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Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14

Mauchesfer.--JOhn Musinsky, nine teen years old, stepped in front Of 2 freight train at the Manchester sta ton. vas knocked down. and died % minutes lafes Musinsky. who xas employed by Cheney Brothers al their silk mIIlss gas q passenger on the train that arrives at the Manchester station from South Manchester each evening al e.z0. He was standing on the platform Of the car. and as il drew into the station jumped of, intending 10 cut across the tracks 10 the west Of the station and go home. He did not notice the freight train coming down from the east, and as he jumped from the South Manchester train he stepped ia front of the freight train. which vas travelling at a high rate Of speed Although there were many others getting of the train none saw him hit. and t was the raffiing Of the dinner box on the hard ground that attracted the attention Of the other passengers An examination showed that death was caused by a fractured skull. be having been hit just above the right eye He was also injured internally. While the doctor vas working over him the news Of the ae- cident reached the home Of the in jured man and his mother. aceompsn- jed by his vife. to whom he was mar ried short time ago, arrived al the railroad station and there was 8 dis sraSs5ng scana srhan they rpenguiz1d how serious the accident was Muslin sky was a Pole. and he had been in this country about ten years.
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14
pr. Robinson Wants Divorce.

New Haven.-Suit for divorce was filed in tee Superior Court by Dr. Paul s, Robinson, prominent physician, against his wife, Jennie s. Robinson. lntolerahle cruelty is alleged. Dr- Rob inson is the son of the late Professor William c. Robinson who was for years member of the Yale Law School Faculty and later dean of the law department of the Catholic Uns versity in Washington. D. c.
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14
Personal

william II Lewis. the negro lasyer ef Eesion. resigned as Assistant Al terDey General
 Adare#slng ihe Washington ' A. C 4 Secretary of State Hryan said tsotherhood is the only foundation for fnseTFationai peace
 EnrloD Canso. the tenor. testified in BFookiyu against man accused of having frleA Co obtain sl5.oo0 from hlm Bg bIaekhant threats
 Miss 2 Florence Clair. daughter Of L aealfhg Brooklyn manufacturer. began 10 make plans % open q clinic ia $ ahaffaH fer poor children a8iiet- sd th infantile paralysis similar to the cae she has lu Brooi 3n
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14
Low Wages for Laeemakino.

The handmade lace industry is i'm portant in Belgium, but has been fe tured by the adv0t of the machine made product There are about 50 900 women. mostly working women. in East and West Flanders, peasants fn the country districts, who produce lace valued at about s4.s25. 900 yearly. The wages of these workers are only 90 10 80 cents a day.
 Horse's Long Fast.
 A horse recently passed fourteen days in cave in Oklahoma without food or water and. although 1t lost 500 pounds in weight through the fast, II quickly recovered after it was res cued. The cave was concealed by blanks and these broke as the horse walked across. The owner supposed that the horse had been stolen. and Its presence in the cave was discov- cred by chance
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14
General

Twenty thousand makers Of chil- erens and misses dresses have gola CT strike in New York.
 The United States Supreme Court sset without giving any decision in the important rate cases or the news taper publicity law.
 Managers of large business institn- tiona ia Chicago admitted they could ray all the girls in their employ sz a Gay.
 It vas announced the newly organ bed Celtic League of America will censor office seekers bearing Irish fauea.
 As result of the summerlike Seasher ia New York. more than tee.. tev persons visited Coney Island
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14

ly is very undesirable to do so.
 One feature about this plan that will strike egerybody favorabiy is the possibility of building II for about sf s00 h these times of advancing prices, no one expects much of house for any such price. A man would have to manage very carefully 10 get this house for that amount or money: but fl can be done in localities where building materials and labor can be had at reasonable prices. and provided the owner understands how 10 take advantage of such conditions.
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14
Arr.ssea on Serious Charge.

Willimantic - Charles Andrew. 25 years old. Of Bristol, was arrested by Police Lieutenant Killourey on com pIaInt of the parents Of Rose Kelley, ls years cid. She is 10 become the mother Of a child in two weeks. and says that Andrew Is the father When the alleged seduction is said to have taken place the girl was only 15 years old. Andrew Is married and his wife lives in Bristol shortly after the al leged crime Andrew left Willimantie and the girls parents were unable to find him. Andrew came 10 Williman- lie to visit friends. and he was seen by the parents of the girl They im- mediately notified the police, and An drew vas arrested. He attempted 10 get bonds but was unable to do so.
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14
Salt Roasted Pumpkin seeds.

In some of the rural districts of Macedonia the peasantry consume large quantities of pumpkin seeds, salted and roasted brown The taste Of this nut" like the taste of caviar, is an acquired vice and some persons never succeed in acquiring it-New York Press.
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14
Ward snr the Doo

Society women criticised for fon- ding dogs" said newspaper head ments, 1t is not just 10 criticise a woman for enjoying the society of her dog until you have seen her bus band"
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14
Vote Against Consultation.

Norwalk.-The plan to consolidate Norwalk and South Norwalk was de feated by vote of $40 to So6 at a town meeting. and the towns repre- sentatiyes in the Legislature were in struetsd to recall the bill now in the Legislature for that purpose. Three previous town meetings have voted in favor Of consolidation.
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14
candle Starts Fire.

New Haven.-The old. old story of taking candle into clothes closet was responsible for the calling out of the fire department in response to an alarm from box Ie2, at Prince and La fsyet;e streets. The fire was in the house al No Io5 Hill street. owned by Michele Troiano and occupied by c. Caaells- The damage was slight
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14
Would Take an tisIress Nor

Once more someone takes the trouble 10 tell us that there was a real Mary with a real lamb that went to school. And when you remember how much lower meat was in 1874. it isn't so hard tc believe.-Milwau- kee Journal
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14

good old times" when luxuries ap- preached closely to what We call prf- vations. in order 10 appreciate what We now have
 We could live as the early pioneers did. in one-room houses built with an ax: but We should rather not do 1t In the winter time. There are, how ever, few principles that were work ed into those early habitatfons that we cannot get away from. and we do not want to. One is the opsn-air free dom. the light and cheerful setting Of trees and clearing. and the open fire place. the cheerful warmth of which still fingers in our hearts as a heri- tage from primeyal days.
 As this house is SC feet wide and the projections al the roof gables are extra. it needs considerable room. The law has decided that you must not hang your roof ever your neighbor's ground, so il would be impossible 10 ---- -@'- -- narrow-minded
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14

ing circumstances. and changes in
 families are continually taking place. II Is customary, under certain condi- uons, to build 6 house larger than necessary. and to leave some rooms unfinished to save expense at the time or building; but fl is quite unusual 10 ssiect plan with the expectation of making alterations h fact. 1t usual-
Putnam patriot., 1913-03-14

uV ioe If you want to build or ,h,. s-n. you must have room enough ,o ioos out in every direction.
 There is another
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

ten, muB lie ben air6er11 sic Ggiften5
oes lebenoen gaters berihpeigen,
tpin tie nibt III Sic reinen &inber.
ber5en oenielben &ab, 6teielbe Nbnei.
.gnrg perpflan5en, 6ie in Der eigenen
Brult 10 bell lobert.
ltnb mo gar bie Mlltter Der pflidt-
pergeffene Gbeil it, mo- fie eS 1T, Die
i'm itrdfliden 2ei6tiinn ibr &i11b per<
laBt, ~ nelde i6pere 5bul6 la6t
nidt 10 eiue M11tter auf fid, untilg.
bar ourds ga1rse 9ebenl rn6 es
f0n1ten bod 10 pielen &inbern @ater
un6 Wutter erbalten, 10 bielen Chen
Sriebe unb @lid bemabrt bIeiben,
nen11 belize @atten iener @flidt ei11=
geoent pdiren, bte ibnen Ser 2ebens>
bnnb auferlegt:: 2iebet chamber!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
Nau1iltenffeiS.
Die 6ra,1 III ibrer &dnsli6feit.

Das ~beritdr1oige nngeben mil; benz
erporbenen ginfommen 1T 5u elmer
gebeiblide1 Sauspirtbibaft ebenio5
unerlaBli6 nie bas sparen ielbit.
Musgaben in elmer Sdrsltdfeh
belteben, mie audi bic Mrbetten IT
berielben, aus ether Settle bon &llei-
nigfeiten. @eraoe 6teie itnb es, Die
qr0bere @nmmer ausma6en, als bic,
Ie 6rauen glauben. 8etl es ebe11
n1r @leinigfeiten ftnb, meroen lie tue.
Mig beadtet, pabrenb Sic gr0Beren
Musgaben rab allen 5eiten ertpogen
un6 nod benz @i1fommen geregeH
mer6en. Mebr nod tpie Der Maan
mub Sic Graa periteben, gu iparetl.
Str lieet es Of, Die fleinen al1tdgli-
den Musgaben al beitreiten, bic gum
oebengunterbolt notbmenoig iinb
Durd lire Singer gleiten unbemerH
mande 8ennies, auf Die iie fet1t be-
ion6eres @etpi6t legt, un6 sic iih
sod nod unb nod 81 elmer beoel1te1t<
Ben &0be iteigern.
Dus 6u6nament bes bdltsliden
@ludes berubt auf @leinigfeiten, bic
5ulammengenommen elm mi@ttgeS
@anaes biI6en. Mande Sausfrm.
fann ii6 ni@t genug tbun in &ii6e,
IN Seller, ibren Mienen iit ftets Ser
lStempeI iberbiirbeter Nrbeit aufge~
6ridt. Gin u3upiel" 1T au6 bier
ni6t angebrabt. Die Srau mub an6
0arauf beoabt fem, ibrer umgebung
einen Sa119 bon 8ebaglibfeit 5u Der.
Ieiben. Gin GROCER She'll bes balls>
liden @liides bdngt 6apon ab. Sm<
mer muB file 3eit fin6en, benz beim-
febrenoen @atten cine Seterftunoe 5u
bereiten, 3eit finoen, a116 anf &tn@
6erfreuoe nnb @in6esleib ein5nge-
ben. Die eigene &d1sIidfeit ion fir
Sen @atten Sic Stdtte Beg @obliei1s
un6 Ser 3%ufrie6enbeit iein, tpo aner
@aoer f6meigt, mo er 8eritanoniB
un6 Ebeilnabme an %feinet S~ntereiien
fin6et. Sc ion ibm iein Sous ett
uDabeim" i'm mabren Sinne BEG
@ortes iein.
6reiIi4y Sic Mufgabe elmer Grau
lit ni6t immer leidt, iie miro piele
gteine fi11ben, Sic in ibrem Wtr-
fungsfreis liegen; 5teine, bie ibre
6MBe blutig riben, aber fie burfe1 lie
bo6 ni6t abbalten, als edte, redte
5ran ibrer &di1slidfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01


oenten NiIion unb benz Rabinett
18Idne 5nr Grnennllng elmer SOM
MILTON bon Sngenterren porgelegt,
melde oas uberidtpemmte @ebiet in
Ohio 11nteriuden iolen um Die l1rfa-
den Ser groBen Rataitropbe gu ent-
oeden u11b Mabnabmen our Berbu-
tung bon Bieberbolllngen IN gmpfeb.
lung 81 bringen. Die in 8oriblag
gebradte &ommiiiton uiir6e ielbit-
peritdnolid nit SSngenieurert in ben
peridie6enen iiberflutbeten Diitriften
arbeiten, UNI iid m0glidit eenal1e sStr-
formationet1 gu iidern. Mogli6er-
meiie piir6e ii6 Sic gbdtigfeit Der
&ommiiiion nidt Bios auf ben idiff-
barren 1beil oes Ohio beidranfen,
ionoerar au6 auf feline Nebenfliiie
ausoebne,l, nel@e ia 6ie grobten
|gdaoelt an9eridtet baben. ~ Der
Hrdiibent u11o bas &nbinett iol(en 1id
nit Ser Mbiidt 6es &riegsiefretGrs
etrDerl tanoen erfldrt' bober1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

&efanntli6 bat Ser 8iI4of bon
a%uremburg, Migr. Scopes, Dor 5tpei
Monate1 ben @ldubigen sic 2elung
u1lo 1nteritiitung bon feds fir9en<
feinoli@en @Idttern ftreng %perboter.
Darmuter befinoet ii@ aud Dos libe-
rale 8%arteibIat u2a11rembnrger 3ei-
t,1ng," beiien gerleger 6araufbin ben
8ii9of Dor @eri6t berflagte nnb et11e
bobe @ntiddoigungSiumme foroerte.
Das .liberaIe 8latt bot a116 feline Sc
treuen aufgeforoert, ibm iiber oas,
mas ibnen in Ser Oferbei@t iiber Die
2eftiire Ser bon Ser firden Sbrig<
felt perbotenen 8eitungen gefagt NOR
Ben lei, 5u beridten. SSebt lit Die
Mms1pibelei gum @Ditem erboben mor<
Sen, Elm UNI 10 nidtsmirbigeres Sp-
item, als Sic Mngegrihenen nrter fei-
men Beoing11ngett 5rt ben 8ebanptnn~
gen Ser Spibel 5telung nebmen forte
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

gln ser uniberittdt 9arparo ion
oemnad{t Elm 2ebrftubl fir MiB nno
&nmor erri9tet neroen. gean bat
man freili@ btsber %geglanbt, Der
@ib miiie bon ielber fon1men nro
gum &umoriiten mMiie man geboren
leit1 aber Dos iino mobl beraltete Mn-
iidten. Man bat friiber ia ou9 ge-
gla1bt, gum SSol1rnaliiten mniie man
geboren fem, troboem erribtet man
in nnferer 3eit Sournolifteni@llen,
un6 es ion 2eute geben, Die ibren @r-
folgen nit grpBen Grmartu1ge1 cut
gegenieben. Mlio mesbab ni6t au9
cine gdule fir @ib uro &umor2
S6o1 Der bloBe @eoanfe an Die
@riino11ng iti1nmt frobli@, benr er
8eigt, baB es tpenigftenS in &arparo
nod 2elte gibt, bie fiji bie geiitige11
8eourfniife unierer 3eit oas redte
geritdnontB baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

Snn MnidlnB an sic in ben 1830er
SSabren in Manbeim regelmabig ber'
on1talteten Maifeite, sic aus BOLTS
feitartigen Darbietnngen, m11iifalis
i9eu @eranitaltungen, fleineren Mns'
itelnngen n1to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Marften beitan6en un6 Der MnlaB
our @inridtl1ng Ser beriibmten
Mannbeimer Bferberetnen nno 1es
sbiltorii9en Maimarftes getpeien iino,
beabIi6tigt Der Mannbeimer Ser.
febrsperein NIT l1nteritubung 6er
5tootpermoltl1ng in ben 8agen bonn
A. Bis Is. Mfai 5. S. nie6er Elm Wfai-
felt gu peranitalten, baS bon % an
lta11oig iabrlid mie6erfebren ion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
gl1s Sem 2eben @aibinatun's.

@abren6 6es amertfanil6en 8e.
freiungSfrieges tpur6e etnes Cages
Elm Erllpp 5oloaten unter benz Be
felt zines l1nteroffi5ieres beooroet, ei.
|nige 8%oumitdmme a1f feline 8ruit-
mebr 511 bringen. Die 8d1tn1e fon11,
ten nur nit @@mierigfeit auf ibrerr
Nlat gebra6t meroen; beito GROCER
mar nun o116 Ser Offer 6e8 nrteroffi<
5iers, feline 2e11te burd 8orte, ober
nidt 6nr9 sic Gbat, 5l1r Mrbeit an.
5nfeuert1.
NI0bli6 eri9ien ein Mann bod at
RoB. Mls er iab, tpte bie 2ellte iib
10 iebr abmiibten ftteg er bonn Hfer>
oe, trat a1f ben l~tnteroffi5ter 31 1ro
|fragte oenfelben, parum er ni6t nit
&on6 anlege. Dieier tparf ii6 in oie
fBruit unb fagte: uMiein Serr, ib
BIN ein GorporoIl" - uMb! enti6ul-
oigen Sic" erpi6erte ser Grembe,
uoas muBte id nidt." Ct 5og ebrer-
btetig ieinen SUIT ab nnb fragte: r9ie
meroen mir mobl erlal1bem @err Cor.
poral, 6aB i6 eth me1ig Sano nit
%anlege?"
Sbne anf elite Mntmort 81 marte11,
trat er 5u Sen 5ol6aten un6 bob,
BIS tim Ser ShmeiB bon Der Sttrne
lief. Madoem man ben 8auniitamm
IN Sic getpini9te Gage gebradt batte,
trot er a11f ben 8efeblsbaber gu l11to
Iiogte at ibm: uMfein &err gorpo.
raj! tpenn sic lie nieoer cine folde
borte Mrbeit baben, 10 i6iden Sic
in's &anptquartter nod Sbrem Ober>
befeblsbaber;; 6ann tper6e id TONNES,
un6 Sbnen belfen."
Der Corporal fdb %eritalnt olf nro
erfante in benz Ma,1ne, melhe Dor
linn ftano, ben General @aibingtpt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
selbaloie 2iebe.

@on 8eit gu 8eit erfdeinen IN ben
8Iattern itatiitifde Mnspeiie, mel6e
iiber 6os 2eber nn6 gretben unieres
@olfes Mnfidlub eeben. Inter oen
marfanteIten Daten itebt oas Ser
3ei6niB Ser @beideioungen obenan.
2ar1t 6ieiem tpnroen I'M Sabre 1912
iiber 100000 @bebinoniife allein IN
Sen 8ereinigten Staaten gelof;; cine
eridreden6 bobe 8nbl;, mel6e ttefe
|@6atte1 cuff Sic oberfldbIi6e nno.
Idiiige MoroI nirft, nm TO- beoeaf.
lidere 51atter1 nber, mertt man tpet'
ter bort, bob ba6ur6 tnebr alS TO-
600 @in6er, 5umeiit inter 9 Sobre1,
tbeilmeife oes @aters, Der M11tter be-
ro11bt m1trben.
Mag ol1d Ser groBere Sben folder
@befdeionngen aus nr1baltbare,t
uebelItG116en reiultieren, mag IN ben
meiiten 6dnen ein unfrieoli6es So
milienleben Dem einen o6er 6em att-
BERN Ser Gotten oerart our Dual ge<
mor6en fein, BOB cine Erennu1g als
ein3ig moglider Musueg erfdien 10
fin6 namentli9 in Der @egentpart
bod an5upiele 8ertpurfniffe auf Iet@t<
iinnig nn6 unbeoadt gef6loifere
Chen 3urnd3ufubren.
Mirgenb fonft in 5ib%iliitierten
|@taateu miro benz il1ngen Warne Die
@beIdlieBmng 10 leidt gemadt, mie
in Mmerifo, pielei6t bon benz bolfs-
mirbf6aftIi6en 5tan6prttfte ol1sge<
bend, 6ab Elm 2anb nod Dem MaBe
ieines 6arniIieniton6es erftarH, aber
aud nirgenos pir6 cine in io5ialer
@iniidt 10 bobtuidtige SSniititr1tio1 10
miBbrondt nn6 geibdbigt, mie 1T
6em geprieienen 2an6e Ser Breibeit.
@enn fdon f~in6erloie Gbepaare
bas 8ono, oas fie fiirs 9eben eit1e11
|ionte, 5erreiben, neil ibnen Der &c,
meiniame 2ebenspeg gu bei6perli6
erideint, - 90, no Dem 8ur16e@in<
Ser e1tfproiien finb, follte inb miBte
6as Gbepanr Dor benz Sbritte Der
Erennrurg anriidfiidreder, nm Der
@in6er miIet1, Die ibr 3ertpnrfniB at
8aifen madt.
@etpiB, elmer Der beiben Gotten
tpir6 INNER Ser MnfIaget1oe, Der Set
benbe fein, uro Der san6ere lit Der
Igbuloige, - aber ob 6teier Nun Der
Maant ober bic grm1 1T, 6as nrre#
miro baoa1rd beriddrH, bab Der I'm
frie6e Sic arn1en rnidnloigen Ri11oer
trifft, barter unb tiefeit1greiferoer,
als Ser Sob es berr1ag, benin mob.
ren6 sic Mutter bic 4leiner 1ebrer1.
tam, Sic $6r1be 81 faIten urto liebe-
bon Fit ben pe~rjtorbel1en Batter 81 be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

Cine 5tatiitif Der beri9ieoenen Ste
I%ligionen IN &ana6a ergibt f~olgenoes
&einltat: SIN Sabre 1901 COB es
bort 16,401 Sl16en, 10 Sabre ipdter,
1911, NOR ibre 3abl auf 1864 ge-
itiegen. Set 1911 Fat ii6 sic iirae,
litii6e @inpobner3abl aber nod ge-
iteigert. Die meiiten SSl1oen 5dblt sic
8ropin5 Quebec: BORT baben iid sic
Su6en in Ben 10 Sabren INN $4,000
permebrt. gea9 6iefer Statiitif gibt
es gegen Is proteitantiide 5eften.
Die &atbolifen betrager Al Bro5ent
Ger @eiammtbeb0lferung; Die Mngli-
faner Is 8ro5ert; sic Metbooiften
II Nro5e,tt; sic Bresbpterianer Is
@ro5ent unb sic 8nptiiten s Nroaent.
Man 5dblt in @ar1aoa a11genblidIid
|2,633,041 @atbolifen; 1,115,324
8resbpterianer; 1,O79,892 Metbooi-
item; 1,948,041 Mnglifaner; 382,=
666 8aptiiten; 74,564 SSoen; 1918
Doufoboers; 18,843 Mitglie6er Der
@eilsarmee; 1924 l1nitarier. SS11 ben
lebten Sabren bat fi9 Sic fatbolifde
8epolferl,ng nm 6O8,441 5eelen
permebrt, mdbren6 sic M%nglifaner eli
ne 8ermebruttg bon 361,524, Sic
2tberaner Isl, 3 Sic Metbooiiten
163,006; Die &resbpterianer 272,-
882 Mitglie6ern erfubren. 9as groB-
tie @in6ernib fir Sic Nusbreitnng ser
fatboliiden Stride in &ana6a, bie
grobte @efabr it; al1ber BET 8roielD-
tenmaderei Ser Bresbpterianer, Me-
tbo0iften, Der INSTRUMENTATION
@%erfibrung un6 Der ortbo6oren @ro-
Epagan6a unter Ben eingetpan6erten
fatboIifben @lttbenen, bie INNER
mabien6e 3abI ser gemiidten Chen.
8enn bier nidt bal6 ein StiGitat,o
eintritt,
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:Snterenantes Muerlei

Sn1 perfloiienen Sabre fino menig<
items oreiaebn angIifanii@e @eiitlide
3ur fatbolii9en Stride Mbergetrete11.
ginige oieier 9erren itanoen 1T ibrer
.Sefte IN b0ditem anieben, anoere
batten 1id in Ser 2iteratur 2orbeeretl
errn1gen. Die anglifaniiden 8ene=
biftiner, sic iid fiir5lt6 our fatboli-
Iden Stride befebrt baben, itno liter
11ibt mitge5dblt.
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Gtneerede.
Ser iid bes Arrae,, e%rbaru1et, Der
Ieibet bent Germ.

. gs mar @inter. Marie ltanb an
6eniter nnb iab our6 Sic S6eiben
nod 8ater u1b M11tter aus. Us
oammerte idon; tie batter ii9 Der
ipatet. Da flopfte Semaro on bic
Saustbur. sic bordte nrb borte, tpie
2ile, Die Magb, einen 8ettler nit rali-
be,nt @orten abtpies. Mls bieielbe an
sen 6enitert1 borbei8ing, bemertte
Marie, baB es Elm iebr alter Man11
mar, ser it@ sic Sbrdnen bon ben.
@angen piidte. SSrn 9en iprang tie
bina1s unb Tim nod. r2ieber Maar"
ipra6 iie in ber3li6em Gone, yoas
Maoden par rebt rob, bier neb,nt,
mas id gu6 geben fan1l." Da11tt
oriidte iie ibm Elm Silberitiid in bic
&ano, oas iie erit ielbft gei@entt be-
fam, nnb ebe er MIR gum Dnnter
fommen fonnte, NOR fte f9on tpteoer
5uriid.
galb Darauf fomen 6ie Gltern, uno
es NOR Morie, als nare lett TIRE
Sreube 6oppelt 10 groB. rWir Bile
ben Sir lpobl beirabe gu lange a1ls?"
fraqte Sic Meutter, naber mir babert
Oil aud ettpas S@ones mitgebradt.
Die Gante f@iH Dir Elm i@ones @e-
{denf; LAB es Sir bonn Softer geben,
er bat es in fei11em Eai6enbu9e."
Ser 8ater bette idon mabreno Die
SHUTTER 6ies er3dblte, barna6 gell1bt
u,p6 fornte oas Eaidenbu9 nibt fin-
sen. @r par gar8 beitir5t. r8enn
oas perloren III, befornmen Mrs
nidt tpie6er," iprad ct, i11oem er mob
immer iu4te.
$50 ba5t Dn eS BENT 5ulest ge<
lbraudt?" fragte sic Mutter 11adIia-
memo - 20 beim &udenbader," fnbr
file. fort.
uMiidtg," beriebte er, un6 % fted-
te i6 es bier in 6teie 9ai9e, = iett
aber lit es fort nn6 nit linn bierta11-
ieno Gbaler nn6 nod mebrere lo11s
itige @ertbpapiere."
Man tpuBte ni6t, pas gu tbu1;
enoli6 mo1te Ser @ater mieber fort.
gebeu, als es an 6ie &bMre flopfte.
Serein trat ser ar1ne, alte Wora.
|Sein er1ter 8lid fiel anf Marie, Der
sic Sbranen in Ben Augen itaroen.
u@iebes atn6," ipra6 er freunolih,
nad6em er audi @ater uno Mutter
bemerH n1o erfannt batte, bob ettpas
febIte, rbait Du meine Sbrdne1 ge<
trodnet, 70 fam ib nobl iebts bic Dei<
men trodnen." Dobei rei6te er ibr
6us Saidenbud bin. St bette es ge<
fun6en un6 6arin geleien, pem es GEE
b0rte. Ser Snbel 6ariiber tpar groB,
uno 6es arr1en Mlten Notb mar bon
nun an borbei. Marie freute lid
Iebr iber 6as @ei9enf, aber nod bel
mebr iiber ben ulieben Mlten", tpie
|iie i'm bon nun an imr1er ttarnte.
SIM Mbenb aber fanote fte Elm freu-
6iges Danfgebet gen &immd.
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IS gibt IN ben 8ereinigten Staaz
ten iiber $4,000 S6melter11, Eoitrt=
lantinne11 mitge3ablt. Sic leiten 700
b0berer Eodteri9ulen, 285 8aiien'
bduier, 100 Mltenbeime, 800 &oipi,
taller, nno mebrere Mnitalten fir SIR
iinnige, fir Sinoli6e, ebenio 8eiie'
rnugsanitolten ntlb Bfarri@ulen. Die
enqIi1ben &armelttertnnen maren oie
erlten, 6ie in Sen @ereinigten Staa>
ten cine Mieoerlaliung %grinoeten.
SIN Sabre 1890 tpar cine fleine
Rommnnitdt 6ieier Sdmeftern aus
SoQan6 gefommen.
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Mng @aibingto1 nerla1tet: bob
&riegsiefretaiir @arrifon benz Braii-

Die gr6bte galumitat in 0maba
NOR raid nberfommen bur6 bic
idredliden Slutben IN Ohio. @roBes
s2ei6en unb Rranfbeit nnren Die SOL
qen Ser grfaItl1ngen un6 benz Mns-
aelestiei1. 8. @oole, 22t7 Gulifor-
mia ct, Dmaba, idretbt: pMeine
5dtpeIter TIT an eir1em iebr ialim-
men &uiten unb grf1ltung, aber So.
lep's &onep at1o Ear COMPOUND ber-
trieb eg III fail gar feiner 8eh. Ser
tpeiqert 5ub1thute. Molitor Drug
SO. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

MiI6ern6er nmftanb. =
uMber &err @irtb, in meiner 511ppe
i6pimmen ia Bret Sliegenl"
u8obrbaft'9l Mber fem sc g.
tnietblid; mer gann's fo'm Dierden
niht iebeI ndbm' iebt in Ser 8abe.
iaion!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

elites &~eiImitteI. - Mr3t
(einen &atienten beiuden6): ~@as2
ST babe Sbnen 6o6 @9tuiben ber'
or6net nnb sic itben bier Dor elmer
.51u1ieI bon &st66el?"
Bauer: usSa, / eff bolt, Bis J.
i6pib!"
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&nmoriMit6es.

gbrgefnbI: = rWarum ia.
ben Sic Sen neber5ieber geitoblen?"
uSa, i6 berfebr' 10 bel nit 6en
@eridten, ga fann ib bod nibt i9d.
big erfbeinen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

0 bnmn / n.
- SEN lebten Mtetber babe id al
leroings 'ra1sgeidmiiien, metl ct 4
Monate feine Mietbe be5nblte."
5tuoent: uEbut ntdt, unter Der
8e6ingung nebme i@ 6as 8in1mer
audit"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

Ser Huge Mnnn beugt
Dor. .8nrl1m fubren Die Dtplo.
matert ibre miirnoliden nnterba1to,
llngen INNER Iddeln6?~
vDamit fie 11adber pabrbetsge-
m6b beboupte11 f6r1te11: bon numb
ienem lei nien1aIs ,ernitbar geipro-
den mor6en."