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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15

up in front and ends in a small
rounded train.
This fascinating model on the
right is finished at the neck by
the omnipresent frill. In this
case the frill is a double affair OF
black tulle over white, and this
touch of white is the only relief
of the black gown. This cos
tune illustrates the charm Of
black gown, and we heartily
recommend 1t to the girl of limited
wardrobe and to the woman who
is blessed by dozens Of Creations
The bodice IS gathered at the
shoulder under a long fat tab,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15

- Uranium red, at present
r the favorite color of French
evening fashion, forms the
foundation Of this gown on the
left The cut bodice is of flesh
colored tulle over net. And here
be it suggested that fiesh-colored
tulle is far more Hattering than
cold, dead white. Geranium char
meuse swathes the waist and
forms long sash panel at the
back. From this pait hangs a
long beaded tassel. The tunic Is
of richly embroidered gold net
Under this tunic the skirt drapes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15
The Reunion.

He took them in his arms lie was
choked. From some buried font came
long forgotten tears. He murmured
their names but not a coherent SEN
tence could he utter
They were splendid fellows. he
thought so tall and well knit, so nice
hammered. so thoroughly overioyed to
meet him.
This was the best of it, They had
sought him voluntarily. They knew
his record, and were not ashamed to
own him During the long days and
nights Of ceaseless inquiry he was ever
tormented by the dread lest his chill
dren, if living. should look on him as
accursed, 9 blot on their existence.
He half hoped that he might discover
them in some vile Stun, where. crime
was hallowed. and convlcts were he
roes He never pictured them as hon
est, well meaning youths. sons of whom
any father might be proud, for in that
possibility lurked the gnawing terror
of shame and reputation
Masons heart was full. He could not
thank God for His mercy-that re-
source Of poor humanity was denied
him. and, to his credit, be ii said, he
was no hypocrite
His scared soul swoke to softer feel
ings, as his eyes, his ears, his very
heart, drank In fuller knowledge OF
them. But he was tormented In his
10Y by an agonized pang Of remorse.
Oh, that he could have met them with
hands free from further crime!
In some vague way he felt that his
punishment for Philip Anson's death
would be melted out by a sterner JUS
tice than the law OF the land. He was
too hard a man TO yield instantly. He
crushed back the rising flood Of horror
that threatened to overwhelm him in
this moment OF happiness He forced
himself again TO answer their anxious
injuries, to note their little airs Of
manllness and self-reliance, to see with
growing wonder that they were well
dressed and wore spotless linen.
A police station was no place for con-
fidences Indeed, both boys we're awed
by their surroundings.
They passed into the outer office, and
Mason went TO thank Inspector Brad
ley, 49,. $500. ,,.,...,, ...,.,--,
the pleased officer.
The reminder Jared but II was un-
svoidable Mason got his ticket in
dorsed, the lads looking on shyly the
while, and the three regained the free
dom of the street
Let us find some place to sit down
and have a drink" suggested Mason
To Be Continued Monday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15

which continues down the loose
sleeve Of ninon, which is caught
into a small bracelet of taffeta at
the wrist. The blouse crosses in
front and the frflls follow sur
plice line.
Over the skirt, which drapes
in front under a bow, hangs a
short tunic This tunic is laid in
paits and Is short in front and
len9thens in the swallowtail line
at the back. A girdle Of MORE
antique enclrcles the waist, knots
on the right side and finishes in.
long sash-ends.
OLTVETTE.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15
TO-DAY's INSTALLMENT


? ELSON rose from the side of the
IN girl who was clinging to him
now with genuine feeling at
Ihe thought of any danger to her
bower over this giant among the men
he had known. He rose, shook off
De thrilling little hand and took his
Hand firmly on the other side of the
bonn.
He spoke gently; at is all over,
Kitty. You're a good girl in your
Nay, and Pm sorry-but it's all over"
Kitty rose and very earnestly in
heed she joined the man. Somehow
i ven yet she has not begun to guess
dat he did not care for her, that
Nelson's strength had come back to
BIN with a silent force that no wom-
n might shake.
You've got it wrongi She's thrown
Fou! OF course, it isn't over!'
Yes" said the man, in a tone that
Dor his own ears spelled absolute
fnality.
why? Why" pleaded Kitty.
Several reasons. l can't explain
am in trouble-money matter" said
The man, uneasily.
In all her career Kitty Claire was to
have two big moments-moment
when she rose out of the shell of a
Kitty Claire TO the woman she
hight have been. One of them came
how
"Pm no CRATER; III stick" said a
very gentle voice.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15
DHILIP was thrown into the sea or
Tuesday. Jockey Mason reach

DHILIP was thrown into the sea on
Tuesday. Jockey Mason reach
ed London on Wednesday, and
kept his appointment with Inspector
Bradley on Thursday evening.
The inspector received him gracious
ly, this chasing from the ex-convict's
mind a lurking suspicion that matters
We're awry There is curious sym.
pathy between the police and we'll
known criminals. They meet with a
friend'iness and exchange pleasantries.
as Watchdog might fraternize with a
wolf in off hours.
But Mason had no responsive smile
or ready quip
What's up?" he demanded morosely
You sent for me. Here I am. would
have brought my ticket sooner if you
hadn't written"
IAN right, Mason. Keep your wool
on. Do you remember Superintendent
Robinson
Him that was inspector in White
chapel when | was put away? Rather"
well, some friends of yours have
been inquiring from him as to your
whereabouts. He sent a message round,
and I promised that you should meet
them if you showed up. | was half
afraid you had bolted to the States"
Friends! l have no friends"
oh, yes, you have-very dear, dear
friends, indeed"
Then where are they?"
He glsred around the roomy police
office, but It was only tenanted by po-
licemen attending to various books or
chatting quietly across a huge counter.
Ills surly attitude did not diminish
the inspectors kindness.
Don't be so doubtful on that point,
Mason. Have you no children?'
Something in the police officers eyes
gave the man a clew. His swarthy face
flushed and his hands clinched.
Yes" he said, huskily. II left two
boys. Their mother died. They were
lost have looked for them every
where"
Inspector Bradley pointed to a door.
GO Into that room" he said quietly,
land you will find them. They are
waiting there for you"
Mason crossed the sanded floor like
one walking In his sleep. He expert
enced no emotion. He was man
stunned for the nonce.
He opened the door Of the waiting
room, and entered cautiously. He might
have expected hoax, a jest, from his
attitude.
Two stalwart young men were stand
ing there talking Their chat ceased
as he appeared For an appreciable time
father and sons looked at each other
with the curiosity Of strangers.
He knew them first He saw him
self. no less than their unfortunate and
suffering mother, in their erect figures,
The contour of their pleasant faces.
To them he was unknown. The eldest
boy was 10 years ola, the younger 8,
when they last met. But they read
message in the mans hungering eyes,
and they were the first to break the
suspense.
Father" cried John.
The other boy sprang Tor him without
q word
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15

IN ALL HER CAREER KITTY
CLAIRE WAS TO HAVE TWO
BIG MOMENTS - MOMENTS
WHEN SHE ROSE OUT OF THE
SHELL OF A KITTY CLAIRE
TO THE WOMAN SHE MIGHT
HAVE-BEEN. ONE OF THEM
CAME NOW.
"I'M NO CRATER, I'LL
STICK" SAID A VERY BENTLE
VOICE.
mo-" SAID NELSON FIRMLY,
NO" said Nelson, firmly, unemo-
tionally
Kitty walked over to him anc
looked at him in puzzled wonder.
You mean-you're going to quit p
Yes"
You can't! Not now can't lei
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15

| INTENTIONALLY.
KITTY WALKED OVER TO
HIM AND LOOKED AT HIM IN
PUZZLED WONDER.
"YoU MEAN - YOU'RE CO.
ING TO QUIT?"
EYES,"
"YoU CAN'T! NOT now
CAN'T LET YOU Go!" THE GIRL
THREW HER ARMS AROUND
HIS UNREsPONslVE sHoUL.
DERs.
| you go!" The girl threw her arms
around his unresponsive shoulders
| That frail arm! Those massive
| shoulders. With one to lure and the
| others to break down the barrier how
| the grisly family skeleton had come
| from its prisoniug cupboard and
| danced it's dance Of death in the
shamed light of day!
Fighting for Him.
Il can't let YOU so-I love you,
cried Kitty Claire.
| Nelson broke from the powerless
| hold of his siren.
q never deceived yOu-never from
| the first gave you the right To-
/ He had noticed another couch on the
! far side of the room. He sank into it
1 the strain was telling on his nerves
and power of repression.
Kitty ran to his side. All was not
| yet lost. What the wife must resign
in pride at the first sign of restive-
ness--of the desire to stray-the 9th
/ err woman" may fight for since she
/ has no pride to lose. To the "other
woman" love is all that counts Kitty
/ Claire would fight for her own. To
/ Emily Nelson love must be free gift
she could not ask for it-she could
not even strive to hold it.
/ And in the end which woman was
/ permitted to keep the thing she loved ?
| "Oh, / know what l was to you, but
/ don't care! I know you don't care
! for me that way 1t used to make me
mad, but | don't mind even that any
more know you'll go some time
but not yet! l can't let you! I just
can't"
! Il think you eNaggerate your feel
/ ings" Nelson spoke dispassionately
/ A sudden CLEAN came to Kitty. Per
| haps there was the reason for his
| coldness.
| You're sore because she knows,
! but ! tell you It wasn't my fault"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15
Iabloid I ales
THAT does it means, Mother

xTTHAT does it means, Mother
w Mine, to say one is Ackle?
There are many definitions,
My Child, but the feminine one pre-
walls. It is woman's idea that a
man is tickle because he does not
have the same opinions at 40 that he
had at rs.
How many maids, Mother, does the
woman in average circumstances
keep?
Every woman, Little One, keeps at
least three maids: The one that is
going, the one that is coming, and the
one that is there.
What, Mother is Transmigratlon ?
can define Transmigration best
Little one, by giving an illustration.
The woman who refuses to 60 a.
church on Easter because she hasn't q
new haL viii wake up when she
reaches the next world to find she has
been transformed into a sheep.
What, Mother, IS your idea Of mag
azine wit?
It is that which foolish women ex-
pect to be taken seriously Little one.
For instance; A recent woman s
magazine gave under the heading, "a
Few Practical Recipes" the follow
ing important recipes: Mexican
Kisses" Chocolate Coating for
Nuts" Pineapple Salad" Marsh
mallows" and Maple Fudges," You
do not see the wit In il, Little One?
All, that is because you are so Young,
FRANCES l.. GARSTDE.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15
Now Read On
TNoVeIized byl

From Owen Davis play now being. pre-
sented at the Playhouse, New York, by
Wikian A. Brady.-Copyrigh 1918, by
International News Service)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-21
1tnicre b6hmiid)en Tdrrtcr.

ri. GGtio'e;t un5 bic GrFoloe f65s
miiher Qdn6lsuts ~ u~ni,rsn rerihie
eeren Wferbou : Staten 'lnr FISHER
nur iehr reniq he~rnnrdsboben toorbtn.
h36rsnb Dnn rem 80bnen in pieren
r%rfetsr oroher GtGote BEL biefen 0es
~Isqsntsitsn DE RsSs III. Blonde pife
fen b;ef siht iberbdupt nit:s BON ben
E66miih : ams~ifonifh,n 3drmsrn
pser meinen, bob oisielbsu sinfah i'm
altqemsinen 1ormertum dufginqtn.
Qebt.re TuFHa6rie spiiro, cine fe6r
irriqs fein; benn Is 1inb 2. 9. manhe
IGnolide Counties BON Nebrdstn. fpis
Saline, Collar uno Butler, feinobc
ousfdliebIih pon go6meu fefisoslt,
@u6 in pisI.n lduolifsn Ditritten
bon Soma. WisconFu, Winneioto unb
oen beibsn TdtOtos Tiuo III, 83bmen
febr tart tertreten.
Ddmit finb o6er bic Gtuo'cn, in
b,n.n b06miffe 91usrn Der Wle6r3a9t
nd6 ii9 in poblg.osi6Tif.n 8erb1tt=
nj sn befiHo.n, prbt ~bouitGnoiq pors
GET jbrt. 3i.mlth riete oi.',r 11rmer
TUt lire $4,000 bis 100000
inert" uno BADEN iid msiTtsHs ourd
fflp.r, Irb.it teraufgs6rdtt; ang,,
mtin rp.rbsn lie ben ibrsu VdAbdrn
ols gut. u1ro fortlhritttide 21notpirte
dnq.i.ben. Nfer bieie R.gion.n bd0,u
ouh r,T.rtlih bsi,Ibeu natirtih,n
@.tbGItnlT,. tUie be Bstr,io.s Pegio.
n.n ibrtr oIt.n G,imai. nit milo.m
9lima. trod.nsn Dinteru uro o16si
rsitti4 Ghnss. Su Gsrcs oaos'sn.
no fi4 e~bsnfaQs enc fstrd3tliae
Gail b55miid,t To,mtr r>ttr9s.di.
fen bot. ifsinsn. frog ansr B0.3ii3s
Gisies S.oates. GIimu uuo Ganobdu-
Wstboo,n ursIn'ti7 fir Ri. 9o5meu
3u fstn. peren D;tIe fi3 tier ais PAD
t.r mii5fam turtidtagsR. 3n Ne-
6rlsto o1sin git Is d%5ricsns mebr
b04mii6s Jarmer. als in oiaTsm Bic
isniit1ts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-21
8nnitiger Ginilnf permebrttr SGlf.
lmfnhr.

Die Wiin6ener llninerIitdtSproref.
loren Gmmerit uno Q0ip peiien bar
ouf bin, bob pisIe 3rantb.iten ods
eurh entitebsn, bah BEN 30rrer gu
psnig aaIt auseTiibrt piro, uno ii.
psrlanesn babsr fir ben Sr9dnismus
cine perm.brts adlt5ufubr. N}it Rid
Iift OUT Die Witti9tsit bes 8ulta.'
baIt,s hes 3elterues fir bic 6iInition
Der 9orp.rSsIIen iii IS anatSeiot, Rs.
tonoaI.I5eaten tebufs GrbObunJ Der
a0rpsrfunttionen 9altialS. gu emr>
f.bI.n. uno 5por birft. bier bls
GbIortdI3ium bos 9eeignetite SaI8
b~orIts1.n. Im beiten lott man iris
|toqiIiertss GlortalSium 100 9ramm
nit WGF.r gu 500 Gubit3entim.ter.
Bon bieier 20fun1 1T moreenS. NIT
tags unb ab.nos j. Elm 3e.lofiel ooa.
sntiprsd.nb i'm CANCER 1.5 9rdmm
ouf9eIoftem Gblortdlaium, gu nebm.n.
4ud ben 0siuno.n III cine tdgIihe
3ufubr bon l his is 0ramm Gblors
taI3ium in Der %erpGbnten Wsii. brins
o.no dn3uroten, um ben &altmdn9el
in u~nferer Nabrung ous3ugleiden.
0ts 1T .6snio nidtig, mi. oi. reseIs
mdBise 3ufuhr bes 9epObnIlhen
&odfdl3.8. 0i. &blortuI3iumfIuihe
foIte ouf Dem 9ifds 70 untntbsbrIih
p.rosn. pis bic aodfolSbiid't. @es
funbe perionen uno iolhs nit Ieihten
Geiulbb.itsmGngeIn. bic felt .irtm
Sahr. Gblortalaium ndbm.n. berittes
Ten ausnobmslpsife isbr qiin'tig ibsr
ben Grfolg; IS tpurbsn 0etpi6tssus
nabme. 8eleitidunq Der Wiibigteii
unb StIafIoiiqt.it .rrsiAt. ionic bic
trdftigenbs Wirtun1 gsrjibmt. Ourh
ben tdgIifea Gonlum BON gsrirg.n
Wenosn BON Gblortnl3ium miro Of,
GeTunoteit. bic NGioeritanostroft ges
GEN 9rantbsitsn. bic Mrbsitsfreuoi9s
teit unb oi, pbhiiIfe unb gsiItige Or
beitsI.iTtuug betrddtlib srb0At.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-21

Ssit am g dIas.. SttdIub oosr
an NrterienpsrtaItun9 Man
eiie nabrbaft. jsbph menie. CUTE Sup.
pen. leid,t mronulids @tunule uno
nnr ipdrlid JIeiid. Ger uno @ler'
lpeiien.
Sbrsm Masen tuiomen Ole Stubeu'
iiser ssp6hnlih bsbeuteno msbr. nbsr
meiit gang unridtis bethdtieie Gui'
merfinmteit OILS ibtem & op uno ib'
rem 6lBsn.
,&ppf tIbI, 5uBe a M !"
iolte ais critic @elunobeitsre9.l in ieoer
Office anseihrieben iteben. Die msi'
item 3immer iino i~iberbei;t; Die bises
trablenoen Qampsn bsfinosn iib ~
otht an obsr iiber ben aDpisn; Der
JuBbooen. obne OGDEN, lit oft isbr
falt; baber beiBer &opf uno falte
Z ilB Sur NbbiIie psrisbs man Die
6lBe pen,sitsns nit tets trOdenen.
tdeIid 9emedielisn Striimpfsn. Damn
forge NOR fir Itdnoiees 9urhmdrmen
nit Der inuereu Sauptheislsituns.
benz Bluttreislauf. Surh bdu'
fise B%emesuns muB Die Girtu.ation
befDroert, bas Blut in BEN 5iBen raid
erneuert wero.n; 200 bis 300 Wtal
mario. mari h oui Der Stele"
IN etnem absele9enen Orte fam ). y.
Seoer sur iofortissn @%rrp1rnung Der
6aBe p rnebuen. 8ei IdnssCem Sisen
iUliie man Die 6iBe niht ii%5ereinanoer
ihlasen. oenn in BEN setnidten uno
georildten &nieen miro Der 8lutumlauf
ie + eridwert. @ebsn. 8ersitsisen.
&aofabren. Shlittlhublau en- uiw. iino
betannllih Sauptbulfsmittel CUR @r.
5eusuns parmer JuBs. aber oas fann
lit ni6t jeoer Stubenboder %Ieilten.
Sr Die @%rudrmung oss ganjeu
8Drpers lit %beionoers Seeisnet s rot '
tiren DER 6aut. uerbunoen nit ein.m
9uftbate. am beiten nlmmt man
otes i'm 3immer be, ofenem 6eniter.
2dslih frub Morsens beim Nufiteben
Elm Nuttbao. nit inbtigem &eiben Der
Saut am Nnfons uno ShluB. 9antels
Uoer 3euIsniibnnaen wdbreno Der eans
sen 9auer sew6bnt DEN &6rper balo an
elbhtbdttse Wdrmsresuliruns.
uno biIoet oabtr oas 5uuerldNt9Ite 0er'
fabren sur maBppaeu Gbb6rtuna.
Selbit froiti9e. blutarme. ihmdhlihe
BeriOnen f0nnen iih unbeltabet oies
y atur beiImtttel 3unube maiden.
Qenn i'm 8 Ii t b D perliert Der &Dr.
per 5wOIf Wal weniser @drme aIS i'm
W a b oe. neil Suit Die BGrme
uiel lhledter Ieitet als oas Waiier. Sir
ben Sficearbeitsr biloet Die 4uit eineu
neruenanre9enoen &eiS. Der
BON Der 6nutpberHdde iopobl brtlih
ais aub III Die Ilefe auf ben ennssn
&6rpsr elniuirtt uno bnourh bettr1at
sur @tbobuus Der 2ebenSbetbd.
ti9un9, CUR ansideiounso Der
ihaoliden 3%obIenldure uno Der giitisen
SioHwshlelprOoutte. Die 0aut ptro
ourh bic bdufise oirette B~srubruns nit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-21

oonne ais hsniIGe Gntroie auf,ue
Ipci6ern. be bonn. fpie bti esn Be-
tanut.n SI,i= 9ttumuIotcrtn. als elets
trifhe Gutroit md 9,onrf ertnomz
men rereen fon1te. giHeu foIhen
9iftnttrnulntnr oi6t es nun stpar
dcA niht. mir oiirit.n Tooor nod
redt ,rcit pcu i'm trtisrut i.in. obsr
@,riude BON CIR. Winthsr. liner bic
beritt,t pire. Iaffeu bod ,rfsrnen.
onB es burhnus nidt urmoaIih in.
ouf oem pb.n nrd.o,uteteH W.de
Commencement, oufsuFnsiherr. tpsUu
Nuth suuGth noh nift bic dtrinune
@usTdt bsitebt. has I~erfohren prufs
tiih ruhbnr su MAIDEN. W.nn nan
zine p6ffsria. QTTuna BON GiI.nelo-
rir uno 0u,dfIberblorih Der Gin
ipirtuna uItrnpiol.ttsn 9ihts ousT.bt,
70 f.B.n fi6 hi, b.ib.n o.nonnt.n
Stcffe sum SeiI gu GiI.nhIprib uno
NuedfIbtrhIoriir I'm. Die o.rort
ols 6emiids Gneroi. oufu,fp.ihtrte
2ihttnerois bat Minth.r in foIoerz
Der W,if. oils .I.ttrifhe Gn.rei. o.e
tuonnen. Sn ,insn orob.n 8lnstrihs
ter tittete er zine plotts aus 8lotin
rim uub beb.dt, Il, nit plotini.rt.m
Isbt't. bororf brotte er bic nben
,rpGbnis ipGIi.rioe Qofunu mno belt
ourh sirsn Gtrnm BON 3ohl.rTGure
bic SluSioteitsnberFlGhe in 9eipts
aune. RdG m.hrfiinbia.r 9elihtuno
Der Qofuna burh cine Q~uorsoIoss
Nuediilberlomne fnnnt. er sipiih.n
.irtm in bi. NIiITot.it .ino.iouhten
P~Iotinorobt mn Der. 0lntinplotte
zine observation-disclosures m.TIen. Sc
nnh Der 4cu''ntrntion Der Q0funq
Bat er Wtrt. BIG au 0.13 Bolt o..
meffen, hi. mebr.re Gtunoen lana
fonTtont bIitben. 9ei Rur,fhlus
atpif6en 9lotinbrobt unb plotiu.
plott. Bot .r cine StromHGrfe bon 1
Wtlliomper. oem.Ff.n. 8robe Gn.re
a%iemene.n loi'sn iih Bel bieT,r s14
nGhf nur rein ri'Fenfhoftlih in
t~.reIfont.n Ipporoiur olTo ttiness
FoIls %oetpinrr. Eiir bic protttThe
@ntp.nbuna res @.r'ohr.ns srr Nus
nuBund bes Gcnr.nIihies tnmmt fer
rer ols ouf.rorhentIih 'rsfp.r.nb
hinau. boR hi.its nur fthr tpenia
ultrop;oI.tte Strohl.n entbGft. unb
u.rah. bieF. finb ri. in benz ffissi.rs
ten proaes Der Gn.reieumtpanbIunQ
dIlein %pirtTomtn.
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2Sie (t6 Stu6en6odier ptIegen (ollten.

Der 2uft oertrdnt nit oerieIben nno
q ii b I i'm 8ebrauh lbrer ShuBmlItsl
9e9en AbtibIung. namllb Der y II a.
uno @ettlteIlu 9 hires 8efdB-
apparates. Sei iroltigsm mluo,.
gem @stter mir aut elm lanaerer
Spo5iersons in b~sihlsunigtsm Tempo
nGhebu mie Elm 9uitbno; Die onorin.
9enoe 2uft Don taltsr Iemperatur rsel
Die Heruen an uno bsmirft ein wohliaes
W~drmsgefihl. 9as erfriiht 8eiit UNI
8smiitb, itdblt Serj unb Sim. llsber.
baupt trdst 8Drperbepssuns an fiber
item oa u bel. bic Hahtbetle oes Office.
leoeus bintanSuholten. 9eiunobsits.
! iddblsunsen poISubeu9en uno. lusnn
ioIhe eriolst. lie ausSu8Iei4en.
@er 9eit uno 8elb bat, ioGte i'm
Summsr aud fir siniss @oh.n 'insn
OrtspedleI pornsbmsn. in cine Sons
merfriihe seben Ooer iid dbnlih @rbo.
lung sDnnen.
Wobl bieten aud 8sr9niisunaen. 10.
tuie itdotjihe unb itnntlihe poIitiihs
Vetbdtisuns reihlihs Abpehsluns i'm
ewi9en Bsruiseinsrlei. Nber bas iino
9efdbrlide SpielSeuse. 8sr iit
,bnen Wiomet, wiro oft gang in ibren
Sdnn se5ossu. opiert @rboluns, Sblai
uno 8elunobsit. SGufise Yersniieun.
gen bis in Die Natt bineln moroen Den
gIteoerltartenoen 9 i In I. Suntal iuenr
man WOrssns pisoer pinttlih BET Der
Grbeit iein. muB.
&ub%e"uno Shtaf beoorf Der
ssiittse Arbe,tsr nlb nIsbr ais Der for
perlihe. Nuf muB Der Shlai tisi
uno I eft ietu; nur Damn ihofft er uOa'
itdnbtgen ardfteerias. 10 oaB man ON
ndtIten Worsen erpudt nit @oblbe.
hagen uus neuem a%raftuorratb fir Die
Irbstt bss T1sss. Nuh ndhtlihes
Shaffsn lit ssiunobeiislhdoIit. 81.
men beiouoeren llebsIitano bilost babel
oas leiht 5uitanoe tommenbs 6ortnr'
beitsn Don Z raumgeoant n. an
DEN in ipitsr Stunos fertisssiteItsn
Nufsaben. 9isle balbbewubt
Traumarbeit lit isbr ansrsiisno, wis
jeoer AM Morsen nod elmer oernrt per-
brahten Wadt fibIt.
&ibtise IbmediIuns uno Ibmehuna
pom ShIafen unb u a d n. pou
8 rbolun9 uno Nrbeit. R6r'
perrube uno aDrperbemes
9 9. BARN beItsbt i'm Masemeineu Die
eisentIihe @eiunobeitspiIsse uno Sc.
bensfunIt. Weil aber Die Berufe mil
Gsrnoer ~9ebeusmeile nod gang ipssisls
len Shdoiaunsen ousselest iino. 10
iouten ibre Snbaber. iuie Beanie. Sch.
rer. Shrlitlteller. BuhbaIter. nod bic
beionoeren uOtiiebeno 9eihilosrtsn
WaBnabmen ersreifen. Damn meroen
lie ibren 36rpsr uno @eilt LANCE ar
bsttsfraftls erbaIten, tueroeu iih bswlb'
rem Dor iriib5eiti9er Gltersihwahe, sno'
Iidsm Siebtbum uno friibjsir,ssm Tuos.
uno es 9lbt oaSu telusu anosren
@e9.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-21

,b.nfo bos 1ero rSursn miiTIsn. mi.
bic friih.re GrtlGruna Der Sdfofs
fronth.it, bi. nu' BEN G.nuB Der
moniotpur3el osIdnben purbs. 0t.
@nrteIfuna, BOP Fd Die G.lfoaru
aud ouF onbers 0dnbsr Mitteleuro=
pos per6rsitsn t0nnts, 1T bodit uns
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bin bic Werfmofe rft penid bsutfid
fnb. Nus hieIem @rrno m0oen bisls
SGne bon VeIloorn iiberfsbsn. obsr
Fn1F6 nebeutet tporben isin. noment@
lid f0nnte cine nsnous Ourhrors
ituno Der Hf~r~erhduier llebsrroihuns
gen outage forbern.
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RE StpefeI trtbGI) roa Der %.
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mir Msuidsn nrh f.br m~nna.Iboft.
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