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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-02-20
was again struck with the rc.em-

was again struck with the resem-
blanca TO the lady In my dream.
You are like the first part OF my
picture" said softly
Then let me play II for this even.
ing" she said And II you can Inn
agine the colonial dame you shall be
a courtier from King Georges court"
Good" ! cried. IL you will admit
that ! have come across the seas
a-wooingl'
As you will. my lord" spreading
out her gown and courtcsying 'Rut I
will not be responsible for the conse-
quences So see 10 IL that you play
well your part. else will send you to
your king again"
After that | addressed her only as
most gracious lady" or fair Mistress
Ellen" wooed her In the strange
and quaint language OF hundred
years ago Sometimes she seemed
startled at my earncstness. and when
thinking my speech too fervent she
would bid me 20 hence and add an.
other wallnower 10 my already large
bouquet would straIghtway return
and tell her OF the court life and wove
amid my Imagery an odd mixture OF
her hand Tor moment and looking
into her eyes. ! said:
"Ah. Ellen. I love you well. and
would take yon 90 n court In truth
where YOU would find n royal welcome.
and you would be n queen TO every one
who knew you. and would 80 guard
you that neither poverty nor sorrow
should ever come near you or to those
you love"
II have nnucht TO do with courts. my
lord" she said with certain pathos.
and ! knew she was thinking OF her
duty nj the Pines. so go back TO your
king. and. whether he be ambition or
gold, or both. forget the simple colo
NAL dame who more often plays the
part OF dairymaid And now" she
said, looking into my eyes and laugh.
ing. go and seek out every maid over
twenty nine. aud when you have ted
them all through the graceful minuet
come back TO me-"
And ! would do as bid and dance
some old time waltz with some lonely
maid and then return TO Miss Ellens
side only TO be sent away again TO
some one who she noticed was not
dancing Finally the supper hour was
announced and | was made happy by
Miss Ellen. who chose me as her part
ner for the march Just as we were
forming into line some one cried. ut
In the hour for the wishing stoner
and then one aud all. save myself. for
! did not know what was meant by
the wishing stone. Joined In the clamOr.
Miss Ellen yielded NJ length. and. still
holding my hand aud bidding me give
the other Ia the girl behind me. and so
on down the line. we started out OF the
house through one OF the deep. low
oul windows We clrcled the porch.
rros"ed the gardens and pissed down
lhr terfhre The moonlight hltering
through the trees gllmmered brightly
pn M" r0iorrd frOcks as we sped down
lhe cedar lane
CONTINUED next week.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-02-20
SYNOPSIS

Palmer \ Boston newspaper man. Is
sert TO Georgia TO report social and indus
trial conditions In a series Of letters TO his
paper Colonel Turpin. a southerner
thinks Palmer Is a lawyer and has come
10 foreclose the Turpin plantation's mort
gage
Palmer urdeceives him. and the colonel
thinking that Palmer is kinsman In
vites him TO be his guest at the Pines
Palmer meets Ellen and Bud Turpin and
IL Hospitality received
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-02-20
PRESIDENT Trs TOUCHING TRIBUTE TO MAJOR ARCHIBALD Bull

Major W en % Of he ~ the tan 10 President t. F.ryI aid After
The o the pds nd h 10 live with much a
On q .
" . %
OF In
IL
Is
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-02-20

LINK uD and not down. forward and
not back. out and not in. lend hand.
Edward Everett Hale.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-02-20

HE girls who had been Invited
TO spend the night at the
Pines came early the next day.
and ! went 10 the fields with
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-02-20

~ ARLY Sunday morning the old
coach was got ready. for Miss
Ellen sang In the church choir.
~ and we had to make an early
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-05-02

The Board of Trustees of the Lex
ington High School met recently and
elected the following facultyl for the
ensuing year: Prof. David Sanderson,
principal; Miss Elizabeth Barrett. Mrs.
B. w. Lipsey, Miss Annie Alexander,
Miss Lille Rathell, Miss Santa Tack
EFT, Miss Emma Mclean, Miss Annie
Brown, art. The board will probably
add Domestic Science, and Miss Anne
Brown will take that branch also If in
augurated. Miss Hicks and Miss Ruth
Roger were not applicants for re-elec-
tion.
d. D Gibson. of Franklin, was here
Saturday on a business errand.
Prof. II. V. Harris and Prof. Il. w.
Eubank, Of tae Bethesda High School,
were visitors to Lexington Saturday
Parham Williams took trip to Du-
rant Friday.
ASK vapr grocer for Union Cakes
a1G GsFaGA&Ys.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-05-02

E. C. Watson, representing the Stand
ard Oil Company, visited Lexington
Wednesday on business connected with
the demonstration of the New Perfec-
tion Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook Stove
to be held at the Hardware Furniture
Company's store on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, May 5, 6 and Z. An
experienced lady will be in charge and
explain every detail in connection with
this wonderful stove
When In need of anything TO
wear don't forget Fountains Big
Busy Store, Greenwood, Miss.
NOT best because largest, but lar
gest because best.
Rupert Durham is at q hospital at
Albany, N. X. for treatment for a
severe affection of the eyes.
q. l.. Robertson last week was en-
paRed in carpenter work for j. ID,
5Win, On Providence,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-05-02
Let me equip your Car with
PRES TO LITE GAS LIGHTS

Mrs. j. M. Dodson and DIR. w. @.
Mabry recently conveyed esseDodson,
who was hurt in a runaway, to the sa.
ntarium atJackson. His many friends
will be glad to learn that no amputa-
tion will be necessary.
I. c Pritchard spent Monday at
Howard on fishing trip.
r. A. Tate was over from Bowling
Green Tuesday.
Mrs. j. W. Nabers, of Holly Bluff,
visited W. A. Fritz and family and 1.
H Murtagh and family this week.
When in need of Dry Goods,
Ready. to- Wear, Shoes, Millinery,
60 TO Fountains Big Busy Store,
Greenwood, Miss. rio pays rail-
road fare.
J. H. Nabers, Earl Williamson, n.
M. TAYLOR, Alien Tate, ShHord Sheehy,
"a IofBowIng Green were naed Til, ays
Iitgton 8asfaess circles Saturday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-05-02

Edwin Williams Clarence Nabers.
win Lake Meek, Dudley McBee. Joe
Wheeler Williams, Cass Povall, YER
non Lundy, George Alexander, Caudelle
Wilkes, w. Z. Sample. MurrelI McRae
Streeter Meek and Edgar Clover were
over at Durant Monday for the base
ball game between the Lexington and
Durant mines.
IF you want the best In Cakes
and Crackers ask your grocer for
the Union Line.
Squire o. +. Hosea went to Tchula
and neighboring points on a business
errand Wednesday.
r. l., Pollard, of Franklin, sojourned
in the county capital Saturday.
j. H. Dodd and b. r, Hammett, Jr,.
of Bowling Green, made Lexington a
visit Saturday.
Prof r.. M. Seit2ler, Of Central.
Visitad Lexington Saturday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-05-02

The following are the representa-
tives of the Goodman school at the
forth coming Field Day contest: Boys
advanced, James Brumby; girls ad-
vanced, Miss Charlotte Nelson; boys
7th grade and below, Robert Waugh ;
girls, 7th grade and below, Miss jim
mie Ellis. Instrumental music, ad-
vanced, Miss Charlotte Nelson.
Union Cakes and Crackers will
please you. Ask your grocer.
w. l.. Cummeens was guest of A..
D. Butler at Jones Crossing Tuesday
night for fishing trip.
R. c. Barger visited Tchula Tues
day.
Hon. P. P. Lindholm spent Tuesday
at Durant, taking depositions.
J. z. Morris got out his street sprin-
kler Tuesday which has been doing
effective work in keeping the dust on
the public square IN subiugatIon
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-05-02
Home Breviities.

J. c. Bowman was here from Jen-
kinsville Wednesday.
w. w. Wynn has completed the as
sessment of Durant and is this week
engaged in assessing In Lexington.
Send your Mail Orders to Foun-
tain's Big Busy Store, Greenwood,
Miss. Prompt service. We pay
express and parcel post.
Hon r. w. Gulledge visited Tchula
Wednesday.
Ben Johnson, Martin West and T.,
C. Pritcharl did some Sir Isaak Walton
stunts at Howard Wednesday.
We deeply regret to learn that /. H.
MuftaeiI, uf.lBenezar. ig very 3si.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Miiitter f0r,,en es eefabrIDs fanfen.

Maitter f0n,,en es gcfabrlDs fanfen.
81. aings Nene grfin0l,ng uro es
Sen aIeinen geben, tpenn iie on CT
.faltung uno @uiten, Gals ODER Gum
geu-B eldmer5en Ieiben5 idmeM gut,
lit bormlos, einnal gebraudt, imlr1er
gebpaudt. 6ran 8rnoe grntpfon, Nior
gro, Mo., idreibt: Or. RingS Nele
gntoedung perdn5erte uniern &naben
aug eiiaem blaiiem i6apnden, franfer
8nriden git eii,lem 8iiIoe Der @ei1ltto<
beit. 6ilft INNER. aauf es in.
.MoIitors Mpofbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

QuzBttiefblidem. Dirigent
zines @eiangpereins, neIder eben ian
Nreisiimen mtreten mia: pSSa, 0os
Jaiiel Bier baben mir-mobI miitgeuom=
men, meme &errel1, aber % fd1t mir
,ebe1t Cit mir baben ia sic Nofert
pergeiIel1."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Gin mirfiames Mittel sesen oi'
@mrmplage bet Sferoen.

Sober Sarmer un0 8ferbebefiber
miro erfreut iein, an eiuem neun Miit.
tel gegen sic gefiirdtete 8urmplage
BEL Eferben 5u boiren, Dos In Der fur.
gen 3eit ieines 8efanntieins gang er.
Itounlid)e &eiultate ge5eitigt bat. IS
Iin5 0ies Sic aus ser often Seimatb
beriibergefommenen @eurefa=&apieln,
ole li1 in ser ~fur5eiten 3eit Eauien1e
Don Greun0en ermorben un6 in Ser
Mustreibung pom 8urmern bel @fer.
sen alg uniibertrefflib ermeien ba.
ben. Mus @uncerten bon %oanfbaren
8riefen bon Sarmern, Die sic &apieln
benubten, geM berpor, baB na6 oen
gi1geben Don ntr 5mei @apieln Sun.
oarte bon 8ots ane m0gliben 8ur.
mer BON 8fer0en abgingen, un6 oaB
8fer6e, sic porber mayer, biiiig un0
itorrii6 1paren, ra6 Sem gingeben
ser &apleln iofort 5unabmen uno ale
lhledten @igeni6aften b%erloren. Die
Miirmer geben gemobnlih idon mad
einigen Stunoen mao Sem gingeben
ser @apjeln to0t i'm Mi1te ob nno lit
0os Mittel llm 10 nertboouer, als es
obne meitere 11mitan6e un0 obne SUIT
terpediel ieoem 8fer0e lei6t einge-
geben meroer tann.. Muf alien Sar-
men, mo Bfer0e gebalten merben,
iollten gero0e ieBt ie0em ein5igen
Ibiere 5met ser &apieln our 8oritdt
perobretbt meroen, aud menn it6 Sic
Earaliten dllBerlih nod niht bemerf.
bar gemabt baben. Die &apieln lin6
geieblfb garantiert unter Seriol go,
21,741 un0 fonnen aub tragenoen
gtuten gegeben mer0en. Das Mittel
tit ein5ig un6 auein gu be5ieben bon
ser unieren 9eiern mobtbetannten
Breeders &cme6p 60, 532 gait
5traBe, Sept. "a, Milmnufet.
@is., gum Breiie bon $t.25 fir 6
ODER $500 fir IL aapieln. portofrei,
NIT Misunderstanding. Muh gu.
boban in 3urders Drug Store, Mel.
role, Minn., o6er bei sc. 8. Sorren,
Treeport, Winn. - Mn5eige 52-bo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Citation for Hearing ON Final Account
and for Distribution.

Estate of Edwin A. Warmbold, De-
ceased.
state of Minnesota, County Of stearns.
In robat Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Edwin
A.. Warmbold, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account and
distribution of the estate of said de-
cedent: The representative of the
above named decedent, having filed in
this Court his final account of the
administration of the estate of said
%decedent, together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and al
lowance of said final account and for
distribution of the residue of said es-
tate to the persons t~hereunto entitled:
Therefore, You, and Each of You,
are hereby cited n required to show
cause, if, m o have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms In
the Court House in the City Of st.
Cloud, in the County Of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
2Sth day of February, 1918,
at 8 o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge Of said Court,
n the Seal of said Court, this 31st
day of January, 1913.
A. H. KLASEN,
(SeaD Probate Judge.
j. B. Himsl,
Attorney for Petitioner. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

H. l"saEE-y -t..-EG
II ii beit ii III nj 1. ~ u@orum MO
den Sic oear1 S6ren &eiratbS=slntrag
rlitt Ser Selepbonz mein Better, lpen11
Sic iib ooeb anoers 1ridbt tral1elt??"
u@ieaeid)t meiB tie oann nidt, mer
id) bin"
u9sa eben - SOS fam ia MIR gum
gortGeil fit Sic iei1r!!"
1t III ng ene + mt. Gaa: SD
.hnbe Sic @empbnbeit, Dor 0em Sdla=.
fengdbet tets gu iiberleger, mas i'd
I'M 9arrfe 5es SageS etlpa ieurano
ltnred,tes ooer a'rdnfenoes geingt boz
be."
Miiu: rGas lit id)0n bon Dir, Gllay
,aber, lpie fannit M1 6el1n nit . tperig
Sblaf nusfommetu?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Sem au - u8ie
ldunedt Ser Mein, Sen ib Dir gelbtdt
ibabe?"
uNusge5eidJret. IS ldllft einem 0a=
bei Sas Malier int Munoe 5uiamtr1en.N
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

6rommer8 nnA If. - u0ellt=
ter, Ser ilrnge Baron bat mild gu Ell
TIER MutofaDrt eingeloben!"
uMoge, liebes aino, 6ieie Muto=
inbrt AUDI eine 9r-auttofabrt fiir
Gid mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
New Process
Steam laundry.
9eatt SIR et,pas BON Cure @dtdt3

9entt SIR Gtpas ppn Cure @dfht?
4,euu 10. nann miro es lid Gu9 lop>
men. nidlt auBer Mbt 3u laffel, oab nil
Gner giaenthum be6aloeln. ,ls more es
eas mierige. Wir baber bic poultdnS
ciaite @aIdanjtalt I'M Norbpelten ur.o
lieferu eriter Nlafe glrbeit. @ir ge<
braudeu feiue ghen1italeu; tptr per0erben
baher Cure Gaebe,, nibt. Wenn sS9r
reine Nrbeit NIB bette Bebanol1n9
upu., naun penft al ing. linlere Yre!z
5e limb uieDriaer al5 ionltlpe, nnD D1r
belur9en Cure Samilientpdlde b1lt9er,
ais Sb1 es lelblt tbun Ionnt; Grtnnot9f
u1o Iber3eugt gub. 8ir baben A9ens
TIN in he11 umlie9enoen Stdoten.
= i. Mcper. Gampfmaidlaaltalt
gigentaiilner.
s. Mpe. q. ct. @lono
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Brobnt. - Scum, fat Sbme11
Ser Mr3t oa5 8iertrinfen unteringt?"
uIireft nidt;; aber id ioG Mberan
MIR Elm Wlas trilrfen, n1t6 Dorber
funfygmaI Inn Das 8irtbsbalts ber=
umlanfen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

gin5iges WitteI. 49, &unSe
.(erl tal1nt IN ser 5biir Ger @erfitntt
lteben 6%leibeno): u@as lit 6enn PEI
SSf1uren los Meiiter?... @aus=
ha2"
sduiter (~iltgrimmig); rl1niinnl
Son Gem Ion5lebrer alappermantt,
Cent FOURTEEN &l111oe11, falm ib abiolut
@feii @elo friegen. 3urum Ial1e ib
iblt, hanlit er's peroient, meine11 Sc
icllen ltno 2e6rlimgen N6erros In1,3=
ltnterriiM geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

1pIgerihtig. - u8ili, Jog
te sic Mutter gan5 betiimmert, uieoes=
mai, me,tn 0u unartig. Bit, befomme
ih elm gralreS Soar"
u@immel!!u rief 8iai. uMuBt 6u
aber unartw gepeie en- lein. Sie6 nal
@roBpupa a11!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Srub gcbeiH

baS ihmerabafte 8rubbonb gdnalit6 tpeatperfen
f6nnen. iueil Die NlapanzGabS eei1adbt itnb i'm,
8rud 8u beien. nnb nidbt MIR un, ibn al balten;
aber. ba lie ielbitanbaften6 gen1aeht itllo. lno Dennn
1T, oesbalb iinb fe aud elm i~uidbtiger Sattpr I'M
8urinbalten BON Briieben. pie tein grnebbanb sns
riidbalten tann. Seine 9tieulc,t, Sdnaaen nbcr
5eberM. @eib tpie San1,net zzGeicbt an5nlegen.
wlapao eaboraturies, glod 929, st. aouis, Mp.
Ienben un,ipnit Grobe BON 8iapao aaet. eide
barunl ibreiben'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Gin 5tiid ibledtes 8ro6 fan1l I'm
perooulidfeit pernriaden. Dieies 5eigt
lpie leidt mani bon 0ieiem 2eiben BE-
fallen 1peroer fatut. @ebroldyt Dr.
Nltgalif &ioinig's @am6urger Gropfen
mus Str mer0et ieben mie leidN SIR
furirt merbben foi1r11t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Seller Goloraooer Brofeiior, Der
nnlere iu,lge11 Mtaoden Dor alien at1=
bern &iiniten in Der &urlt 0es Stir
tens unterrid)tet baben min, more
offeltbar ser 9eeigneta Mann, G1alen
nad Mtben 81 tragen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Die gbe lit ein fonititntioneG re-
gierter Stood, IN tpeldpm Sic Jrau
Die groofbten Rebh getrieBt biie Dos
neutrality-suspicious. Dberbaltpt am
nnerffen11t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
M2ifdter Druder!

$50.
NIle'pe(l len tpieoer Die forge Da9e I'M
bte lan9e OmeSe. Wann eS net lpdr,
bab 1ler ais beim panneber9er tmstoDr
5uiammetumme fennt, eann fptBt mel
oft1nalS net, nte Die Bet rur15ubrtnge
am Stpeo. SIM Mtnter tS 1ner net 70
mieo eeidaff + I'M 11er mill net lgoa NIT
Bic Sinfel tnS Bett gebne. Do Is oan1
10 en- fleere u%nterbaltl1ng re9t 1dee,
abarote mann ebbeS SpaBtgS oer3aDI
nerb. Nm letidte 9aml3oag pot n11s
b'r Wfetf oer5dblt, mte eS furnme to, Dag
er ME nit 9ebeiert bot, I'M mir ben l1s all
perla9t. Segt er: rsybr nlBt, to- pun en-
alter Bdti6ler, amer ybr mtbt net oerte,
bab i'd tee Brab bat frtege ter11e. so
mill Sid amer bte nrla6 gene, ME IS
fumme Is, bab mir bte Sa9 nerleeot
tporre Is. % Sdm 6ensrteeel I'M tp
mare tpte 5pee Brtioer, mo 'eerer tpar, 90
mar Or arl11cr 9e'pib ab, I'M 10 zen n mtr
ab 5tpee S9peiter11 le9ne ge9a119e. SDr
DOTH bot un8 aiper net ms 9anS 1ur11.
me loiie I'M 10 ben 111er alS DE Wfao ans
Gro pun Or 3ebrl 9enl1r111e I'M tDf1e oorl
gntbet gene. gftt b'r Set ZEN MIR amer
fell DING perleeot tDorre I'M cen Dag bao
i9 gum Sdm geiabt, i'd 9tng r1al1 amer
NIT b'r @dllp ms 9auS. st bot 9ez
iabt, ST Nlt bdt MIDI na11Sia9e. amer t9
bab seiabt, i6 bdt tell rtsfe. Well, le9t
er, mann bl be8 9er5 bo19t, oart11 bab t9
ab. SmebS ben mer barn ben Wtdo ges
iabt, mir gtnge NIT time BEEN. Se
mare peri6rofe, ben amer bal een1eer1t,
fe bdte benfe, bic alte 3ett tpdre TN Bett
III mir me6te oan11 mtt9eb. Sort gen
mir baum unier eri@te Sp6rferei sebat
I'M iib BIN 10 In 2teb 9efalle, oab tb mir
corgenu1nme bab, ce8 1ld91t mol odt t9
Die Sdllp froge fors 9etre. GS t8 atDer
annerl6t fumme. 90 nod Wtttter'
na6t bab i6 gum Sdm geiabt, es tpdr
jBett for been5ugebne. Wte mir amer
uf bie Yortl9 fumme fen, BOTS anfa118e
III bunrere I'M reene. Mir ben porte
mele, Bis eS ufgeme bit, amer bic Ntdb
ben 3uletidt geiabt, mir fotte t1s 9pdr,
bett sebne, mir fennte 10 frieb ufitebe,
bann oate bic Nlte mtg berou1 alsitnne.
90 fen mer bann otpe nut u1b ben llr1s
rebbp gema6t for tnS Bett 81 9ebe. so
bab mid uf en- &iit, mas NIT enle tpetbe
Du6 5ugeoedt tpar, bode mel!e for met
StiemeI aus5u3iebe I'M bod mid GRAD ut
en- Guiterb, mas unig fellem Ol6 mar
I'M bab Deller I'M allies oermdi9t. Do9
BEN m1er feen 3adt made oerfe. Nod<
fer bob i'd oaS 9i6t alSgebloie I'M bin
no9em 8ett eelabfe, bin amer bor6 en-
@obrlo6 eetrete I'M cen See ipar orur1t1e
in ST. Sid I'm. beS imrtg Dbeel bun mir
mar one in b'r @6lofitub. SD bab
5iemli6 lange See I'LL pie i'd rllnnerse<
trete BIN, 90 bin t6 NIT EN- Tub Ut en-
@6elf ii b'r &t6 fumme, mas boil
Yanne, &anne, 9dfe I'M amer @eiderr
mar I'm bab eme alleS rurnergei6mtiie.
9ie O3do mar nod unne IN o'r &t6 I'M
ben gela6t, bab es l6ter perplakt len,
alper t6 mar bang ST alt Meann medt
fumme. Sd bab ab met See iuidt. in
2pit ,1tr;dnp,nnp mic A,r Nft in Sic !Rihe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
&umoriitifAeS.

Y 60 gS%S&S %mASss## &-W =
s &umorittif1es.
8e M Dorfba6er. u8as
fir Ell iurdtbarer 2drm mar 6erm
eGen bei SSbnen??"
Sab Ser Suberbal1erin einen
SOON ge5ogen!!"
,llniinn, IS tparelr ml,loeltens 5ebn
8erionen!
uGal3 redt, Tie 5gatte ibre 8 &in-
Ser bel lidy, Sic baben ole mitge-
idrieen!"
Nu d 9 in Sci d m - Die
clue Game: pJIr 0ie @agner-Meu
geEe ii) Strdg 6elter, es gtbt nibts
@Dttlideres, aIs @agler!!"
Die a10ere: vDie 9eitlter1te mel
nes Ml1iifbtmnlels bleiben Meo5art
ulpo geef)ooen
@eiSe:: Limb melder Meliif geben
Sic Sen @or3ug, SEER 9aron?"
Baron (fiir lid): uMeb - ldeatb-
lide 6rage!" (2mlf: Sb? Sh fir
n%peilnen 1beil " 3dpetfelsobne Ser -
Sol elnulif!"
@efabrIiher 81 mftrag.-
|6remner: r@ie iiebt 5elnt SIR Sous
fltett beute m1s?"
@irtb (mitlei0ig): yNea, Scr arlne
aerl lit bon sen @eibern 10 slegeridt
tet moroen; geitern Mbe1rS elf l1br
batte id) ibn 1la1nli6 i'm Sort berllln=
geididt, eiren oritten Mann sum
|5fot SIT luden!"
ssSm gifer. - SniItituts0ireftor
I(5u Sen Seminuri1tem: uSSebt lit1o
|idon mieoer ale SsSobalmisbeeren a1n0
I5tadelbaeren in meiaem @arten ob=
gegell len mprben y SaS lit 0od cine
|Sda1nolidfeit."
Gin gdiiler Gdidtern): uSSHh
glaube, &err 9ireftor, oob es Die
Soll1ner geape'en l11ro, melde -!
9ireftor:: ugeidts 90 - Matiirli6,
loas rollen mleoer ole 9librer gemeleh
Iein - ib glolt6e, 0ab es 5meibeilnige
9uDt1er gepeleh ltfo.
6ro NJ mer W II q, = "0fl1t=
tel, Der 1lrnge garol1 Daf tltd} 81 ct
lter MutofaDf1 e1ngelaoeN!
uNsoge, l1ebes atno, opele Mnto=
1abrt AUDI elite gr-al1t1oFoDf1 MI
8robat. rgiun, but Sb1ue1t
Ser Nr5t oaS 8iertrinfen nnter fagt?"
u3ireft ni6t;; uber ib lon mberal
lulr elm 8las trirlfel1, nto ponber
fulrfJlgmal Inn 0as W1rtDsbQl1S Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

5 m M e t 6 e Of Z nj q N H.
Str 5odterl, SEER 8irth, lit aber
Elm bilSiol1beres Mad0el! Sic bat moll
piele 8erebrer?~
so, 8 nradt 10 ungefabr buroert
&eftpliter aus I'M SaDr."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-15
Growing Old

What can be sadder than to feel the chill autumn of life
coming when the shady side of the valley has been reach
ed and the turned backward toward the and
sut fields which exist in memory alone How sadly settles
down upon the human heart the sorowful truth that the
brightest and best of existence has fled The tear will
ubden start think of those years repte with glad
orevethose clear delightful years before
od the rough and rugged road ofeXpernce and bit off
than could masticate We call to mind how the
cold clammy truth revealed to time that in
gathering the fubown of life, too oft gather also
the everish and irritable bumblebee nesting in its petals
How freshly back to the memory of that
bright autumnal day when the sky vast of
golden blowsthat day when made scientific
perments with what is called threecard monte, and went
home without overcoat. We making estimate
last evening of the value of few items of experience which
have on hand and among the more valuable
will the following: Cost of experiments with
mixed drinks $4,000. Expense Of calling large healthy
liar $50 Experience with ostensiby disabled hor
nets 1915 Cost Of winning the love and confidence of
orphan mule $500 Little lessons in investigating different
games of chance, with view to making them business,
$4,000 Experiments with wateelons, guarded by rra
Bile bulldogs 1925 Cost Of unavang efforts to prevent
badness $7S320 Expense Of personal investigation of lot
eries 1926 Actual cost OF obtaining thirteen dollars
worth Of fame which for sale at the above price and
still in good working order though slightly furnished, ST.,
3S0.-Nye's Boomerang.