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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
CHOLERA MAKING
 TROUBLEIN GALICIA
DESPITE GREAT PRECAUTION MANY CASUALTIES ARE
 REPORTED

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 1--Advices from Galicia from correspondents, confirm the news that the troops are affected with cholera and that many deaths have been reported. Every effort is being made to stem the tide of the dreaded disease.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
NEWSPAPERS CRITICISE BRITISH INVESTORS IN LOAN

LONDON, Oct. 1-The newspapers have come out with comments de- precating and calling as unpatriotic investments by Br'tishers in the Al lies loan. They claim that if they had money to invest, they eould la.s loaned the money to their government and avoid the humiliation of going abroad for funds to carry on the war.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
MOVEMENT OF BOATS
SOUTHBOUND

Al-Ki, Saturday at pm. Oct. 9. Evans, unreported.
 City of Seattle, tonight at 10 pm. Princess Alice, Saturday am. Oct. 9.
 NORTHBoUND Northwestern Tuesday, am. Oct. ,. Humboldt, tomorrow morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
KINK GEORGE CABLES
 HIS CONGRATULATIONS

LONDON, Oct. Ion the receipt of the news that the French had smashed the Germans west line. King George immediately eabled his con gratnlations to the French President and General Joffre, eOmpiimenting one for the good fortune of France and the other for bravery and good work.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
LoRING's BIG PACK UP

Superintendent, J. R. Heekman, of the Loring cannery announces the close of the seasons work at that plant. with the sailing of the Star of Poland yesterday morning for San Francisco, with cargo of 145,6oo cases of salmon This is the largest pack of any cannery on the Pacific Coast this year.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
AT THE CUSTOMS HOUSE

The Mariposa cleared for the south, the Zapora entered and cleared for Seattle; the Malalo entered and clear ed for Prince Rupert and Seattle; the Atlantic entered and cleared for Prince Rupert and Seattle. The tug Commodore and skow in tow cleared for Anyox, B. C., with ore from the It mine
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
THIRTY-FIvE RECRUITS LEAVE
 FOR THE FRONT

PRINCE RUPERT, Sept. 2s-Thirty five recruits left this morning to join the various B. c. regiments. Among those departing were several from Metlakahtla, seven from Prince Rup- ert and the remainder from Terrace, Telkwa and Hazelton, B. c.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
At The DREAM Tonight
ALICE JOYCE AT THE
 DREAM TONIGHT

Playing a clever featuring role in the two reel feature, In Wolves Cloth ing, Alice Joyce will be seen at her best. She is ably assisted by Tom Moore, Mary Piekford s husband. and these two make a clever pair as will be seen in this picture. Pathe Daily News is right on the job with all the latest happenings from every part of the universe. The Higher Law, single reel drama is featuring Arthur Johnson. This is sure a guarantee of quality. Say, be sure and see our freind SkelIy shoot turkeys, they should send him over to help the Al lies out as he rings the bell every tiIae, See the show tonight as it is away above the average Have you read that article on page 40 in this weeks Saturday Evening Postg Be .eady for tbe Paramount Features, as they will soon be here. The race for the next Jitney Bus is on.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
FRENCH TORPEDO
 FINDS ITS GRAVE
IS SUNK BY TURKISH BATTERIES
 NEAR KEREvIGEDIRE

BERLIN, Oct. 1-The Turkish shore batteries succeeded in sinking one of the. many French torpedo boats near Kerevigedire, today. The crew was saved.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
SULZER NEWS ITEMS
tfavor of Senator suIzer)

ktaV0r or senator SuizerJ
 The Gas boat Ali, of the Rose fn- let Cannery cleared for Seattle fues- day evening.
 -Mr. and Mrs. 4. L. Hubbard anl children left over the Portage Thurs day for Ketchikan on their way to Seattle, where they expect to reside for a time. MT. Hubbard has been a member of the firm of Williams and Hubbard for many years and he will be missed by patrons of the mail routes.
 The Alaska Road Commission s camp has been moved from Chomley Sound to Hetta Inlet, and the crew are now engaged in the work on the West half of the highway. The work Is under the supervision of L. T. Merry.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
WILLING ID SACRIFICE Offers Large Districts To
 Greece for Help
BALKANS CENTER
 OF ATTRACTION
PLAN EXPEDITION WITH THE
 ALLIES AGAINST BULGARIA.

ROME. Oct. Reliable authority is given for the statement that Serbia has offered Greece a number of dis triets ip Macedonia in exchange for Greece s assistance in joining the Al lies in an expedition against Bui garia.
 The Balkan States are evidently the center of attraction at this present time, and it is believed that Bulgaria has chosen to align herself with Ger many, Austria and Turkey, while Rumania and Greece have practically declared their intention to join the Allies.
 Might Prove Decisive Blow
 It is only recently that dispatches stated that Germany's belief was that mighty blow in the Balkans might end the war before spring. This blow which has akeady been started may force decision from every Bai- kan state as to what side each one will take, and in the doubtful. indeeis- ion. Serbia is evidently making her last offer.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01

you are accused and I shall give the necessary orders to have the com plaint dropped immediately"
 "With these words he shook my hand from that moment we have been treated splendidly."
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01

The Progressiye-Miner delivered il your home for seventy-five cents a month. and with all the latest news Try it a month
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
TERRIFIC STORM
 STILLCONTINUES
Eighty-nine Dead and Five
 Hundred Injured

MEMPHIS, Oct. Reports from the storm center bring the news that eighty-nine were killen by falling walls and timber with property loss esti- mated at five million. The hurricane that has been raging throughout the Mississippi extended from the Gulf of Mexico clear to the coast.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
Might Prove a Decisive Blow
PRESIDENT WILSON
 LAYS CORNER STONE

WASHINGTON, Oct 1-Before a large gathering, President Wilson laid the cornerstone of the Arlingtop Memorial Amphitheater today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01

Found-A Small black vest-pocket memorandum book. Please call at illis office and prove property. Ad.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01

Field and Cannon have extra special offerings Saturday in wcarable and eatables. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01

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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01

Field has good assortments of some lines at 1-4 off. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01
PASSENGERS ON
 CITY OF SEATTLE

Among the southbound passengers on the City of Seattle tonight are A. Cooker, Albert Evans and James Smith.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01

Big assortment of mems overeoats at Fields and just think at 25 per cent discount from the lowest of Alaska or Seattle prices. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01

Job printing neatly and quickly lone at the Progressive Miner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-01

Sweaters from s2.65 to s5.25 at Fields retiring from business sale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-09
4 NADIA

Por mis r~cIojes. 81 70 reHresentaG 20 que ofre rco.
gclojes &c GA EeiiengGo. (~Goldfvid) de IL duilaIes
Goa Ia rrejor nisquiEGrir, raractizidor PER 20 nnos.
cue ustei debe pagar en- otros lGgnres a 5000 lot
bcudo n prccios bIrstls.nos cn $50 pa zadcros en-
nersualid&des. Como nn;co re7rcsentante en- etts
pals &c una celebre fa5r!ca dc ~relojcs dc Su;zE. y
Lia !of 2ranGes sabtos que tieEcn otros estableci.
nientCs. ruedc verd"r 4 pi-cios eScepcionaies.
&andc sciamen:a Ua d6iar como garautis De sc
uena yoiuatad y honraiez y .ecih;=& irmedirta-
men:G. para gu c%aa!ca. uao De e-tos ~rcloicr. s no
lie convene. 10 jnvUelvc y reci5ira 4 vueita d, CO.
REQ Al dollar &C dep6sito. ST lc Gusta. lc rctiene ,
psGg $50 los prine-os S mecca y 81 centavos men
-Iales los siete resce restan;cs. DcspyGs del page
de n novena quota &c lie cnviara LIBRE TI TODD
casio Y ANNOUNCEMENTS GRATIS. UNA
LEONTINA DE ORC EELLEHADo tg9dfi!cd.j
Y despu6s del paso de IA cJctG final. ts.nbien 50
lie mandara De REGALO UN MAGNET o AMI.
LILO De ORC RELLENAD0.
Olga en- su carta 81 desea tn rcloj psrs cabalisro
c sonora. de dos tapas o cor hosario visible.
Dirijanse a T.. I. Dana. Washington. u &C. 2isO
G. Street. Dep. 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-23

70 Nara and Pecos early in the week.
arranged Tor two deliveries and booked
an order for q Franklin touring car
Touring Car TO New Orleans.
=. O. Hail. "a salesman Tor ire Roy al
Cocoa company, passed through III
Paso this week in "A Maxwell touring
car. en- route from Colorado Springs 10
New Orleans.
Frank NJ. Lynch. of the FL Paso
Bank * Trust company, mOtOred TO
tort Hancock last week Iu his Maxwell
and enjoyed some good shooting
j. A. krannerWllter- OF Corona n
NJ. purchased a Maxwell touring car
this week from the Buquor Motor Car
company.
Maxwell Officials Here.
Several Maxwell neaas Oh depart
ments are now visiting Ell PasO- among
them being "HeavyfOOt + Oke. zone
supervisor. Cyclone Clarke. assistant
zone supervisor c T. O'Meara. olstrlct
sales manager, J. : Thlel southwest
ern district manager, and "Salome
smith. one of the crack statesmen OK
the Maxwell staff. Me|ars- Yoke ana
Clarke are particularly well pleaSep
with the big sales OF the Maxwell ia
this district as in a recent sales con-
test. this zone finished second in the
70 hole country and the sales were linn
tied only by the number of cars the
factory could supply
some people overlook the fact that
the Franklin was the first ear 10 be
placed on the market with a 1our-cyl-
IT DER motor. SAID L. - frost. o. LLlE
franklin Motor Car company. On as
GUESSING the past, present and future OF
the automobile 1T was also the first
20 use a six-cylinder motor IN this
country in 1906. and I have great rea-
son 10 be proud Of the wonderful
achievements Of the Franklin"
The Buqtor Motor Car company IS
extending its scope and is putting in
a stock Of accessories, oils and sasO-
line storage plant
More Chevrolet Orders
i p. Freeman, Of the Mission Garase,
Inc. Is now in the New Mexico terri
tory and reports excellent business Tor
the Chevrolet. 4 carload of Chevrolet
touring cars will arrive this week but
". r Edison. proprietor OF the Mis-
sion, reports that the orders still eN-
coed the supply by about 90 cars
7. l. Tincher. district sales manager
for the Haynes Motor company, is IN
the city. The agency has changed
hands. j. Y Canon selling his contracts
10 the Southern Motor company, a new
concern which plans TO open up on
Myrtle avenue i'm about a month Da-
vid s Russek is manager of the new
concern and NJ. l.. Burkhead continues
with the Hayes as local sales manager.
Messrs- Russek and Burkhead are TO
leave soon for kokOmo. Ind. TO discuss
business with the Haynes factory Off
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-23

ing cars to W. G. Gooch, J. A. Aguilar.
= L Lane and 3. +. Dung Ford deliv-
cry cars TO W Welsh company. Fulton
market j. c. PeylOn, city grocery ana
I.askin Swat COMPANY Ford ruuabOuts
TO J. NJ Proctor. T. T. Shaw, jr-. NJ C.
Caballero and H. Levinsky-
Hall Is Due Home
". R Hail. purchasing agent Of the
Tri-State Motor company, IS expected
home Monday after a trip through the
eastern manufacturing cities that has
lasted five weeks
Among the Ford dealers who were at
the Tri-State offices here this week FOR
cars were n. j. Scott of L0rdsburE- r..
$ Kirk, of TularOsa. A T. Evans, OF
Columbus; and W j. Newton. of Las
Cruces.
W a. Baird has purchased a Mitch
ell six with a sedan top. which he
viii place in service on the city hall
stand
Buys ..Nusize- Winton.
The FL PasO Auto Sales company re-
ports the sale of a Mitchell six TO
Terra Voza. 1101 East Third street and
another similar model TO L Codoma-
1906 Bliss street A 'nusize" Nintou
was sold to vs.. l. Foxworth, 1900 Mon
taHa street
A carload of Mitchell cars will arrive
here late this afternoon for the FL paso
Auto sales company while a carload OF
tn nusize' Wintons VIII be here IN
about two weeks.
The new Reos are here and viii De
on display al the showrOOms Of the
KAUFMAN Motor sales company by this
evening. as that company was recently
given the southwestern distributing
agency
Trucks in Demand.
H. NJ. Gillespie, manager Of the q.
n c. truck department Of the Nauman
Motor Sales company, has returned
from ar extended trip through western
TeXac. He disposed Of two q. N. e.
trucks while on the trip.
The Cadillac Sales company reports
the sale OF a Cadillac eight" TO Hay
man Hrupp, while John g. Means, OF
Valentine, secured delivery, early IN
the week. OF "A Cadillac roadster.
Chester D. Henry. Of the Cadillac
sales company, IS in Demiug and Silver
City IN the interests Of the OldsmObile.
Auto Race at Tucson.
Tucson is to have an automobile
race on November .. in which prizes
"sgregating $500 are offered. Carl
Reeves has decided 10 enter the speedy
National roadster, which swept all the
big car events at Juarez recently i. j.
Garrett viii go up for the race. but
declares that he is not fond enough OF
long distance touring to accompany
Reeves in the racing car. which will
leave here about November .
Leo J. frost. manager Of the Frank
lin Motor Sales company, paid a visit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-23

, northern motorists have already beeh
compelled TO put their machines INTO
winter storage and the market IN the
north is rather slow, the result Delns
that the southwestern dealers are get
ting few OF the cars for which they
have been making demands for several
weeks
Ben l. Clements. manager Of the Bor-
derland Auto supply company, spent
the week in New Mexico cities In the
interest of Lee tires and accessories
e Ben Ottestad, manager of the
Saxon Motor sales company, has pur-
chased the interest OF A. W. Pollard, o.
DemiuE, in the company and is now
sole owner. Air. Ottestad has made a
big success Of the Saxon agency and is
also doing a big business in used cars,
commercial bodies, etc
Valentine Men in Town.
f. O. Finley and J. F. Mitchell Of the
Valentine Auto company. Saxon dealers
at Valentine. Tex. were In the city
this week AR Finley proceeded on TO
Flagstaff. Ariz-, TO attend to some per
sonal business
a carload of new Saxon cars is due
here this afternoon and viii be on the
sales floors of the Saxon Motor sales
company by Monday morning.
r. W. Deason, of the City National
bank staff. has resigned TO join the
staff OF the Saxon Motor sales company
in the capacity of sales manager.
Sales reported by the Tri-State Mo-
tor company this week are; Ford tour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-23

Payne Mrs. A. 2. Hickok. OF Eugle, y
NJ. has secured delivery Of Haynes
touring car
John Crossen. OF Maria. is in the city
TO secure two Saxon skies for custo-
mers at Maria
Ben Turner. Of Maria. is busy gath
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-23

erine used cars for the used car de-
partment Of the Saxon Motor sales
company
Six commercial bodies OF the made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-23

Gals and VIII then proceed on to Ken
osna. Wis. for a talk with the Jeffery
concern
Two Haynes sold.
The Southern Motor company re
ports the sale of "a haynes light six"
TO Silas King and another To ". +.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-23

T TITH increased shipments from
w the factories end nIans for
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
Meltntes &apiteI.
@rpbc 1tebcrraIdmmg.

Sic 8rinael1in >par tpie6er in Sci
MeIioena ltno ihrieb ihrer Sretnoir
cnenIonqe @riefe, in benen lie ihre
Gebnindt mod 6em &iridbmtern:
hof idiI6erte 1tno tire Trel1oe olt'
SEN Sag. ser Tie mieoer bortbin fiib=
rem tuiir6c.
90 FAM zines Toges Elm @riei
bonn Nrots, IN Incident er atfiin=
hiotc. 6oR CT 6emt6hit feline letste
Mofans antreten meroc. ST itanb
IN berei+s am 9ieIc ieiner st1tbien.
sssn oie'em @riefc bemerfte Trots,
SCR Softer 'one iid riilten Git Scr
rInoit oeblol1ten Meiie ins @cbira.
M1tn hItte or = 'f'ricb Sra1la nei=
+tor - 1tnd cine arnRe @itte, 1mmlih
So M or ridt ieif1en beiter1 Treu110,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
famen, iogte Die Brin3eliin gum
Innnhm1ern: Nehmen Sic iebt Dos

famen, iogte 6ie Brin5eliin gum
5ambmaern: Mebmen sic iebt 6as
@elo! fdreiben Sic ste 9uittung!
bitten Sic I'M @er5eibung fir oie
uns 5ugefiigten Belei6igungen! fonit
m1B id beute nod 0em 2an6esberrn
ibr 9enebmen an5eigen."
u0m fmnit mir a1f Ben 8ndel
binaufteigen - anttportete Ser 8au=
er trobig - un6 Ser 2an6esberr
au6!!"
Ser @oriteber erbleidte un6 1drie:
uSeiias! Selias! Cont, mas treibit
ou, oas lit ia --" ein 8lid Der
Hrin5eiiin ma6te i'm ltl1mm. u8e=
iorgen Sic SOS Il1brlperf> fagte Sic
lie. &omm, Ma0lene, mir geben
ELM ttpeilen in Sen @arten."
Ser @or1 tebcr lief beim un6 1drie
gum @oftbor binein: uMartin!
ldneG ipa1ur ein> Sic Erin5eiiin Ma=
tbiloe lit bier. Gat 1oa1t ouf Sen
&irlhbof6a1erbof fabren. SeliaS!
Selias! = lagte er Damn : jebt fob
id n1id idon perplmt0ert. Gags
6od) 11ier1mr0! loltf! ipam eirr!"
gein @eidrei batte aber cine gead=
bari11 geb0rt, 11no Bis Matbil6e fab=
rem fonrte, lief EN- alle 2el1te bonn
0orf 5uiammett, barfub in @am0ar=
meln, mie Tie gera6e gingen u1ro itan=
SEN. Gie Nrin5eilin gab nod ibnea
ser @rabcnmari cine &olle @el6 rn0
iagte: uGei6 getrolt, Cure Notb bat
ein g116e!" uGom itieg tie rold
a1f SEN @age1t 1t1r6 5og Sic Ma6lene
! nad iid, griibte Sic berltmi tebenocn
2erte nod) fre1nolid, Damn rollte
ser @ager 6abor. Sebt befame1t
Sic 2eltte erit M11tb nn6 tie ldriee1t
ibr nod: Sic Hrin5eiiin Matbil6e
lebe bo6, bod, bo@!" 60 lange Ser
@agen 51 leben tpor, rtefen iie ibmt
no6. 0ant huntington Sic @eiber
sic @rabenmtari nn6 6ieie ml1Bte NUN
BON Ser boben gbre er5dblen, 6ie
ibr tpioerfabrett. 9ie Mdn11er aber
ltanben TIM Sen Sannbofbauern Ser
1ih tpte mabnitnrig ber1abm. uGies=
mail iogte Ser &oriteber GIT ibnt, bilt
6l1 1don eingegangen nit 6etner
@robbeit. @eidieht Sir gera6e redt.
@dtteit idon 1angit cine or6onnan5=
mdBige Citrate ber6tent. Sett lit
lie Sir lther!"
Mm ielbigen Sag tm1r6e me1tie
n1ebr %georbeitet in @ei5enoorf, Sic
9ente batten au5nbtel 51 p1alt0ern.
Mne ober berg0nnten 6em Sambof=
bolter1n, 6ab er einmol 10 griinoli6
eingegangen Jet.
i gs 6ol1erte 1idt lange 10 mtbte
ser Sonnbpfer Dor @eridt u116
m11r6e 51 elmer groBen @eloitrafe -
5u gltniten Ser @roberrlel1te - ber=
1trtbeilt. Mtt 6ieIem 8eloe baltte
iid Ser @robenma1n fir Sic seinen
ein reltes @ol1s 1tr6 fo1tfte iid ein
1d0nes Stiid Te16 ut6 stpar in Ser
Mabe bom &iridbo11ernbof 100 linn
ser 8o1tern6oftor cine groBe Se6ltng
ols goltpIat geldenft botte. Sic
gor5e g%inridtltng be3oblte Sic Erin=
seiiin. Sic @robermart inns lire
&inber Iebten 1re1t o11f; ole Notb
botte etn @n6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
Mdtes @apitel.
&Itn6e Hnfi1ht.

M1s sic beioen Mdbd)en en0lid in
6as @a1ts ser @robenmari famen, er=
%ltal1nten iie beibe> Defenders aber Sic
Erin5eliih iiber 6aS 8il6 gan5lider
Mrmutb, meldes ii6 ibnen 6arbot.
@ier pur Sic Notb = mie mo- oft
iogt - an ie6e @on6 genagelt. Ser
&ausgang NOR reinIid, ober gdr5=
li9 leer. S11 Ser @obnitube ito16
ein alter, nadliher Siid) un6 5mei
einfad)e @ol5ba1rfe obne 2ebne, ein
balber Gtr1bl ltn6 ein after &alten.
Ser . fen par qef lidt n116 beridmiert
oltf aden geitet1. 9ie @rabenmari
mor rei11lid, aber nidt BLOB drnr=
1ih, lo110ern notb6iirftig gefleioet.
gbenlo sic &in6er. Mlles 5ergte BON
Ser gr0Btne Mrm1tb. Matbiloe iebte
itb Nun 511 Ser arr1er Sa%globnerin
uno fragte Tie freltn6lidk mie tie 6enn
gar 10 arnt %getpor6en iet. uM6l iagte
6iele, 6os lit eine 1ange, ion0erbore
@eididte. Sb min iie 10 fur5 als
m0glid %er5dblen. Mein @ater mar
ein S0loner BON bier. 8ir batten
5 Stiid @ieb, Is Sagtperf @run6=
ltiide, aber al1b 10000 @11l6en
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u116 ebrlid, rn6 famen ltetS gut
o11rd, Biz ih, NIT "a Sabren SEN
uniittliden Mntr6gen ei1ees reiden
@m1erniobnes ni6eritar6. Derielbe
idmq1r min bittere &ade nn6 er fat
fem @ort in fdredlider @eiie &C.
balten. @aS er MIR eri inrem fo1nte,
6os bot er inns in ietner &odiudt
at1getbo1t. gr brodte es 6ur6 feline
@elferSbelfer 0abin, 6aB mein gater
8iirg1d)aft %lei1tete fir einen Mo@=
barn nit 5000 @u16en. Dam
rlti11irte er Sic en Na6barn nn0 met
men @oter nit. @ir berlorert Sal
ltn6 @l1t, meine gItern grdmten iid
GIT 500, mir blieb 1ri6t einn1al 10
biel @e16, 6iele &iitte bier gang gu
be5ablen. Sb botte u1t6eroeB met
mem @eorg gebeirotbet, einen braben,
aber ar11er 8url6en, ser ii6 1n6
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rem brobte er beim 8~al1mitammIa=
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- ntan iagte, es lei uni Ter alter Seino
ooran Sdl1l6 = Damn fonnte ct
Iange nidts arbeiten 11no mir m1Bten
- um nibt gang gu %berbmngern =
400 @11l6en Sdnl6en maden. &ein
Menih gob inns 6teieS @el6, aber
iefer reibe galter = ser midi emit
berfiibren tpolte - bot eS nns on.
Sn Der Motb m1Bten mir 6as @elo
nebmen, 5ablten uni eren Sins fleibig
nn6 6od fat er 11ns iebt SOS @elo
pl0blih gefiin6et. 8 1iebes 6rGu1ein!
iprod) sic 6rau idlud3eno meiter =
mir baben fo1tm Sos M0ern0tbtgite
fir n1rs gebrm1dt. 8ir boben Sag
ltr6 Modt gearbeitet - un6 iebt iin6
mir ood berloren fit immer!"
vNein! nein! iagte bie Grin5eI1in!
iebt lpG e1tre Motb cine gn6e bo=
BEN. &ier itn6 400 @1tGoen. Eraget
iie iofort 5l1 current Beiniger ur6
1oBt ert6 cine Auitt1tng geben."
Die Trmt fonnte Lang nidt glou-
ben, 6aB ibr 6os frem6e Trdltlein
6ie1es @el6 leiben tpo1fe. Nnh tpe-
niger fonnte ite begreifen, 6aB Ole
| Came ihr 6as @el6 idenfen tpolIe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
Midts SEN G6amberlain's aleih.

sd babe fat ale SuItenmittel
gebraudt un6 a1tsgefun6en, bob eS
feines gibt, peldes 6em Gbamber=
loin's @ultenmittel gleidfommt. IS
fat ME periogt, MIR prompte 2inoe-
rl1ng 511 bringen," idreibt 50. g.
@arner, Montpelier, Sn6. 8enn SIR
cine grfdltrtng babt, periudt oieies
MitteI uno iiber5eugt gud ielblt,
meI9 cine berrlihe Meoi5in es lift.
gu toufen in @enrp's Corner Drllg
Store. - Mna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

li6 bon ibrem Sdreden un6 BON
ibrem @rital1ren erbolten.
ugs lit 6o6 redt tra1trig = be-
gan1r enolid Sic Yrin3eilin = mie
6ie 2eioen1daft einen Meniden ber-
blen0et. Giele Mn11a lit ia idier per-
riidt." Wfaolene aber itu6irte &c.
multig bin 1n6 fer, mie 6enn 6ieie
Mn11a sen 2oren5 femme. Sic fonnte
ober nidt flor meroen in 6ieier &C.
ld)idte u1ro blieb ibr ni6ts als ein
tie es @er5lei0. %ulteberlaiie Die
Sade gan5 6ent lieben @ott =
n1abnte Matbil6e - ST. miro aQeS
rebt ma6en!"