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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
FANNIE WARD SUED FOR
100000 IN HOME CASE

New York, Dec. 15.-Fannie Ward,
the actress. was sued in the supreme
court today for 100000 damages for
alternating the affections of her leading
man, John Worcester Dean, who has
played the lead in Miss Wards com
panies for the last ten years and who
under the name of Jack Dean was
named when Miss Wards husband,
Joseph Lewis, divorced her in England
two years ago The plaintiff is Mrs.
Sarah Jennie Gertrude \. Dean, a for
mer actress under the name of Ruth
Langdon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
BIGGEST SALES IN
LATIN REPUBLICS
Trade of United States First
Time Exceeds That of the
United Kingdom.

Boston, Mass, Dec. 15.-Trade of the
United States in 1913 with 20 Latin
American republics, both in sales and
purchases. exceeded in volume that of
any other single country, according to
John Barrett, director general of the
Pan-American union, in an address be-
fore a Latin-American commercial
conference here. 1t was the first year,
he said, the United States had export
ed a greater valuation of products to
Latin-American countries than the
United Kingdom.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
COMMITTEE May
HEAR ROOSEVELT
Representative Hobson Wants
Former President as Naval
Inquiry Witness.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 15.-At to-
days session of the house naval COM
mittee Representative Hobson pressed
Chairman Padgett to call Theodore
Roosevelt and after discussion the
question was left to 5e decided in an
executive session of the committee:
why invite him?" demanded But
Ter.
He has been assistant secretary of
the navy, president and commander
in-chief and has been in position to
know the facts about national de-
fense," returned Hobson.
Buchanan remarked that due to the
fact that Roosevelt seldom expressed
himself through the newspapers or
magazines it might be well to get hold
of him and drag something out of him
on the subject
The committee began the examina-
ton of Commander Sterling, who tes-
titled there were IS submarines in the
Atlantic fleet.
New York, Dec. ia very mod
crate increase of the regular army
foundations, upon which a large vol
unteer army could be promptly organ
lied when war comes, and enough
guns and ammunition, are the immed
late needs of the army in the opinion
of former Secretary of War Simpson,
who addressed the Merchants associa-
ton of New York today. He said train
ing of United States citizens from boy
hood in the use of rifles was impera-
tive. He declared Switzerland. with a
yearly expenditure of S6,500,OO0 has
been training 100000 men. while the
United States is spending $90,00000O
annually on an army of only 10000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
GHTyEARS FOR
MELL0TT SLAYER
Clarence Mccormick Sentenced
to Term at Hard Labor in
Iowa Penitentiary.

Ottumwa, Iowa, Dec. 15.-Clarence
Mccormick, who, with Mrs. Ruth Nc
Cullough. was arrested in Chicago Oct.
IA. and indicted here for the murden
of I. W. Mellott, near Hedrick. the
night of Oct. 6. today was sentenceS
TO eight years at hard labor. McCor-
mick changed his plea after a weeks
trial from first degree murder to man
slaughter. Mrs. Mccullough will be
tried in January.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
ORYS LOSE NEW ZEALAND

Wellington. New Zealand Dec 10
An indication of the defeat of national
rr,bibition is given in a preliminary
count oe the poll made public here as
follows:
The vote in SO license districts gives
for national prohibition ls9'soO' ioi
national continuance. 290.6s1
In II no-license tistricts the vote
for national prohibition is 4O.5ss ana
for national continuance 3O,71l-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
FARM CROPS OF YEAR ARE
BELOW THE 1913 VALUE

Warrington. d. G., Dec. i5.-This
s.rs principal farm crops are worth
esiS,s52, 900. the department of agri-
--,afe announced today. Corn leads
"a value Of $1.7OO.59O.OOO.
me years principal crops are $780,
4''soo less than last year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
C0NGRESS RECESS FROM
DEC. % TO 2o PROPOSED

Washington. D. c.. Dec. ia hol-
'ay recess for congress from Dec. %
. was proposed today in concur
~ resolution passed by the house.
Z vas then communicated 10 the sen
fs TO await that bOdy's action.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
ASKS MORE INFORMATION
ON PANAMA PROTECTION

Washington. d. c., Dec. 15.-Aore
information is being awaited before
President Wilson decides whether the
request of Governor Goethals for de-
stroyers to enforce neutrality of the
Panama canal shall be granted.
The president discussed the sub
ject with the cabinet and considered
measures for protection of the Ecu
trality of the canal. Officials de-
scribed as absurd the reports that
Goethals' request would be denied.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
PAUL HUSTING, DEMOCRAT,
is WISCONSIN SENATOR

Madison. Wis, Dec 15.-With the
certifying of election by the state can
vassing board of Paul o. Husting.
democratic candidate for United
States senator, Governor McGovern,
republican. comedies Husting's cleo
ton. according to attorneys for Nc
Govern.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till 7 p. M. Tomorrow, fol
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity

Fair and continued cold tonight with
the lowest temperature about > de
grees above zero; Wednesday fair and
not quite so cold.
Temperature at a. IN. above zero.
Highest yesterday above. lowest last
night. 3 below zero.
Velocity of wind at a. m miles
per hour.
Precipitation none.
Relative humidity at p. IN. 80, at =
a. IN S3.
Stage of water Is, a fall of % in
last "a hours
]. NJ. SHERIER. Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
PRESIDENT SHOWS SELF
TO BE FRIEND OF NEGRO

Washington, d. C., Dec. 15.--Outlin-
ing his attitude toward the negro.
President Wilson today told the uni
versity commission on the southern
race question composed of represen-
tatives of II southern colleges, that
'our object is to know the needs of the
negro and sympathetically help him
in every way possible for his good and
our good"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
LISBON CHAMBER
BACKS MINISTRY

Lisbon. Dec. IA. (via Paris .)-The
chamber of deputies today adopted
resolution declaring confidence in the
new ministry by vote of 6S TO 80. but
a similar resolution in the senate was
rejected ~ to &c. The new cabinet.
headed by Victor Coutinho as premier,
has been III Office only few days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
FREE OFFERINGS
HIT STOCK PRICES

New York. Dec. 15.-The first open
session of trading in all shares listed
on the stock exchange began today
with a further rise. The first fifteen
minutes, however. apparent offerings
were in excess of the demand and
numerous substantial recessions set
in.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
GATEMAN COUNTS FACES
OF 100000, THEN DIES

Chicago. H.. Dec. 15.-For 20 years
Henry Meyer, gatemat for the Illinois
Steel company, coun ed faces of EN-
ployes passing through mis- gate ana
looked TO the day when the 1O.000.00
mark was reached. The moment arriv-
ed today when a worker hurried
through the gate, and cid Henry ex-
claimed, Ten million" Shortly after
ward hs dropped dead at his post.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
PRESIDENT URGES THAT
TREATIES BE CONSERVED

Washington, d. c., Dec. 15.-The
president does not think it feasible to
map out a general plan for coordinat-
ing powers of states and the federal
government regarding legislation af-
fecting aliens, but believes each al
legged discrimination must be dealt
with on its merits and every effort
made to conserve treaty obligations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15

London. Dec Is. - Military observ
II in London. commenting upon
s-ssizs failure 10 clear Poland OF
gsrnzn troops. dwell upon the fact
azt even Russia's vast resources in
-sn may continue unavailing unless
snsting methods of communication
s-e improved
On two occasions Russia forces ap.
,rozching the German frontier were
.rTen back by reason of the remark.
ale system OF German railroads which
GABLES the Germans TO move troops
IpeditiOusly-
L mas been suggested that Russia
sso1ld begin al once construction of
rev transverse lines in Poland. TEN
porzry lines. II is argued. could be
aid at the rate Of 10 miles a day
Such confident claims have been
zzde by the allies during the last
Essk concerning the success of their
lev movement against the German
ne that Berlin military authorities
ave issued a special statement TO
e5ntradict them.
definite statement is made at Rot
isrdsm that the Germans have begun
Z retreat. falling back in Belgium
sEard a prepared line further from
ne coast Official confirmation is
Aeking
The London official information bu-
lszu today says: After a period OF
nnparative quiet in northern France
irhting has recommended. a combined
rack by the allies was made yesterday
q the line from Hollebeke to Wyte-
Ehsete in Belgium. Several German
rsnches and a number of prisoners
we're captured and substantial pro
grsss made"
French Retain Territory.
Paris, Dec 15.-An official statement
this afternoon says the French have re-
tanned territory won along the Ypres
canal 10 west Of Hollebeke in the
Argonne and elsewhere. There has
been artillery fighting from SOmme to
Argunns and in Alsace German
iatsntry has gained a foothold near
sisinbach.
Report Russian Mutiny.
Berlin. Dec 15.-The official press
bureau says: The Turkish cruiser
NidirH formerly the Breslau) has
solbsrded SebastOpol. Vienna news
1spsrs report muriny in the army be-
ssging PrzemysL Several battalions
re laid 10 have been sent away in
istters. a Turkish official bulletin
zys the large cruiser Sultan Salim
lGoeben) bombGrded Batum Dec. 10,
sitting fire 70 he city.
-Constantinople learns authorita-
rTsly that a Mohammedan uprising
las occurred in the Caucasus, and that
1900 armed Russian Moslems went
iIer 70 fight against the Russians"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
MORE COLD
DAYS PREDICTED

Washington, d. c.. Dec. 1.-two
more days of cold for the eastern sec
tion is predicted. The coldest of the
season thus far prevailed today. gen.
orally east of the Mississippi river
and in the northwest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
LAWYER IS SLAIN
IN BURGLAR DUEL

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 15.-Charles B
Reynolds, lawyer, was shot and
killed early today IN a revolver bat
tie with a burglar in his home here.
The burglar escaped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
INCREASED LIVE STOCK
RATES ARE SUSPENDED

Washington. d. c., Dec. 15.-Pro-
posed increases in freight rates on
live stock. fresh meats and packing
house products from Chicago. St.
Louis and other western centers to
eastern cities were suspended yester-
day by the interstate commerce com
mission until April 10, for investiga-
ton.
II is estimated that. had the in
creased rates been permitted to go
into effect they would have yielded 10
the roads an added income of nearly
S1O.OOO.OOO annually.
The proposed advances affected not
only live stock of all kinds, but fresh
meats and packing house products of
every description
On cattle. for instance, the increase
would have been from 20 to SO cents
hundred pounds. between Chicago
and New York, on fresh meats, from
IS to 80 cents a hundred pounds and
on general packing house products
from 80 to SO cents a hundred pounds.
Vigorous protests against the in
creases we're made 10 the commission
not only by the meat packers and live
stock producers. but also by the gen.
eral consuming public. The commits,
sion, in its order OF Monday. did not
pass upon the reasonableness or the
vances. but il indicated that they
would be made the subject of an in
vestigation to be held at later time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
800 IMPRISONED
IN A JAPAN MINE

Toxic. Dec 15.-Eight hundred min
ers are imprisoned in a coal mine at
Fukuoka. on the sea coast 90 miles
north of Nagasaki, as a result OF an
explosion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Evening stars: Jupiter. Mars. Morn
ing stars: Mercury. Venus. Saturn.
Planet Venus in conjunction with the
moon ut $50 a. III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
Major Lames a. connolly Dead.

Springfield. Ill. Dec. 15.-Major
James a. Connolly. former command
er of the Illinois department OF the G.
A. r.. former congressman and state
legislator. is dead.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15
failure to Clear Poland
Due to Superior System
for Moving Troops.
ARE TWICE DRIVEN OFF
LOndon Critics See No Chance
for Gar to Gain Unless He
improves Facilities.

Lordon. Dec. 15.-The British ofic-
Al statement concerning a combined
..,aek by the allies yesterday against
es German line il interpreted in some
..arters as marking the beginning of
4 much discussed attempt 10 make a
ssrsrsl advance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-15

Associated Press
Exclusive Wire
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

malt nnb 2iit, ion6ern 61rd oieie
fleinen sSrie6ensengel. Inter iiherem
@eleite febrten sic &inoer in sic
@tabt 5uriid, un6 bal6 fab man alf
oenielben Mege idmerbelaoene $50
gen nn6. @arren baberfabren; file
bradten ben notbleioen6en ginpob>
nern reiblide 2ebensmittel. Sim ar-
6eren Morgen Undergraduate Ser Selo-
berr oes @elogerungsbeeres eine11
gnd6igen Brieoen nit oenen, sic ct
m%s5nrotten geibmoren batte.
Moh longe int 2aufe Ser Soften
gob CO in @amb11rg ein u&irlden-
|felt." Tas tpar fir Sic Sl,gcno cine
gar fr0blid)e 8eier. SSn ibr 6cltes
@elpanb gefleioet, lnitige 9ie6cr iir=
geno, 5ogen g1lben nr6 Mfagolein in
georbneter &eibe our6 Sic Straben
rno a@oi1en Ser Staot, uno Elm iebes
trrtg einen &irid5meig in Den @q1oen
nit iiiben rotbglan5enoen 6riidten,
Sic n1ln imuner bG1tfiger gelporoen
iino int 6eutlde11 Gaterlanoe. 1aB
n1nmebr sic Iadenoen rotben Miino<
lem nidt leer altsgingen, ltebt 5tpar
SEN alten @ldttern ser Gage nicbt ge=
ibrieben, STR gla1tbt eS aber iiherlid
ebenlo gerne &pie i6. Das u&irden=
felt" mar sic @rinnerl1ng an ie11en
Sag, 90 @inoeseinfalt nnb erbormen=
Sc @ilfe sic b%eor0ngte @anialto6t &C.
rettet bnt. 6. 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

ni@t berednen fonn, 10 lit Dos nur
@runo mebr, BEL Der @obI 6es erlte1
|S@rittes 6ie gr0Bte @eionnenbeit
molten 31 laiien uno o119 sic ungiim>
ltigen Mogli6fette11 IN Betradt al
5ieben.
Seidtiim un6 TrGgbeit oriiden iid
gerne an FOLDER Observation-Disclosures
porbei. Mande @eute fin6en es be-
ql1e11l, iid iiber sic 3rogtpeite oes er,
item @eriu6s> 6es Mnfongs bintpeg=
5ntalllben. Mame11tlid5, menn file 6en
Sdritt Dor ibrem @emiiien nidt redt-
fertigen fon1en, m0dten iie lid iiber-
reoer, ooB es nit Ser @ade nidt 70
piel onf iid babe, 6aB iie falm Ser
9feoe mertb iei. 8obin 6os fiibren
fon1l, bis SIT tpelden G%rogooien> err
5ablen rnS 2cbe1l a116 giid]er immer
BON nelte1n.
Scr Sl1gen6 foun nro1t gar nidt
oel'tl10 ge1ll9 oas Wlht1ge lr0 grt=
%ld)eioenoe 6es verl ten 56ritts" gum
@eml1btle elm bringen, meil man gera6e
bel ibr itets n,f sic Gntidnloigl1ng
ltoBt: ~SSh bab' mir gar nidts
S6limnes babel ge6adt."
60 mie nran Sen ueri item @6ritt"
meioen 1ou> 10 fennt an6reriett 6aS
9eben olnb 10 nn6 10 piele 2ogen,
400 eS M1ltb, 8eber5tbeit> @iniidt lit,
Dor BEN Miiben un6 @efabren 6es er<
item Sdrittes ridt 3uriif5ubeben. ST
erit elm Mnfong gemod5t, 10 fin6en ii6
oie on6erer1 gu Der Gade o6er Dem
l(nternebmen notbnen6igen Dinge
perbaltniBmaBig lei6t Elm. l1n6 felbit,
lpen11 eS nob lange oaltern folte, Bis
Die Sade in 6ltB fommt un6 Sen &C.
miinid]ten N11sgang rtmmt, fann io16
erl tier sdritt 6od i6on cine nnge=
beltre moraliide @irf11ng iiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

&ate:: rMd, Gru6@en, tit Der ober
6umm! Der fragt immer erit unS,
menn er mas miiie1 tpin."
@in8ernf.- u@aS treibft gu
mdbren6 6es Sommers?"
SD babe cine MniteQung als
8merg in Gomez Sslan6 angenom>
n1et1."
~M1s 3tperg? gu biit 6od fait
feds 611B groB."
vStimmt. Sd mer6e als Ser groBz
tc 3tperg in ser @elt %anftreten."
SIN @ebirge.- 3onrii ten am
@oitbaus u3um @ieienfon"): ~&err
@irtb, f0nnten mir mobl ben @aiier=
fat beiidtigen?"
@irtb: u8e6o1tere, meme &err-
id)often, Ser SAIL bleibt lei6er beute
ae1ta1t, mcil meine Trat bas 8ai=
fer mor9en notbmen6ig our groBen
GSald)e DrQndr!"
s S6nIe - 2ebrer (6er
6en Sdiilern Sen 8egriff uSptimiiit"
erfldren tpilD: nMlio, @eier, mie
nennt mon einen Meniden, Der io5u<
iogen allies 6ur6 cine roiaborbene
@riqe 1iebt?"
@eier idmeigt.
-2ebrer: Sea, einen Sptt -"
Meier: u@inen Sptifns!"
unangenebm NJ. - @elegentli@
Der @dulfeier elmer b0beren S0@ter=
1dnle miro a16 6as - a11Si6lieBli9
aus 9ame1n beiteben6e - 2ebrerin=
nenfol1egium i'm &eftorats5immer
photographic. M1s sic 8il6er fertig,
ergibt iih 5um S6reden Der @orite=
berin u16 gum Subel auer S6iilerin=
1ten, oaB iiber 6en &0pfen Ser 9amen
cine an ser @an6 befin6li6e Isabelle
NIT auf 6as Bil6 gefommen lit, amf
melder IN groben 8ltditaben 5n le=
Ien It: vl1nl ERE @iftpflat15en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
Gine11 iebr aeitqemakem @urIdlaa

Giner iebr aeiteemafen @oridlae
madt Elm in Seem Sort aniaiiiger
Deutider. u&ldrt bie &in6er m1f!"
l6reibt er. n8elebrt Tie be5iigli9 ser
%perloget1en anglo-amerifanifden 8rei-
fe. Cure eigenen @in6er GIT &ol1ie,
fremoe &in6er, 100 STR 6anit in 8e-
riibrung fommt. Mientono lit nett
gierieer un6 nieman6 10 eifrig, feline
&enntniiie ~att Ben @an1r at brtn<
gen." mie Elm &in6. l1n6 bod tper-
6en sic &in6er fait INNER nit fal>
id)em, ipobig fem iolten6en Mntmor-
ten o%bgefunoen. Sh eebe r1einen
bier SS1ngens ale Ma1sfunft, erflare
ibnen Ole Mie6ertradt Ser anglo
merttanii9en @reiie, leie ibnen Ims-
5iige aus berfdie6enen 8eit,1ngert bqr
un6 5eige ibmen in emile 8ola8 rEbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
Sdreibt ii6er feline Tran. g

Sd)retbt 1tber 1etne Tra1t. uWetne
Nralt," idreibt @err Sronf g.. Scar:
tim bon Solttb Sbaron, Na., vma1
bon mebreren 2ei6en beimgei u6t; 1ie
botte @a9enitorungen, s@mer5en in
ibren Mrn1e11 nno in ser 8ru1t,
M%tben1notb, @re6anfd0e nn6 a1ge=
incline Sdma6e. Na6 6em @ebroud
oeS Mperfrauters mur6e iie gelun6.
@ir baben SIR @eilmittel iebt flint
Seabre in Ser 6amilie gebabt, nr6 es
lit ME n0tbig %getpelen, eiren Mr5t ins
Sous GIT ruf fen. SSd fann SsSbren MI=
p%enfrdl1ter ollen &Gtern nr6 W}it=
tern empfeblen."
IS eriltiert. mobl fal1m cine on6ere
Meoi5in, mel6e 10 iebr @ousmittel
gemor6en lit, mie 6orni'S Mlpenfraiu=
ter. @s lit feline Mpotbefer= @e6i5in,
ion0ern Elm oltmo6ii6es &rd1ter=
@eilmittel, meldes @rfolge er5ielt
un6 niemals berfebH, mobltb1ten6 gu
mirfen. SIS tpir6 6ireft bom 2abora=
tori1m at 6as &11blifum gelief ert
6ur@ 9ofol=Mgenten. Man i9reibe
an: 81. Setter Sabrnep & Cons Co.,
1876 60. &oDne Mbe., Gbicogo,
en-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
Die amerifaniiden Srlam6er ma

Die amerifaniidjen Srlamber ma=
den aus ibren @efiblen, sic lte eng
lan6 gegeniiber begen, fein Sell. Sn
elmer bon Gaufen6en bon Sobner ser
g%riinen SSniel bein9ten Ser iammlung
int Geltic Harf Seem Dorfs .tpuroen
&elolutionen a11ge11omme1t, in 6eren
iie 6em 6emtiden &aiier lire 5pmpa>
title befun6en nn6 erfldren, BOB sic
Srlan6er 6ie 2an6a1ng elmer 6ea1tiden
Mrmee an ibrn &iiiten nit 6reu6en
begriiben miir6en. Sb tbatid9li@ sic
@t11n6e fir sos perfi6e Mlbion, Sos
man nit &e6t Sen 9r0Bten Sdmaro=
ter un6 81utiauger anf 6em @r6en=
run6 ge1ranrt, en6li6 9ei6Gogen bat?
ODER mir6 a1td bie bier5igiabrige
tre1te Mrbeit ser Deuti9en 6em i9m11=
bigen &dinfeipiel ser Meiber an ser
Ebemie gum 0pfer fanen? 5panien,
Eortugal, &ollano, Ddnemarf ur6
5ranfrei6, ife oue baben ser inner
tragli6en &erridiu6t Der 8riten III
rem Iribut 5ollen 11iiiien. Deutid=
lan6 piir6e NIT england aIei11 i@on
fertig. @ie eS in 6rieoensaeiten @ng-
lan6 na6 un6 na6 ouf allen @ebteten
iiberbolt batte, 10 miir6e es aus einem
&riege NIT linn NIT 2ei9tigteit als
Sieger berporgegangem fem. 9as
mubte england, oar11m bat es 6ie
modtbungrigen @11ilen inn Often un6
6ie radeoiriten6en 6ran5oien I'M @e-
item auf ieinen berbaBten &ibalen &C.
bebt. Mber boffentli@ fblagt 6ies<
mail fem ele110er Glan fell uno gebt
ser ertpabnte @uni6 ser Srlanoer
balb in @rfiiuung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
Kinder schr9ien
MACH FLETChER'S
RIA
Fdmilienkrei$.
Scr critic Sdritt.

Son ale1 bc%oel1tian1en @enoul1gen
in I'M erm 2eben, glei6piel Oh lie int
3eiden Des @liides ODER 0es lln=
gliideS 1tanoen, lit ein ueri tier Sdritt"
u11%abtrennbar. Muf einen lolden laBt
iid jeoe @erlpidll1ng un6 gntpid=
lnng 5uriidfibrer. 1esbalb bot ser
0ran1atifer Defenders 6aral1f 5u o6<
ten, 6oB er in Ser 6iibrltng Ser greig-
nilie, Die CUR Sdiir5ung ooer 20iung
bes .&rotens ~beitrage11, 6en uerlten
Shritt" oa511 flor berausbebt. Guf
Sen CT ten 8lid, bel ODER lddlider 8e=
tradt1tng FAINT er belangloS, unpid<
tig erideinen, Bis er li6 lpdter ols
ein gang notbmen6iges @1ie6 in Sic
Settle Der 8egebenbeiten einreibt. gor=
nebmli6 gut bat es Setting nerlton=
Sen, 6ieies ideinbar 3ufauige elmer
an ii@ geringfugigen &anolung in ein
g@otbmen6igeS at bertpan6eln. 1ab
ser Yrin5 in emilia @alotti" aus
@leidgiltigfeit gegen feline eirdtige
@eliebte, Die @rafin 0riina, ni6t ei11=
mai 6eren 8iuet lielt, 6as iie ibm am
Morgen 6es berbangniBpollen Cages
1didt, lit 6ie in6irefte l1ria6e, BOB
feline Mbiidten ouf gmilia ideitern
miiiien. 9ieleS Midtleien lit iniofern
fein 3ufau, als es itd aus 6em leidt=
fertigen @borafter bes Brin5en err
flGrt.
Mie inn Dromo gebt es a116 meilt
inn 2eben at. Sm uer1ten S9ritt"
|iin6 mir nod fret, fojn1ren mir nnS
nob eigener @abl enti@ei6en, 10 o6er
10. 9us @ebun6eniein bebt erit an,
iobolo 6ieler erl tie @6ritt getban lit.
Mber in Ser meni6li6en Natur liegt
es, 1i6 immer mie6er bon rel1em So
riiber gu %bertpunoern, 6aB 6em 10
lit, 6aB es, in getpiiiem Slime, Damn
nit ser id0nen inneren 6reibeit Dor
iber lit, ment mir mns gum Mnfa11g
enti6loiien boben. v@ie? Sd f0nnte
nidt mebr, mie i@ tpoute?" ruff @al=
lenltein eridiittert aus. @ein. Mon
fam mobI na9trdgli6, menn man
ooS Seblerbafte 6es neriten 5@ritts"
eirgeieben bat, 6enfelben 6ur6 eine1t
5metten forrigterer1, ober 11ngeidebe11
MAIDEN fon11 man lin ridt, ia iogor
ielten sic fdlimmen Solgen obtpen<
Sen, boditers mil6ern.
Mondmal miro ser @nti6IuB gu
bieiem neriten @9ritt" iebr idaper ge=
foBt. Mnes Sir rtn6 @i6er miro
iorgli@ ertpoger, Damn lit man lid)
eben audi ser ga15en @erontmortIid=
felt bepuBt un6 fann nit ieinem Sc
mti1en 6afur einiteben. Die foIgen=
idtperen &an61ungen unierer @toats<
md11trer bal1en fi6 bdufig o1f einem
iolden @6ritt o11f, ser einen idben
8ru@ nit Ser @ergangenbeit be5ei6~
net. @ismord bot etnige Scale Dor
fol@ etnem entidei6enben @6ritt ge,
itan6en un6 mar iid o16 itets BE-
muBt, marl1m un6 tpo511 er ibn tb1,11
muBte: Das lift 6as @enr,6eiden ltor<
fer, boro11sblifen6er Moture1, 6oB Tie
fi@ 6ariber itets flar iin6, tpogeae1t
idmanfenbe, unielbititar6ige Gborof>
tere meiit erit biel at ipGt 6obinter
fommen, mo- un6 tponm Tie 6en
|S9ritt getbon baben, aus Dem ftb
fir iie oI1eS @eitere ergob. Cam
niiben i9tpadlide &lager nidts
mebr.
@irft man Elm, 6aB 6ieien tbatf6d>
Ii@ o11@ Der neiteitfda1,en6e menid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
3meifeIhuftes Sob.

,Tru'
6e: uNun &ate, Du gebit ia ieb1
au6 in ste 9dn1Ie; pie gefdnt Dt1
6em Dein &err 2ebrer? SIT er re@1
gef9eit?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
Mie cine @errenfung at helen.

Cine B%errenfu11g mag gebetlt mer'
SEN in eirem DritteI Der 8eit, Die er'
forberli4 1T 6r1r6 Bic getpobnli4e
@eban6Iurg, inbem mon Chamber
Iairs Ointment appli3iert un6 Die Mn'
meifunger befoIgt bie bel ieoer G1o.
{@e mtgegeben ffno. 8u taufen Bel
M}urti1, Molitor. -, M,oeige.