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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18
Youna FInancier.

Joe Parkman, aged thirteen, and 1lio
younger brother, Tom. aged eight,
were going to the savings bank 70
deposit 50 cents which Joe's uncle HID
given him for passing with honosD
into the high school. Joe put hiS
bank book and his money on the desk.
The man said that nothing less than
81 could be deposited. Tom said:
Joe, l know what to do. Draw out
81 from the bank and deposit $1.to.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18

outline OF the plot. Several Of the pri-
soners have confessed. In building
somewhat remotely located they had
practiced the throwing OF bombs.
studying their effect. This picture OF
President Huerta was made at q fiesta
q few days ago. He 10 shown covered
with confetti. hut his expression does
not indicate that ne Is entirely happy
He looks extremely glum. and those
surrounding him are also gloomy. Ho
realizes that he ia approaching crisis
in his political career.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18
Not Infant,,s Necessities.

Not Infantll0 Nec000id0o
To be an infant" In Z legal sense b
not the same az being an infant. 4
recent case in London was concerned
with the question of what constitutes
an infants" necessities. The young
man, who was sued by furniture
dealer, had bought, among other
things. ~ candlesticks. 80 weapons. 81
pictures. an Indian spittoon, Burners
and Chinese gongs. 18 snuR boxes and
two stuffed iguanas. Refusing to pay
the bill, the young man pleaded 'in-
fancy" The Judge gave Judgment fc4
the plaintiff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18
MR.. BRYANT'S PLIGHT.
[Sioux City Journal

Since Mr.. Bryan has been driven to
the exped;ent of selling lectures TO sup
plement his $1,000 a month as secretary
Of state 70 enable him to live. sug-
gestion is put forth in stream con-
corning the high cost Of living in
Washington. Attention should not be
altogether diverted from the high cost
Of living in politics. even under
democratic administration more or less
committed to the policy of rehahilitat-
ing Jeffersonian simplicity. 1t may not
happen. but 1t would not be com
ple,e surprise if Mr.. Bryan should be
called before the house lobby commit
tee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18

nese Alps. The construction OF tho
railway in this avalanche-swept place
has been accompanied by almost in.
surmountable difficulties, and here
also the Alps have exacted their toll
OF human life, fact OF which one
is g.inly reminded by the trim grave
yard near the tunnel mouth. filled
with victims who met death during
the construction Of the railway Ava
lanche barriers have been constructed
high up on the mountain sides above
Goppenstein. and the line where 1t
energies from the tunnel is guarded
by a wall like one Of those which
CIRCLE medieval cities at the point.
The line is now carried along the
left side Of the narrow Lotschen val
ley. where every foot Of ground has
been veritably wrested from Nature
and after passing through a number
OF smaller tunnels leaves this unin-
habitable region and enters the snil-
ing Rhone valley. With the Rhcne
stretched like a broad ribbon thou
sand feet below, we continued our
Journey along the edge of dizzy preci.
pices and over frail wooden tempo.
rary bridges thrown across apparent.
ly bottomless ravincs-a journey
fraught with many dangers and &C.
companied by many exciting incidents
when made with the service train on
temporary set Of metals, but which
will be one Of the most interesting in
the Alps when accomplished with the
line electric trains Of the Bernese
Alps railway. Many OF the great
steel bridges and granite viaducts
were no, yet quite completed, and the
service train made many a detour
which will be later unnecessary.
Travellers will be interested to learn
that one OF the tunnels Of the south
ern portion of the line is named the
Victoria tunnel. and a, Union Jack will
fly here at the opening The name
has its origin in the fact that the
mountain spur which the tunnel pene-
trates forms a wonderfully faithfr
silhouette Of Queen Victoria's head.
with crown complete.
Gradually descending, the line
line. which commands magnificent
views of mountain peak and valley, at
last reaches Brig; here we exchanged
our primitive conveyance for a com.
Portable carriage in Simplon ex.
press. and in the space Of brief hour
or two were basking In the sunshine
which bathes tho shores Of Lake Mag.
Siore. We had reached our goal after
. journey through two mighty noun.
tain ranges and had Travelled from
Switzerland to Italy by . route which
will for decades to come facilitate the
journeyinE Of all those whose way
lies from north to south.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18
HAMILTON COUNTY WHEAT.

IWebster CITY FTeeHdaH|I 13UU11e'I
Farmers in Hamilton county VINO
sowed winter wheat last fall struck II
rich. Some of the fields have been
harvested and 1t is predicted that they
are yielding from 25 to 80 bushels per
acre. A very profitable crop at present
prices. One Cass township farmer
told the Freeman Tribune few days
ago that last year a small acreage OF
winter wheat yielded him better than
$50 per acre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18
ONCE WORLDS POTATO MARKET?
TOttumWa Review

Potatoes are big subsistence article
for man. Everybody eats potatoese
Prairie City. Iowa, was once the big
sest potato market in the world II Is
asserted statistics can be produced to
show that as many as 512 bushels to
the acre have been raised In this To-
cal,ty. Selling at so cents per oushel
the one crop in those days would buy
the land that produced the crop and
then some.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18
Iona Newspapers
HOW ABOUT GRAPE JUICE?

They say that beer produces Bright
disease; brandy ruins your kidneys'
Burgundy brings on govt and apslnthe
destroys the brain. Now we all know
typhoid and malaria Turk In water ana
tuberculosis in milk Then "nat Oh
earth is a poor man going to drink?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18

election occurs" predicts tho Carroll
Herald. I'm spite Of his record tho past
year Senator Cummins ought to be re-
elected. and will have the support OF
the republicans Of the state"
IF Iowa orchards were given the
same care that orchards in the dis
tinctive fruit districts receive. the
apple crop would be one OF the most
profitable raised in the state" says
the Ogden Reporter
'Tf a poor man owns An auto ana
drives it much they say he II a SHY
fool and ought to 80 broke" remarks
the Shenandoah World. III rich man
drives his car around much they say.
look at those fool children trying to
burn up all the old mans money In
gasoline It's folks who don't have EN-
who do all the criticizlng."
The waverly Independent complains
that THE new state weed law IS no
better than the old one. 1t hasn't
killed weed at our place. All the
weeds on our plantation that dieo
weer destroyed by main force. Give US
law that will abolish weeds wltnoue
making 50 many backs ache"
''Tbere are sixteen ounces to the
round but about two of them are gen
orally wrapping paper" complains the
Oskaloosa Herald.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18

ing to note, however, that for the time
being the department Expresses itself
almost satisfied. In earlier years. It 10
explained, the number Of passengers
without tickets who got OF tree was
much greater.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18
BUILT new HIGHWAY
ENGINEERS HAVE PUT LINE
THROUGH BERkEsE ALPS.
Difficulties Which Might Be cIassed
az incredible surmounted, and the
Work 10 q Monument to skill
Of the Builders.

The new route to Italy. via the
Lotschberg. will be opened to the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

The Mason City Globe Gazette
thinks 1T will depend largely on what
Bryan Will say in his six weeks lecture
tour as to whether the public will
praise or censure him for taking on a
side line with his business Of diplom
acy. He may return a greater diplomat
but no one can guess the outcome with
the American Seanle"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18

Washington, July 1.-THE swim
ming championship OF the senate is the
title for which Senators Pomerene OF
Ohio and owen, of Oklahoma. will bat
tie. some day very soon. The ONO
scion happened to remark that he USED
to be the swimming champion OF Kill
buck Creek, Holmes county, Ohio. ana
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18
HE FATTED THE HOG ON SHARES
[Dumont Journal

Back in ante -bellum days when
Clarksville still was the seat Of justice
for Butler county. Matthew NJ. Trumble,
the first lawyer to locate In Butler
county, hung out his single there and
began the practice of law. The popu-
lation of the county at that time was
rather scarce and the fat legal fees
were still more scarce. Attorney Trun-
Bile was q man of jovial disposition and
made many friends Among them was
Uncle George Poisal. who was familiar
to all the early residents OF that part OF
the county. The office of Attorney
Tumble was a favorite stopping place
Of Uncle George. and on one occasion
on his arrival at the attorneys office
Uncle George announced the arrival OF
a fine litter Of nine pigs. The attorney
announced that he wanted pig. Uncle
George replied. you shall have one;
come and get it." Finally after num-
Der Of month Mr. Poisal announced that
he had just butchered a number OF TAT
hogs Tumble inquired. How Is my
pig coming along" why that is one
Of the bunch l have just butchered,"
said Uncle George. you never called
for it We'll. snid Tumble, y thought
it over and decided to let you fat 1t on
shares" This occasioned a general
laugh among the listeners and on the
following morning, the half of fine
dressed porker was presented at the
attorneys home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18

Observing that "Des Moines is all
worked up over the fact that some
prominent men were caught in a raid
on house Of questionable character.
And of course some OF the prominent
men think 1t a perfect shame that
their names should appear in print"
the Cedar Rapids Gazette says. There
Is one way in which men, whether
prominent or not prominent. can es-
cape unpleasant notorfety, and that is
by avoiding evil. and all appearance of
evil. 1t is about time that prominent
men. VINO sometimes think their prom
inence and influence can prevent their
skylarking becoming generally known,
are treated to tine same sort Of pub
Lefty which In accorded less prominent
violators Of law and decency."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18

pubic IN a rev
weeks. Thanks.
however. to the
courtesy of the
management. the
writer was enor
bled recently to
form one Of the
first parties to
travel from Switz
erland to Italy BY
this new highway
through the Ber
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18

owen, who is part Indian. grinned saf-
castically. The two then agreed to an
aquatic contest. OF course senators
don't bet-in public-but the favorite
in the race is Owen. since somebody
from Oklahoma tipped it Off that Owen
used to even eat his meals IN the
water
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18

world better than he found It. and the
influenco oS as4moAost, honest life u
better than tho life, Of greed and dis
honest accumulations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18
.eulle5HeYrlb6o11a
Pvhnshed Daily BY The
fanea. REpuRLlcAN PRINTING co.
TERMe:

TBRNo:
0ve0lng Edition by ms0 ...'''''sS'ss,,
~ the month by mail ......''.. =,
Dolivareua by carrier by the month ~
xatar edition for morning circula"
t1o0 , m
4WtcO.o-W0ek edition. per year.
Entered 1T the post ONCE ct MAI
town - second claso mail mstses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18

Politics will have to undergo COM
plete change II Congressman Pepper
has look in when the next senatorial
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-18
OREGON TAKES THE STEP.

SASGb00&NS 4 A1AQAES,E 11CI - la
lSioux City Tribune.]
Attic the move has not been without
Its perplexities and met by no little
opposition, Oregon HIS taken the step
that is expected to eliminate duplica-
ton of the work in its state educational
institutions. something that should DO
done in Iowa. but which Is being de-
ferred and piling up perplexities at
compound interest rate for the time
when such action ultimately Is taken.
The Oregon change Is to become COM
pletely effective next year. and the d.
Vision Of the held Of knowledge between
the state university and agricultural
college now 10 under way. The most
important IL the transfer to the college
OF all the work in civil, electrical ana
chemical engineering. while to the uni
versity will be assigned all the work IN
architecture and the other fine arts,
economics and commerce.
The result will be to make the uni
versity school Of liberal arts and
professional school. while the agricul-
tural college will be put in the way to
become q polytechnic school. This &C
cords with the original purposes OF
these schools and may be expected to
improve the efficiency Of both schools
and eliminate duplication.
In making this move Oregon is bury
ing serious bone Of contention.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
CAST ORA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SoTte, Die IhT Inner Gekartt HABIT
p.; s.:s. .. :. ImzZzzzW
Rtnoerefe.
Marden BON, gdnee,

IS mar einnnnl Elm arr1er Gaglob~
mer, 5em eg oft redt iarer nar0, fein
Mglides 8rob gu ber6iienen, l11o ser
nidht ielten uber fein tranriges Zoos
m1rrte, nent Ole Mrbeit gar 81 miip
|ielig urt6 19ner mar. Girmal gtttg
er in Sen 8alo, I'm Spl5 at fallen,
ols es in 6idten 6lo6en 5u Idneien
begn11t1.
Sin cine Mrbeit mar nidbt mebr a1
.Serfen 11nb 10 inbte er 3uflubt III
elmer Selienb0ble. Or berpihnidte
ben Sdnee unb meinte, ser lei 6ob
5u gor ntdts niite lt1p6 fiber midt
BON @oH erdaffen morber.
Bl0kIi9 1ultr6e es ben in ser @oible
uo Elm gngeI ftano Dor 6em er=
|idnodenen Martrre utlo frogte i'm Inn
Den @rl11no ieines MiBml1tbes.
90 entgegnete Ger Gagl0bmer:
uunier &err oenft audi nidH an midi
uno madt mir oas 9ebet nid)t leidbtt."
Ser Gngel frogte 6anr, mas @pH
fbur iole, 6antit SET damn aufrieoen
mdtn. MnD ser tbortdte Motn
mimiiddk, BOB itatt oes 6dnees MeBl
bonn @i1m1el# fanen ioQte.
l1no iofort fiel 6as Noebl III oi6en
8oIfen berab unb 6ie 2eute fanrer'
unb ionnmelten es 11to botten nun.
}8roo gena1g um arbeitetem nidt
mebr
8bre &diuier fiieQen Elm, bre &let<
|6er paren 5erriiient uber 1rieu1aro
riibre cine &ntr6.
Die tpiloen Ebier permebrten ih,
&eden 1lt1 Dorten mliderten % et1-
por, no einit Hubenoe 6lupen mo-
ren, ntb oie Meriden mur6eu Front
l1po e1e1pb. ..ss..s
So erffnn11e Ser 9ngIobner Die
Dborbeit ieirea @lnides u,n6 ieine
Nermefierbeit be BeitiiHurr1ngen
I@ottes ntoern at tponen. 9ie er.
duiittttert pra1t9 q bon ei1petn Eager,
Ium Sen g1t9eI auf5uf.den atto
ertpadte. 81 trnt bi,,o,.s Dor sic
$6bIe uno ser SdHpee5 lag bor feir'es1,
Gnfben.
Do mari er iid onf sic Rnie in u
$11eaAAGG-GnIhsSH III sA 49, ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

Das @otbfebld)en.

Gin Rotbfeblden tam III Der
sstenge oes Eii1terg an oas Gen.
tier zines frpn1noen 9arlbt1pnntles als
Iob es germ bineiin modbth. "a 5ffff.
nete ser 9anontarr1p iein Genfter lrto
snabm bos 3utrauIide Ebierde1
freuroIih in ieii1e 8obna,ng. @1t1
lpidh es sic 8rolamer un0 &rim-
der nlf, Sic BON ieinem Glide fie,
len. Mub bieItetp 6ie. Rinoer bes
2amn,aanes 6as 90glein lieb utro
pertb. Mber aIs Nun Ser 5riibling
ipiebler ms 2ad16 tam uno bie Sc
biiide fiA belnl.bten, 90 offrpete Der
Aanonta1,n iein Senfftter, u,1b Ger nei-
ne @ait eufflob IN 6as maize @al6-
1her1 nn6 bbuute fem geeit utto lang Elm
fr0blides 2ieoftm.
I'm iiebe, nls Der Binter mieoer-
tebrte 6a fam 6ns Motbteblhen
abermals IN Die 8obua1rg 6es 2an6-
mana,es nn6 bate iein~ 8eibfett
mitgebrodH. Ser 9at,ontan1 aber
ioun1t ieiner @in6er11 freute Iid)
iebr, aIs iie sic bei6en Gbierden la
ben, pie tie aus 6et floren Meuglein
3utraulib umberidnlten. limo sic
&iinber ingten: uDte @oglein ieben
lt,ts an, aIs Oh iie ettpas ingen tpoll-
ten" So art1portete Der @ater:
.Menn iie reoer1 ffoGnntenr, 10 niir6en
iie ingen: 6reunblides 3lttralie1 err
medft 3utrolter, u111 2iebe er3erlgt
@egenIiebe!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

|1nabldiiig pdbett ae eld1iaettoe1I
|gtel9lein ai11rber 3lllesf aber lia1tt
bod Die trilbe aantnoeraa1tg berab ai1lo
|trourig, mott l'1lo peroagt ld,llipfe't. tte
ms ollrfttge yte1tle1t1, att1 bon gcloe.
mem 4or11 u11o 1d~}1r1naerroen Bee .r r
3u traal1er, tpentr ger ld1teroe1oe
ydorotpttpo 1D11en 1r1epf gar NOD, gen
|Sdlut11l11er ipebrt, Der Arnrl1tb alter
lesten Srellm
glre e1rt5tge talfe, idoaltrtge#yfSn1a y
rafft Datttoerte 111'lerer froDltd)e11. 9e.
11eoerten ,Sa1'eer 'n ssalo no oeIo
oaD1fr;; mre' 1olten lie oerleloen ands
m1eoer1teDen opne re'at'9e, 9enll9sn@
|oe gabrn1te, n'e auem lie 5u eripo.,
men Dert1a g., n1'o oone Dallen 1p1r 1lt,l
gerrfger Vea1De hno perldpp1tloe.u
Ile1nen Dp1erm ~ 'pllteles stlo :.
glen ~ suIllutea =.
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p - = .;e Gau arSFIo;n ~ :, t.;;are
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g;ns noh oeh;rt Man. nos n;;;nfttlli;d,p
en,;;ifo,,ho 80 Gon,r,eIn ana ONO trp,,p
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
9aa ea1hhr 1913 hri11nt 1t1s Slime.

9as Snbr 1918 bri11gt 1tns Sine,
rieanern cine gal15e @eibe tnidtiger
.@eoenftage. 8unddit Ole bur6ertite
8ieoerfebr oes 5ieges 8errp's I'M
CRITICIZE, burb melden sen 8eltnrubi-
gl1ngen ser nmerifuniidyer1 @renae
ban fanaoifdem @ebtete aus Elm gn-
|oe gentadt murbe. Ser l. un6 2.
Mdr5 bringt 6anrr sic fiinf5tgite @ie=
|bertebr Ger 5dIadN BEL Councillors
bile, Ger l., 2. umo 8. SSlrli iene ser
|S6lnht bon @eHbsburg ur6 Der 4.
|oie n%ebergabe bon Bidgburg. Dur1t1
foIgt am 10. lr0 20. September oas
.@eberfen on 6e 5age bon @bidd=
manga, an 90, "a. un6 25. ienes
ser Sage bon Chattanooga. 9us Sabr
1868 bradte me @enoatng int Biir-
gerfriege, mie sag Sabr 1918 bic end
fdei6en6e 8en6a,ng brodte. in oer1
&6impfen @urupa's gegen Mapoleon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

Titrd)tbare 5dneeitur111e bnbem am
iSonntag @robbritantrien beinrgeildt.
8iele S@iffe boben an SEN &iiiiten
&abarie erIiitte1, llro ser a11geridtete
|Sbn6en tpiro fi4 auf bieIe Souienbe
|beloufett. 8efonoers I'M Noroep bon
I@nglano bat ser 5t1rm fart getpii<
Het, er bielt SO Stun6en an urb
mar bon bsitdnoigem SbneefaM be-
gleitet. Mae Drnbtperbinoungen fins
abgeibnitten. SHE transatlantiIden
Dampfer meloen, bab fie furdtbares
8etter baben ousbalten miiiien. SSn
bielen GGdnen tpurae Sen 5difffett gro-
ber 5duben 5u9efigt unb sic groben
Dampfer mel6en, Dob 5en 8a1iagie-
rem Der MufertboH anf Def perboter1
meroen m1Bte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

Hrafbent Saf nberian6te Dem
&ongreB cine meitere 5onoerbotidnff,
IN melder er I'M oie 8etpiqigung bon
$25O,OO0 eriubt, tpelde cine 6ortie<
bl1ng ser &bdtigteit Ser ieiner 3eit
eiingeietten gorumiiiio1t 5a1r gr5ielung
gr0Berer Gripar1riiie in ben Departe<
merts uno 8l1reaus Der 8ut6esregie-
rung ermogliden ion. Ser Graiioent
meiit oaruuf bin, BOB Die @omniiiiorr
in Ser nerbaltniBmdBig fur5en 3eit
ibrer Gbdtieteit gldn5eu0e grfolge
ge5eitigt babe, Dob groBe @riparniiie
er5ieIt mor6en mairen, 6aB Die Conf
miiiion aber gu iebr oa,rb 6en Mon-
gel on 1etniger0en Mitteln 6ebin,
bert lei. Die nnteri1tdal1gen oeriel<
ben bbditten iih infoIgeoeiien foit aus
idlieBlid ouf Die 8uroesbauptita0t
.beidr11rf, mdbren6 es 70 gut ME
fider iei bob sic grobten griparniiie
iih ouBerbnm @aibington'g maden
MBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
Ser critic 8odenlobn.

&&pA&Ss SAVNkASN x N%y<OSkV 49,
Mein 8rinctpm erfIdrte, er noble
MIDI in Mrbeit bebaltet, nr6 bot mir
- Collars Eagelobn, tpeades Mrer-
bbeten id 6antbar ntt1abm. Sn met
ner 9ebraeit bate i9 MIR Soft unb
|2ogis geboh. Grenoig elite m)
nod &aue, I'M meire11 @tern oieie
gtadridt 3u bringer. Gut" iagte
mei,1 &ater. vDu Gift nun @efelle
un1 Dein eiieener Serr. 8eniite Dei-
ne Greibeit in rebter @eiie; menn Du
audi nidfft reid mtrff, 10 boffe ii@ bod
|oaB Du einanal, glei6 tnie ih, Set
men &'iinoern einen ebrliden Mamen
b~interlafbtt.~
Meine Mutter inb mid idapeigend
an. Sd tpuBfte gar 1iht, mas id ia.
gen iollk. Gn6lih tpan6te ih mid
mieoer an meinen Batter. .@ie gebt
es init Deinem @eiddfte?" frogte i,.
.sp, es gebt eben ridt ffloH, mein
Subn. Sin u1pb 1pieoer ffdint eine Ste
#p~araturarbeit fir mid ab, uno 10.
#baben mir nnier Mustomnoen, bon
Der @ano in sen Mur6. Mber oarum
iouft Du Sid ni9t bfummeru,
mein Sobn.~ Gin 8lid bon meii11em
tDater bradte mid gum 58neigem.
Sd iteute mih nebe1t n1eine Ml1tter
Dor cine -alte @ommooe, melde mon,
uls i'd Dor flint Sabren IN Die 2ebre
getrete1t NOR, an ben Hlab gelteM
bntte, mo- Bis oabin u1eir 8ett geitam<
sen.
rDieie gontmooe muB fort" iagte
ih balblal1t. n@orum 6enn?" fragte
meine Mutter. ga, bier. ion meit=
8eH mie6er iteben." Meine Mutter
morr1te mid. Mein 8ett tuurbe
mieoer opf ieinen often &lab geiteM,
a1tto ie0en Meno tam ib nod &anie;
aber meme gltern fpruden gar nidbt
iber meinen 8odenlobm. oils Damn
Der 5amitag fam ut6 id erolih IL
6Ianfe Collars III meiner &dn6
ibiielt - 5os erite @elb, meI6es ih
nod finfi6briger Mnitrengutlg umb
Mibe ber0ient sbatte ia, % mar
iih olBer mir Dor 6re1tbe. 0bne mid
ln1tge gu be6enfen, elite i6 nod bout
ie, Gegte meiner Mf11tter oos @eD in
ole @am 1tn6 fiel meitern Batter IN
Ole Mrme. nrb met1 @ater 6riide
mid an iein @er5, waiibneb ieine Nn-
gen iid NIT Ebrauen fiillten.. yDn
meiBt nibt, pelde M1rgft mir Deinet,
peeen a11sgeitanoen boben" iagte ers
u8ir 3peifelten nidt an Deiner &in-
6esliiebe, uber in Deinem Sitter oenft
mon felten ttef un0 gibt leidt ben.
@erindungen 1tn9b 6ere1t es IN elmer
groBen 5toot piele gibt. 8ir Ieben
beitdr1oig, 6aB bieIe nrnte glterp bon.
iibren @iit1oern berlaiien iperben, ur6
Ipeir gpbn, mir bnben ge8ittert, niidtt
fiiiir al1ts, iotooern fir Sid. oern eitt
noriidter Mnfang brinet oft nnglld
uber bog garoe 2eben. Mber iebt
bnit Du geaeigt, 6aB Du Seine @lter1r
.ebrt, a1t6 Soft piro Sid reidlih
.onfur iegren." @ebe @ot ieoem
-S&tiTae ~ s@&H eNG3A EIEEHEGNR4HeE
Batter iolde Gltertfreltoenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

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St. Dapib Starr Serbian, @raii-
bent ser 9elnnb-S tanfor6-uniberiitd
in California, Fat fir5lid berednet,
BOP Sic @~ernidtnng eines Meniden-
.lebens In Ben 11elleret1 Rriegerp Sen
.ffriiegfnbrenoen N0iItern i'm Durd-
idniH $4,000 gefoitet fat, unb 6nB
0ieie Soften ii9 I'M 8urenfriege o9ar
Inl1f $4,000 bela11fen baben. Dngegert
.foitet sic grboltung eines Meniden-
lebe1s ourb ia11itGre Mabnabmen IN
Der Observation-Disclosures, Rner ffriiberen
@eib0ble oieies Sentiments, MIR
i$2.43 pro Sabr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

Sa Der idd6nen 3eit, nIs nod ieoeg
Ser beioen &diuier oes @~o11greifeg iei<
11e gut mlggeitnttete @anti1e battes be-
3eidymete man bort gdnnps nIs .Mo-
man Em." Nielteidt be33eidnet mon
in Dem 5onnenblumenitante @anias
Motbtpein uls n9ae6 sSnf Dnourd
ipiiroe bic NeuBerung tpelde einettr
borttgen Metbosiitenpreoiger IN ben
Ma1t16 gelegt miro: CT moIe lieber
rotbe Ginte ianfen, ais Bier trinfen,
6urdaus neritanolid.