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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
Thirteenth stree,

Thirteenth street
The Approximate amount ~ The lien or eharss
IN satisfy which fle at0ye-le,rrilei property Is %
be sold is N.uctten tloI.ani nine hundred nny-
ave ana 2,|l01 Dollars $40 9JJ. 80 with interest
thereon from The 2.th lay ~ February. 1918. to-
s-fuar with the cost, AMI aluSauce amounting 70
$3.50 "a with Interest from March d, 1915. to-
g.tler with the expenses of the sale The appfort-
mate amount Of tlt taxes. assessments ami water
rates on other liens which are to be allowed 70
he purchaser out 0f ,ae purchase money. or paid
by fhe Referee is $500 and interest
Dated. Sew lorA. Anil l. 1915
JOHN GRt ENBERG. Referes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
The Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL IF
Manhattan.

NORFOLK ST. l34. Bank Electric Co az. Cohen.
owner. VI Goldberg. contractor. SINV."o
MOTT ST, 80 20 20. Nciuuaub agt Naus.-u';
owner. To.kHw. contractor. >'t.'l
41TH ST. 6a1 90 til ". A C. Wicke MIG 60 az
l. Arp.ely owner. Union stock Yard ani
Market e. and Erie X GO. !essecs; David
shannon Co. contractor and lessee urht"a
% Az. 1891 and 1893: Euen s Dutt agt Her
mann. owner, EWer q Son. Inc. coAiraciofss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

WEST END Az. 10 70 ia. for sty garage.
49, - ,r.t-- cosi $40 900
Ieisr ST. SIS 275 V - Washington AZ tHo q 81; sly
apar's l-5Is6 Hudson We" Cois'h 20 lN'
n.al, O".--l - - 300 900
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COURT OF APPEALs-LAcoMBE

cone WAKD and ROGERS. LILO 80 a. M.
Room la3. pogt0rirr Building.
GENERAL CALENDAR
IrvinFpttMfgI TwiulotkCo baton Conn MutIifeIns
NNt& ilkElI Murphy lehighWi ksCoaiCo/
Nalcutt Union Ferry Hadfofd6 NYTfauspCo
lee Do,kiU y IfaHfnrd6 = TranspCO/
I Quau Mah Plymouth
4 = l.au Chu Denton Fields
q 81 Lee thee Ryan NJ Vernon Bk
Computing Scaie /TcodoC RubinsN BsunerRubber
Eaton COHut,cnGIfcIus Autosales Jun ItycdeSWks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
The Bronx.

WEBSTER Az. es 80 y ls21 st. two siy brick
te1cn's 50t-S 50ISl. Mctyoy Rooster Cousin
20. Jobr Nf Rooster. 1907 Narmlou Az. pres own
er.: fremont Archt Co. i9l fremont a'. ,a-'ni
GRAND coNCoURsE. 5. % % % 1921 s.. sy
nix teufm's. ju1.9.G; Alexander Wilson. prem.
$40 900
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The Bronx.

ST. 1877. Bro.nnsly AT Mahe
A PraglcI. owner. Agnes FrageA. conrae,or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
rnunIY COURr.

Judgment Of foreclosure aad sale. william
ellen. referee. 10 sell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL a.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 1873 10 1890; IN ~; ~ 70 72o.
AZ Broadway :. IN A, Go ct a: June 4 lsli /.
49, CT az I. RIlov AIT Dora Sllyer1.att
-" - rL rs lois. Sll,j0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
. Case, Will b. called In IN, order aI''n.
sURRoGAres' COURT CHAMBERS.

NDHAIAN. =.
WILLS FOR PROBATf.-At IN 20 a. m.
Adele Quay Mary X Reilly
Emma Losse Pauline VI Hamburger
Amelia Montgomery Robert l. Leo
Hans Greefe
Trial Tcrm-COiiATAN S-A 1880 a. m
CONTESTED WILLS
COnela Van Stecnberg Matthew kccfe
ESTATE.
IIarriet Qulmhy
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REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.
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STATE.

STATE.
COURT or APPEALS.
IIcartiN Central People Haynes
KtuaLlns .Jes5cuI kcsucr Co
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QUEENS COUNTY.
gnppEnC roupT

Special Term for Trials-GARRETSON. J.
Calendar IN Special Term room at 10 a. N.
No case will be set down for a day on the call OF
he day calendar. Cases must be ready FOR trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold AZ auction in the Nesey
Street salcSroom yesterday follow:
By BRYAN T.. Kennedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
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SUFHt ND JUUH =
Appellate ONlSiOn-21 Uept.-Recess.
Special Term-Pari i-BlAChAlAR. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-22
The Bronx.

MORRIS Az, $50 all. " j Miller e. al 90 IL
t,rteu $50 Morris az, yrs from May b 600
AIN IL " Green $50 Morris av, CIV
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KINGS COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT-BBADI, J.
Iolu F.e.aU sI.iu, Bctls ciu--Jo.l W Stocker.
Eu!oIt saw b. Augusta irv--loAn W StOcker.
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U. S. Treasury Finances.

SURROGATE S COURT.
A. White Plains. Friday
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TRIAL Term-SCHTLZ. ).
VI las ca lar.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
SUPREME COURT BRADY, J.
.,-rs-f Ils.,.aH C1..t C0--Jouu 3 Harrison.
anne Saur-F0.u e. Harrison.
1u,nraiu E,cEuau Con Co-JOhn Hynes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

Miiuer: vWas miir6en Sic tun
penn sic beute ouf Set. @traBe flint
Stgtaufenb Mart %fdnoen9"
S@ulbe: Sd piiroe benz brapen
mann, her fie perloren bat, filnfbun=
bert Mort Ttnber1obn 9eben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

@eni9e Qemte miIien, mie biele
Mdnner es gilt, sic itd p%olitanoig
!eridlofft fiibler, nno nidt ollei,,
Manner,t gebt eS 10, ionoern oltd
elmer ebenio groben 3obl fletBiger
&ousfrole11. Solde Geri omen beno-
tbiger ettpos, tpas lift @Ditem ftarft
uno iie 6ouer1ro bon tbren @eidipcr<
oen befreit, inoem 6as @l1tt gereinigt
IT'S beIebt miro. Inter Sen Setlmit<
teln bon tpirflidem @ertb lit mobl
feines, tpeldes beim Mnfbal1 6es
|Spltems lt1to ser Seriteal,ng 5errih-
teter Merbettfraft iolde gldn5enoen
@rfo1ge er3ielt bat, tpie Sorri'S Ml-
p%enfr6ltter. Mon frage nidt banod)
in Mpotbefen. Sort lit es nidt gu
baben, ionber1t es miro Ben 2eaten
bireH geliefert bon Sen &erite1ern:
Dr @eter 6obrnep & Cons 60, 10
-25 go. &oDne Site, Chicago, Sn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

|@errn bier an. @er lit 6as?" 8eiof
reidten 9oren5 Die San6 nn6 iagter
per1pun6ert: u@er 1ou 6as iein?"
2oren5 aber fonnte ii@ ni@t meb1
baltem fiel Ser iungen 5rau UNI ser
SAILS un6 rief: Weine liebe Sdpe:
iter!" u@iit Oh mein 2oren3? -
idlud5te 6ieie on ieiner 8rult -
@ott lei Sob un6 9anf!" Mu6 ibr
Ma1m batte groBe Sreu0e. ~SSebt,
iagte er, lit bie idtpar5e @olfe bin=
meg, 6ie unS bisber unier Slid per=
6nnfelte."
Scum en6li@ ging es ans @r5ablen.
0as Miitterlein fonnte es gar ni6t
glouben> 6aB ibr bielbepeintes &inb
faum ie6s Stur6en bon ibr lebte,
obne 6aB iie etpas 6apon erfubr.
Sod, 6ie 6amaligen idledten Ser
febrsmittel un6 6as 5urudge5ogene
2eben ser 2an6tpobner erflarten baS
&atbieI b%olitdn6ig.
Gortiebung fo1gt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
3ebntes @apiteI.
Cine dIMflide EamiIie.

@m feIben Madmittog bielt Elm
6l1brmerf nit bier Berio11ett beim
@ebertoni46ran3 lit Sol5oorf. Ser
@auern6oftor ging inS Sous, trai
aber niemono ols ein altes, gra1es
@iitterlein. Dos griiBte ibn ber5,
lidit un6 batte cine groBe 5reuoe
iiber 6en @eiltd. 80 iebe t6 6en
groBten @obltbater nrierer Sami1ie
bod nod eintnol = fagte iie; -
a6, i9 bobe fdon oft ge6adt, id
mer6e 6id ME mebr feben. Deine
lebten touieno @ltlben, ploltoerte iie
erregt &peiter, boben gut atgeidla.
gen. Meine Sodter bat ei1ten Bro
pe1t Monn befommen, urb mir leben
redt eliidlid 5lti6mmea. gs feblt
ridts, ols nnier lieber, gutter So
ter ur6 ~ un6 - od - iagte file
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
= 6u neiBt ia, tpas uns idon 1ange

feblt."
uSa, ia! 1agte Ser 8auern6oftor,
i6 meiB es tpobI un6 bab i6on
mQn9e Ebrane INN 6as 8iiblein ge=
peint nit oeinem gutter Soni. Sobt
ibr 6ern gar nidts mebr geb0rt bon
6em @iiblein?" 80 nein, antuor-
tete sic aIte 6ra11, 11nier 2oren5 miro
mou idon Iange nidt mebr leben."
u1as muBt 6u nidt meinen, iagte
Ser @a11ern6oftor, 6u muBt sic
&offmtng nidt oufgeben. IS tit int
mer nod m0gli@, bob er einmal nit
ten0rinn 6aberfpmmt."
ga fubr sic 6rau m1f bon ibrem
@roBbater1htbl un6 iagte baltig:
n8aital! (Sabaitiam, mas bait 6rt?
10 511beriidtli6 bait 6u nod nie nit
mir gere6et. M9, loBt 6te @offnung
1bIummern in meinem M11tterber-
gen, es lit gar 5u bart, 6teie &offnung
immer mie6er getauidt GIT ieben."
81! iagte Ser @iri6bofbo1rer, i6
tpin sir getpiB ni@t tpebe tb1n. Sd
babe cine Spur %gefun6en bon 6einem
@oren5 11n6 6esbalb bin ib eilig ber-
gefabren, UNI sir 6ieie @pur 5u 5ei=
gen. Sc lit mein Sran5 nit mir
gefommen 1n6 meine Ma6lene nn6
ELM iltnger @oftor aus Ser @taot.
9ieie r @err fonnte Sir bon 6einem
9oren5 einiges er5Gblen. Mber 6u
muBt iebt itorf iein> meine 1tebe
Sran3i, muBt 6i6 m1f anes gefaBt
MAIDEN, auf Srelt6 un6 2et6."
80, iagte SOS ulte Mitterlein, i6
bin 1angit otf anes gefaBt. Sab
mir idon biel tout en6mal ausgema>
len, mie es mdre, men1t mei1t 9oren5
fdime. Mber nein! i9 bin 5ufrie=
6en> tpe1ut i6 MIR crfabre, no fem
Grab it."
Scum! - fragile ser Doftorbalter
- 6arf i6 iebt Sic il1ngen 2eut ber<
einfiibren. 8iit ou alrf o1es se-
faBt?"
v@ort nod einen M11genblid, iagte
6aS Miitterlein. sic itente it6 Dor
6as &ru5ifir bin, faltete sic San6e
ltn6 betete: Dein Wine geidebe, tpie
int 6immeI, ul1p auh u1tf @r6en.
Dum fagte iie: Sebt mag 'fommen
nus mim."
@ltf einen @fiff 6es 8al1err16of=
tor 0ffnete it@ sic Sbir. 3uerit
fam Sron5 berein un6 griibte 6as
Mfiitterletn, Damn Ma6lene, 1tn6 6amn
Ser iltnge 0oftor. Mls i'm sic olte
Sro1t erb1idte, % 5ltdte fife 5uiam-
me1t, tpiidte 1th Sic Mugen, betrad,
tete i'm aufmerfiam, 0ffnete Ste Mrme
11n6 idrte gero6e bt1talts: 80 lie
Der, gutter @ott! bas lit mein 9o-
ren3!" 2oren5 ia1f ser Ml1tter ans
@er5 nn6 iebt petnte STE M1ttter un6
tpet1te Der Sobtt 1t1t0 met1ttet1 ollie
fife Trem6entbrd1ten.
@ob1 5ebnmal botten iid Ma1tter
1tn6 &in6 11t1urmt un6 fetnes batte
nod Elm @ort geiproden, alS: so
ren3! 2oren3! mein &tn6!" ~Mseine
liebe, ltebe M11tter!" - gn6lid iagte
ser @m,ernooftor: ~SSett miro er-
3abItl" ~mein, fagte 6as gliidie1ige
Mitterlein, iebt miro geitngen!"
nn6 fife foltete sic &ar6e u1t1 fling
an aus interitem &er5ensgr11rb gu
iingen: u@roBer @ott, mir Ioben
Did." me ionger an6adtig nit
1tt6 6os DonfesIieo fong 10 freu6ig
1tr6 10 fraftig, 6oB es Sic itngen
@olts1e1tte borten I'M @ortin binten
nn6 eritoatrt berbeiliefe n. ms Dos
0ipH az Et1np nv frfhhpIfp Hns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

einen orn1e11 fiinftigen 0oftor NIT
bringen l1no al1f Sic &eiie mitneb=
men oiirfe. Ser elbe lei ba1rd un6
0ltrd brap ulr6 iebr geideit, babe
INN idon iebr biele grobe @efaqig<
feiten erpieien uno ct batte es langit
peroie11t, oaB Grotr5 linn cine 6re11oe
made.
Muf oielen 8rief m11Bte Mo0lene
lofort ant1porten, u6ran5 ion MIR
Sen ar1nen Stubenten mitbringen, eS
iei Nlot geru1g fir i'm o1f 6em
@iridbal1ernbof un6 sic &eiie mone
Ser @ater gerne be5ablen."
@ier Sage 6arab fanren sic @tu-
benton u116 gingen glei6 in sic Mpo-
tbefe. 6ran5 fanrte ia 6ie SageS,
oron&ng leines 8aters. 9ieier bate
eben .ietne Eotie1tten ubgefertigt un6
empfing sic beiben NIT ber5lid1ter
5reroe. Gunn flopfte er nit iei=
nem b%0l5ernen @ammerlein an Sic
aIte @erie nnter 6em Eiih unb TO-
fort 0ifnete ii6 sic @iid)entbiir uro
MaoIene fm berein. 0iele itiir5te
ouf 6rar5 los nn6 moute ibn Unit
ormen, 6od pl0tlid blieb Tie mie per=
%1teinert 1teben, perfdrbte 1i9 un6
idrie Ial1t orf: 2oren3!"
Muh ser i11nge 0oftor ltan6 mie
per5al1bert 90 un6 muBte nidt 5u
griiBen nn6 tpuBte nidts gu iagen,
als: uMa6lene!"
Ser @al1ern6oftor un6 6ran5
tp11Bte nidt, tpas lie 6enfen louten,
ut16 10 itan6 6ie ga1t5e @eieui6aft
ltumm nn6 itarr 90
Ma6Iene faBte ftd 5l1erit mte6er.
Sic girg nun bouen6s ouf Sran8
5u, griiBte ibn ber5lih, gab Damn
6em iun9en Doftor sic &an6 uno
iagte: u@riiB @ott, Serr 9oren5!!"
3onn Bot tie 6ie bei6en 8Iab 5u
nebmen. Limo iebt - iagte Tie -
muB i9 meinem lieben @ater er5db-
len, mober Ser borige ion6erbnre
Mnftritt itammt. Mi6t tpabr> @err
|2oren5, iagte ite 5u 6teiem, mir mol
len fem @ebeimntB baben Dor un-
ierem Iieber @oter?" - u@emib
ni9t - onttportete 2oren5. Sd btn
Sbnen iebr banfbar, Ma6lene! menn
Sie 6em 8ater allies e%r5ablen."
nno mum er5ablte Ma6lene bon
oem 3ulammentreffen Der bei6en anf
oem 2in6enberge. Ser fluge @ater
merfte aus Ser fe11rigen @%r5dblung
ieiner Ma6lene iofort bera1ts, 6aB
iie 6ieien 2orer5 1tie bergeiim botte,
un6 6aB iie ibm innigit 5ugetbon
lei.
uMart, 6u @6elm! - iagte er
am S@luB ibrer @r3dblung - bait
Mir ME etmas er5ablt BON ienem
8a1ernbiiblein un6 bon oem iebigen
@errn 2oren3." u@6 - iagte Ma6-
lene - mas batt' i6 biel er5ablen
fornen> id tp1,Bte ia gar nidt, mer
jenes 8iiblein par, mo er at Saule
iei un6 fob iebt biele Sabre bon ibm
ntdts mebr geieben nn6 nidts mebr
gebort."
Ser iuttge @r3t tpar untar Mao'
1enens @r5ablung immer mebr in
@erlegenbeit gerotben. Gm6li@ ct.
mamie ct iid ur6 iagte: uSSebt min
i9 ol1es o1fridttg er3abler, maS i@
meiB. SM balte es fir cine beilige
&flidt, gan5 often 5u reoen.
SD peiB 1idt, tper meine @ltern
moren. MIs Rin6 bon 5tpei Sabrer
mur6e id - mte mir meine Bflege'
elter1t er5dblten - in einem Boloe
beim 8ubenbof iterbensfranf gefrn.
Sen. Ser D11denbofbal1er nabm
mild NIT beim nn6 5og MIDI anf.
Sin meirem &aIfe bling ein Sling rno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
8ere@ q.

rmesbalb in aller Welt bat bein
0ntel gerabe Die @itme bes btngeri4'
teten RaubmDrbers gebeiratet9"
,@r mar f4on 3tpetmal nit @ittpen
perbeiratet unb 1T es mioe, fi@ ims
n1er bic @or5iige oes .lieben @eligen"
borbalten 3u lafen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

lin oielem itano ser @ame 9oren5
@ippler." r@ie? rief Ser Doftor-
bauer. u9oren3 &ippler," mieoerbolte
ser iunge Mr5t. uM@! Damn iin6
sic ia Ser @obn meireS lieben
6re11oes, bcs @ebertoni BON Sol5=
oorf. gr botte 5lpei @in6er, 6as bat
er mir butroertmal er3abt. Gin
Maohen nno einen &naben. Ser
&nabe tpltrbe ibn1 bon eit1er 3iegen=
nerban6e gera11bt, bonn 6el6e meg,
om @al6eslaum. Md), mie oft bat
er mir oos GIed9en ge5eigt, 400 Sic
1pielten nn6 po sic beri6manoen.
Wie bitterlid) bot er imr1er babel
getpeint. Sbre Mutter lebt nod -
glei6 beute Nodmittag fabren mir
gu ibr; gum @eben lift es fir mild
gu ipeit. ., maS miro 6iele 6rol1
fir cine 6re1be boben! l1n6 SIRE
@9tpeiter, Iieber Serr 2oren5, Die
a1f 6em g%Iternba11ie lebt, mie miro
1ie it9 %freuen!"
2oren5 bordte gar5 eri tal1nt gu.
3nnn tponte er glei6 ouf nad &ol5-
6orf. Mit bieler Miibe fonrrte nan
i'm bepegen, nod cine @tur6e 5n
marte11. @n6li6 bernbigte CT 1i6 nn6
er5ablte meiter. u8u6bofers 5ogen
MIDI alio m1f. Mit bieler Mmbe
un6 auf BEL %tdn0iges 3ure6en Uni eres
@errn Ffarrers un6 Serrn 2ebrerS
lieb MIDI ser 8udbofbnuer ltubiren.
&err Nfarrer meinte, ib ion
@eiitli9 merben, ober id peiB nt6t
marum - id fonnte ME anoerS 0emF
fen, aIs elm Doftor 8a1 tperoen."
Dos baben Sic BON Sbrem So
ter geerbt - iagte Ser 8%a1tern0oftor
- r1r6 5og Elm grobes @ud aus Ser
s9ubla6e. @on Sbrem @ater fob
id sic 0oftorei - o6er Hfui6erei,
mem sic es 10 ne1rren mollen -
gelernt. ga ida11en Gle, 6os bat
aues STR @atet, Ser quite @eber-
toni, geidrieben!"
2oret15 1abm 6as 8n6 fiiBte urt-
ter beiBen Gbrdnen Die Sanoi6rift
Ieines 8aters unb Bot, v6ieies 8nd
in Sen raditen Sagen itu0iren 5u
6iirfett." Mit tarien6 8reu6en =
antmortete ser @ulternbpftor nn6
iebte BET: 8ie tpunoerbar 6od @ott
Ser &err oleS fiigt. Sc mare mir
i'm Gral1me ni@t eingefalfen oab id)
0ieies 91&9 nod) DEM sob1re meines
lieb1teE belten 6renn6eS iiberrei@en
fonnte."
@1oli@ er5dblte 2oren5 meiter:
uSSebt BIN id am 3iel. Sd babe
mein Doftor=gramen gut b%eltan6en
11n6 n10dte Nun nod einige Sabre
meiter 1tuoiren> ebe i6 Sic HrariS
beginne. Die me6i5iniide @iiien-
1daft b%efrte0tgte mtd) t1te. Sb modDte
ale b%e1teben6en &eillDiteme 1taoire1
nn6 BON auen Dos 8eite bebalten.
2ei6er babe i9 6as @el6 ni4t o.
quiz
r0ofiir 1T geiorgt - iagte ser
@ouernooftor. @as i6 babe Dos
fat al16 Der @obn meireS Srennoes,
uno gottlob! babe i6 10 biel, ols
sic fiir lire @tuoien brol1den." Scum
iton6 ser jl1nge Doftor auf un6 fuBte
DEM @iridbof bauern oanfbar Die
6anb.
so bieI @11tes id 6em 81tdbof.
ba11ern berbanfe, 10 ungliidlid BIN
i@ arf ienem &of getporoen = er'
51bIte 2oren3 %traurig peiter. SSt
oen Ietten 8mei Sabren erfabte eine
Todter ienes @a11ern etne bodit lei
6enfdaftlid)e 2iebe 5l mir. Sic lief
mir iiberan nod u1o qualte MIDI nit
ibren 2iebesbetbe1er1tngen idredli@.
Sd 61rfte Die Sodter meines groB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
6 tp~ieriq.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
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well, in the event that he may be,
my dear Julia"
Sometimes" said the girl, drawing
near to her aunt and taking the older
'ady's hand quietly and looking in her
eyes, sometimes, ma tante, you are
cruel"
The marquise kissed her and sighed:
Roberts mother will be so I'm.
happy!"
But she has never seen me, ma
tante."
"she trusts my taste, Julia"
There should be more than taste
In a matter of husband and wife, ma
tante."
After a moment, in which the Mar.
quise d'Esclignac gazed at the bougain-
Villea and wondered how anyone could
admire it's crude and vulgar color, Miss
Redmond asked:
did you ever think that the Due de
fremont was in love?'
Turning shortly about to her niece,
her aunt stared at her.
I'm love, my dear!"
with Madame de la Maine"
The arrival of Madame de la Maine
had haan a hitter hlow to tho Mar
traced the circle with his fingers
tipped with henna.
"That was the battle, Monsieur"
But this is no chart, Hammet
Abou."
The other continued, unmoved:
''And all the rest is a desert, like
this"
fremont. over the mans snowy
turban, glanced at the others and
shrugged. Every one but Julia Red
mond thought he was insane She
came up 10 him where he stood close
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CHAPTER Xxx.
Julia Decides,

ouua OSCiOSSs
Now the young girl had his letters
and her own to read. They were
sweet and sad companions and she
laid them side by side. She did not
weep, because she was not of the
weeping type; she had hope.
Her spirits remained singularly
sven. Madame de la Maine had given
aer great deal to live on.
"Julia, what have you done to Rob-
srt!"
Nothing, ma tante."
"He has quite changed. This excur.
sion to Africa has entirely altered him.
He is naturally so gay" said the Mar.
Quise d'Esclignac. "Have you refused
him, Julia?"
ma tante, he has not asked me to
be the Duchess de fremont"
Her aunt's voice was earnest.
Julia, do you wish to spoil your life
and your chances Of happiness? Do
you wish to mourn for a dead soldier
who has never been more than an &C.
substance? won't even say q friend"
What she said sounded logical.
ma tante, do not think Of Mon.
halk de Ssbron o. dead. you. know,
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az nour after hour Pitchoune ran
across the Sahara Mercifully, the
sun had been clouded by the pre-
cursor Of q windstorm. The air was
almost cool. Mercifully, the wind did
not arise until the little terrier had
pursued his course to the end.
There are occasions when an AMI.
mails intelligence surpasses the hu-
man. When, toward evening of the
twelve hours that 1t had taken him
to reach a certain point, he came to
a settlement Of mud huts on the Dor
ders of an oasis, he was pretty nearly
at the end Of his strength. The oasis
was the only sign Of life in five hun
dred miles. There was very little left
in his small body. He lay down, pant.
ing, but his b light spirit was unwill.
ing just then to leave his form and
lowered near him. In the religion Of
Tatman dogs alone have souls.
Pitchoune painted and dragged him.
self to pool of water around which
the green palms grew, and he drank
and drank. Then the little desert
Wayfarer hid himself in the bushes
and slept till morning. All night he
was racked with convulsive witches,
but he slept and in his dreams he
killed young chicken and ate 1t. In
the morning he took bath in the
pool, and the sun rose while he swan
in the water.
If Sabron or Miss Redmond could
have seen him he would have seemed
the epitome of heartless egoism. He
was the epitome of wisdom. Instinct
and wisdom sometimes go closely to-.
gether. Solomon was only instinc.
tive when he asked for wisdom. The
epicurean Lucullus, when dying, asked
for a certain Nile fish cooked in
wine.
Pitchoune shook out his short
hairy body and came out of the oasis
pool into the sunlight and trotted into
the Arabian village.
Fatou Ami parched corn in a bra.
zier before her house. Her house
was a mud hut with yellow walls. It
had no roof and was open to the sky.
Fatou Ami was ninety years old,
straight as a lance-straight as one
of the lances the men of the village
carried when they went to dispute
with white people. These lances with
which the Young men had fought. had
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER lie Comte de Sabron, cap.
quarters to raise by hand a motherless
Irish terrier pup. and names 1t Pitchoune
CHAPTER II-Sabron dimes with the
Marquise d. Esclisnac and meets Miss
Julia Redmond American heiress. who
sings for him an English ballad that
fingers in his memory.
CHAPTER III-Sabron, trying to save
Pitchoune's life, declines second invita-.
ton to dinner because of very sick
friend"
CHAPTER VINO more invitation.
come from the Chateau d. Esclignac. Pit
choune, though lame from his accident,
thrives and is devoted to sabron.
CHAPTER V-Sabron and Pitchoune
meet the Marquise and Miss Redmond and
after the story of Pitchoune is told Sab
ron is forgiven and invited to dinner
again.
CHAPTER VI-Sabron is ordered to AL
Giers. but is not allowed to take servants
or dogs. He is invited to a musicale at
the Chateau.
CHAPTER What the musicale Miss
Redmond. hearing that Sabron cannot
take Pitchoune with him, offers to take
care Of the deg during his masters alb
sence
CHAPTER VI1I-Pitchoune, home5ick
for his master. runs away from Miss Red
rond. The Marquise plans to marry
Julia to the DUO de fremont.
CHAPTER Ix-Unknown to Sabron,
Iftchoune follows him to Algiers.
CHAPTER x-Dog and master meet
and Sabron gets permission from the war
minister to keep his dog with him.
CHAPTER Kiln his desert camp Sab
ron receives letter from Julia telling
him that Pitchoune has run away from
her.
CHAPTER xI1-gabron writes Julia Of
Pitchoune. The Duo de fremont finds tho
American heiress capricious. A newspa-
per report that Sabron Is among the miss
Ing after an engagement with the natives
causes Julia to confess to her aunt that
she loves him.
CHAPTER XIII-Sabron, wounded IN
an engagement. falls into the dry bed c.
q river, and Is watched over by Pitchoune.
After horrible night and day Pitchoune
leaves him.
CHAPTER x1V-Julia goes in search CT
6abron. reported missing
CHAPTER xv-Tremont takes Julia
and the Marquise to Algiers in his yacht.
not knowing their Grand
CHAPTER xVI-Tremont has doubts
about Julia's Red Cross mission.
CHAPTER XVII-After long search
Julia gets trace Of Sahron's whereabouts
CHAPTER xV1II-Iulia for tho mo.
ment turns matchmaker IN behalf OF Tre-
mont