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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-18
"DRYS" GATHER IN ST. PAUL.
Ready for National Convention, Which
Will Open Wednesday.

81. Paul, Mimi, July ls.-Most of the
l,25i delegates TO the Prohibition ma
tionsl convention, which opens here on
Wednesday, arrived yesterday to attend
the get together" conference to-day
when the union of all forces opposed to
the liquor traffic was to be discussed.
The convention proper will be called 10
order in the auditorium at 10 o'clock
Sessions will be held Thurs
day and Friday, the selection Of presi-
Dental and vice presidential candidates
coming on the final day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-18
S20,000,00O IN BRITISH
BULLION AT NEW YORK
This Brings the Total Up to $1sS $4,000
Since the Shipments
Began.

New York, July ls.-Another ship
ment of approximately $20,O00,000 in
gold and securities, bringing the total
up to $lsS,946,000 since the movement
began, was received here yesterday from
London via Halifax and deposited at the
assay Office to the account of J. p. Nor
gan & Co. The shipment left Halifax
Saturday by special train of three
cars, with coaches for armed express
messengers, going over the Boston &
Maine via Portland, Lowell and Worces-
ter 9.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

At Philadelphia Philadelphia and Chi
cago, rain.
At New York--New York ?, Detroit @
first gamel; New York 5, Detroit 2
(second game.
At Boston Boston 3. st. Louis ,.
At Washington-Cleyeland L Washing
{or
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-18
ANOTHER EXTENSION
Of Boston G. Maine Railroad Notes Until
Aug. 81.

Boston, July lS.-President James H.
Hustis of the Boston & Maine railroad,
announced yesterday that plans for the
extension until Aug. 81 of the company's
notes due yesterday had been declared
effective.
Holders of 81 per cent of the issue of
81 100000 had assented to the extension,
he said.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-18
Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

At Pittsburg Philadelphia and Pitts
burg, rain.
At acknowledgements Q, Boston 6
At Chicago Brooklyn =, Chicago !
At st. Louis-St. Louis ), New York |.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-18
RUSSIAN LOSSES $4,000.
Germany Estimates Cost of Cars Drive
on Teutons.

Berlin, via wireless to Ssyville. l. l.
July ls.-Russisn losses in killed alone
since the beginning Of the present often
sive until July I, total more than 262, 900
the semi-oficial news agency estimated
yesterday.
The killed include 1900 officers.
among them Il generals and 20 regimen
tai com msndsrs. and 24s.e0o men" the
news agency stated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-18
copyrisht HArs schAnner 4M.rI

tors, is as follows: July 10, in the after.
noon, T. C. Bond, Thetford; July 20, ir
the forenoon, II. F Bartlett, Fairlee; in
the afternoon, L. f. Hardy Bradford
July q, in the afternoon, F. H. Wilcox
Brookfeld; July %, in the forenoon,
James Swaine, Brookfield; July IS, in
the forenoon, Guy Monkey, Chelsea; in
! the afternoon. Benjamin Tucker Tun-
bridge; July 26, in the afternoon, w. NJ.
Seaver, Williamstown; July 81, in the
afternoon, Fred Rowe, Topsham; July
rs, in the afternoon, W. II. Robinson,
STAFFORD Any who wish to see me at
this time in these towns could either let
me know here or at the place plan to
visit on these dates,
The following dates in August have
been arranged for picnics. Any town
not yet having arranged dates for one
and plan the same, might bear in mind
these dates to prevent conflict of dates:
August TO- annual meeting of the Coun-
" association at Chelsea This date is
as vet only tentative, so keep watch for
any change Aug II, field day at Tibet
ford; Aug, II, grange field day at Ran.
dolph Center; Aug Is, Chelsea Farmers
Exchange field day; Aug. %, community
picnic at East Topsham; Aug. 10 or 20,
bi-county picnic at Barre.
Summary for week ending July Is:
Farmers visited Observation-Disclosures. 81
Letters written ................... 81
Telephone calls Observation-Disclosures. 3
Meetings attended ...... 2
Attendance &c |
Miles Travelled So. |
4. II. Loveland, agent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-18

A delicious combination a ginger. sroula.ios
zr1 French brandy for the relief q crzu.ps.
pains. colds. ehiis. weakness. nrrvous-.Ss snd
inso1riA Look for the Ovl Trace Marx on
the wrEppsr. iest yul Frt cbezu. worthless o.
carrerols substitute. fo-ry vesrs the standard
a pur1ty. Saver and stre1rta- SOD ty al
6rarElsis and EroosTs.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29

In hand without the necessity OF jam
ming on the brakes, this precaution ap-
plies only to the common or garden va
riety Of skid, in which the back wheels
alone are the culprits, Where the pace
Is overfast, considering the slipperiness
of the surface, the enegry Of the moving
body cannot be absorbed in short
distance either by the brakes or the
turning of the steering wheels to coun-
teract the slide. Then occurs that most
to be dreaded Of all skids-the "sashay
on all four" against which only swift
mental appeal to Providence. and
resolution to use the tire chains next
time, are OF any avail. The rolling
momentum of the car Is transformed
into a force that sends the whole ma
chine along sidewise. its progress aided
by the locking OF the rear wheels. and
the driver finds himself utterly help
less.
As the only sure and dependable
means of preventing skidding. anti
skid chains stand supreme. l always
have a set with me. They are easy to
put on easy to take off, and, X they
were twice as hard to handle, | should
still believe that the element of safety
they add to my pleasure would make
them well worth while.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29
T-SHAR|NG PLAN
|SPUT INTO EFFECT

profit sharing plan that insurcs
the employe participation in 10 per
cent OF the net earnings " the f,rm
and at the same time stimulates him
to put forth his best efforts to Sc
curing a larger salary has iust been
put into effect by the Record Auto
Supply and Service Company. OF this
city.
In practice Zach emnIovc is entitled
TO one point for each dollar OF his
weekly salary. Thus an employe
earning $50 week is entitled TO 90
points, while one earning S"5 is cred
tied with IS points. Should an en-
plONcs salary he advanced during the
rrofit -sharing period an avcrag" Of
his weekly rate during the profit
sharing period Is taken and the av-
erage weekly salary in dollars de-
tcrmin"s the number of profit-sharinE
points credited to him.
This policy was adopted by the Rec
ord company for two reasons. First.
because they believe in helping the
men who help them to give Record
service: snCOnd. to prompt the en-
ployes to develop the greatest eff
cheney. for II is the most efficient men
who will earn the highest salary and
have the largest number of points and
the cash which they insure.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29

TO accept the hospitality of the writers,
giving assurances that the best service
or me club will be at their command.
This Is as II should be.
1T is the paramount duty of every man
who takes pleasure In owning an au-
tomoble to belong to his local club and
to take part in the activities of that
club Membership in whatever clubs
come within the scope of his 1ourneytIS
viii be profitable to him. Motorists need
untiring vigilance and constant watch
fulness to get and to keep their in
aiienable rights" of owning and driving
plications OF interstate. intercounty and
varying municipal regulations. Unfair
and unjust legislation has been and
stiil is being proposed A great deal
more of IT would be enacted into laws
were il not for the ceaseless activity
Of the various automobile clubs. Since
these clubs and organizations are work
ing for the motorist, 1t Is the duty Of
the motorist to do all he can to aid in
making the pleasures Of car owning and
car driving infinitely greater.
New members OF. the American Au-
tomobile Associations District OF Co
lumbia Club are Gilbert II. Grosvenor
editor OF the National Geogra phic Mag
azine; Robert r. Marshall, Capt II. e
and grounds. Pan-American Union; J
S. Perry. well-known captain of indus
try in Virginia and west Virginia, who
Is now resident of the National Capt.
tai; W. r. Fosbender, Richard d. Dear
and Charles j. Rogers. Washington
manager for the l.. c. smith & Brother
Typewriter Company.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29
.BROUGHAM PUT OUT
BY M|LBURN PLANT

BESIDES continuing It's model II
chassis on which roadster and
coupe bodies are fitted, the Milburn
Wagon Company. Toledo, which,
though long in the vehicle masufac-
turing business, entered the electric
vehicle industry only a little over
year ago is offering for 1915 broug-
ham at Sl.5s5 on a new chassis de-
signed as model 22. The continued
model IL has been unchanged in con
struction Comparing the new chassis
with the earlier design, the chief differ
ences are in the wheelbase, which for
model % is lO5 inches, and for model Is,
100 inches, in 3is inches on the model Is.
ihc new chassis. has two more cells
lh'n the older type, and the tire
equipment, which is 80 by 3h inches
ns compared with 30 by 31q inches on
the model 10.
In these cars which have as their
chief features comparatively light
weight and low cost simplicity Is
especially apparent throughout. New
to electric construction previous to
being taken. up by Milburn. is the
cantilever spring suspension used
both front and rear on the model l5.
and IN the rear only on the newer car.
General electric motors are used and
the drive Is simple in that the drive
shaft is enclosed within a torsion
tube and Is very short. due to the To-
eaton OF the motor considerably back
OF the center OF the car Straight line
drive is attained by putting the motor
at the same angle as the shaft. which
terminates in an underneath worm
drive axle which has a direct gear
ratio OF 9.75 to l. This Is sufficient
reduction to give the motor plenty OF
leeWay.
Body work on these cars is excellent
and reflects the long experience of
the Milhuru concern in the vehicle
business. The battery compartme ts
front and rear are made with the
same panels that form the sides OF
the body proper, and there is an un-
broken smooth curve making the
transition between them. The modern
sashless windows are employed. and
tenders are crowned and well fitted
TO the bodies. Wheel steer is useu or
the roadster. Tho controllSrs are ol
the General Electric drum type anc
have four forward speeds.
The new type is capable of slightly
higher speeds than model j., due I,
| it. larger battery and motor. On tn
! third notch. model 22 attalns IS mile
| an hour. whereas model 10 gives l6ii
miles per hour. Treads Of these car
are so inches for model Is and - 70
| model %.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29
What She Said.

He-Did you toll Bones / had a
head like tack?
She-No, I said you were man of
great penetration.-How Lampoon.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29
By WILLIAM UILMAN.

AmonP the achievements OF the past
year in the local motor world none Is
entitled to more favorable recognition
than the successful Launching OF tie
District Of Columbia Motor Club. With
;he National. Ca pitals shining record
of past failures in the matter of
amalgamsting its motor car interests.
the success of he A. A. A. Club Is
all the more noteworthy.
While the club was active In securing
Improvement for several stretches OF
bad road leading out OF the District
financed the sign marking OF every road
in the vicinity difficult to follow. and
agitated the improvement of the Rich
mcnd Washington highway to the point
where a fund is being raised tor its
subscribed generously-the organiza-
tons most creditable work was IN the
service ii rendered local and visiting
motor tourists.
The local motor car owner who has
never ventured far from his home city
and who is familiar with all of the
roads in this vicinity does not fully
Giving freely an unlimited amount OF
touring information to visitors from
other sections of the United States. the
club has laid the foundation for most
Courteous reception Tor Washingto
tourists when they reach other cities
The tourist from Boston, Atlanta. st
Paul, Los Angeles. Denver, and Other
cities. upon returning home naturally
told his club officials of the courSeous
the District club has on file hundreds
of letters from other clubs thanking
local officials for the attention show
its members and inviting local motorists
The Washington times., 1916-01-29
To Compel Truck Tenders.

CHICAGO, H.. an. 2s.-Although the
ordinance stipulating that all motor
trucks operating in this city shall be
equipped with Tenders has been dccla red
invalid, mandamus proceedings have
been instituted against Chief Of Police
Ucaley to compel its enforcement by
five makers OF tenders. The bill OF COM
plaint states that of the fiftyninc per-
sons killed by motor trucks in Chicago
during the past eleven months, twenty
six were children whose lives would
have been saved had the vehicles car
ried tenders.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29
Sidevan Motorcycle
Valuable to Florist

WARSAW. Ind, Jan. 2s.-George f.
Terrell. OF the firm OF William Terrell
& son. florists. figures that the side-van
outfit is Invaluable in delivering flowers
and other goods from his firm. no mat
ter what the weather. The equipment
used is an Excelsior with Rogers at
tachment. and WAS put into operation
in the early spring of 1915.
Terrell used the van to transport
Christmas rush orders. and got through
on time. in spite of a heavy fall OF
snow the night before.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29
Alley Gets Speeding Right

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s-Tom Alley. rae
ing driver. who holds the worlds rec
ord for 100 miles on a dirt track. was
arraigned befor Judge SABBATH ycster-
day. charged with speeding in Hum
bodt Park. Judge SABBATH discharged
him, saying: You are entitled TO more
consideration that tho ordinary driver
because OF your experience. think you
are capable of handling a motor car
at any speed"
The Washington times., 1916-01-29
Traffic Court in N. Y?

NEW YORK, Jan. GA traffic court
has been suggested for this city to set
tie all traffic cases. Mayor Mitchell
thinks the present traffic difficulties
would be greatly lessened by the es-
tabishment of a special magistrate's g
court which would have jurisdiction
over all traffic cases, and which would
be tried as a class by themselves.
The Washington times., 1916-01-29
Identified.

"You haven't forgotten us. have YOU,
waiter.
oh no. sir You are the two fried
snelts fudge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
.umf megm
&opfme9

Gin &opfpeb untererdbt Sbre
@nergie un6 8egeiiterung. @S to-
tet Die 2ebensiafte uno &rafte.
@ie1e 2eute tperben 1iht rur rut,
inert in ibren Nerpen, ionbern ber-
lierer1 audi ibr @eidaft un6 morali-
f9e &roft burh ben be%itanoigen
8rud ouf ibre Merpen peruria6t
6ur9 &ppfi6mer5en.
Dr. Mtles' Mnti-Boin BiGen b.
Ben mdbrenb Dem lebten @iertel-
Sobrbunbert fi6 ais oas pepnlare
Rin6erungsmittel fir &opfweb nno
biele anbere 96mer5en betpabrt.
Sic bringe1 idnen sic getpunidte
&ilfe.
@te entbolten feine 9roguerie,
morer, bic einer gang bilben. sic
bober1 feline f9limme Madmirfun-
gen. 2e,1te, bic fe gebrouden, be-
8e.aget1 gerre btefe Matfa@en.
Ners. 8. g. Moormon, bon 528
7tb Mpe., g. g. Moanofe, 60, fagte
ftiroli@:
SD babe 81. Wtlss' &ntt.yatn @ine.t felt
Sa9ren estraIht nnl a!be bteis!bsn et1 ietr
S 8sas's "a e sss' ssessa1 "a sai :t ~ sse ii 't sbn sA eime
&6a6feI tnttsnHs4Nsu, lsat haIte tr1t1er etnett
8orrat In n,einss.. &eaie Sd 1ensrtte niemale
etne f9Iiu1t1e RaatuasexnG Bon tbrent @ebroutb."
On a1fett ASpfhefen-2b 9pSer fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
Kindtrt6t.
gSie sic fl. @ilbesarb einmal bas
@etbnadtsfet feterte.

Sim 1infem liter ser Nobe, tpelde
elm Nebenflub 6es &beines lit, liegt
ol1f einem fablen 6elfen in tiefiter
6ie alte Surg 8ofel=
benin. @ier m1r6e &iloegar6, 6ie
So@ter 6es @rofen &il6egar6 unb
@ottin Matbil6e, 1898 gebo=
rem. @il6egor6 &pur faum iteben
Sabre alt, aIs Elm gar bober @uit
ouf sic Surg fam, 11dmlid Der 6eut=
Softer &einrid 4. 81 fam aber
11idt freimiuig, ionoern iein @obn
bottle i'm gefangen ger1omme1t nno
tpies ibm nun sic 8urg 8odelbetm
alS M%ufentbolt an. Sc mar oieS om
90. De5ember HOS. DIS er nit fei=
1er 8egleitung am 8urgtbor ange=
Iangt tpnr, m1tBten iid 6ieie bon tbm
trenneh Bis nuf BRET feiner Dienlt=
mm11en, mel6e i'm bepa6en TOLL
ten.
@il6egar6's gltern ltn6 Sen iibri=
gen 8etpobnern Ser Surg gtng Dos
oes ungliidIi6en &aiiers
febr 5m &er5er1, 11n6 fte iproden nit
qroBem Mitlei6 bon ibm. 9ie fletne
Siloegarb b0rte biefes, nn6 tire Mn=
gen fiinten ii6 NIT Ebranen. Mle
tire @e6anfen tpeilten MIR Bel Dem
@oiier, nn6 ebe file einidlief, betete
iie nod redt innig fir i'm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
@ethuamtet1 nttter per Groe
SIM Nrtpis, 81. Sec. 1915


BON ettpo Is &ilometer bisber an
M11nition nno Meniben gefoitet bot.
Ser @la11, in elmer Offeniipe Berlin
ober aarb 1,ur ben &bein 81 errei-
deu, tpiir0e iebem Damn li6erli6 per-
geben.
SSyrl SEM fleinen 0rte, 6eiien @a-
men sic Station trug, lag Die &e-
lerpe 8otterie, ST Ser ib mild f1lr
SEN 90. ur0 25. 0eaember angemel-
set batte. 3pei 3iige Ser 8atterie
blieben itets in Ser 6ront, mabreno
ether 5uriidperlegt miro, I'M 1i6 gu
erbolen. MrlBer 6en @anoniren, Die
sic @eldiibe beoienera, geboren gu
sen gatterien Ielepboniiten, sic
ebenfans bon ibrem \anitrengenoen
Dienlt bier binter Der 6ront al1srn-
ben. Sci ibnen fano i'm 2onf oes
Madymittogs bereits sic 8ei6eernng
ltutt, 6amit ser 8atteriefiibrer gum
Mbenb in sic 8atterie ielblt fabren
uno oortbin SOS ~6elo6riitfino!"
bringen fpr1nte.
Cine ser pielen ~@itaminetS," Der
meiit 1ebr idmuo6eligen @ein- nno
@affeetpirtbidaffen, tpar 1ol1ber 5a-
redt geuro@t, iebr tpenig Sanrer-
un6 biele 3meige INNER griner
@flan5en fdmiidten Sen &m1m.
.ge6s &anoriere tr11gen 6ur6 Die
fotbige 9orfitraB elm irgenotpo &C.
borgtes Glabier 5u 6em v@1tnminet:"
0ie 9ea1te tporer ole beriammeh.
giner, elm 2ebrer, iebte ii6 an 6as
Sssnltr1mert unb lpielte: @tine Nadt>
beilige Nodt. 9ie beiieren gebro=
dene11 E0ne 6es 8irtbbansflapierS,
ser enge frem0ldn6ii@e @aum. Der
uns nidt redt 3uiagen6e 8ldtter-
idmrd, ser an sic @te1e 6eS ber-
|trauten S%annengriins treten mltBte,
90 es feline Sannen gibt, goben 5u=
lommen 6o6 elm einbeitli@es Bib,
cine @erf0rper11ng Ser bier 10 oft 1ih
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21

llnler 3ug balt on elmer iebr fletz
11eu citation. &ingsrmber inn @e-
lauoe bat ser n1rermii0lid)e Negen
@ues burdtranft. Ndber rout bier
ununterbrpden Ser @ei6iboonner.
Sinter sem fleinen Stationsgebal1oe
berrld,t reyes aeben. Cine grob BE
@n5abl bon 6,,brmerfen bolt oa.
Sic red)t Der diebenartigen @efabrte
tperoen ale bon Selogra1en gelenH,
@efreite, ltnteroffi5iere emit tiegen
ibuen 11no ellen NIT 2ieferidelner
uno Guittl1ngsbiidern nof el11em
obieits ouf ein Nebengeleiie geid)o.
bellel1 8iitersug. SD erfabre, oaB
bier ser Bug zines Eropiantamtes
lit, oeu1 Sic @erpfle9ang bon u11ge-
fabr $1,000 Ma1m uno Den oa5u &C.
boriqen Yferoen obliegt. 9ie Sole
o'atfe1te, Ser @arfteiaal, lit getult
nit lhreibenoen uno rednenoen 9e1-
ten, oa5miiden 3ablmeiiter nno
Srainoffi5iere. Cine Snifrift IN
peiber &reioe ouf ser 3iegelmauer
oes Stationsgebauoes felielt meinen
Slid, benn ale antli6 notbtpeno1-
gen 8eseidm1ngen iino ilberal 1alt-
ber nit Selfarbe u1f 9ol5tafeln on.
eebradt. 9ie &reibeidrift ribrt
fpobl nod bon oem eriten gilenbob<
ner Der, ser bier in Ebatigfeit fom.
Sic lol1tet: &aiierli6 beuti@e @etd3s~
Giienbobn. 9ur,nter: groffnung
oes getriebes bteier Strede am 70.
October 1914. Seitli6 6aDon: Nid=
tung.... 9arunter elm nod Limits
eerid)teter Nfeil: Berlin 1925 &ilo<
meter. gbenlo Elm no8 reftS 0eu@
TENDER: galais 108 &ilometer. Die=
lie ailometer5aM 1onten iid Ste &eer=
fiihrer Ser Entente" einmal redt
flor Dor Nugen bolten nno ben Hr-
teridieo 5miiden beioen; nno 6an1
iollten ite lt6 iagen, mas Elm &ilo+
meter @ororingen auf elmer 8reite
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21

go fam Ser &eilige Mbeno. Die
@lode ser 8rrgfapene ldntete 6os
beilige 6e1t ein. @ie &aqe tpar bell
erle11dtet; ein Gi16lein NIT Spiel-
5eug, Maidtperf un6 manhem 560=
men utn6 Miibliben itan6, fir Slide
goro beitimmt, 5tpii@en BEN Cohen
BON @ater nn6 M11tter; aber es po0=
tie feline Greu6e bel ibr a11ffommen;
ite mar trarrig.
6rou Motbil6e fragile sic &leine
mod ser l1rfa9e Tires Summers,
unb marum Tie 10 itiue fei, 90 6as
liebe @briitfinolein fife 6o4 10 gut
be6odt babe?
@il6egor6 i6lang 6ie Mrme INN
ser Ma1tter SAILS un6 bat: u2ieber
@ater, liebe M1ttter, i6 fanm mild
nidt 10 freue1, mie i6 MIDI freuen
mo9te, menr i6 an BEN Scatter 6enfe,
ser ouein nn6 betriibt in ietner Sc
menate gefangen tit. . @ater! 0
M11tter, erlm1bt, i6 bite @ud, baB
i9 ibm bon Sen g11ten Dingen britt
gen 6arf 6ann f0nnte ib moD mie=
Ser frob mer6en."
6ran Motbil6a iab auf ibren @ot=
ten, Oh er m1@ nit einberitam6en
tpare. Sod 6ieier frel1te fid iiber
fem &in6, 6oB es 10 Elm barmber5i=
ges &er5 botte un6 iagte mil6e:
~Deine @itte lei Sir getpabrt. @imm
m14 Elm &dnnIein @ein nit; sic nrz
lula, Seine geliebte Mia, mag Gid
begleiten."
&il6egar6 io1dte int l1ebermaBe
ibrer 6reu6e; iie fon6 ffoltm @orte,
Dem giitigen @ater, Der lieben M1ut=
ter gen11gim gu 6anfen. sic tpabl=
tie SOS @d0n1te nn6 @eite bon ibren
SmBigfeiten aus, MepfeI nn6 Settle,
ein &er5 nit Man6eln geipidt nn6
&onigfuden, Damn itieg iie nit Ser
Mia binab, melhe Sic 2eudte nn6
cine &onne often @eines trug. Sill,
6egar6 trug elm &orblein, 6as ale
on6eren g11ten Dinge entbielt.
Ser SblieBer offnete Die Sbmre
at 6em @efGngniB 6es @aiiers, Der
an Sem ein5igen Seniter fab, >oas iet=
ne &eme1te anf5utpeifen bottle, nn6
nod Ben @terne1t blidte. Gin 2i4t-
|itroB, ser fein Ml1ge traf. lieB i'm
auffeben. Da getpabrte er Siloegoro,
gefoIgt bon ibrer Mia. Dus rei@e
8Ion6boar fiel 1oie iber Dos bla1e
@etpor6; I6deIn6 netgte iid Slide,
qarb Dor benz Softer, lire @angert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
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