gang nabe am Sauie lebnte Elm
blei6er Singing. @ebmutbig iob er
our6 sic @iten oes 6eniterlonoens.
Gin i9tpar5lodiges Ma6den muroe
lidtbar. Sebmiudtig i@onte es gum
@immel binanf uno nnmiqfirlid emit
fubr es Dem &inoerber5en: 80 &ein'
.ri6!" - Da fonnte ii6 Ser Singing
nidt mebr langer balten; er elite ms
&aus, un6 nit Dem &ufe: ~@ater,
Mutter!" itiir5ta er i6lud5enb in Die
Mrme ser e%ritannten 1tn6 bo6 r frel-
ten @ltern. -- No6 nie aber bot
ein &in6 6em Iieben @bril tfin6 10 tn
mig ge6anft, mie Marie, Die trele
s6peiter.
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Qmberede.
@eibnadten!

@ie triib iino sic Sage bes De5em-
bers! mie long bie Md@te! IS min
gar nidt fen mer6en, man mnb bes
Morgers BEL 9i6t oufitebem uno felbit
in ser Sdule 2i9t on3in6en. 9en-
nod. lit bieie 8eit bon Greuoen fir
6in &inber; benm bas @briltfin66en
miro balo beideeren. Daran benft
iett 6as gauge Saus; bie 0aatter
lmdt sic @aben inn @tillen aus, nno
Ole ainoer ratben un6 boffen, mas Tie
mobI empfangen per6en.
@nolib lit ser @briitabeno gefom-
men; es tpir6 bnnfel; Die @ltern itno
alein in Ser 8obnitube; Die &tnber
miiiien in ser @ar1mer 6as 8eidenab-
marten. Da fltngelt es, ur6 Die Ebir
miro geoffnet. @el@e 8ro@t! 8el'
DIES @r1taunen! Do itebt Elm 6i@ten<
baumden nit 1trablen6en @a6Slt6-
tern a1f ieoem Mft, NIT golbenett Still
fen 1tu1 Manoeln, nit Mnis uno Mars
5ipan, nit @9niiren bon &oitnen nno
rotbbadigen Mepfel6en. @aeS tit mt
berrliden Dingen bebangt, nno nnten
berum 1teben un6 liegen nod 5piel~
la6em in Menge. 2amm6en IN benz
@arten, tporin bas 8aumden itebt,
un6 Elm S6afer, Ser 6te 2a1nmben
mei6et. limo erlt ser Seller fir ieDes
ein5elne &ino! Do liegen Huppen
fir sic M1oden un6 @eitiden fur
Sic &naben, barunter 8feffernulle,
Mor5ipom 9fiiiie un6 &l1fen. Mn9
Sic gr0beren baben lire Seller. Mnf
Sem eire11 liegt etn 8ud IN i9orem
ginbonoe. @as miro es bo6 ietn?
Gin Sober greift 5u unb betraftet
lt16 bepunoert ietne @eidenfe;; er
ruff sic @ei6miiter berbei, Inn iie
ibnen 5u 5etgen.
Dod NUN faut Sen &in6ern au6
Elm, 6oB iie Sen @ltern otes aaeS
I'll beroanfen baben, uno Tie geben bin
un6 6onfen ibnen nn6 fiiiien iie. ST.
nige @in6er baber au6 6aran geoabt,
SEN @ltern eine Breu6e 5n maderp:
iie f6leiden iid fort ur6 bringe11
lire fleinen @e19enfe, 6te Ben @ltern
sic groBte 6ren6e ma6en. 8eib>
nodts5eit, i6onite 8eit, 6ie nns @ott
ser Serr perleibt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
GamtIieufrtiS.
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Carmen 9plpa, sic 0idterin anf
oem &0nigstbron, bat einmal einen
munoeri60nen Musipru6 getban:
v9as @liid lit ni9t in einem emig
laden6en &immel gu iu6en, ionoern
in gan8 feinen &leimgteiten, aus oe=
men mir infer 2eben 5ure@t5im=
mern."
0as iin6 ttef Interchangeable 8or=
tie, sic 6as @liid in ietnem inner item
nno tiefiten @err erfaiien, &orte, Die
SOS Sruggol6 diiuBeren @@einS meit
nnter sic e9ten un6 retnen @ertbe
6eS SCREENS nn6 6eS @emutbes itel=
len. Dos @emiitb glei6t einem
itrobleno i60nen @emal6e. @ar piele
pergelien iber Gem prunfpoaen,
fiinitlerii@ rei6en &abmen Dos 8ilo
ielbit, 6os 6o@ 8u ieimer opeS be-
5mingenoen @trf1tng gar feineS &ab<
mems beoorf ober MIR eineS gang
i9li9ten. Denm es %offenbart ieine1
3m1ber am berrli@iten, tpenn nt6ts
MenberIi6es, nibts Die Bbantafie
@ermirren6es fi@ linn ftoreno geient.
Mber ie6er iu9t Sen 1a@en6en Stint
mel, ieoer 6enft, MIR sic ungetriibte
Archaeological am 2ebensfirmament
be6eute 6as @Iiid. Doriiber bergiBt
man Damn ouf iene feinen, 5arten
@l%einigfeiten gu a6ten, 6ie ii6 MOS
iaifartig 5n Dem foltli6en @emaloe
~I5uiammenieben, 5u inherent Slid.
v9lns 6enen tDtr infer 9eben 5u>
I~re6t5immern," iagt bie Di@terin. ga,
mir boben es felbft in Ser &on6, Elm
|@eban6e 6es Slides auf5uba1en, 10
|bo9 nn6 felt, 10 ftarf in ieinem
@rnn6mauerrrI hoB fetn nod 10 bef=
tiger S9idialsiturm 6aran rutteln
|fom. Dent biefe ufeine n@letnig-
|feiten" bil6en Die Mal1eriteine, Die
mir ober nit Ser gei9tdten &anb ur6
6em fl11gen Sinn 6es g Councillors 5lt=
iammentroge1t nn6 artfeinan6er1@i4<
item miiiien.
Do6 6as lit Sen metften bel gu
langpeiIig; fife glauben, Dos Slid
Ioiie {i@ eriage1t mie cine berrenlofe
8eute, un6 fie baften IN tpilbem Offer
IEag un6 Ma9t binter etnem &bartton
her, mn6 tperrn es }td ni@t ergretfert
IaBt nn6 enoli@ Dor ibren iebnfu@ts-
|boMen @liden fid gan3 berfli@tigt,
|bam fIagen iie @ott un6 6ie Men'
ider an 1r6 iommerrt iber ibr ber-
Iorenes 2eben, 6os tein Slid &C.
fonnt. sic m69ten bte Ietdtenoert
|@terne bonn &immel boIen, idtnernoe
8lnmer aus fernen @1noergdrtet
pfIide1, ober fie a9ten ri6t atf bas
miI6e 2idt ser fIeinen tdglt@en Grer1-
Ben, fie %aertreten Sic 5orter, iiiB butt
ten6en 8Iitbert, 6ie am @egrom fte-
ben.
Sic molIen 6as @Iiid 11ibt feben,
6os aus tanfenb nidt beadteten @let-
nigfeiten 3u ibnen fprtdt, I'M Slut
nabme, um titles, innerIi@es @enie.
zen bittet = ibr @ein felt na6 6em