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Gilpin observer., 1914-07-23
She Tried to Imagine That Letters
Coming to Her-Then. Thirty
Years Ago!

grave. Valiant. standing with the rest,
saw Shirley, with her mother and the
doctor, pass out Of the gate. She was
not looking toward him. A mist was
before his eyes as they drove away.
and the vision of her remained waver-
ing and indistinct-a pale blurred face
under shining hair.
He realized after a time that the
yard was empty and the sexton was
locking the church door. He went
slowly to the gate, and just outside
some one spoke to him. 1t was CHS
holm Lusk. They had not met since
the night Of the ball. Even in his own
preoccupation. Valiant noted that
Lusk's face seemed to have lost its
exuberant youthfulness. II was worn
as II with sleeplessness, and had a
look of suffering that touched him.
And all at once, while they stood look
ing at each other, Valiant knew what
the other had waited to say.
Il won't beat about the bush," said
Lusk stammering. I've got to ask
you something. reckon you've
guessed that THAT Shirley"
Valiant touched the young fellows
arm. YES" he said, Il think know"
IT'S no new thing. with me-" said
the other hoarsely. TITS been three
years. The night of the ball. l thought
perhaps that don't mean to ask
what you might have right to resent
but ! must find out. Is there any
reason why l shouldn't try my luck? 2"
Valiant shook his head. NO." he
said heavily, there Is no reason"
The boyish look sprang back to
Lusk's face. He drew a long breath.
why. then l WILL" he said. Tim
sorry II hurt you. Heaven knows |
didn't want to!"
He grasped the others hand with a
mans heartiness and went up the road
with q swinging stride; and Valiant
stood watching him go. with his hands
tight-clenched at his side.
A little later Valiant climbed the
sloping driveway OF Damory court. 1t
seemed to stare at him from thou.
sand reproachful eyes. The bachelor
red squirrel from his tree-crotch
looked down at him askance. The
redbirds. flashing through the hedges,
fluttered disconsolately. Fire.Cracker,
the peacock, was shrieking from the
upper lawn and the strident discord
seemed to mock his mood.
The great house had become home
to him; he told himself that he would
make no other. The few things he had
brought-his books and trophies-had
grown to be part OF It, and they
should remain. The AK should not be
laid to the walnut grove. AS his fa-
ther had done, he would leave behind
him the life he had lived there. and
the old court should be once more
closed and deserted. Uncle Jefferson
and Aunt Daphne might live on In the
cabin back Of the kitchens. There
was pasturage for the horse and the
cows and for old Sukey. and some
acres had already been cleared for
planting. And there would be the
swans. the ducks and chickens. the
peafowl and the fish.
A letter had come to him that morn.
Ing. The corporation had resumed
business with credit unimpaired. Pub.
lie opinion was more than friendly
now. A place waited for him there,
and one of added honor, in a concern
Gilpin observer., 1914-07-23

had said, but a little later, as he and
Valiant sat beside the couch, the major
opened his eyes suddenly.
Shirley" he whispered. where's
Shirley?"
She was sitting on the porch Just
outside the open window, and when
she entered. tears were on her face.
The doctor drew back silently: but
when Valiant would have done SO, the
major called him nearer.
NO." he painted: II like to see you
two together" His voice was very
weak and tired.
As she leaned and touched his hand,
he smiled whimsIcally. ITS mighty
curious" he said. but l can't get 1t
out Of my head that its Beauty Vail
ant and Judith that I'm really talking
to- Foolish-isn't itf" But the idea
seemed to master him, and presently
he began TO call Shirley by her moth.
er's name. An odd youthfulness crept
into his eyes: a subtle paradoxical
boS1aAAssA Ms cheek tnged with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-11
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Booth are
at Otsego Lake. N. Y.
%
Miss Elsie Chope Is the guest OF
Briar Cliff college classmates In Dun
cannon, Pa.
Mrs. Harry Jewett who spent the
summer at Grand lake, northern
Michigan. has returned to her home
In Crosse Pointe.
Miss Valerie Corbett and her broth.
ers, Walter and Vincent Corbett leave
Sunday for months stay at Eaton's
ranch. In Wyoming.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo e. Clark
have reopened their home at No. sos
Woodward-ave., after spending the
summer at the Country club.
o.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Lauretta Edith Hertz, daughte,
OF August Hertz, No. 207 Selden-ave.
to DR.. George. w. Cosper,4 the mar
riage to take place Nov. s.
O.
Miss Eleanore Rohnert gave a din
ner-dance for 80 guests, WEDNESDAY
evening. In the Country club, in honor
OF her house guest, Miss Kathleen Ir
win. Of Buffalo.
Members OF the Young Ladies'
circle Of Central Christian church
will be the guests at dinner, Friday
evening, Of Miss Dorothy Skeeman,
No. 769 Dickerson-ave.
o.
The marriage OF Miss Ruth Nc.
Henry to DR.. Stilson Robert Ashe
was quietly performed Monday, Sept.
z, In the Woodward-ave. Baptist
church, by the Rev Maurice p. Fixes.
Mrs. Edgar Gregory attended her sis.
ter as matron of honor, and Lloyd
Ashe, brother of the groom, was best
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-11

man. After Dot. /. DR.. and Mrs. Ashe
will be at home at No. $50 Ferndale-
ave.
Members Of the Detroit Institute Of
Science will 60 to Weber's farm, near
the Ten-Mile-rd.. Sunday. for speci-
men hunting and corn roast. Mem
bers are instructed to take the 8
o'clock interurban car, get on at the
Ten-Milerd., and walk one mile west
to the Weber farm.
A prettily decorated tent and rest
room Is being maintained at the State
fair by the Equal Suffrage league Of
Wayne county, the privileges OF which
the public Is invited to use. The;
league has special speakers on the
grounds and enthusiastic members of
the league distribute suffrage litera-
ture throughout the grounds daily.
o.
A charming exhibition OF fall now
ers and garden shrubbery, fruit and
vegetables was held, wednesday at
ternoon, In Bemh's flower shop, by the
Michigan Garden club, an organization
of prominent society women, whose
home gardens are famed for their
beauty. "A feature OF the exhibition
were the gladiola from the John
Stoughton Newberry estate In Crosse
Puinte. and q wonderful display OF
asters sent by Mrs. w. l.. Clements.
OF Bay City. Prizes In the various
flower, fruit and vegetable classes. ar
ranged by the executive committee
OF the club. we're won by the follow
ing members: Mrs BENJAMIN War
rem. Mrs. w. L. Clements, Bay City;
Mrs. John 8. Newberry, Mrs. Noel
O'Brien, the Misses Hendrie. Mrs.
Strathearn Hendrie, Mrs w. J.-Chit-
tenden, jr., Bloomfield Hills; e. 8.
Barbour, Mrs. John M Dwyer, Mrs.
Robert M. Berry. Bloomfield Hills;
Mrs Frances King, Alma, Mich; Mrs
HOWE Muir. Mrs. A. I. Lewis. and
Mrs. w. T. Barbour, Bloomfield Hills.
Job Printing Done Right Times
Printing Co.. Is John R-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-11

Dick came home this morning; got
i'm in time for breakfast, and was 30
pleased with everything. including the
bad coffee that Annie served.
Aunt Mary has offered TO make the
coffee tomorrow. She makes the Old
fashioned boiled kind that Is Settled
with the white OF an egg. have q
percolator that was given US as q
wedding present, but | find that II
would cost Us at least dollar and o
half a week to use 1t, am going to
try and use the percolator on the gas
stove, but I dare not trust Annie 10
do this until can take the time TO
try II out myself
Aunt Mary was surprised when
told her we certainly could not ahord
to add nearly 400 per cent to the COT
fee I'm the making OF it--one pound
viii last us a week, but II is the alco-
hol that would bring the cost up.
Even she. who Is quite economical,
has never learned to think of house
hold economies In per cents" which
I am sure is only the proper basis OF
housekeeping.
Dear. dear Dick caught me in his
arms as I opened the door and Rugged
me until lost my breath entirely.
Then he held me or at arms length
and surveyed my plain housedress,
big apron and cap.
$50 Mrs. Schoolteacher has become
Mrs. Housekeeper," he said, laughing
ly, "and 1t looks TO me, Margie, as
though Mrs. Housekeeper was going
to take her business very seriously
"Of course am, Dick, but I am go
ing to try and not worry you with It
any more than you worry me with
your work. I don't think any wife has
the slightest right to ask her husband
to get steak or to pay the gas bill
on his way to the ONCE. Housekeep-
Ing is my work and I am going to do
Let's don't housekeep tonight. Mar.
gie." said Dick. with q tightening Of
the arm that was still about me.
do you realize, my dear. that we
have not been on spree since you
were hurt? Let's play we are not
married and have real sweetheart
ening time tonight"
but Aunt Mary1"
| Bother Aunt Mary. She has sense
enough to know we cant always have
her with US. No matter how much OF
an addition she would be to the com
pany. I'll come after you at 6 O'Clock
and Wen have dinner downtown. Then
We'll do something real devilish.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-11
Caroline Goes Ways of Putting Up Fruits
Peaches.

Peaches.
Eight quarts of peaches, one quart
OF sugar, three quarts Of water.
Put the sugar and water together
and stir over the Are until the sugar
Is dissolved. When the syrup boils.
skim It. Draw the kettle back where
the syrup will keep hot but not boil.
Pare the peaches, cut In halves, and
remove the stones. unless you prefer
to can the fruit whole.
Put layer Of, the prepared fruit
into the preserving kettle and cover
with some Of the hot syrup. When
the fruit begins to boil. skim carefully.
Boil gently for 10 minutes, then put
in the Jars and seal. II the fruit Is
not fully ripe It may require q little
longer time to cook. II should be SO
tender that 1t may be pierced easily
with silver fork. It Is best to put
only one layer Of fruit in the preserv-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-11

man. After Oct. /, DR.. and Mrs. Ashe
will be at home at No. $50 Ferndale-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-11

IAN right. dearest man. I 60
ed and kissed him hurriedly ed
most showed him out OF the door, q
realized that. instead Of liking ~ &
house. would have to 60 doWn(o1
and buy . hat and other things G.
doll up 80 Dick would uof a.
ashamed Of me.
1t is rather q strange commentor1
on modern life that In all the erco|
AFFAIRS Of living woman's hat Il ~
to play q part Of frst importance
(To be Continued.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-11
ing kettle. While this Is cooking the
fruit for the next batch may be pared.

Select thoroughly sound pears.
Halve and core them. Put on the
stove to cook In clear water. In an
agate sauce pan. Use enough water.
only, to cover the fruit. Cook slowly.
When the pears are tender, but not
broken, remove from the stove and
take them out OF the liquid. Set them
aside. Then take enough Of the
liquid to all up the bottles and add
sugar to II until 1t makes a rich
syrup. Cook for a few minutes and
then drop the pears carefully into II,
letting them simmer for 10 minutes.
Sliced lemons, cooked with the pears
and their liquid, add greatly to the
flavor. Use about two lemons to
half gallon OF liquid. Can the fruit
scalding hot and seal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-11

Members Of DIT. M. w. Lau's Bible
class viii spend Friday with DR.. Lau
on his fruit farm near Davisburg,
Mich. The members Will leave on
the q. T. r., 6:45 o'clock train FRI
day morning, and return in the even
ING.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-11

Job Printing Done Right Times
Printing Co.. Is John R.-st.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
uno Ti@t.

Die Mni@auungen iber bic per>
f@iebenen 6ormen Der Naturtraft
baben ii@ namentli@ infolse Der @az
oiumforf@ung oabin eednbert, bob
man ni@t mebr cine &etbe einaelner
&rafte BON etnunber trennt, fonbern
in lbnen mebr peri@ieoene @rabe Der
Rraft erblidt. Snsbefonbere tpirb
ieBt bic @~lettri3itdt na@ bteier Muf<
fafuns bonn 2i@t .ni@t mebr benz
@eien na@ unteri@teben, ionoern
mon balt bic elettrif@en Mellen fir
2i@tmellen BON auberorbentli@ gez
fteigerter Srequen5 unb umgetebrt.
Dabur@ finb beibe Matureri@einunz
gen einanber ndber seriidt, unb es er<
gibt 1i@ fait BON ielbit bic 6rage, Oh
elettrti@e @orgdnge bur@ 2i@t be-
etnflubt lperben t0nnen. MGre btes
Der San, 10 1tebe fi@ au@ benten,
bat eS fir ben 8etrteb bes 6ernz
fpre@ers, Der auf etnem @lettromag<
neten berubt, ni@t slet@gilttg 1T. Oh
bic babel tdti9en Mpparate benz 2t@t
ausgefeBt finb. 9te @ntf@etbung
pdre mi@ttg, fans itb babur@ man@e
btsber rdtielbafte @t0rungen i'm
Sernfpre@me len erfldren lieben.
9r. @rottan 1T in ben Mnnalen ber
Pbpitt bieier 5rose ndber getrtten.
3und4t orbnete CT etnen 8erfu9 10
an, bob Elm Magnet in Der M@ie elmer
Snoutttonsfpule angebra@t nurbe,
bic nit etnem @alpanpmeter perbunz
ben par. Ser Magnet tpurbe bann
3ettpetie elmer 8eli@tung ausgefeBt,
bic, tpenn bic Sbeorie ri@tig tpdre,
jebesmal ben Magnetismus etpas
bdtte berabfeben unb infolgebeHen
etnen Snbuttionsftrom in Der Spule
bdtte er5eugen miiHen. 9ie Mabel
bes bo9empftnblthen @alpanometers
3etgte aber teinen 1ol@en an, 1pnbern
blieb unbemegli@. 9ie @trtung bes
2t@tes, fails cine folde beitebt, lit
Der1ra@ 1eDenfaus gu gert11g, UNI out
biefem Wege enti9leiert gu merben.
Ser 5orf4er felt aber nod etnen
3peiten 8eriu9 unter 8enubung
zines Selepbons an, mobet nt@t Der
Magnet, ionoern bic tpei@e @ifenz
platte beg 5ernipre@ers elmer 3ettz
tpeiligen 8eli@tung ausgefeBt tpurbe.
Dtesmal murben in Der Sat Mbz
pei@unger bes @alnanometers erz
3ielt. 81. @rottan fiibrt etqe &etbe
bon @riinben bafiir an, bob btefe
Wtrtung bur@ bas 2t@t er3eugt
perbe, mGbrenb man ben @innanb
erbeben t0nnte, 0aB cine @rpdrmung
Der @ifenplatte als urfa@e an3u>
fpreben mdre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

BUN 3eit gu Sci: etmme 10 l1n-
sltdspDse1 I'M brofe5ete, bab bic @elt
in gang tor5er 3ett unnergebne bot.
Mer is bran eetpebnt, 10 9ummbeete
au- Deere I'M gebt brum mtg brum.,
@@ur als tleener Sub bab i@ fen
gebeert. Domols bot es MIDI md&tis
berf@redt, amer fibber fellem battert
MIDI 70 ebbes net mel. Sd. bent etpe,
paS bor3le ion, bes bor3elt bod.
Mar11 es amer tpobr Is, mos in BIT
8tmel ftebt, bob mann emo1 ollerz
banb falf@e 8rofete uftrete, fen en-
Sei1 tpidr, bob bas @nb BUN BIZ
Melt nd@ft is, bann me@t es fet, bob
11ou bal ebbes bdppent. I'm 10 en-
8rofet Is auetpeil an BIT @rmet. @r
,1ennt ii@ 8inp @unbog; ptel 2ett
Beetle i'm aper Btup Sabbuft (tpas
uf Deitf9 @dgmeb1 bebett). Z ST sebt
juf@t in bic grobe StGbt, tpeil e8 ft@
In bic tleene net be3ablt, I'M bann
trieat er fi@ erit Snformebf@en. pte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

Sic &ieienpermogen uni erer retben
nno reiddten 9eute i6eine11 1tarf iiber
itrieben getpeien gu iein. Seoenfans
miir6en, mern Dem 8un6e, Sen 5toa-
ten un6 sen @t46ten sic @innabmen
aus ser @etr4nfel terter un6 ben 2l=
5en5gebiibren berloren gtngen, ollie
@di6ten ser 8epolferung erbeblt6
belaltet merben miiiien, I'm oen Mns=
fall 5u oeden. Scene, 6ie rationale
8robibition ont Idrmen6iten befir=
tporten, brou@en ii6 Gorge oiefer=
bolb ridt gu MAIDEN. @oS tie gu be-
5ablen bGtten, tpiir6e nidt btel beoel1<
ten, aber fir sic @eoolferung III ibrer
@clommtbeit tpiir6e Ser @anoel iebr
piel GIT be6el1ten baben. 3nmal tie
auh nod Sen 8erluft elmer bliibenoen
Sssn6u1trie nr6 6ie @erntdtung bon
bielen &nn6erttauien6en bon @rtiten-
3e1 init allen ibren mibli6en tpirtb-
}haftlihen GoIgeeri6ein11ngen 5n be-
flogen boben miiroe. @er bariiber
muir Elm biBd)er na@6enft, fann no
tionoIe @robibition untog1i@ befiir'
morten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
&bmadbe 2nn9en brtn9en
oft ernffe Rranfbeit NIT fb.

@enn SIR i@tpa6e 2nngen bebt 1!1!o
grer 5Difem beruntergefommen TT, 1e1o
SIR ernif ter 2ungenfrmfbeit mebr auSz
aueiebt. 9ur6 ben @ebrma4 bon Gdr1an,S
Gteratibe baben 1nan@e tire Sci l1n6bett
fpie6er bergeteH. 2eiet bieie Sal:
231 q. Mtlnntic Mbe.. 9aDoonfteD. %. 5.
u5erren: SIM @erbft 1905 aog t4 MIR
cine ernite grfdltumg 5u, tpeld1e 1t@ gu!
,1eine Sungen feffebte, un6 nnein ar5t
iaQte mir, i9 r1iife mad @alifornter1 l1!1o
bieS 1ofort. gu iener 8eit rietb 1an mir,
gdman's Mlterntibe al nebn1e11. so
bIieb All @au1e unb fling an es az t11ebr1e11
Sic Iebte ISOLDE I'M October. SO bego!1'1
better 81. tper6en, unb bic erte Bode tut
Befddftigung aut, unb meme @eluno5ett
mar bouftdn6ig bergeteQt. % tt1o teRt
fieben Sabre, feitbeu1 meme 9etl11t19 er<
ipirft purbe, rnb i9 fdnn Gdu1ar1'S Al'
teratibe nidt genug loben.
Q1nter5ei@net) q. SO. Satem.
(% SsmaS!s msratips 1T ts9r !yirga,
bel 2nftr1bren @atarrb 11n6 9etttaet1
2unqen<Bef9perben uno I'M Alfpd1 pes
@bffems. GntbdIt feline f9doli4e eoer
aur @etpobnbeit tperoen1en9 rrgs. Me4n1t
feline @nbHitiitute an. gertmltt bel per
Molitor 9rug 60. @9reibt @dr1an va
boratoriur1, Rbtlabelpbia, Ea., tar o""
Bi9letn Der 9etlnngen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

f@mdrtsDte gett bort fen I'm tper tpm
bebelflt4 {ei min. Des @potiobr
mar er ebaut feds mo9e in BIZ @tabt
Df@abnftaun in pennfplbanten. Dort
bot CT en- sroBe 9au 9ebat, 10 tpas Ct
en- 9abernadel beeBt I'm in fel1em bot
ct ale Dag I'M Smebs gebrebtgt, maS,
fen tann i9 net re9t fage, atper es
f@etnt. baB en- groBt Dbeel bun bic
2ett, abarbig bic Metper. gan3 perz
rtdt >porre fen. Tin fe ben a bi@tig
beaablt for fener 9umbug gu Deere,
70 bob b'r 8inp @abbuit en- 9aufe
@elb our @tabt naugei@leppt bot,
grab tpte er's an anbere BlGb off
9ebbu bot. ST peritebt fei 8isnis
I'M Is EN- 9errgott bantbar berfor,
baB Ct bic Dumme net ale tperre lobt.
Mas midi setpunnert bot, Is, baB bic
englti9e 3etttnge tbm 10 gut mitge<
bolfe ZEN, fet Sobernadel gu abperz
tetfe, I'M bob linens en- 9beel bun bic
parrer gu ibm ftede unb lire Rerdez
members er3dble, tpos fe0er 8tnp for
en- gottserbGrmli@ frommer Mann
tpGr. 9es is mir en- Ponel.
Nau fen bic Menf@e nergenbs
better, az fe fet fotte, I'm t@ bent mir
mol, es eebt ab in Df@abnitaun anerz
banb f9le@te Serbs. Diner eentge
Stabt I'm 2anb, mas ftnf3tg Biz fe@z
atg bouienb Menf@e 3Gblt, bot of en-
gan3e Got &er@e. Mann atper bic
parrer ntr ausrt@te femme, pas ion
bann en- bergelabfener Menf@ better
made, bun benz Mtemanb 1age fam,
tpo ct bertummt ober mo Ct btegebt.
Ollie M@ting Drum por bic beitf@e
parrer bort. @ie fenler 8inp en-
groBe @unbags<pareb arren1@t bot,
po ob bic @unbaesf@ule bun ale
&er9e bdtte fele mttmarti9e, bo fen
bic beiti@e @arrer gefabt: rMir tumm
raus! Summit ibr iuf@t in @ier
@unbagsi@ul!!" Des &peiit, bob fe
ten @labbe ZEN an 10 en- 3%ugelabfene
@eltgton un ab net 10 bumm fen, pte
bic Mnnere. Sd bent, Bel bere 3ett
ben fe in ,D1@abnftaun f@un etngez
feline, baB fe ii@ an, b'r Mas ZEN rum
ftebre loKe, I'M fe mdre frob, mann
ie ibr @elb for ebbes Mtbli@es behalte
bdtte. @s Is etpe mobr, mas BIT alt
8arnum ge1abt bot, bob bic 2ett tpelle
gebumbuggt fet. St bot fen gut ber<
fame, amer berbet bot Ct bod ebbes
gepie1e for fei @elb. I'm entbau ct
bot net 9umbug gebriepe nit ernf t.
baftige @a@e, pte feler 8tqp @abz
buff es bbut.
MiBt SIR, an tper mid fener 8illp
@abbuft gemabnt2 ST.. an b'r be-
riebmt Dottor Gifenbart, mas bic
2eit nod fetner Dirt furtert bot, tpte's
In benz befannte r3niepelimtd<bam
bum<2iebel" beebt. Sener Dottor
@ifenbart bot nor meb as pte 3tpee<
bu11nert sSobre in Deitf@lanb gelebt
I'm MQes geboftert, mas 3u tbm gez
tumme is. 9ot @ener 3abpeb gebat,
bann bot er ibm b'r 3abn nit BIT
ptftol rausgef@ofe I'M mann ab grab
en- Std bum Ropp abgefloge Is. @me
Monr nit ene md9tige &ropf bot er
eenfu@ nit enc Strtd b'r 9als 3uge<
f9ntert. Cine Rerl, pas bic @aut
g'bat bot, bot CT beebe See a%bgefdgt.
Mtt Mppenbt3ttts, mas es a bomols
f@ur1 gene bot, bot Ct tor3er 8ro3eb
gema@t. 9ot @ener &oppmeb g'bat.
bann bot ct i'm nit EN- 9ammer uf
b'r &opp gef@lage TN bic @@mer3e
mare bal perbet. TN 70 in btele anz
mere SGdne, mics in fenem f@eene
2ttb ausftebrlt@ beebt. Mn fetner
0fftStIr bot ct en- @etn gebat, mas
benetpeg 9elaut bot:
@ertraut ii@ mir en- 9a3ient,
60 ma@' er erf@t fet Seftament.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
6em &oipital genomme1 uno operirt,
aber man fanb teinen &rebs. Na6=

benz &oipital ge1rommen uno operirt
ober man fan6 teinen &rebs. Mad=
oem i6 bier Monate tpieoer 6abeim
getpeien, nobm man MIDI na9 ei1rem
Sanitarium in Chamberlain. Sort
erflarte man mir, i@ babe 9eber+@er-
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