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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-10
Check the Symptoms
of Lung Trouble

Symptoms of severe lung trouble.
such as fever. night sweats and loss
of weight. etc. should be checked.
OF serious results will follow. Eek
mans Alternative has brought about
many recoveries. Read this:
sos w. Thirty sixth St, New York.
Gentlemen: Since I was very
young woman was sufferer
from Bronchitis. I tried doctor aft
er doctor, getting little or no bene-
fit. Finally / had night sweats.
weak spells and lost rapidly IN
weight and my doctor told me IL
they were not checked would
have Consumption. Miss Mary I<or-
hamer. who Is a friend Of mine. re
covered after taking your Altera-
tive. and insisted that ] try II.
am now. after two years, perfectly
well. strong and healthy"
abbreviated
6Affidavit.) MRS. ROSA VOELPEIa.
Eckman's Alternative is most ef-
ficacious In bronchial catarrh and
severe throat and lung affections
and upbuilding the system. Con-
tains no harmful or habit-formins
drugs. Accept no substitutes. Sold
by Owl Drug Co. 904 c St: French
Drug Co. 18th and Pacific av., lead
ing druggists. Write Eckman Lab
oratory. Philadelphia. Pa. for book
let Of recoveries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-10
ALLEN ANNOUNCES
WHO PUT SOUND
IN PUGET

Members of the Research club,
meeting at the state Historical
building last night, sat through
a two hours address on physical
geography by Prof. w. N. Allen
of the Stadium High school, new
ly elected park commissioner,
with the same rapt attention that
a freshman class of students
would listen to the interesting
talk. And althoI gh he did not
grow technical, P-of. Allen told
the club members more things
about the why's and whens and
where's Of our geographical sys-
tenn than they had ever heard be-
fore. Among other things, Prof.
Allen explained the huge glacier
that cover the Puget Sound coun-
try several thousand years ago,
and told the reasons for the pc
euliar eroslons and mountains in
this district.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-10
HARVARD man
FINDS " | F {
HAD BROKEN
HER PAROLE

SEATTLE. June 10.-Charging
that his wife, Hope Granville
Bowles, a bride of three weeks,
had confessed TO him that she
was under a suspended sentence
for larceny committed in Port
land and had broken her parole
when she married him, Jesse c.
Bowles, a graduate of Harvard
university, yesterday told his
story of his short welded life to
Judge Dykeman, and was grant
ed a divorce. Judge Dykeman
granted a cash alimony of $4,000
to the wife.
The couple were married in
Everett on May 10 last, and start
ed at once on the honeymoon trip
to Alaska on the steamship Mari
posa. On their return to this
city last Saturday morning.
Bowles Immediately started d.
vorce proceedings by the service
OF papers. The complaint was
filed yesterday.
Bowles told the court that his
marital troubles began immedi-
ately after marriage. when his
wife began to be free in her man
ner with chance acquaintance on
the Mariposa.
Mrs. Bowles eonfided to him,
he said, that she had bee nre-
leased under a suspended SEN
tenee in Portland on a larceny
charge and paroled to the custody
of her parents at Baker City, Ore,
and that later she broke her pa
role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-10

/ seen In force by the outposts on
the extreme north. A federal
plot to poison the water supply
has been foiled. The rebels,
coming down from Tampico, have
caught the federals as In a trap,
pressing. them closer and closer
to the American lines.
4 Ugly rumors-born of lies.
'Bang!''-just around the cor
ner.
And again-"bang!"
Glasses containing iced drinks
fall from trembling fingers to the
Tagged floor of the portales.
Timid ladies scream and fling
themselves upon = uniformed
breasts.
A stout captain of infantry-
the irresistible force - collides
with a stout major of marines
the immovable object-both going
somewhere full tilt.
No time for apologies or ex-
change of amenities. Vera Cruz
is being attacked!
Only the provost guards know
what to do. They mass at every
corner, closing the streets.
What says headquarters?
The fedrals are attacking
and they are not! Cavalry is be-
ing rushed-and ii is not! Field
artillery has left-and IL has not.
A period of dreadful waiting
Meanwhile the night is hot. We
clap our hands, and the walters
come. We order more iced drinks.
A sonad of the o11ard pnarcb a.
past. bearing in their midst the
explanations joyous blueiacket.
The bluejacket's shore leave
had expired. lie didn't want to
return to his ship. A beautiful
time was being interfered with.
He had tried to run from the
guard, and a marine had fired
two rifle shots into the air!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-10
By FRED l.. BOALT.

VERA CRUZ, June 10. - In
your town they would be known
TO their fellows as .'Shorty, /"
Patty" skinny, Mickey" and
so ON.
In your town they would beg
one another to "t'run her here
once" And III one of them, who
owned the only ball or bat, threat.
C.ned To quit and take his prop
erty with him il he could not
pitch, the rest of them would
want 10 know what he wanted to
crab" the game for.
IL seems homogeneous that the
sand-lot boys of Vera Cruz should
be Rafael, and Sanchez, and Jose,
and Miguel
1t is odd to hear the boysum-
pire call dos strikesi" and Tres
balls." and to hear Miguel, at the
bat, denounee the umpire as a
robber-in Spanish.
But they are adopts, these Vera
Cruz sand-lot boys. They initiate
Ty Cobb's mannerisms just as the
sand-lot boys i'm your town do.
They have their mines, and they
save their centavos to buy a ticket
to the rickety bleachers out on
the waterfront when the Aguilas
play a soldier or sailor team.
And a Mexican fan can throw
more fits in game than the
wfldest-eyed Tacoman that ever
got an afternoon off to attend the
funeral of his grandmother.
Rumors on the plazai Jumpy
little rumors, of unknown par
entage, which wreak havoc on
nerves frayed by heat and wait
ing.
Another federal attack has been
made upon the water works at
TEAR. The federals have been
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-10
BewaiI Celebration

When the United Spanish War
Veterans meet at Aberdeen this
week. Major E. M. Brown camp
of Tacoma will present resolu-
lions condemning the "desecra-
ton" of Memorial day, and the
using of Memorial day as a day
OF festivities rather than rever-
encs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-10
RUMOR SAYS WALLACE WILL
YET GET THAT PARIS JOB

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 10.
With increased force the old
rumor that Hugh c. Wallace of
Tacoma, was to be appointed am
bassador to France was revived
today. Mr.. Wallace is now la
Europe, but before he left he
said he would be back in time to
reach Tacoma ny July Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-10

The choice for the ambassa.
dorship is said to lie between
Mr.. Wallace and Congressman w.
g. Sharp of Ohio, who would have
been ambassador to Russia had
not some one dug up the record of
a vote of his indicating an un.
friendly attitude toward the
cars government.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-10
THOSE CLUBMEN
Do GET THE BEST

With a boat load of large, lus-
cious island strawberries, a dele
cation of members of the Vashon-
Maury Federation of Clubs came
to Tacoma this morning. The ber-
mercial club, AID club and Rotary
club, and at noon today they were
served at the Commercial club
dining room in huge bowls. with
thick cream covering them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-10
w. G. T. u. Convention

Annual sessions of the Wom-
ems Christian Temperance Union
Federation will be held Friday At
Trinity Methodist church, 35tn
and F streets, with addresses by
several prominent prohibition
workers of the state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-10

During the five years this
office has been established l
have fitted the eyes of more
than 10000 patients. Many of
these you know personally.
Rev. r. H. McGinnis, 1904
South l ST.; H. w. Lenders,
lawyer, Bank of California
Bldg; Mrs. J. ID. Cupp, Stella
COON Lake; Mrs. A. J. Conway,
ZIG South seth ST.; J. L. Cut
ter, 1117 jefferson Ave-; J. p.
Cowan, building contractor;
Mrs. e. M. Moore, 524 South
Sheridan; e. ]. Croft, proprie-
tor Croft Hotel; Mrs. e. Callen-
der. 3714 So. Nj St; w. f.
Clayton, Building Trades Coun-
ell; Mrs. W. e. Clayton; ]. l..
McMurray, Attorney, Fidelity
Building; Mr.. Howell, Howell
Hill Lumber Co.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06
LEA THE COURT DECLARE THE LAW.

the o New York that APP
the of Louis would NOT
and under the legal OF Ia" already
publ which already reached ina
conclusion The the street has never been a" TO
the ola
existing law Il special for public credit without an en-
of could be disqualified Tor ua' "'N ny "
fact Of knowing the public approved IT.
made at the last upon whether putting
the Louis charter was 'h'-
principle OF pop
of the Missouri constitution" ana
with amend It's
without is though clothed
of phrscoogy, nothing more essence
where the decision ah'a m AT
of indicating the advNablty OF holding
Of ordinance
squarcy upon the
The TO or OPP
Of this which appears
contemplated and on which judgment was not
askc
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06
WAS DAVID A PSALMIST

story Victoria discussed with her
recognition and expressed pleasure at the pros
Bible worthless including DAVID
the list With dignity betting accustomed to granting ana
said have remarked; Il do not ear" to
have had mind bcIIN'
in blinded her his other adorable traits and she surely
could the sweeping conclusions {" Dr. 'i
Of Johns Hopkins
students might ympathlzc with t"
Of king Of Israel DR. lau is reported to haV"
David Psalms ALL his poetic productions beng
the tronoy saul and Jonathan not mcV, 'S''
in ailci ai avdc Psalms I" the
Maabcans, including the mnoa Odd beginning III" H" l. my
shcIlrcrl; shall want
O incmprhcnhc to the mass "i
until they formulate their reasons ln
make the aconAns the Shakes
intcrnal evidence not at all per-
The that Psalms OF earlier ones and ach the
of cOnclI~vc Carlyle repeated from SaloI
Hero Worship and his later writings "" m
fcrior TO lc produced early
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06

In addition to Mexico seems to need the money
MANY man would from holiday his wife took
for him.
Vaccination may keep people taking things but won't
kpetomania,
Cincinnati wants lamps Itn want headlights ON
roller skates
1t is costing more look Egg Gamblers are de-
handing higher
And now have building taller than the "oo"'r'
The sky the limit
Early to bed and carly you will be surprised at the people
will me going home
At the same vuvus could her own bronchitis h" "'""
be able o breathe freely
Many learning that 1t Is DOT" P'o '"' WI"
to make the people love them
# ,rn. to look as though thing good thing tor "
average New York play producer
Switzerland may Mrs. Pauklur with full confidence '"
nol,,ly will attempt to bur down the glacial scenery
Oh don't you Jade when was 81" con-
founded hot? We Iprcd all day IN the shade ana AT
night, slept cot.
The iouor business handled by the government ana one
to The profits for tn" year "I5 nave %
given out as million dollars There they call 1t N3 anu 1t
rr,uud the people that the ca" mas
eliminate the sale except IN larry" chtN
ndwp around its use aS t" lessen '
He or ms 'l'
moral within three years inns 'n'
hcahcst sign have from lussa-Cnur
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06
RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE TRIBUNE
FREE FARM AND PIANO CONTEST,

Any person residing in Cape Grordcou city county and
surrounding territory cXccpng employees of The Tnbunc)
the They do not have to be subscribers of
the paper order all that is is to send in
their and address The awards will be made by board
three judges" who will have charge the last day of the
contest They will make the awards and their decision shall b"
final
The Farm will be awarded the contestant securing the
the cntr" contest
The Piano will be awarded standing
highest in number of votes in the contest.
Votes may be clipped paper suscrip-
The nomination for 5000 for contestant nom-
mated.
No person will be permitted buy papers in bulk for the
purpose OF clipping coupons but there are no restrictions as to
the from which gather the votes Interest a"
your friends relatives, neighbours saving the
ballots for you or sending them to tn" Contest Departments
Votes will also be given subscriptions, will be the
Of this for the big prizes Subscription
books may be had upon application the Contest Manager
by parents relatives friends any else interested
contestants campaign II not convenient to c'I drop postal
phone the Contest Department and the
Of his assistants will call
Cut coupons neatly Do Pin or tie them
together securely When arranged necessary to write
the first coupon only thus saving much
useless labor, Postage must be fully prepaid
The Contest Manager the right to make any and all
rulings which be for the best interests OF the con
His decision will be final and conclusive.
The Contest Manager decide questions which may
arise in the of the contest and contestants in entering
this contest abide by any and all rulings which he may
We the right reject any undesirable objection
able name,
Votes absolutely transferable. If You drop out OF
subscriptions may be taon any time, but strictly
payable in advance at regular subscription price Votes allowed
To secure special vote ballots au money be direct
to the contest department Of TIE Tribune by the contestants
their friends only h issued at The Tribune Office
Any person wishing O., wu'in. from the contest must
personally r.lpl will be- considered
Each contestant will n. Civ" a .rlrhsn q" To per cent.
Of the amount turned into the OF" cash ~ making report
each
All questions will be enuuo"s .a,..yI
Address all Manager. "'' ''.t'-
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06

1t begin. to look though bad thing were NJ
average New York play producer
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06

Switzerland may welcome Mrs, Panhhnrs, VIII
nobody will attempt to burn down the glacial 'r'
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06

OH don't you remember last summer you Ja"'' "hC
founded hot? We swcltcrcd and pcrspmcd all day IN 4
night, slept out on a cot.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06
Team Work Essential
to Good Service

THE switchboard operators help each other
Il in handling telephone calls, by good team
work.
Not only at the switchboard, but all along the
line cooperating is the keynote OF good service.
In the Bell system there are more than 100000
employees. They take care of 100000 miles
of telephone highway. They keep in running
order the complicated terminal apparatus in
thousands of exchanges. Their cooperative eifor
keeps 100000 telephones ready for instant use
and they daily haudc 26,OOO,OOO telephone talks
quckening and expanding the social and business
life Of the nation
Cape Cirardeau Bell Telephone Co.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06

At the same time if Ncsuvus could cure her o"
be able to breathe more freely.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06

Many large corporations are learning that l.
to make the people love them.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06

i,ion to other things Mexico need the
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06

And now Manhattan is to have building tai
The sky is the limit.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06

Early to bed and carly to risc-and you will be
YOU will meet going home.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-03-06

CINCINNATI wants lamps baby c0rriogcs It want he0dNs
roller skates next
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-16
FAILING HAIR means
DABDRUFF IS ACTIVE
Sp,c your hair oct - cent bottle
OF Dnudcr.uc right
now.

Thin brittle. Dolur'oss and scr.-rs
hair is mute evidence Of a neglected.
scalp Of dunlrlff-tha awful s.urf
There is nothing so destructive O.
the hair as daudutl II ruuS the hau
~ It's lus'rc, i's stronlth and IT'S very
life, eventually productug a feyorish-
ness. and itching Of the scalp. which
# not remojiod causes the hair roots
TO shrink, loosen and die-then the
hair falls out fes; A little Dandcru.
touight.-row ume-will surely
save your hair
Get 25 cent bottle of Erovto... ..
panlorut from any drug store oi
toilet counter. and after the first APP
p'oatiou your hair VIII take on that
Hfe. lustrc and luxuriance which is
So beautiful Il Will become WAY,
and fluffy and have the appearance
of abundance. an incompatible r'as,
and s1ftucss, uut what Will please vou
most WIN ta after just a few weeks
$50 when YOU viii actually see.a Io'
of finn" doVrv ha'r-Dew hair
growing al. over ,he sca'p.-adv.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
s..

Sl1lius fubrte in @aibington Elm
itines 5urudge8ogenes 9eben. Mls
Melin6a fam, erbeiterte ii9 fem &C.
miitb ettpas, nn6 er bemiibte ii@, ibr
ones 5n 5ei9en, mas iebensnertb mar.
Simmer mieoer tuiini@te er, @tbie bel
ii@ 5u baben, urr6 be6auerte iie -
in EDIT mdnnlt9er @itelfeit - meil
iie obme ibn leben miiiie. Mber als
er Die leeren @ldtter erbielt, eritorrte
fem &er3. @r bette an sic Drobung
%ieirper 6rau, ibm ni@t 3u f6reiben,
foum gebodt, un6 ni@t geglaubt, bob
fie. 6iefelbe poufmbren tpiir6e. Sic
tonnte ia ietnet 8rtefer1 1ti@t tpi6er.
lteben, mtdt Ser 8Grtlidfeit, nit Ser
Ell INNER tpte6er ibr iagte, tpie iebr
er Tie bermiiie, tpte germ er ite mitge'
1rommen bette, tp6ire es i%reen6tpie
tbunli6 getpeien. Sod er fn11nte bas
meiblihe Ser3 11i9t ur6 mar, alS er
sos 3ierlide gol1bert erbieH, nidt
~borberettet auf sic grouiome @nt.
tduidung. W3it fre11oigem &er3flopfen
rtb er 16os @oubert n11f = aber Die
&an6 6es itorfett Mottres bebte, u1to
fein &er5 mar6 idtper, als er bos
@lott 6rei M3oI bergebIi9 nod elmer
|Silbe 611r@fori9te. Sbm mars, als
fei 6ie gorge @elt 10 leer mie 6tef es
&opier, 6ns er in idmer3lidfter M1tf'
regl11rg 3erfnitterte.
Mo9 blieb Inn bic &offm1ng, BOB
gtbte 6as rdddyite Mnl fdretben tpiir'
oe; dber intnter tpie6er fanrer 6te
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
8efitser Golifanfaa gebeilt.

8. 9. Crop, melder IN Wtrg1111o
u1u6 unoerert 5tooten reiit, tpmr6e
plobIi6 bon Colt befnuen un6 tpar
ihmer fro11f. SIM eriten @tore, in
SEN er bintar1, empfnbI ser @m1f.
n1o1,1 ibm @bamberInin's @olif-,
Gbolera- un6 -Meittel. 3pei
Golen beiltert ibn. Miemar6 fonte
fem &eim b~erIofIen at elmer @eiie
obre ei1e Gla{9e bon 6ieier 8uberet.
tung. 81 to1fen lei @urttn @olt.
tor. - an3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09

fife Nun IN @oia|@ei6e, gel@miidt NIT
@ameQien un6 Perlen, int eIeganten
8aQfoal umidtpdrmt tpar> o6er gu
9auie I'M einfnden @etpo116e ibren
tdgGiden 8flidten nodytam.
Mber Tie iab Sen nmter]dieo 5tpi=
iden berfetnerten 2euten ur6 Mnoern
un6 begonn Sic falte itoI5e Miene GIT
b%egreifen, 81 @tbeloa in ser Ton1ilie
Marfbom .5etgte. gbeuio fling lie ort,
%inSgebeim Sultus 5u fritiliren u1to
TIN nit ibm glei@ftebetr6en Man11ert1
5n pergleiden; bieleidt oadte lie o1td
an 8en5el in ieinem blalte11 @ittel
ur6 in ieinen @aiieritiefeln: oas nber
itorte ibren &leidmutb nidt. Sic
fiblte ii6 ie6er Mufgabe gepadien -
galt es num- M6olpb @on 8nren o6er
etnen o1t0ern 9tuber in feline 5dra1=
fen 5uriid5l1petien o6er Ber3el
Morfbom feiren Sdliff be%i5ubringen.
Den iungen San 8nrerr modte lie
ni6t lei6ett. Sic iab, tpie er feline
|8rau pernodldiiigte, mie MIR oere,1
@erm0gen in ieinen Mugen @ertb
bottle. Mls ct ibr ober zines Menos
I'M Gertrmten mittbeilte, 6aB er
gtbel6a bdtte beirotbe1 f0i;n1,er, tpe1tn
er getpout, 90 berahtete 5ie ihn.
@arum tbaten sic es 6enm mdt?"
frogte Mfelin6a idorf.
"5omilienperbdltniiie. =. .id muB.
te @elo baben, periteben sic. Mer>
BEL @ott, i@ be6a11ere meine Couture,
ooB tie on einet iold)ett @Iok gefei-
felt. 49,"
Gr pollen6ete SEN @at ridt. Me-
ltn1o'S Mrgen ipriibten 6eleer. v5dd-
men Sic ft4, Mr. San Bureu! Sd
peroe ti@t NIT anboren, 6ob m1art
eimen Man1 beidimpft, Sen i@ odte!
0eeiner Mniidt nod iiberraqt er Sic
tburmbo6 in ol1ent, tpas oen Mattn
ntsma6t."
Stol5 raui6te fie oanon urto lteb
i'm iteben.
Sic batten in elmer 6eniterniide
ge1tonoen ur6 6ie reg11ngsloie @eitalt
auf Dem @olton 6ra1Ben midt be-
n6tet.
SSn truberer @timm11ng ols &C.
tpobnl@ mar SSllius Morfbm bin-
ausgetreten, 6te glibernben @terne gu
betrodten. So f9l11g ser Mome iei'
ruer s6ra1t an fem Dbr, u1to gegen fet-
toetu @ilen tpair6e er Obren3e1ge 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
8eites DurdlfaQmittel.

8enr STR ie @bamberlain'S 60
Tic, @bolera- un6 Durdfaa+Meittel
gebroudt babt, miBt SIR, bob es En-
foIgrei@ tpirft. Gam. s.. GUM,
@batlep @la., i@reibt: sd bette
Mofern urb tpurbe int &egen gefan'
gen, un6 file fhlugen anf ben Ma.
gen un6 sic gingetpei6e. Sd bottle
cine fdredli@e 8eit, un6 tpare es
nidt I'M gbamberlain's Collie,
Gboleru- un6 Diorrb6e Mittel getpe'
fen, i@ bidtte to11m mebr Elm boar
@tun6en lebert for1tet, aber Dart
tiefem Mittel Bin i@ lett eeiuno nrb
itarf. 81 tnatfen Bel Martin Molt.
tor. - Mrtaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
Id.

@tbel6o lit an beftigem &opf'
1dmer3. M1s Tie am folgetoen Mor'
gen ertpodte, blidte iie ieuf3en6 bir>
aus ouf sic en6Goie @roirie, 100 Der
erlte @dnee fiel. Sour mentge @e>
genitan6e 5ei@neten fi@ i@pa@ am
&ori3ont bernie6er. Dra1Ben I'M So
fe fuiitterten sic 8rii6er 6as @teb, mro
6as @l03fen Ser S9ofe, 6aS Brile11
ser &iibe f@lug on @tbeloa's DIR.
Gle iduu6erte. @ie ionte lie ben
Ionqe1, langen @inter bier berbrtn<
qer1, tpo feline Seele NIT ibr iprnpatbt'
iirte? 91ls ibr nber Die 6page art'
ta1,dte, mobi1 iie geben io1e, tparo
iibr sic gorge &offmngsloifgfeh tbrer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
leeren 8ldtter, Biz Sl1lius ni9ts mebr

Geeren 8latter, Biz SuIius 1oi@ts mebr
ermartete.
Melin6a bemerfte sic @erdn6e-
r11ng, sic NIT 6em ern1tet1 itiuen
M}onn borging: sic par eigentli9
iein gutter gngel; iie bra6te @l1noe
BON oobeim, iagte ibm, 6ab @tbel6a
tbr Muitfunterri@t botte geber tpol-
len; fife er56blte bon oeren Iangen
|6abrten auf ser 8rairie nit einem
Ser 8riioer, am bdufigiten NIT Mnop,
an Sen tie it@ am innigiten an3ui9lie=
Ben i@ien. Dteie Modridten erquid-
ten Sl1li11s> neil iie linn Sem @baraf-
ter ieiner Srau in beiierm 2i9te 8eig-
ten. gu @ouie NOR tie alio ntdt itol5,
ielbit bte Mutter f9rieb freun6li6 bon
ibr; Sic 8riefe Der 8rii6er lobten ite
marin, un6 Mn0p idil6erte in mrn6er-
barem @tiI aue lire @or3iige. @einer
bon ibnen obnte, 6oB 6ie 8rtefe, mel.
@e regelmdBig an Sulius obgingen,
ni6ts maren als sic @rfiilung zines
iibereilten @ortes.
Mo9 @etbnadten famen Mrs.
Som 81ren, M6olpb un6 6eiien Tra1
m116 tp1ttroerten itd febr Iiber @tbeloa's
mmeienbeit. Gante Sophie iudte
Melinoa GIT pdtroniiiren, gu cultipi-
rem, tpie iie 6adte, ga ia 6o@ @tbeloa
NIT ibr un6 dbnliden 9erte1t leben
muBte. Melin6a ober be61rfte Ser
Obbut Der Domte ni@t. M1s @idte
eimes iebr geohteten @ongreb!Weit-
glie6es fon1te es ibr an @ufmerfifam,
feit nidt febIer, uno nod Dor 5dluB
ser 5oiion maren Mrs. Mbolpb Ban
8uren aus Bottom um6 WfB Weelinoo
Sones aus Soma rtpoliiiren6e @6on-
beiten in @ofbineton. Dos Slid
ober peroorb Melinoa mi@t, nn6 @en'
aeIs Musiidtet itn111en glei6 gut, oh