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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-26

Mrs. L. o. Van Wegen, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Gall of the Belleview dis
trict and William Myer motored to
Sans valley last Sunday and there
enjoyed a big open air dinner in
honor of Mrs. Amanda Fitzgerald,
who reached here ninetietn birthday
on Sunday.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-26

The Ladies' Chautauqua Park Club
are having their park grounds fixed
with automatic water sprinklers. G.
W. Root and Sylvester Patterson are
experimenting the work. This will
do away with great deal of expense
in hiring men to tend to watering by
means OF hose and sprinkler.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-26

Look out for "The Cows" 22-tf
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-07
IN THE
 BALKANS
By DONALD CHAMBERLlN

Long before the breaking out oS the late war between the Balkan states and Turkey there was continued fight ing between the Christians and the Turks. 4 party of Turks would swoop down on hamlet or single house, kill what men they found there, loot the place and carry of the women
 The Christian inhabitants held secret meetings, which were the forerunners of rebellion They would meet In eel lars, In garrets-anywhere that they could deliberate in secret These meet ings gradually took the form of rev olutionary propaganda. They also be- came fighting bodies. 4 meeting would be held, and perhaps the next day a body of Turks who were expressing the people would be attacked while they were asleep.
 A young man named Alexander lsvor was prominent among the revo- lutionists, so prominent that he be came known to the Turks and was obliged to remain in hiding-that Is, be hid himself when be was not on
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-07

intp tue Oppn au Or she would IamL Since she showed signs of swoonlng the officer consented to take her out of rhe house. and n few drafts of fresh air seemed to revive her. As soon us she was able to proceed she started down the street which ran through the village
 By this time fl was quite dark, and the place was but dimly Illuminated. Coming tO q narrow side street, she turned into it. following 1t till she reached n still narrower one. Pursuing this for a short distance. she arrived at pair of steps. Mounting the steps. she entered a deserted house.
 "Thcrc," she said, weeping, you will find him.-that is. unless he has gone since you came"
 Her tears convinced the Turks that she was telling the truth. Indeed, so horrible would be her fate in case she deceived them thar they did not doubt she would prefer to lose her lover. Eager TO bounce upon their prey, they broke down the door ot the house, and all rushed in. leaving the girl behind them
 The place was hilly. and this part O. thr village was built on a declivity. The moment Sonia found herself alone she dartcd up the incline. soon reach ing low growth of timber The ter riblc fate that threatened her gave her strength 10 climb and. though in dark ness. she knew the ground Not far from where she had taken to flight was a rliI that was reached by a path which wae known only 10 the villagers. Rpachna luc summit of thiS cliff. she waited a few minutes to catch her breath The Turks, finding that the building vaa empty. looked about for Sonia Not finding her. they ran out side, but by this time shc had reached the cliU. Hearing them running about searching for her. she ran on.
 Alexander and Sonia had been caught in the same house and, hearing the Turks below, took refuge under bed in the room where they were. The Turks, intent on the capture of Sonia. did not think to look under the bed for her lover. not dreaming that he would be there When SOuia led them away Alexander came ont from his hiding place md made his escape. Sonia aft prward joined him. and. since it was not possible for them to return to their home they came tG America.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-07
Under the War Clouds Spiritual Forces Are
 Waiting to Assert Themselves
By President WOODROW WILSON

THESE are days of very great ppz when great cloud of trQg;
 ble hangs and brOod over the greater part the TGTd L6 BEEN RELEASED WHICH HAD FOR LONG BEEN HELD IN LEASH AND RESTRAINT AND YET UNDERNEATH IA TIL THAT YOU CAN SEE THE STRONG IMPULSES OF GREAT IDEALS.
 about then all about there sits the sen waiting t which going to utter the ultimate judgment upon the struggle the great tribunal of the opinion of the word
 AND FANCY sEE-I HOPE THAT SEE, PRAY THAT IT MAY BE THAT | DO sEE-GREAT SPIRITUAL FORCES LYING WAITING FOR THE OUTCOME THIS THING TO ASSERT THEM SELVES ASSERTING THEMSELVES EVEN NoW TO ENLGHTEN OUR JUDGMENT AND STEADY OUR SPIRITS.
 enough pronounce judgment but all hold spirits readiness accept the truth when 1t dawns on us and IS revealed to us in the outcome of this titanic struggle.
 has the key to this confusion No see the out come every keep his spirit prepared to contribute to Inc net result when tho outcome d,J.ays itself.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-07

some incurslon against the Turks; then, backed by armed men and with car bine in his hands. his tall figure was seen moving about encouraging the Christians and fighting desperately himself.'
 Alexander loved and was loved by q young girl named Sonia Damotika. She was very proud of her lover, but was in constant dread lest she lose him by a Turkish bullet But so dread ful was the situation, so cruel were their masters, that she could not con scientiously ask him to deslst from his efforts.
 At last Alexander was betrayed, and his enemies laid a plan to take him, which meant death after torture. They were informed that he was hiding in a certain village. There small party of Turks repaired, dashlng into the place just at dusk and searching every house. There was no force for de- fense, and they had their own way. But their leader, who was bent on cap turing Alexander, gave orders that no loot should be taken, no women inter fered with. till he had been found.
 After an hours hunt the Turkish leader while ransacking q house caught sight of a woman's foot under a bed. He ordered whoever was in hiding to come out. and Sonia, pale and trembling, obeyed. One of the Turkish soldiers recognized her as Alexander's betrothed and told the off, cer in command of the fact Imme- diately in order to intimidate her he put a pistol to her head and ordered her to tell where her lover was hiding.
 It was some time before the girl could gather enough strength to reply. When she found her voice she said that she could not tell where AleXan- der was hiding; she could only lead them to the spot But this did not satisfy the officer. So eager was he to get the man he was after that he promised Sonia that if she would re veal to him his hiding place he would not molest her. If she refused he would carry her off with him She knew well enough what 1t meant to be carried off by Turk.
 Sonia insisted that 1t would be i'm. possible for her to direct them to Alex ander's hiding place To reach it they would have to go through many secret passages Besides, she must get out
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-07
Local Happenings

TLere will be a practice shoot of the Skagway Gun club at their traps, at the foot ot sixth street at : o'clock tonight.
 Wm Kelly, wealthy resident of Los Angeles, who made his money in the oil fields of Kern county, came in on the City of Seattle this morning a week ahead of his itiner- ary. He expected to come north with the first excursion party an uouuced t0 go in-" Fort YukoR, within the Arctic Circle, this sum mer, but made Q mistake in the date and came north on the City Of Seattle, instead Of waiting unti June l4th, which ho should have done. He will remain over and catch the party when it comes along next week.
 Tu-ough error an item appeared in the society coIumng of the Daily Alaskan on Saturday in which it was stated the sey!al play of "Lu- cille eye, the Girl of Mystery, ' now a bearing iD two reel weekly iustallments at the Popular Picture Palac, would reach it's conclusion during the present. week. The story Of Lucille Love is told in fifteen two reel installments, and the one on he screen this week will be the eighth, leaving seven more to be shown thereafter. The program last night, which is to be re peated this evening, is an excellent one, and should be greeted with another full house.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-07
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and Bad Open Every Night Monday pnl Tuesday
 FIVE REELS
FIVE REELS

Daniel FrohmaD presents the cele- brated film favot.te Mary Pickford in Q tragic epic Hearts Adrift. "- drama of devotion and sacrifice, providing Mary Pickford with a distinctly new Iole in motion pie tures.
 Music by Mrs. Hazel McBrien.
 Commences at S:SO p. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-07
CHANGE IN ELECTRICAL SERVICE
 OF THE HOME POWER COMPANY
OF THE

The patrons for day service nas S the Power to install meter system $. continuous seryce which will enable consumers to z. electricity at their pleasure.
 supplied only those REQUEST ' ING METERS, for which < pOst.
 I. In all cities the meter system rsed deposit $500 $1Ot0, towns in Alaska ;, high $15O0. . '" company will require deposit T ters charge will for tue nstala 4 tion of the Y will any change be made in the present meter rae which as fouows- r lgn: month, $1Oo fer two or f lights, month $200.
 4. per KiloWatt cents sliding scale klowat '. for large consumers is under consideration. . the Home Power company to in $ but place all consumers standard that each be able to take adVan '. tage the continuous system.
 further realizes, that during the !" summer home will 20 Kiowat
 lighting purposes which is the amount of the mini charge continuous service the consumer
 privilege electrical appliances at any hour E of the day or night such electrical ap- Percolatos Vacuum Clean \, ers &c., give consumer the opportunity of using the the minimum charge. The day service will be turned on about June 1st. F The Eome Power company will line
 electrical dYces all of which will be sold smal F centage above actual cost.
 having receipts cash deposited with the company s for refunded presentation of
 the offce 4th Broad ?, ... -... 4
 ,, HOME POWER COMPANY. + * + j # 4 # S + # i: 4 < I % # + $ # <. + i !.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-07

LOST-A nugget beauty pin Kindly return to this office.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-07

TLere will be a practice shoot of the Skagway Gun club at their traps, at the foot of sixth street at : o'clock tonight
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

nj uf. per mecB ME Idn9e ,3sib
nLdn SisoeR fa]ridt. mtBte oon
non in Giter4a5gtsiler gpdeu, no be
friber 10 iaeene Shounoen psrlebt
9dit. 5h gang nen III ieBte mia
ali an DilG. 9d lam le 9Ie;p
oon alien @ltDsA an i'm Iyu9ten MID.
no Id gslpsieu mar lin no ia biu-
poIie. iWoiebta nit mir aff 8eiiias
ma I'M Cel.TeiG an I'LL tuouDen min
3ar ujh Gletr i%ogi.uTeu. 0is'h bers
ud1 Dcjlp,eg tpo!lie, "a 1puroen le
6rob III la5ien, o0s mar dne Bee
eJoauuQ. 6Uyt mu8t'A amer cod.
oeuu or Sag .pdr0st nib. Nenn
NleHl1en auesiulHOer3ebn. 70 fa9eu
lie duf Wteosyitbu. ipomit il uers
oieipe S59r itodo3 geareiet
Woltlieb 6ahaemann
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

cen De 3eio fiy. tpemm'r ord teeps
Reiisgeieliaait bat. @ufenobalo
bapb' mr. unbsrpags genu6. penn
Qo3erebos I'm Ordns6orp3iebe gebn
INNER por. pa muBt' mr. auemal
parten, bis bic porbet marin. Ourd)
goien un S6Isiisn iubr' mr. in Der
Ra6t. Wie'd mr. frib n 06laf
aus'n OGDEN rieb. nar'4 in Wdbren
un fubr ourh bic geiegeHoen 5luren
Der 9annd. Damn tam Brinn nit
Der 6site S9bislbsrd,, Den beriebmosn
S6bnoos9efdngnis. 0o eeoaht'h
esni9er fsihtfrebli4er 8a9e, be id
DOR oielen ,Jabren dmal nit en-
Ganosmann in 8rinn perlebt baooe.
Deioer gin9's iiuer De uobolsionifen
ShladtrsIoer in be Weiugs9eno ilDer
,3ndim 'nein nab Nieoereeitreifl.
G6on mar Der aabIenbsrh Sc iebn,
pom ipo aus fIf 1893 Sddlens Wars.
aurferiAt Sobonn SeOr6 Der 1riooe
nit ieinen o%obiern Suhlen ribmIihit
an Der Befretung Wieus BON De
0drgen 6eoeilihte.
LIN M fe6ten mr. ipieoer an Der
Seioe Geitrelhs als breie 8unOess
gsnofen, g'rabe ME Od3emal. bloB
nit ben un0eridieo. 0nB mr. leB oe
0drgen uff unlrsr Seioe bonn.
.Bien, ausldoeigen.." briuoe Der
S9affner. go mas IdBt mr. ii9
MID 3mesmaG iagsn. 3 9i6t nur a
aaiieritabt. 3 gibt III, q Wien, Ouz
Hob. 0a muBth ooh awnI mad
iebn, OBJ De lfsene 6lous 0onau IN
mer nod 10 gelb ausiieht III Ob Der
aloe Shosffsl an S6oetansbIaB nod
i6oebt. s mar alles in iheeHiter
Sronung, I'm mas be 9auboiahe is,
be Shoimmung BON uniern lietpen
9unoesgenofen, ben Gsitrsihern. bic
mar ipsrbaupt MID &c beihretm.
Gsfah groBnro'6. 4aes 5eter IN
5lamme, alles Yegeiiterung III Gle
ges3uperIiht un - tdEim'rid'n Ders
oenten? - eene Wuo uff bas Der
rdOsrii9s S0aIisn. Vile gslteri4afs
ten Der MOnnrAis in Gin0raht bereio
gum eroBsn aamfs. Speraa peb.en
De 5ahnsn, I'm De Meni4sn bendgtsn
fih nit Ieidoenoen Wlienen oorh be
GdoraBen Der dIoen, Iufthen Wiss
neri90aot. Gemal. Oaht'd, e6' Or
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

tuebt in S6utt; ein paar aatsn nur
iteben nod.
Die 8ompugnie itiir5t bintin.' Wer
suerit tommt, tam iid auf Der dele
ausitreden, gum ~minoeften nod bin
tauern. Der Heit Der Widnner muB
lteben, oidt anetndnoergeordn9t. bic
ron Gn~tbebrunaeE fabl perbIaBten
8eIidter Dem Webenmann auf Hiden
uno SnuIter gele9nt. so i4lafen
lie, nuaOem Iie sinsn Munopou 8rot
per5ebrt baben, Den fieberbaften
Shtaf Der uebermiioung. Der gros
bere Sell Der Gompaguie 1T bel Dem
Aenneu um oas Dad iber benz
aopfe ~5utur5 getommen. Die Wldnner
tampieren orauben 3pIi6en ben
Wauerreiten. auf StrOb ausgeitredt.
Sic nebmen iit oafur penigitens
;3eit, iiber ben g.immenoen 8alten i6s
rem Gaffee gu tpdrn.en.
Mu6 Der Souptmann iiBt nit oraus
BEN. Gr bat ii9 nnd einem Bid
in Die idmuBitarren0en Speluuten
cine Strobi4utte in einem gelduss
ten Wintel trageu lofeu. Die gu
bogen aufseitiist, bdngt er ieinen
9eoanten na9. Oo gebt elmer on
ibm poriber - DER 6eloipebel 6reeie.
@r idaut Die StraBe entlang. bic Die
9ompuguie eben getommeu 1T.
r8as gibt's. 6elopebeI?"
.9err 9auptmann. i9 bob oorbin,
als mir oas S6aus oa bin.en inter
iu6tsn, meinen Nidfdnger psrIoreu.
Den modte i9 mir bolen."
Der 9ouptmann liebt ibm ihurf
in bas bienitlih ftsinerne @eii6t
uno iugt lungiam: ~9in uno 3urid
anoertbalb Stunosn. ST er oas
pert9"
.Sotpobl Serr 9auptmunn."
llno nit trGfsigsm Sdritt, midi
tpie elmer, DER eli Stuuoen Maria
bintsr fid bat. 9ebt 6reeie burd ben
t~lingenoen Wino, ourh Die nebeI>
graue Nadt. Sn ieinem @eiiAt lit
Elm WetterIeudtsn, aIs ipre6e er I'M
nerlih Sornig nit i~rgenopem, als
babe er einen WiberIafer 0 lih.
sou IS pisIleiht per6ungern -
ooer pom Raub3eug bel Iebsnoigem
2eibe 5erfleiiht psroen2" Gr oentt
an ieiu sisenes WirmIsin oaheim
uno i4utteIt it4 uno remit idneIs
ler.
Dem 5unoe baben mir ben Gnas
oeniduB gegeben! Dem 6unbs - ia!
Wi6 Ioq's niht timmern. mas Die
frcmmen 8ufen 3eternl 4bsr Dieleiht
lit Is fhon tot2! - Wenn Is ooh
ihon tot Iudre!"
aurs Dor Dem Sofe buiht Elm
Ghatten an ihm oOruber, Iautlos
in bic 0untelbsit tauheno; gsitaIts
log in Dem toum iihtbdren Oahin>
oleitsn. Sur pbospborsrIne 4ugen
boben fir cine Setunoe Den Wtann
angeiebeu.
uno nun bort er aud pieber oas
beiiere Dimmeru. Der aubtopf nit
ieineu auieequo1euen. bIduliA oers
gIditsn 4ugeu itiert pom 9uugbaus
fen herunter. Der @ino bat ben
S9nse 3piihen ben 9Orusrn 3ufdms
m~eugespeht. oils Oh Die Rub Elm 9dubs
den auF bate = e iisbt aus ME Elm
grsuIi4er Spott unb Sput.. Grssis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Ger Dunne.
Son Mlerpario.

SpU 9tetpdttp-
9ur5 ole iinfenoe Wtnicrno4t
ftampft ole Gompdgnie uormdrts.
Oumpf unb Itumpf tlingt i9r S6ritt
in bic enoloIe Gin0oe binaus, our4
ole Die @trdBe pie Elm i9~lammigeS,
fhnor3es 8dn0 bintriedbt.
Sm eintDnigen Mori9tatt seben
sic Mdnner Do6in, idon ieit 5ebn
Stunoen, imner ourd 5erit6rte Dor
fer uno meilenipeite @iniamteit. Die
Guifen leu6ten i6nen nit Der 9ranos
fadel uoron. 3iidtpdrtsbrGngeno peiz
den lie benz @efeht aus uno laiien
benz 8erfpleer tein anberes Sboa6
ols pertoblte Wauern.
Sine tnappe Stunbe nod - in
9apIppta eibt's Rube!!" iagt ser
iunge !Souptmann gum 6elopebel
ssreeIe. Sein GROCER 9rauner trottet
miibe ourh Den Worait, uno er tlopft
ibm begiitieeno ben gals. rpdhreno er
fih ielbt ben Monteltragen bo6er
fblGgt uno an Die iunse Jrau oentt,
ole er cine Stunbe nuh Der Srauz
uns perlofen bat - pieueidt fur
ale Gpioteit.
Qints pom Wege l0ien iib Mau=
ern aus Der nadtgrauen GinfOrmigs
feit Der @bene. Sin Saus - ooer
bas, mas Elm 9nus g%efpeien lit. Sn
ben Sparren oes ausgebrannten Oahs
ftubls minIeIt Der Wino - ooer 1T es
ettpos anberes? Meni6? Sisr? Der
5slopebel 6reeie nimmt bier Wdnn,
uno nit fdaBbereiten Siidien 3peis
gen lie OBJ. Seine Seele regt iih in
Der perlaFenen 9eimIatt.
Die GIdmmen baben ous 9ous leers
gefreHen. Wiite trimmer beoeden
oen 9of. 5erf6lasener 9ausrut unO
2umpen. Bonn Oiinserbaufen gIoBt
init glafioen, leeren Iueer Der nb9e>
f1nittene Ropf elmer Gub. So iieht
Gus, oils OBJ bos Sier 10 aus Sem
8OOsn bsruuspiidie. 0uer Dor Der
Soustiir Iiegt Der 2eihndm elmer
sFrau, BON Sdbelbiehen 3erfeBt.
.9anainsn!" ia9t 6reeie. uno Die
onoern murmeln IS Ed6 nit tiefen,
isiien Stimmen, in oenen Ole Wut
smittert: .8onoiqen!"
Oa pinfslt es tpieoer. uuO ME
Fe umberlpdben, fiHben lie einen
~ftruppieen Suno 3piiden Den Sriims
rlern, 5itterno, nit 5eridmsttsrtsr
Bfote.
giner bebt bic 8idie. so, armes
2uoer" - Sin anoerer bdlt ibE gu
rid. rWart a tpeuig, adrIe, er nil
erit nod anal f%reIen."
Nus Den Beuteln tommen bic grots
ftiide gum @orihein - oas ousaes
hungerts 9isr i6lingt nit fliegenoen
sslanten uno tlopfenOem Shponae.
nuo ben Hdnnern tommt es niat
unIunie Dor. oab Der 9uno, Den in
Der nd9teu Ninute bic 9naoentusel
treffen jou, iid ar her Ration idtti9t,
bic tie isIbft mprssn oieastdt bitter
entbebren iperoen.
Sreeie ipartst gutmutig zine Wetie,
Bis er foei: .Ssst it's gsnug. Bir
miifen neiter.-
Gin turssr anun. Der 5uno fdat
f9laff uno rssunsslos our SsIts,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

Run tommt etrpas gum 8orfdsin.
mas er nit ietnem Qeibe 9eoedt bat.
Sin atmenoes 8iinoel.
.Seies Moria!" Die flint Mdn>
ner Ieben IiG ratios an. Sin fei=
nes, nimmernoen Meinen bebt IN.
Nus elmer beiIeren, erfhmat)teten,
tleiner aebIe. oWas ion man Oenn
nun in 0ottes Welt nit Dem maz
den?!"
sic fino ale perbeirotet, sic 2anD=
IturmmGnner, uno pie ie nun nuf
ben Sdueling hernieberitarren, Dentt
ieoer an ietn sigeneS 9teit pou alei~
ner baheim - oabeim, no es tparm
uno Ii6er lit, unD mo ni6t Der bittere
Wino iber Die polntide Gin0Oe
itrei6t.
Oas 3ino perItummt ipieOer.
IS lit lhon 70 I9mah, DAP es taum
nod peinen tam. Die @Grme oes
Sunoetorpers bat es Dor Der aGIte
geidIst, aber mid. ppr benz 9un<
ger.
Del 6elopebel 9ebt, nit uni6luiiiz
gen Worten 8eriht gu eritutten. Gin
ausgebranntees 9aus - Der Geihz
nam elmer Srau - unb elm tlsines
&ino, nod lebeno - feds Wondte
nielleift" -
ue6er oes 9ouptmanns 8eIi6t
tduft elm ~unrubiges 3uden. Gr iiebt
an Der &ompa5nie sntlong. 3peiz
bunDertfiinf5ig Wsdnner. obou6Ius in
ser psri9nsitsn Nadt = cine burte
8%rpttante i'm 8eutel - Der uno iener
mob einen S9lud talten auffee ODER
Sbee in Der 6laf6e - Dor iih einen
mibieligen Wiarih. gegen S9nee unb
Winb ertdmpft, ~itunoenIang, pieleiht
uuh .o9elung.
5oit 5ornig sudt CT Die 4disln.
r&onnen uns ni6t %uufbalten." SIN
oumpfen 9ritt ridt bic Hompaguie
peiter. Der, Der Suerit Dem 9unoe
oas 8rot ssgeben bat, brummt Dor
li6 bin: rDas @ieb bats iiberItun>
ben : freilia, g is ia AUDI blob q
gieb!"
Gr breitet i'm ab5sbsn nod oen
5eBen elmer Yfer0eoede uber oas
Sino. ShpeisIam. bus ainn in Den
Montsltraesn Qe5o9en. reitet Der
6duptmann neben ieinen 2euten Der.
Der 5eIopebel 6reeie lit in ieiner
Rdbe. Mit benz fdngt er Elm 8eiprdh
an.
rRo, bo porn boben mir Paplous
ia. Sino Sic eigentIid Derheiratet.
5elopebel2"
nSdpobl. Ser 6ouptmdnu."
~uno baben audi ainoer2~
Gin tleines MGosl, 5err 5dupts
mann. Gum 5riibIing miro ss Elm
Sahr."
unb nun tit bas 9siprdd aug.
uno lie borden beioe tpieoer mad
riidpGrts - Bis Der 9ouptulaun in
ousbre6enoem Grimm iagt: rBeuu
Soft i'm 5immeI e anieben tanu.
bann mIFsn mir e. s6sn aud unish.n
%tpnnenl"
Rad elmer bdI6en Stunoe finb
ne in gopIopta. Gs 1T nur nod
Der ormIeIige RET etnes Gorfes. UOn
Renih uno Tier oerIahen. St:
Dlsbr3abl Oct 5auisr Iisgt quaIml6ers
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

IhutteIt bic beihneite Yferoe0ede ab,
hebt pus jammernoe, tIeine Weien
auf uno iteft IS 1ih 3tpiiden Rod
uuo ManteI. Die Wdrme isineS ers
1:bten &0rpers fIie5t in 0os fremOe
8eid0pf iiber. Oas 10 feoerpin5ig 1T
uno 0o9 10 ihtper.
Der See, oen er an Dem @Iut6uus
ZEN BON Voiplopta feib gema6t bat,
lit nod lparm in Der 5eloflaihe. Gr
fl0Bt Dem &tnoe papon Elm uno ID
aelt beinohe. ais es lehSeno f6Iudt
ur0 idludt.
Aber oa8 2ddeIn erlii6t, ols er
oaran oentt, ooB Die aompdgnie pei=
ter mrB, oab auf benz !9ofe nidts
3urid6leibt oIs Ginidmfeit, 8erpii7
itung, 8dlte, Sunger uno oas beims
lid ialei6enpe 5ier nit ben pboss
pbor9rInen 4ugen. oas in irgenoeis
mem Dintet iih oudt unb lauert. -
uno ME Der 5elopebeI Jreeie ben
@eOanten ousgeOuht bat, lest er feline
Sdnoe iiber ben 8opf oes ainoes.
oab bic bdrten. eiicnitarter 9unbfId@
den gereaoe auf Die SerbrehIiGen
G6Idfen fai1en.
uno nun - nit einem i6orfen
Druid tpiiroe Is getan iein Die
fleinen Gnohelhen niiroen tniriden
- uno ale Dual mare noriiber. Iber
IS eebt niht. Dem Manns. Der Die
beulenoen 6einos lpie WOlfe nit benz
aoIbsn 3uiommengeidlagen bat,
trieht Der eistdlte Shauoer iiber ben
Riden Dor oislsr einsn Sat, bic bod
nur biIfloie Rot enoen foll. Sn fun
mer @er5peiflung iisbt CT ouf 0ns
Wirmlein nieber. ltno itebt ouf gum
9immel, Der 10 Ihpor3 uno I6per
uno rdtislboft iber Der pintsrIi6en
ginOoe liegt.
Der Bid lit Ipie Elm portloier
Shrei. Sas aino ipsnost langinm
pas a0pfhen bsruber - ldhelt, Ieiis
unb 3ufrieosn, ME Ainot i'm Gin.
I6Iafen IGdeIn - uno tired iif. in
oieier febten Minuts Der @sboraens
teit in fremoen 4rmen fret BON
81mpf uno S6met3
Gin orauea Gtioihen gebt iibsr BOG
flelne 0ei9t. glit itodenOsm 9er3s
ihiag beust lih osr 5elope6el Dor -
borht uu0 harrt - duf einen Ntems
aug. Der niht mefr tommt.
Gtia uno unmertii 8 lit oo5
4dmphen erloitec.. DIE eiienitartsn
GGnoe ubsr ben 3srbreaIiGeu Shlds
zen loien Ii6. Qdngt iist Der Mann
regungslOs. Der f'iH3ige Geihndm
piro iGneu tal,. Jm 8ronoihutt
ruIds.r stpas Der Sdntten nit
osn grunsn 4ugsn gIeitst 3Diihen
oen 5rummern oaber.
Jrseis trdgt b, tp. ainb gu Der
esihs str Wutts, IND lsgt IS ib- in
Den arm. Gr suts;0Bt oas 6aupt,
osmItig bic citizen griBero, ore CT
b~srluien mug.
Q6er elm roisnrotss, fr0bIihss Gns
asIein miro NIT ,5aa gebeu uno ipiss
Isno Die aus,ln bst'eite bIaien, Die
1uf iein 9er3 gsrit.et ftuo.
tad elmer Stun3e 1T er Diebsr bel
Der aOmpagnie. Der 9nuptmann
lieet no9 fmmsr mad duf ieinem
| Strobbinbsl uuc tract. nIs Trssie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

porii6ergebt, nit eiHenl nerpoisn 0ns
den: nga. 6eIopebel. lpeint oas tIei@
ne Wlrm noh9"
nNein, 6err s9aup!mdnn, es tpeint
nift mebr."
Der 6elopebeI itredt iid auf benz
Gtrob aus. legt ben Arm iiber bos
@eiift un0 riibrt iih niht, bis im
eriteu Mordeugrausu Die aompagnie
neiterItampft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

JH ltg q fuee
ne braun! Kid
eolpa in Der 9Gts
fAe. amer m III
&c, Oas IS tmmer
d gang an9eueb
mes @efiebt, Qt :
bat niidt gu Oun
lin tam anal TT
auer Aupe bibi9
inner allies nnds
oenien, no mr.
toHlt MID Or 81
tomint. Sd baooe
INNER nod an
tleenen Borrat Don
Sbren freinolthen
Sieipe~s 3ignrreu
49,, nhk