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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16
COMING TO COLLEGE
M0RAN'S MINISTRIES
MUSICAL NUMBERS UNDER sU
PERvisIoN OF MR.. CASE, AN
ABLE DIRECTOR.
Celebrities Galore to Participate II
This Affair-Date To Be
Set Later.

Once more a means has been de
vised to pay off some of the indebted
ness of the Athletic Association. This
time it is to be a minstrel show, and
it is indeed a promising one, for Mr.
G. A. Geist, who has proved his capa-
bility by the active parts he has taken
in former performances here at Col
lege, is in charge of the entire show.
Mr.. C. A. Case, the well known bari
tone of the campus, will have charge
of the chorus work and will be the
general musical director of the show.
Mr.. Case is a very able man at this
kind of work, and the expectations of
the cadets, no matter how great, will
certainly be realized by him.
Some of those who will take part
in the minstrel are:
Interlocutor-Ike Ashburn.
End Men-"Dutch" Holm, "Runt"
Hanson, Runge, Arnold, Red" Reid,
Dudley, "Sleu" Holland, and Rev.
Doodleum Creek" Rogers.
Although the program has not been
entirely arranged yet, it will not vary
much from the following:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16
The JeWIer
GOOD ROADS

The greatest chasm between the
producer and the consumer is the mud
hole.
The highwayman takes your money
in spite of yourself. You help bad
roads take 1t.
Without good roads there can be no
development that will be permanent
and enduring.
The elementary principles involved
in improved highways are social and
domestic happiness and business
economics.
Man is made Of dust, and to dust he
must return, but II he lives on a bad
road he must have dust or mud all his
life.
Three things that should receive at
%tention in road making are: First,
grades; second, system; and third,
maintenance.-Homer ID. Wade of
Stamford, Secretary Texas Good Roads
Association.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16
HARVEY HAPPENINGS

On Sunday night at Bright Light
Church a great number of people en-
joyed a lecture by Miss Elizabeth
Moody OF Hillsdale, Michigan. On
Tuesday afternoon Miss Moody met
with the Ladies' Aid Society at the
home of Mrs. ID. C. Buchanan, and
gave an interesting talk on foreign
missions. After the business hour re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wingate Fuller have
our sympathy In the loss OF their
baby. which was laid to rest in Bethel
Cemetery, Rev. ]. NJ. Bullock conduct
Ing the funeral service.
Mr.. ]. B. Todd and family are NOV.
Ing to their new home on Rock
Prairie. We are sorry to lose these
good people out OF our community.
We understand that Misses Ida and
edna Todd will remain here with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II.
Ferguson, until the close of the school
term.
Mr.. McEwen, who has spent several
months here, has returned to his home
in Mississippi.
Mrs. n. s. Clifton and little daughter
have returned to their home at San
Angelo, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. G. Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II. Ferguson spent
Sunday with their on, Mr.. J.. NJ. Fer
guson OF Bryan.
Mr.. Elliott of Cottonwood visited
DIR. and Mrs. Rea last week.
The Bryan visitors last week were
Mrs. w. ID. Yurdley, Mrs. Albert Keith,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Gotham, Mrs. w.
p. Jones and daughter, Misses Hester
H~ensarling, Ruth Blanton, Mr.. Joe
Ransome, NJ. G. Buchanan and C. II. b.
Harvey, Tex, Dec. Is, 1913.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16

Galveston-The Santa Fe Railroad
will expend 81, 900, 900 during the next
twelve months for new equipment for
Texas passenger trains, according to
information received here. The new
equipment consists Of fifty-eight all
steel passenger coaches, tw~enty.four
chair cars, thirty smoking cars, thirty.
five day coaches, fifteen Jim Crow
cars, fifteen steel diners, ten parlor
cars and ten composite cars.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16

Melinda's Wedding Day-Hanson.
Bells in the Light House-Spencer
For You-Brundrette.
Want to Meet the Mar That Wrote
That Melody-Rogers.
My Little Persian Rose-Killough.
Monologue-Wynn.
The Devilish Glide-Rice.
When the Sands of the Desert Grow
Cold-Green.
Sing Me a Song of the Sunny South
Bruce.
Underneath the Cotton Moon
Dudley.
Goodbye, Boys-H. Z. Runge.
I'm a Do-right Woman Lookin' for
a Do-right Man-Holland.
You. Made Me Love You-Arnold.
Included in the first part will be an
address by the well known orator,
Dutch" Holm on 1.-THE Leading Topics
of the Day."
Second Part.
Cadet %quartette.
Fancy dancing by two teams.
"Nigger Sermon" by REV. Doc
dleum Creek" Rogers.
Two numbers will be sung by Case.
Zouave drill.
One or two comedy skits.
Special numbers by the A. and NJ.
College Orchestra under the direction
of Polly E~agleston.
The Accomplishments for the songs
will be played by the well known and
capable pianists, Won Rosenberg and
Dennis.
Special scenery is being painted by
Geist and Redich, assisted by the
architectural students and under the
direction of Coach Moran.
1t is not a certainty that the
Zouaves will have their drill in readi-
for the minstrel show. They are,
however, making every effort to pre-
pare a very short drill.-The Battal-
ion.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16
Forecast.

Forecast.
Bryan and vicinity-Unsettled to.
night and Wednesday; probably rain
warmer tonight; light to moderate
southerly winds.
East Texas-Unsettled tonight and
Wednesday; probably showers: some
what warmer tonight; colder Wednes.
day in the extreme northwest portion.
JOHN DAILY. JR.,
Local Observer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16

Houston-A million dollar Presby-
terrain sanitarium is proposed for this
city, the movement being launched by
prominent Houston Presbyterians.
Over fifty local physicians have volun-
teered to serve on the staff of the in
stitution, and it is understood a large
part of the money necessary has been
raised.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16
TEXAS INDUSTRIAL NOTES
lRx commercial secretaries.l

Pecos-Several commercial organi
cations and irrigation districts in this
section of the State are leading a fight
to secure recognition in the new cur
rency measure for Texas irrigation
bonds as securities in which National
banks may invest and issue currency
on. It is expected that the proposition
will receive much attention from the
committee on banking and currency
and something definite determined in
a short time.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16

of the four recruiting stations located
in Texas, in the cities of Waco, Fort
Worth, Dallas and Denison. This is
the largest number that has enlisted
for army service in some time and
this increase is attributed to the criti'
cal conditions that exist in Mexico.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16

Beaumonh-The candy factory re.
Gently established here by a Louisiana
concern has begun operations and is
business engaged in the manufacture
of popcorn, peanut and pecan bars
and other dainties. This new enter
prise will make its products from ma
terials grown in Jefferson County.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16

Beeville-The Santa Fe Railway has
just completed a new $4,000 depot
at this place and opened it to the pub
lie. This is n of the prettiest brick
buildings in the city and adds consid.
cradle beauty to the civic attractive,
ness of this thriving town.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16

Freeport-The first solid trainload
of sulphur to be shipped from this
place went forward this week owe the
Houston & Brazos Valley Railroad for
eastern points. The train consisted Of
twenty-five cars and the shipment was
estimated at 1000 tons, with a money
value computed at $4,000.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16

Houston - Reorganization of the
Texas Mid-Coast Congress is proposed
at a meeting to be held in Houston
December 16 and II. The congress
will also consider a proposal to make
this city its permanent headquarters
at this meeting.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16

Waco-More than fifty Texas youths
have enlisted in the United States
army during the month of November,
according to E. S. Stewart of the Sec
ond Artillery, and who is in charge
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16

Bishop-All of the new road grading
machinery and equipment ordered for
building forty miles of macadamized
highways in this district has arrived
and is being put in working order.
Work will be in full swing as soon as
the roads are dry.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-16
THE WEATHER

Bryan, Tex, Dec. 10, 1913.
Temperature and precipitation at
Bryan for the t~wenty-four hours end
ing at . a. m. today:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-29
WHAT FOOD KEEPS STAGE STARS so YOUNG?

blespoons of tomato catsup, dash
of Worcestershire sauce, 2 table,
spoons of cream and meat of good
sized crab cut very fine. When
creamy and boiling hot, drop in two
dozen bluepoint oysters; the moment
they crinkle, serve on hot buttered
toast placed on very hot plates.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-29
APPLE MAR MALADE

Take one peck of green sour ap-
pies. Peel and core. Weigh apples
and use an equal weight of sugar.
Cook apples with one pint of water
and two lemons sliced When tender
add sugar. Boil fifteen minutes and
can.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-29

signed his way when 1 first knew
him in Germany"
then recalled that 1 had once
seen the signature on a certificate,
and, looking round the room, found
it framed and hanging ON the wall
OVER THE PIANO. In some occult
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-29
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Boots and shoes are apt to get
hardened when not in use. To make
them recover their original softness,
wash them over in warm water and
then rub castor oil well into them.
After a little while the leather will
become more pliable, and then if the
boots are cleaned and polished in the
usual way they will be easy to wear.
Fruit stains on tabIecIoths can
usually be removed by stretching the
stained part across a basin and pour
ing boiling water, to which little
borax has been added, directly on it.
Then wiring it out, reverse the piece,
and pour more water on the other
side. This plan is most effective.
Mincemeat, after being stored in
glass jars, should have the cover re-
moved occasionally and the mince-
meat stirred. This will prevent it
from becoming hard. If little extra
brandy is added occasionally mince-
meat can be kept fresh for about one
year.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-29
May Irwin.
BY Caroline coe.

. Of course, everyone knows of the
proficiency of May Irwin as cook.
May has published a cook book which
is very popular, and SO well-known
is her reputation that when she de-
cided to turn her home, situated on
an island on the ST. Lawrence, into
hotel, its success Immediately was
assured. This is the way she makes
her famous oysters Catalan:
Put in a double sauce pan heap
ing tablespoon of butter and two ia
blespoons of grated Edam cheese.
When melted and smooth, add 4 ia
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-29

way had conveyed that signature to
the psychic perhaps my mind had
impressed it on the slate!
So much at least WAS ABSO-
LUTELY TRUE.
l could not-nor can / now-ac-
count for this peculiar experience.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
&ir1li1esM a1rihten

s Moreen, 8reitag, feiert Sic Sir
DIE 0os Set Maria @immelfabrt
0asielbe lit ein gebotener 6eiertag.
Mls &igil oes 6eltes lit beute, Dom
nerltag, Elm gebotencr Sat-, uno Ib=
itinen5tag, oagegen lit sic 6reitagsab-
itinen5 am 8eittage felbft aufgeboben,
10 oaB alio ser @enlB bon 6leii6=
ipeiien an 6ieiem Gage geitattet 1T.
* SSn ser unbef ledten @mpfangniB=
firde 5u st. CLOUD miro 6reitag,
Dem Ielte Maria @immelfabrt, Ser
am lesten 5onntag in ser ct. Sobns
Nbteifirde bonn bodm'lten @errn 8i=
idof Srobec IN Sen I'll. Brieiteritan6
erbobene bobm. P. Seboltian Sit, ..
9. g., morgens 10 ubr @ott Dem
@errn fem @ritlingsopfer 6arbringen.
@odm. P. @regor, .. g. g., BON
Midmono> ser als normaliger Bfarrer
Ser unbefl. gmpfangniB9emeinoe in
ct. CLOUD Dem bodp. Yrimi5ianten,
Elm &in6 beiagter @emeinoe, gum
5tuoium nerbalf miro bel ser Sri
mig sic 6eitpreoigt balten.
SSn pergangener 8o6e pur6e in
Ser Stride ser bonn bodm. @errn 81.
Mr5t 81 Sauf Centre p%aitorirten ct.
Yauls -@emeinoe Elm 1el1er Bre6igt=
ltubf, mel6er bon Dem Mltbal1er 6.
@adner aus Ga @roiie, 8iS., ange=
fertigt muroe, aufgeiteut. Mn@ mnr=
De Ser @odoltar nit bier r1ellen Sta=
tl1en, bon oe1ren 6mei anbeten6e en-
gel un6 cine sic 6es beiligiten Ser
sens Seiu un6 oie anoere, bie Ser
III. Mutter Mnna itn6, ge5iert. &an<
5el mie 5tatuen tragen gum inneren
6es @%ottesbauies BET uno
iino 6as @eidenf zines MitglieoeS
ser ct. Hauls=@emein6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

9ranotner Saropare So. lit Der Sea-
me elmer llel,en &orporation, melbe
bier nit einem &apital BON $4,000
gegriinot murbe. Die Mftionare lino
Geo. %. 5bafer, SEQ sc. 5bdfer nno
Mler YranDtner. Sn Ben erlten So
gen miro 5>peds 8eamtenmabl cine
&eriammlung gebalten. @err 8ranot-
ner, mel6er bis oabin einem @iien=
maarengeidGfte in Apon poritano, bat
lette ISOLDE sic @eidaftsleitu,g iiber-
nommer. = 9r. 6. 8atIon bon bier
bat ii9 nit 81. g. q. @ippermann
geibaftli6 perbullocn. 9ie bon benz
p~er1tprbenen Dr. @inter binterlalie-
men Officez@egenitdnoe ml1roen bon
ser llel1en 0oftoren=Iirma gefauft,
uno sic bis oabin in Or. &ation oc=
cllpierten Offieerdlnlidteiten >per=
oen Sen 8eoiirfniiien entipre6e1l6 Der
gr0Bert perocn. OF. @ippermann lit
Elm @raouirter ser Staatsuniperiitat
un6 batte i'm minneapolis 5taotbo=
ipital Mnitellung. MlS beuti6er Mr5t
miro er fir Mlbonp uno l1mgegenb
namcntlid cine erpiinfbte Mcquiia=
ton fem. = &ommen6en Wittmo9
miro Sobn g. Yo1,ng SRI. 0ttilio
@dmingbammer in Ser bteitgen
&farrfirde als 8rant gum Sraual=
tore fiibren. = Srau Mid. &nl5er
uno @obn @eorg bon @ollep, 8aib.,
moren lebte @ode bier 5u einem
flii6tigen 8eiud bel Ser 8omilie g..
sdafer. = l1nier Mntpalt 8orron
NOR letten Sreitag nod ct. @lo11o,
er ols @orpoiten auer, sic oaS
@ourtbous nod Mlbanp ber1egt ieben
modten, feline Siiblborner %ousitredte.
. Beter &rafer bot iid BON fetnem
2ei6en, bos Elm meber Mrm peruria4=
tie, mieoer erbolt. = S. g.. @lepe1anb,
melder nnldngit fem @%aarentrons=
portgel6aft oen Matb. g. @inter
fG1tfli9 iiberlieB, bot fem &eim pie<
ser na6 Mpor berlegt, bon no er Dor
bierber fam. = Samilie
geif. Doung fat ibr @eim in Die 8ob=
nung 6es @hmiegerbaters Sadel per<
leqt, Dos fiir5lid @igentbum ser
Doungs Gamilie pnr6e.
Stem M1tnid.
Mnfongs letter ISOLDE tpnr6e in
oieler gfadbaridaft &oggen nno Ger
tie georoi9en. Gas grgebniB mor
Elm redt 5ufrie6eniteaenbes, bradte
bic @er1te ia 40 811idel unb Ser &og=
9en SO gui9el per Mder. Dienitog
letter ISOLDE erfranfte 6rau Setter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

Nooemaber gang pl0bli6; Der berbei:
gerufene Ar5t erfldrte Bic &ranfbei1
als Tolge zines SdIaganfalles, Dor
Dem lid 6ieielbe mittlerfpeile pie.
Ger erbolt bot. - SRI. Mngela 2uder
beiinoet iid in 6en 3miaingsitaoten
61 einem permanot= nno freunoibaft-
liben 9efl1de. : Ycter Don mn1
@einrid 5troring bon 2aitrup maren
anf einige Gage bier bel Der Gami=
lie @ermam Stroring gu @aite. =
Meire @rpbe.
6rall @li1abetb @elIe, melde cine
6arm nobe 2o1trup in Morri1on SO.
f0nfli6 in ibren Belib bradte, lit auf
ibr nelleS gigentbum umge5o9en, uno
bas ourd) ibren lln3ug pafant getpor=
oene 9auS miro iebt bon g. Sdneioer
aus Safe George bemobnt. - 6ra1
Mnton @arbing Don Californian, mel=
DIE einen Monat lang bel Der SAINT
lie Eeter Sono 81 @aite mar, lit Mit=
tie letter 8ode beimgefebrt. = SRI.
@pa Sieben, Sodter Ser 6rau Wa=
ria Sieben, lieet INNER nob gefdbr=
lid erfronft nieber. - 81. Sat-
mann bot bon Sobn Spdtb Elm &C.
ipann 8fer6e nit @efdirr uno Suit
ibe fir $500 9efauft. = 81 ieinem
81. @ebnrtSta9e muroe Soiepb Me=
per bon BEN Mitelieoern unierer Mu=
liffapelle NIT einem StGnb9en be-
ebrt; Ser @erenaoe folgten einiee
redt geieuige 5tnnoen. = Die Ser
rem Mufifer freuer lid ibrer id0nen
l1niformen uno Dos nit &e6t, oenn
iie ieben rebt 16mud in ben bla11en,
goloborbirten Mn5iigen aus. - Sn
elmer lebte @o9e eebaltenen Ser
iammlun9 Ser Direftoren Ser @riin=
molb Stootsbonf muroe DEM @einri6
S6ulte, Der bier Elm S6anfge=
16att betreibt, Die &a11trer1telle Der
8anf aneeboten, nn6 er bat sic linn
a11gebotene Sfferte angenomnen =
81. gn9elboro uno 6rau mare11 lebte
8ode in ct. @lou6, mo- iie Ser
Ser 6rou @n9elbar6, Die iid
ct. @opboels @oipital befinbet,
einen Sc u6 er1 tatteten.
Melroic.
Sci ei11em Montog p%er9aneener
Wod)e in Ger 81. Bonifa5ius= Stride
bonn bodm. @errn 6. 5dirmerS ge=
baltenen 8rautamte lieBen ii6 fir'S
aeben bereinigen &obert Comb un6
SRI. CLARA 0rbed, So6ter Ser bier
pobnen6en 6amilie SoiepbSr bed, BEL
Der nod Der firhlidenGeier i'm .&reife
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

elmer beiteren @aitei@aar Elm &c:
mitblides &od5eitsfeit gefeiert pur:
De, 0as gu Den ber5li6ften @liidtpin.
19en @eranlaliung CAB. Dos iun9e
Yaar miro bier 8obnung nebmen.
uno oaB eS bemielben am eigenen
SCRIBE itets moblergeben m0ge, lit Der
nadtraglide @unid beS ~Noro1tern.
: SSn Der 5amilie @m. &ran5 itellte
ii6 Elm munteres Maod)en Elm. M0ge
bas &ino Sen @ltern nur Breu6e be-
reiten! = sc. 6. 5dilt lit ber nel1e
Great Nortbern Stationsagent;S 60.
@art bot bel Der Greet Nortbern
Bobngeieuidaft Die 5telle zines
8ei6eniteuers ubernommer. - Be=
ter Sleeper bon Minot, 81. @, NOR bier
gu einem adt Gage langen 8eiude
bel ieinen @ltern, &errn Nif. Sleeper
uno 1rau. - Or. g. 81. @ilbert uno
@attin iinb BON elmer nod &pegale,
Monat., gemadten, 5tpei @oden a11=
6auern6en 8eludStour mieoer 6abeim
eingetroffen. = s. g. @orren bat
fem 56ubgeid0ft in Dos 8enoler
@ebauoe perlegt. = Der in @ebron,
g. g., in elmer 8anf als @ebilfs=
%faifirer angeitellte 6ron5 Sbll trof
Mitte lebter ISOLDE bier gu einem Sc
iu9e elm. 9ien1tog bat er SRI. @tbel
Cannon bier OILS 8raut 5um Sroual=
tore gefiibrt. M0ge Dem jungen Boo=
re sic reu betreterre 2ebensbabn cine
ltets geebnete fem! = SIR uno 6ran
Se1ir Blettle bon 8oncouper, s.. g.,
b%efin6en ii6 bier 81 8eind Der 81
tern, @errn unb Srau Mler. 8olter.
2ei6er purben Ole 6reuoen oes 8ie=
6eriebens 6ur6 BEN SOD 6eS 1teben
Monate alten Go6terbens Der So
mile Y1ettle getrubt. Dos &inb mur=
oe Breitogmorgen bon Der ct. 8oni-
fo5ius=&irde aus beer6igt. - 5reo.
&leber bat letten 8reitog cine 5tpei
Bo6en LANCE @afan5 angetreten, Die
er in ct. Yaal, Chicago uno Dulutb
perbringt. = @err Sobn &oiden nn6
fem 2anosmonn @las iinb bon Der
nod Sosfatoon, Gambia, eemadten
8einhsreiie 5uriidgefebrt. Dem jun
gen Sngenieur bon Mltenbefen IN
@eitpbalen, @a1t bes @errn S0i6en,
bot es in Canada iebr gut g%efalen.
Bird lafe.
@roBmutter Zimmerman lit Der
art erfronft, bob mon I'M ibr 2eben
befMrdtet. - Mn6reas @ation nn6
SRI. &oio Berfins BON ct. Saul un6
Sron @ubert Sieloff bon Seattle,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
Gus Der nmeeeeno.

MbDn.
Mn1 pergangenen Sonntagna6nlit=
tag bat I'M porgeridten Sitter bon Sc
Sabren Sobann Yeter Sbielman1, be-
items auf oen unpermeioli9en Gang
in Die gpigfeit borbereitet, Dos 3eit=
li9e gelegnet. Der @erltorbene pur=
oe i'm Suit 1927 inn &reis 8ittburg,
&egierungSbe5irf Srier, Deuti6lano,
gebore11, bon noe er i'm Sitter BON %
Sabren in oieie5 2att0 fam u. in Seem
Dorf funf Sabre iein Seim batte, mo-
er jid nit Margaretba Ma6temeS
perbeiratbete nno balo na@ber iein
@eim nod Mftnneiota perlegte. M6t
Sabre bebielt er ieinen @obniib I'M
Conn ct. @enbel BEL uno 5og baum
nit ser 6amilie na6 Mpon, mo- er
mobnbaft blieb, bis Der 500 i'm in
Die gmigfeit entfiibrte. Gor 16 SAT-
ren cling linn feline @attin in Ste
gmigfeit ppra11, II. er batte ieitoem in
ser 6amilie 1eines Sobnes Sobann,
melder beS @aters 6arm be5og uno
bearbeitet, Elm a%ngenebmes Sboad,
n11ter tpel9em er Damn au6 Die Mmgen
gum euigen Sdlummer idlob. Ser
Ser torbene berba11D nit Dem linn a11=
%geborenen beuti6en 6leiB einen nn=
perlpiil tli6en @umor nno Elm redt ge=
le1iges @eien> SOS i'm au6 nod I'M
porgeriidten Sitter als einen eolen
beuti9en Gbarafter fenn5etdnete.
8ie er's in meltliGen 9lngelegenbel=
ten aber iebr ge11au nabn1, 10 EFF re6t
in religiolenL baber er leinen &in<
oern uno allen, Die init inn umgang
pflegte1l ltets Elm nadabmenspertbeS
9eiipiel CAB. Son oQen, oie i'm mo-
fer farnten, mar er tpie BON ieinen
M11geborige11 geadtet unb itets germ
begriiBt, unb mo INNER fem Mome
genanrt tpur6e nno einen guten Slang
batte, miro linn Elm %eeiegnetes Mn6et=
fen erbalten iein. 1ob mani III oem
alten Eapa Sbielman11 einen gnten
Mann 5u @robe trug, belpieS Die gro
BE Meni6enidaar, sic berbeigeeilt
NOR, UNI linn am Mittpob Morgen
beim 8eerdbniiie, oas nod einem tn
ser Bfarrfir9e bonn bodm. P. 2eon=
borb, .. g. s., gebaltenen &equiem
inn 8eiiein bes ct. 8eneoiftus= Man<
nerpereins, beiien e%brentpertbes Oeit<
glieo er gemeien, itattfan6, Den let=
ten gbren6ien1t 81 ertpeiien. Nebit
bem genannten gobne Sobann, bon
oeiien &au1e aus 6ie 8eeroigung itott-
fan6, betro11ert Sen 500 6es guten
@aters sic Eodter 8rau 9eif. Sdmitt
aus 6em Sotpn Mpo11. Nebit 6ieien
binterlqBt ser Dabingei6teoene nod
einen 8rnoer, 2eonar6 Tbielmann
in 81. @lou6. Moge Ser @eritorbene
ruben in 6rie6en!
Nlbanb.
Sobonn s9mingbommer bon bier
erbielt BON ieinem 8ruoer Setter BON
N}t. Carmel, SC. g., oie tro1trige
Nadridt, oab oeiien iiingiter Sobn
Setter, ser ei1en beftigen Mnfaa BON
Nbeumatisn1uS bette, na6 einem oret=
tp0@entliden ldtperen 2ei6en, mobl-
borbereitet fir sic grobe 9feiie in Die
.@migfeit, g%eitorben lit. St errei6te
eiu Sitter bon 90 Sabren. - S6Gfer-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

Das 8eamfort @ptel, 11rter 11el1er
8etriebsleitung, tit, iebt better aIs lie.
Spre6t Bel nnS Dor, tpenr ibr in Ser
Sta6t iei6. Baggage @eriorgune
fret. 81. 8. Greer, gigenthiimer.