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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

gandmothers returned and
in the charming white anea
marked No
simply sirishly fashioned. has wide,
fall bertha the Vhaped neck The
scaoped ahea At the ell
little white taTeta with
pointed bow.
A band OF taTeta forms the grde
white drawn the and crossed by
white taheta that fall tunc
fron o the scaloped hounces
particularly yet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
To-DAY'S INSTALLMENT.
seventy .ninth chapter-continued.

TODAY'S INSTAILMENT.
Seventy ninth chapter-continued
The door was opened by a young
waiter Of IS or II years, who was
wearing greasy dress suit and a
soiled shirt front.
My companion pushed into the hall
followed her, and almost at the
same moment a still larger and per
haps grosser woman than my frien j,
with the same features and complex
ion, came out Of room to the lett
with a seryiette i'm her hand
"Sophie,"
"Jane!" cried my companion, and
pointing to me She said
I've brought YOU a new boarder"
Then followed a rapid account Of
where she had met me, who and what
] was. and why | had come up to
London.
"Tve promised youll take her in
and not charge her too much, you
know"
why. no, certainly not" said the
At the next moment the boy waiter
was bringing my trunk into the
house ON his shoulder ana my travel
ing companion was bidding me
goodbye and saying she would look
me up later,
When the door was closed. I found
the house fun of the smell Of hot
food. chiefly roast beef and green veg
etables, and ] could hear the clnk Of
knives and forks and the clatter OF
dishes in the room the landlady mad
come from,
a "a 10
room at once, wouldn't you?'' she
said
We went up two flights Of stairs
covered with rather dirty druggeting
along a corridor that had a thin strip
OF inoleum and finally UP a third
flight that was bare to the boards. I'M
I'll we came to a room which seemed
10 be at the top of the house and sit
uated in its remOtest corner.
It was q very small apartment,
hardly larger than the room over he
hall at home Ia which Aunt Bridget
had made me sleep vixen ! was a
child, and It was nearly As cold and
cherries
The wall paper. which had once
been "a 1oWery pink, WAS now pale
and patternless. the Venetian blind
over the window (Which looked out
on the smaller square, had lost one ot
its cords and hung at an irregular
angle. there was a mirror over the
mantelpieCe with the silvcring much
mottled. and a leather covered easy
chair whereof the spring was broken
snb the seat heavily indented.
I dare say This viii do Tor the pres
~ent said my landlady. and, though
my heart was in my mouth, | com
PEELED myself TO agree.
u tr,r lie and al
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
cHILDREN,s PICTURES.

our 81 Nodaks Will catch that cunning
expression OF Your child. We do fine
developing Out-of-town orders spe-
oialty John J.. Moore & Sons. a. North
Broad street, Grant Building .-ADNER-
TLSEMENT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
THE WOMAN THOU
|. GAVEST WE By h HALL CAME
The Greatest Story of the Te0enicth Century

Copyright. 1919. by Hesrsts Magazine.
Copyright, 1918, by Hearsy Magazine.
in Great Britain. Copyright.
1913 by J. 3 Lippincott Company
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

To De Continued To morrow.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

William Trottrr. thv insolcnt ncrtu
" Mashinnivn who nnEorcd pl,sidrnt
WILSON few DAYS axe through a dif
pln' ot hiN lmpuduncc. iA "a native hnrn
jamaica coon. WHO receive cd % cullore
education iu THIS country tie ~ tho
"dltor Of nrerp newspaper in wash
nsat"n. which makes aprriniis w nd
Nneatlns sooinl vuualitN fur thu nogiu
ia'" nnd Was the leader oi mott
winch attacked iionkcf a. Washington
SOME lrais ago ln the nstionai capital
ne as an excellent type ct the ucaro
whu would bee Vidckls madr 90 drmun
rifnir that he was "a ycfs East rtotter
20 be- rhruld hupprn to nnd n ann
reprrsrni alive southern rummunit.
90 raau Times
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24
DAVIDSON IS ASKED
TO CALL MEETING
SOME OF TEXAS LEAGUE OWNERS
ARE FRANTIC OVER NEW
SALARY LIMIT.

NA1N. f1Nas NoN. 30 President
W * Davidson % the Texas Icagnc
y sounding the club owners on the
question ~ calling myctlng fsf ttc
PURPOSE 81 considering the salar, limit
some ~ Che cight clubs expressed op.
position 90 The cat OF 20 pcr ccnt a.
'.'eeo in telsgrams Go rfcsiden, nav
idscn IN omaha
Mr Davidson has been urrea a. cait
nieeuns and Is awaiting replies fFarn
some ~ ihe cl0h owners
Ihc only remedy Is 20 secure a she
.'a' dlspcnsation from the Mammal
Association allowing the Texas lea
sue 70 iN It's own salary limit ana /,
- 90 discuss the advisahilnN ~ MAKING
'PPh'stlen Tor this special dispense.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24
- ,s:' i;' ~ (0aaA77le.ou

clothes Fct on fire and himself badly
burned hi the explosion of hls puu
Hhlie hunting rabbits The sfur5 myH
That the victim ~ tho accident wus
crawling through wire fence and
drnEglng fhc WIn behind him seemH
ia though al these accidents comm
from dwrEins gum Nnhodf htH
over explained Why 70 hunter must
draF ihr fun lfiof him while crawling
updrr fdncr ilt nmcr durs 600
sun when 900 pursuit of pame nnd r.
tnr Wernon IH roo tHnf fimf ais nHrecd
90 ls ihe other follow who be- ht SAFE.
o. nrrt Therefore keen no, Rnu point
ga ahead whether uu fence uudcr
ienfe plunrHllr fence cog where there
ia np fence fufi Womb Record
a Good Suggestion.
AnlnrF tnr many HurrratinuH ag Co..
iND mnNi eiictutc method ~ sriting
th' difference between ruuuu7l and
Nlin and eliminating both from thc
Nrslfin routfofclHF thc best which
hhh ffi been advanced b. mentioned ln
ID recent pfrHs dispatch Cnrnuza haas
made ln offer to Gen Eulamn Gutter.
rcf $50 torn over fUf military fmrcrs to.
Nrnfrn Gonzales Hnl rn Goo in ui
200 WIi.' There unf mflr fhun Sos 0m
l"f ~ ~ GrurfHI Villa would min
Frr uIH command tu GsueH Gutter.
f'f Ni Nf u iiH.Hm un fnr nmr
'Htr InIH IurEU uun rlnNIn. HY.
animation Hf tn Emo ,nsrrn.. rf
trl milton NNeiF 300 Hc exchanged nr.
iWD.n thr luIHhN esntnusH un th.
lfNINN Hi chance uf.tI.I.. I.t.....
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

rather pumpuus mcmDci of r.r.
sfeaa from the Wosf tccutlt attended
,n horticultural SHOW be NirrinN. Hc
arrived mtr Rnd found himself ou thr
n"ishirts of bag crowd
li'lns anxious to obtain s Hund view
ipr mmself and vito. and preaumina
thai D" was we'll SHOWN to tfr spec
latofs Pee tapped a hurry native un thr
shoulder and pcrcmptorh demanded.
Make was there
earn who are Nc pushn' WAS the
Unexpected response
"inn YOU know Who ! ann. slrr' dr
wahdcd enc indignant AZ a. % am il
representative ~ the proplr"
huh Efuntrd the native. Jas h,
stoud unmo,ed, hut wv're the DERIVED
people themselves - Louis rosi
Dispatch
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

81 Louis mar tells 81 farmer IN
the ozarks who for years had suffer.
81 Though the activities az hog thief
named lilll Mullins, lilll wink known Ga
be thief but he WAS newer caught.
and hefidcs, was 40 much II a comc /.
dian that nobody cared 10 prosecute
him.
The farmer was ono DAY standing hy
sie side ~ hts pen surveying par
'icuatlS fire hooking Ion Of hogs. when
nione cam" i,ill Mullins. nlmx eyes
slisisned 49, he regarded the hogs
Them Is fine hogs" said the far
mer Noticing hiils expression.
y never aeon better" said nill
I'm ien you what III do" aaid IN.
farmer, ~ yoali pick any two. you
san hefe en-. prosidlu you'n lei the
Test aiene"
AN right said I,ilI. sYou'ye been
9 good ueishbor and I'll agree TO Il.
but "a shore ics, meas."~-si Louis
EvsI pispalshs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24
Caller Called


. The Corpus thfiHtl 0nllrf ~ inter
, estcd IN the appointment ~ a success
. nr 10 Game. Fish and oyster Comuiis.
} sionrr Stcreit ana believe that gent
mar should succcca himself in the Fer
gmson administration. SpeHkinR ~ an
attempt ~ have Adequate Gnmr laws
passed "a the lasi session ~ The less.
latnro. the Caller quotes Commissioner
sfefcif aH saying "Thut beonDm n o
cluuse In fh. proposed iaor that pro-
bitlted Che usc " repeating guns. isli-
TWISTS representing tac great arm md
niHiHHnliipu houses woe on hand and
spread enough spacious objections 60
so the effort
Z Aid fhrn fhs caller continues
AT ~, ~ resent time. whom q npu
Game. flsh ana oyster Commissioner
" abou to hc appointed. thf eummof
tial fish Interests are ougarsd ln
strcnuOua attempt tp mould public
splninn iH favor "a Themselves anI
their depreciation with iuc idea Of
b. iua some ma appreciated Hhn will
rtvro nearly r win fhs idea 81 large
gatthcn and increased profits We
trust hDWcyfr that 81 Ferguson VIII
make hl- appointments aftcs much dc.
liberation ana We are ~ thc opinion.
nelug Nr lhc Fiuund 60 500 the sitia
lion in Ha tra. urbi that be ,,n da|
nu htiteI au Oar HH tho utapic are
concerned tban d. f,.rn,,lfi t..r,.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

nher iis name from -
ilrn IA
n' department. arv
square miles "a iitiie
iha' of iiha6o island
l''tiou numbers marr
i'"n Peasant hoidlr
Intensely worried thos,
irinEing tho roads. the
h-cHut sanh~. Aisn.
ahn nise ana the mii,.
in',r.ac'nr crn ai- eis.
vastly differed
Europ'an peasaft from
cherished ai hume fr -
probably the peasant NIX,
es his fullest dlgni,, s,i
'hrNt ana pleasing 49,,
move him fium ~ az
chat demand riiy
IAop o. the ,sn.,,i d,
"1nt an 90 TOP n y..,,
fpur n ne y heirs s,~.r
uiioaiions ana mi.I,sr, /,
Uf.N - 49,.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

Numerous Investment authorities are
asserting that the United States b.
'ou iho verge ~ the grcaest prospetit,
a has ever known Perhaps tho pros
prfitN win DO a iitti. more lasting lf
We do not makc it So oVcrwhelming ln
the pfeiacc There is no doubt that
this country has the factors of rroa-
p"rity. uul these thinss grow most
permanently ie "a conservative soil. -
Houston Telegram
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

VIII w. Wood. of Rockport.
has been named State Game. Fish
aud Oyster Commissioner. Mr..
Wood succeeds W. q Sierrtl.
whose efficiency has been note.
worthy. AIR Wood has been en.
dorscd by commercial fish inter
esis, and viii be handicapped 10
some cVtcnt BY an obligation of
which he will be reminded man,
iincs. We believe that hc win
serve the people aud not the in.
trrcsis- On that assumption. we
shall be with him. The office is
one that entails considerable hard
work aud few thanks.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24
On the wrsrq Side

'Artenea L. punr strntsisf ~,
sh"ulo kauw lay tins time ihnt Go SUI.
eeed ~ Mexico one must tr able to
raise the cry ~ uHurpcr " he wants
Z" win he should resign ard lead a
revolution against villa and Gutierrez
Waco News
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

tuder the orders Of Carrmnla.
Moxico City has been evacuated.
Not exactly. General Blanco has
remained to protect the capital
against maraudcrs, noiwithsland.
ing the disposition of his associ
aies to work cold feet There is
never any telling in Mexico Gen.
eral lilmco may be the next papu
lar hero aud the next president.
Malehful Whiting will say.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

4 careo of phosphate Is due 90
Houston. December 5. Phosphate
Is fertilizer But IL doesn Z take
fertilizer 10 Houston TO produce
fertile columns on the new ship
channel.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

Samuel Gompcrs again heads
the American Federation of Ia
bor. Because of his stand fer
moderation. his ealmness under
fire, We believe President Gompcrs
the strongest man to head the Ia.
hor forces Of The Nation. lie un
dcrstands that there is moro to
the lahor question than asiin,ion
and strikes, and deyotcs most of
his efforts 30 constructive. instead
at destructive, work.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

Fort Worth REGISTERS a Eain ia freight
business for October In the face 81 a
senerei slump In railroad business
eeerswhere else. Fort Worth has ,he
ready money market Port Worth ,s
the livestock and grain market Of the
southwest Grow grain and livestock
keep The box car ana cattle ear hus,
ana get the money. Port Worth star.
Telegram.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

Futures knocked the spots oit
Of cotton. Close The exchange.
II not Tor economic reasons, lel 3
swear that gambling sinful.
l4ci : do almost ANYTHING TO take
cotton out Of The hands Of spccua
lion aud disaster
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24
TeNdS Press


We may hc tender hearted hut 3D.
seewa To- ua nt times chat mr lufiea
nte Just tuu hnrd un man vino has
dpnc nuthlne hat kili his follow man
So Tar thcN hatvn't awarded n amglc
Hlar. simply 'urning sac klicr LOOSE
VI onlN negative reward Dallas
rimes iiumid
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

Tho southeast Texas tair is ou fair
Zoo beaumont aiwasE helpn l.lhertN
county and Liberty counts San ec dc
penh"l IA 20 show It's appreciation.
Liberty Vindlcatof.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

II that fellow who promisrd us
n choice plece of vcuison last week
viii scud the piece of ycnison he
promised to as last week around
this week, Wen not mention his
nnme ia any uninyorahlc way II
hc doesn't, We arc going to test
the libel laws.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

Turkey SAYS those shots We're
fired as d warning They accom-
plishod their purpose. They warm
oil Turkey
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

The Allies insist that warH Tar
key will not live long enough To-
become "a gobbler
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24
All The Good OVercoats
and by far the Largest SeIec-
ton to be Found Anywhere

pretty big statement it's true yet true statement nevertheless
Y ON, therefore, YOU men and young whose
oNercoatS are tnngcd and frayed from a season Of
two strenuous campaigning against old Boreas, you TEL
lows who have often tried bur never succeeded in finding
Just what YOU want, cordially invited to Gomez and
investigate what have done THROUGH close assocr
uon with the leading overcoat house of America o.
orims rea o'eT'oat SUPERB $40, SIS, $50 or So
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

Address all business communications
and make out ali checks. drafts. mon
ey orders and express orders 10 The
Caller Publishing Company. Al items,
articles and communication should De-
addressed to Editor. Corpus Chrleu
Caller
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO Adv EnTisE s
-. -.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
after oeut(6er 5fulrden.

@roBber3og Mbolf Jriebri@ vi.
bon Medlenburgz@ treliB, Der bur4
ben Sob fetnes @aters jeBt 5ur @e<
.gierung gelangt 1T, tritt DEM Otter
nod unter ben 81 beutf@en 8unoesz
firften an sic 18. -@tele. Ser dltefte
8unoesfiirit tpar Biz gu feinem Dor
tur5em erfo1gten Mbleben Der gretie
@er3og @eorg II. BON @a@fenzM }et=
ntngen, Der am 2. Mpri1 feinen SO. Sc
burtstag feiern tonnte unb it@- cine
erftaunlide @iftisteit bemabrt bottle.
Sbm folgt nit ldngerem Mbf tanb So
mig 2ubmig III. bon 8apern, ber am
z. Sanuar SO Sabre alt murbe. l1no
6ann 1@lieBen ii@ an: a0nig @ilz
belm II. Don Wurttemberg, 66 ~Sobre
alt; 5irft @untber gu @@mar3burg,
81; @roBber3og Muguit bon Slbenz
burg, 81; 9er3og Irtebri@ II. bon
Mnbalt, 81; @roBber3og 6rteort@ u.
bon 8aoen, Sc; Scatter Wilbelm H.,
80nig bon preuben, So; Tirit 9etnz
rt9 ANVIL, NeuB llln9ere Gtnte. %;
Shirt Triebri@ gu Muloed unb Pnr<
mont, 40; &Dnig 5riebri@ Muguit III.
bon @o@ien, 49,: @roBber3og @rnt
2ubpt9 bon 9efen, IS; 6lrf 2eoz
polo ". our 2tppe, 433;; 9er3og
@rnit II. bon @a91enzMltenburg, AZ;
@robber3og Mtlbelm @rn1f bon Sa4z
ien<Metmar, 38; Tirit 9etnrt4
XIV, @euB diltere 2inie, SO; @rob<
ber3og 6riebri@ 6ron5 ". bon Med<
lenburgz@ @pertn, 80; @robber3og
Moolf Triebrt@ BON Medlenburgz
@trelib, 80; Tiirit Mbo1f gu @@aumz
burgz2ippe, 81; 9er3og @rnft Muguft
gu @rauni9tpeig uno 2iinneburg, 26.
lno ben @el@lub mo@t Der 9er5og
Rarl @buarb bon @a@fen=&oburg
unb @otba, Der, ON 10. Suit, 1884,
gu Glaremont in England geboren, an
ber @@meqe bes 80. 2ebensiabres
itebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

olte Sdiiler @ermam @olperS. Grit
als sic @leioer bes &snaben ont Mbeno
in Ser @aoeamitalt bangen blieben,
merfte man Sen 1nfan.
@oriefeIo. - Die beber5te
Ibat elmer 5rau fat bier etn Men=
1d)erleben gerettet. Ser flnnabrtge
Rnabe zines @ierperlegers ipielte aai
elmer 8ieie nn6 fiel 6abet in einen
@oHergraben. &aih entfd1oien
1prang oie 6rm1 6es @etrbebsleiters
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Qmretnbmrd.

&apl. Ser bier int 9ienit lte,
benoe 8l1brfnedt Sobanm 0fiels fubr
oieier Sage NIT ieinem @eipam in
Sen @alo, INN @ol5 at perla6en, l1rt=
tertpegs i@eute zines ser @fer6e; er
fam beim Mblpringen gu SAL, mobei
er unter bie &aoer gerietb un6 einen
S6enfelbrub erltt.
@iIB. - Sem bieltgen 6ubr<
fnedt Mattbios Beren> pelder beim
&aufmann @irih %beoienitet lit, itieB
elm be6meerli6er nnfaM gu. Mls er
nit ieinem @e1tpagen BON &oulltnz
gen berfam, gingen sic @fer6e, petl
anbalteno bon Miiden geplagt, 6ur@.
Als er ii9 bemubte, iie mieoer ein5u=
bolen, gerietb er lnter Elm @agema6
ur6 erlit auber mebreren @1tetf9un=
gen einen fompli5ierten 8einbru9.
Me6erna9.- Gin 6em Mderer
Mei6el S1morb %geb0renben mn6 ouf
bieiigem 8anne erri9tete 6rudti9o-
Der mur6e 6ur@ eire Sel1ersbrunit
eingeai6ert. Ser 8enabtbeiligte er>
leioet etnen 6ur6 @erii6erung geoed<
ten 5@a6en BON 700 Srarfen. ,Die
@mlteElngsltriade lit mnaufgefldrt.
@Ierf (. = gu &euler bra@ auf
Dem 9a1ipei9er 6es 6ortigen @ir=
ties Cornelius &remer 5euer aus,
SOS 6as ga115e Dudtperf 5eritorte.
Ser 56a6en IN &0be bon 1000 ST..
lift 6ur6 @eritder1ng .ge6edt. Die
gmitebungs1riu6e 6es Seters lit
l1raufgefldrt geblteben.
Gliaf=2otbrin9en.
Met. - Ser @onperneur bon
!!M5et &err BON Omen, bot ii9 Elm
grobes 8er6ieni It Inn Die Beb0lfernng
ser Stoot Meb mno l1mgeb11rg er-
morben, in6em er ~neuer6ingS einen
|grlaB bern1sgegeben fat, Ser ii9 III
idarfiter @eiie gege1t 6as lidti6ene
un6 gemeingefabrlide Greibe1t getpii=
Ter Oennn5ianten tpen6et, ste aus
Itderem Serted beraus loDale 8iir=
ger BET Sen Milttdr= un6 @ipilbeb0r=
6en nnter Sic er o6er iener 8el9nl6t=
gung CUR Mn5eige bringen, lo6aB 6iez
lie langtpierigen l1nteriuda1ngen, ia
iogar @erbaftu1gen un6 ionitige ur=
permrei6lide l1mteriu6ungen iiber iid
ergeben lalien miiiien. 9a6urb er-
madien 6en 8etroffenen i6mere I'm
gelegenbeiten, S6a6igr1tgen ibrer
peri0nliden gbre, Die pieuei6t 1tte
mie0er gut 5u maiden iin6.
S6mei5.
@nlIis. - Beim Mbitieg pom
gbolem nod 8ra5=Semt uorf ii6
Ser Snterimsa6iutont 6es @ebirgs=
regiments 6, 9el1tnant @ittelo116, an
6en SAILS zines Bferbes, 6os nit
6em @agen, auf bem ii6 ser @egi-
m~ertsfomman6ont nn6 ser @egi=
m~entsfomman6ant u11o Ser Megi=
mertsar5t befan6en, our6gegorgen
tpat. @s gelang 6em 2eutnart, auf
6ieie @eiie einen i6peren -nmfom
at berbin6ern, tpobet er ober an Ell
ttem 8ein 10 idtper berlebt tpa1roe,
6aB er 6en Dienit m6t fortieten
ffat11r. Die m1tbiee Gbat 6es 2el1t=
1ants tpl1r6e I'M SagesbefeN Ioben6
ertpdbnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Soften 6eS Trie0enS.

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