davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1916-04-25
COUNTY FINANCES.

County Treasurer c. II. Lippineott re-
ported TO the Levy Court today the fol
lowing balances; Credit of the Levy
Court. slOlS0Ol; Third street bridge
sl7.Ol7.70: Christiana. S7,452.79; Mill
Creek. S29IOG2; White Clay Creek
sI7l7sl; New Castle. S2,355.I5 Red
Lion, S5g.O5; st. Georges, S3.l62.13i
Appointments. 81. .l39.7s; Blackbird
.. .ils.G7; Brandywine. S5.23369.
Evening journal., 1916-04-25

Rioting broke out afresh after sol
diers arriving from Curragh put down
the first rebellion. Birrell first an
nouncod to Commons that the riots
had been Quelled and that the soldiers
had recaptured Dublin postofice,
which was taken by the rebels In the
first outburst OF yesterday.
Twelve persons were killed In the
first fight. but because OF the Interrupt
ton of telegraphic communication the
Evening journal., 1916-04-25
NEWPORT GRANGE MEETING.

Delaware Grange. No. As. Of New
port, met last night In the abs ence
Of the Master. Robert P. Robinson, F.
IT. Hoffecker presided. How can in
terest in agriculture be awakened in
all grange meetings" was the ques-
tion. A feature OF the lecture hour
was a solo by Miss Emma Maclary.
Evening journal., 1916-04-25

government has no estimate on the
total number OF casualties.
The outburst OF rioting. II Ia con-
sldered certain. was part OF a we'll
organized German attempt 10 stir up
revolution in ireland. The attempt
by Sir Roger Easement and a strong
forco OF German sailors 10 .and on the
CONTINUED ON Page Eleven)
Evening journal., 1916-04-25
40 PARCELS TO NETHERLANDS.

Postmaster English was advised this
morning that the parcel post service
20 Netherlands had been discontinued
for the present Unsettled conditions
in that country are given as the rea-
son for the suspension.
Evening journal., 1916-04-25
HIRERNIANS TO MEET.

In st. Joseph's hall, Henry Clay. on
next Sunday afternoon the State and
county boards Of the A. o. H. will
meet. Delegates to the national con-
vention. to be held in Boston. will be
elected.
Evening journal., 1916-04-25
DUTCH STEAMER STNK.

BY The United Press.
LONDON, April 25.-The small
Dutch steamer Berkelstrom. bound
from Amsterdam. was shelled and
sunk Sunday by two German sub
marines which gave the crew fifteen
minutes to take to the boats. The
captain and crew have been landed.
The steamer Rose has been sunk.
Eleven OF her crew were picked up.
Evening journal., 1916-04-25
Government MAY
PAY AFTER 90 Years
Bill Providing $4,000 for
G. T. Hamilton, of Stanton
Passes Senate
SHOT BY SOLDIER
FROM PASSING TRAIN
By The uuited Press.

By The Uuited Press.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-After SO
years of effort, George +. Hamilton. OF
Stanton, Del, seems likely 10 be "com-
pensatcd by the United States for ;he
loss Of his legs. II the House passes
the bill which the senate did late yes
terday, he will get 81 900.
In 1868 Hamilton. aged 10, stood in
the front door of his home watching a
trainload Of soldiers being sent South
One soldier, shooting at random for
fun, sent a bullet through the boys
two legs.
Evening journal., 1916-04-25
OPPOSE RELEASE or YOs IaEL

b. The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Aprn as--Atior1ey General crssosg
hi, recomnendaon TO the state Depasut not % tarn o
strong reommsndstos against Tslssss q von Ilei D.
strong rsoom.sss,sss .ssslas ssiuss g vsa 49, -
rszs ns-n isssy.
Evening journal., 1916-04-25
Government Troops Retake Post Office After
Fighting in Which Twelve Persons Are
Killed---Capital is Cut Off---EngliSh Say
Germans Have Plotted Revolution.
SIR ROGER EASEMENT TAKEN
PRISONER FOR PART in THE CRIME
by The United Press.

LONDON April s rebels possession Of four FIVE parts
secretary Ireland Of
Commons this afternoon.
TelegRphc communication with Dublin indicating
that principal portion city is held by the rebels.
Evening journal., 1916-04-25
ENoLIsn AIRnEs RAID oulTla.

5y United Press
LONDON. April sB-Fish' aoropisnes yesterday bonn
barded and destroyed enemy's camp ouaao Err
he var once announced afternoon II In tha
region at nghtns British native troops
resulted In the evaeus0n BY ne British q he v'ss e
Quada
Evening journal., 1916-04-25
MORE RUSSIANS JOIN FRENCH.
By The United Press.

BY Tie United Press.
PARIS, April 25.-A second convoy
Of Russian troops arrived at Mar
seilles aboard transports today.
Evening journal., 1916-04-25
DUNKiRA RAiDED

by The United Press
PARIS April g5.-Flvo German planes raded ne
French cosa Dunhra this morning dropping r1
oomos one woman vss killed three n@ wounded Tbs
var oace announced that only sish, dsusgs was aoHa
Evening journal., 1916-04-25
McCABE CHURCH SUPER.

The Ladies' Aid Society of McCabe
NJ. L. Church will give hot roast din
ner in the church on Thursday even
ing.
Evening journal., 1916-04-25
WEATHER

Showers this afternoon and
tonight. Wednesday, cloudy,
cool.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19

The presidential preference pri-
mary was tried out in Iowa for the
first time this year, and Judging
from the following comment by an
Iowa paper the law il not "a bowling
success:
THE presidential preference pri-
mary cost the state over $175,O00
to find out that $4,000 out of the
100000 voters in the state wanted
to express their choice for president.
The same results could have been ac-
compiished in Just as satisfactory a
manner and at no expense to the
state by the convention system.
Davis county spent $1,000. Some
people wonder why taxes are so high.
A reason may be found in the large
number of useless things, expensive,
too, that must be done in order to
comply with a law which accomplish
es no better results than did the old
order Of things"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19
RurCHERED RRYAN2

The butchering OF Bryan in the
Nebraska primaries is as easily trace
able to its source as the famous kill
killing of Cock Robin ana the wit
nesses are more numerous.
Bryan was slaughtered in his
home state by the adherents of Will
son. and there are no signs OF regret
echoing from the white house be-
cause Of the result. Bryan made
Wilson four years ago. to be sure.
but there never has been minute
when Wilson felt truly grateful. On
the contrary, he always chafed under
the consideration OF Bryan's power
in the party; and he was glad when
occasion permitted him to raise a
false issue upon which Bryan left the
cabinet. The contemplation of Bry-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19
Broke Ground for City Hall

]. II. Marshall, who is associated
with j. F. Murray. contractor ON the
city hall. came up from Pocatello
Monday. On Tuesday morning the
mayor and memebers of the council
accompanied Mr.. Marshall to the city
lot and staked out the site for the
building. and at o'clock ground was
broken for the structure. Mr.. Muir
ray was also here Wednesday con-
sulting with Mr.. Marshall In regard
to the work. Mr.. Murray informed
us that all OF the material for the
building has been ordered. and most
of it will be on the ground within
ten days. Work will be pushed with
all possible speed and IL favorable
weather prevails the hall will be
ready for occupancy early in septem-
Der.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19

an In the democratic national con-
vention OF 1915 has never been a
pleasing prospect to Wilson, for he
has vivid knowledge of Bryan's pow
er to sway conventions to his own
manner OF thinking. And Bryan's
manner OF thinking is not wilson's
manner. nor are Bryan's principles
the principles OF Wilson. Il is not
doubted that the quiet tip was sent
from the white house to Nebraska to
defeat Bryan.
Bryan, accordingly. has been de-
reated-but only for seat In the st.
Louis convention. The treachery OF
the Wilson men in Nebraska has
temporarily overcome the unsuspect-
ing friends OF Bryan. but the latter
will be more alert next time. Their
hour viii come when they go to the
polls in November. They will moi
forget who butchered Bryan this
spring-and the fall killing which
they will make will be gratifying
CORY. Pocatello Tribune.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19
Anti-EIder Forces Won
First Round at PocateTIo

NJ. ]. Kerr OF Fremont. county a
member OF the anti-Elder faction
was elected temporary chairman of
the democratic state convention
which met at Pocatello yesterday at
noon. The vote stood lit for Kerr
to III for Hindman. with three
counties which sent contesting dele
cations not voting. After Chairman
Kerr appointed the committee on
credentials the convention adjourned
until 4:25 .. m. When the conven-
ton re-convened at that hour, the
credential committee sent word that
it would not be ready to report for
two hours, and the convention took
recess until 1890.
On the vote for temporary chair
man Bear Lake county cast ~ votes
for Kerr.
The result of the vote on temper,
airy organization indicates that El
der will not be reelected nationa
committeeman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19

In raising the salaries az the sher-
if, assessor and treasurer from ST.
100 to $1,000 year, we believe the
county commissioners acted wisely. |
And while they we're at It they should
have raised the salaries of the cor
oner and surveyor to at least $500
a year each. If either one Of these
offices are worth having at all. the
men who fill them should receive
more than the measly sum of $50 a
year. 1t is true in this. county Meth
Ell Of these officers have much to do,
but man who is capable Of dis
charging the duties Of county sur
veyor is certainly entitled to receive
more than $50 year from the coun-
ty. The same Is true Of the coroner.
Under normal conditions a coroner
in a county Of Bear Lakes class has
very few duties to perform, but con-
ditiona may arise in which the cor
oner becomes very important Of
fetal
we know that there are men in
the county who will kick because the
commissioners raised the salaries of
the sheriff, assessor and treasurer,
but we doubt il any one Of the kick
ers would accept either one of these
offices at. the new salary. In these
days of high cost of living, man OF
family can't lay up much for the pro
verbal rainy day on a salary OF 81
200 year. There isn't a business
or professional man in Bear Lake
county. but what il making more
than $1,000 year. OF course these
men have capital invested in theil
various lines, and are entitled tx
more than $1,000 year for theil
money and labor. While the county
officer does not have to invest any
capital in the office, he has to give
his time and talent to the office, and
il responsible for the faithful handl
ing of the peoples money which
comes into his possession. Cheal
wages mean cheap men, and an.
man who argues that county of
ficer ought to be satisfied with tn,
wages OF an ordinary day laborer,
a mighty cheap man.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19

Miss Minnie Sullivan, who will be
pleasantly remembered by many in
McCammon as having taught school
here some years ago, came Monday
night for a short visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. G. H. Greene. Miss Sulli-
van is now superintendent Of nurses
at the Provo Mental hospital and
was returning to the Utah city after
short vacation which had been
spent with relatives at Grace NC
Cannon Banner.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19

OF course canned music" has not
supplanted finger-made music; but it
must be admitted that there are these
days fewer proposals of marriage on
the piano stools than there have ever
been before. They have fallen off ~
per cent in seven years. In former
times, when wakeful mother heard
the desperate love music stop sud-
denly in the parlor, and the old piano
begin to respond fitfully to the dainty
touches Of only one little hand, she
understood that right then and there
it was up to daughter to decide just
what was going to happen to Willie.
Lewiston Tribune.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19

The democratic ediscr who said
taat he .admires President Wilson
because he is a great stickler for
performance OF platform pledges, !"
must have a very peculiar idea as
to what constitutes platform pledges.
The facts are, there is not an import
ant plank in the democratic platform
of 1912 which President Wilson has
not repudiated. including the single
term plank. which he is evading by
technicality.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19
taead Not Needec.

Two ladies-each with her child
visited the Chicago Art institute. AS
they passed the Winged Victory"
the little boy exclaimed: Huh! She
amt got no head" "Sh!" the horrified
little girl replied. That's Art-she
don't need monet"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19
Without PHILOSOPHY.

Without philosophy we should be
little above the animals that dig OF
erect their habitations, prepare their
food in them, take care of their lit.
tie ones in their dwellings and have
besides the good fortune, which We
have not, of being born ready clothed.
-Voltaire.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS

Notice is hereby given that dog tax
Is now due and payable to the police
station. Any dog found without a
tag on after May 20, 1916. will be
taken up and disposed of.
John /. HITLER,
Chief of Police.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19

For sale at half price, new L. G.
Smith No. typewriter, elite attach
ment. Inquire &C Goodman & Christ
mans.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19

Don't fail to see the plows, harrows
drills, etc. at the Bear Lake Farmers
Society OF Equity before buying.
First class alfalfa seed also for sale
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19

A. L. Chiffon. the eye specialist,
will be in Montpelier on May 10, 16.
IT, Is and 90; office over the
Modern Drug company. IN Paris on
May 10 at the Stuck home.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19

Old furniture repaired at the Mel
sen Furniture Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19

See those beautiful new bathing
caps at Ritter Bros. Drug Go.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19

Picture framing done at the Mel
sen Furniture Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-19
no.
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Montpelier Idaho at the close of business
May !, 1916
RESOURCEs

Except ssoses2 20
valued ~. =. ..:....s....s:.
va1ue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Total s. bonds
Securities other than u mot including
I sSss e s' ssps Federal @
Value Of banking house df 1nncumbered)
Net amount due from Federal Reserve bank 1900 90
New YORK Chicago 81 Louis -:
cities ...
than -: ...........se..s
:ss::ss9 hi s
Notes Of thern atonalb banks ~. ........ 245 co
F ce6era1 d eerEs bank 7 20 GO
Legal tender notes .............,.. -. 90
" . 90 W
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........... ss2Osss
LIABILITIES
gsR5is! r sssa paid 5000 sSSS 60 60
R Rss.l1sd IL Rr ss4s. 1893 osss
Less current expenses. interest. and take. paid s s4 g .s. So
Circulating notes outstanding $500 90
individual deposits subject sIs6Ses 81
Certificates deposit due in less than 80 days 1925 g
Cashiers checks outstanding 80. 100 90
Postal savings deposits -. -. l,IOs 8
Time deposits payable after 90 subject to SO
$.. a.: d q sEs.,. :sss Il Il
Total OF time deposits Ssl242 81
Total ssaQsss 90
+ 4 \ salSa an named bank omn
before this isth
JOIN JON h Z ssnasAp Directors
La
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Montpelier. Idaho. May ls. 1915
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
9nian6.
Maerlet mt@ttge ,teue GrFnonn=
gen 8emeloet.

aDte baS $eben %fubmariner G@ate
erletmtert tperben fpQ-Sul. Sch
reubt4 Mbleben = 8luttat etneS
MeaerS - Mltpbpl-9 hmn8gel tn
8left 0tratnta.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
perbs((erter &riesszStabeldrabt!

@on @ta@elbrabt > @@lingtperten
bot mon i'm grpben @elttriege piel
gebDrt, als einem W}ittel, bas Gprz
0ringen feinbli@sr 9olbaten auf5uz
balten. @pl@e @@linsmerte aber i'm
Syeuer bes Teinbes gu erri&ten, 1T
6i5ber thinner Elm iebr gefdbrli4es
Wagnis setpelen uno au4 obne 1olz
DIES Jeuer NOR bic @untterung Der
Drabtperte nod tmmer i4mterig gez
mug.
Sect 1oll aber cine neue Dirt iols
der @ta9elbrabtz@ @lingnerte erfunz
ben morben fem, bic einen groBen
Sell Der @efobr ibrer @rri@tung unz
ter feinbli@em Teuer auSi@eiben uno
auBerbem bie @efabr fir ben 5etno,
tDDelder etn3ubringen ber1uht, mob
unbetmlt9er MAIDEN.
Ser neue Drabt lit 10 bid, oab
ueepDbnli@e" 9rr@tnipfungszMpp
rate, tpie tie 1@on i'm japanii@zrui1tz
1@en &riege uno %neuerbings mieber
baufis ongemenbet moroen itnb. muir
iebr penig @irfung auf i'm 9aben
iollen. Sic @ta&eln iino ein 9retz
piertelz3pm lang, auberorbentli@
{@arf unb 10 an9ebra@t, baB, au@
ipenn ber 9rabt ouf benz 8ooen ltegt,
fie gum Sell oufmdrts iteben. Nur
lie anbertbalb 3oll iinb bieie @tadeln
BON chamber entfernt. uno bic
Drabtz@ trdbnen finb berart perz
smirbelt, boB, 1renn tur5e 2angen
auf ben 8pben geitreut itnb, uno man
tritt barauf, fe fid ielb{ttatig an
ben 8einen binauf ringeln!
@s 1T cine tonobt{@e 5irma,
pel@e nit bieier @rfinbung bide tut;
unb es beiBt, bab Bic britii@e &egie:
r1ng in bic @rfinbung pernarrt Jet
unb bos gan5e m0glide Prooutt bic
fer Tirma - rs Meilen @@lingz
gta@elbrobt pro Sag I'M boraus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
Serrn, sas 8ieiemtbier nit @ebr. &tnslin8 3trf*s,
welder oem eritem NretS erbtelt.

nidt meniger als 6ret Stun6en auf
feline Soilette. l1n6 nud6em eS oa=
nit gu gnoe %gefommen> lit fem &leio
glGn5enoer alS SOS irgeno zines let
1er Madbaren. Gieie Soilette be-
forgt es fait gang nit ieiner groBen
breiten 3n11ge, ste er a%uS6ebnen fan1
Bis gu ieinem duBeriten 8artbaar.
@enn Ser 3irfus ct. @lou6 bein6t
om 20. Suit miro Sen &eiudern ei-
ne 5tun6e eingeraumt, um 6ie 108
s3elte gu beiu6ent melde gu DEM
@ingIing 8ros. 3trfus geb0ren, BE-
Dor &rompetenfduu sic @roffnungS>
i5ene 6es feenbaften S@auipie1s
uginoeri1a" anfun6igt. nnb nad
6em 5mei 5tun6en langen 8irfuSber>
miiqen mer6en 1ie 8eiu6er 6ie
gbiere bel ibrer Tiitterung finoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27

Mls @ebr. @ingling Sirius I'M
GoIileum gu Chicago oieies 8ritblabr
@or1teuuagen gob, tp11roe onr@ Mb=
Thinning entidieoen, 'peldes oas
meilt partifulqre Sbier in Der Vfera=
qerie ]ei. @iele @dulfinoer nabmen
tbeil an bem @ontelt. @inige moren
GIT @unlten oes ~&ieien>Glepbonten,
8ig 8ingo, onoere 1timmten fir Sl,
oos fleinlte Mitglie6 Ser @iraffen=
fomilie, 11no fa1t of Die tm1ieno mil
Sen gbiere erbielten @timmen nit
Mus11obme Ser Spane. DIS aber Die
@oblurnen gei@loiien tpur6en uro
Ser leste @timm8ettel ge5ablt NOR,
fun6 mort, 6aB Serrp, Ser Monltrrm=
Giger, oieles tponoernoen @ebil6eS,
oen @ieg errungen botte. Dieles
nngebeuer lit ont @remplm bon &etn=
lidfeit, bertpen6et es ia ie6en Sag
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
0ericbaft Gucb Cure et9ens
Warm.
Die Set, Gna 1tmanieben, lit, bepu,
SIR fanft. &ornmt brett gu MIR.
mnb ID uerbe Gn@ belfen, Cue
Gner &eim frei tom ieber TorSe'
rung 5m beridaffen. ....

@e1m SIR tpoM, miro ooS 2ano
gu6 belfen un6 itd ielbft be8oblen,
ssB babe Elm ungebeures @real oes
frrdborlten 2a1oes in @entral-M'
berto 5u nie6rigen Breiien un6 IeiA}'
ten 8eoingungen gu $1,000 Bis
$4,000 Sen Side at berfaufen, 2dn6e'
reien NIT geriigenbem @egenfou. Be-
bingungen Elm 3mor5igibel baar, &eii
imerbalb 5tpanaig Sabren. @u@ eth
grobeS Mreal dbnlider 2dnbereien
NIT guter Berbeiierungert al mdBtgen
Breiien un6 8e6ingungen. $ier iii
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
Der Eanonen(6uR.

Sn ser ~Tel03eitung Der 10. Mrz
NEE" leien mir: Sn etnem Militarpoz
item in MegDpten 5eigt alltagli@ na&
alter @epobnbeit Elm &anoneni@ub
bic Mittagstunoe On. Sin iunger
Sfft5ter, Der it@ nit Dem i@0nen
Offer 0es Meuli1gS UNI ale 9inge
tummert, fragte zines Sages ben Or
tiuertiten bonn @ienit: rWie pt1en
Sic aber Die genaue 3eit, gu ser sic
f4ieben miihen9" sd fehe auf
meme l1br, @err 2eutnant. "un0
Ssbre 1br 9ebt pirfltb gang regelmdz
big? @unberbar." = nS@ lafe fte
itets beim nbrma@er I'M nd6iten Srt
genau itellen. 9as lit Elm @@mei5er,
Der i@on fett Sabren bier pobnt." Gin
paar Sage oarauf tOmmt Ser Sfft3ier
gera6e I'm ote Mittagsftunbe bel Dem
genannten nbrma@er borbet. ST 1tebt,
tpie Der Mann an Ser Sir ieineS 9aus
fes ftebt uno augeni@etnli@ auf ettpas
ptart.t. Ser 0ffi5ier gribt i'm unD
fragt: r!9aben sic benn in Dem elem
ben Neit all@ etnas gu tung" -
nMi@t aQ3upiel," antmortete 6er ubrz
NADER, ri@ babe mebr Mube als
Mrbett, uno 10 taun i@ au4 ruhtg
bier iteben uno auf osn @@uB am
Mittag tparten 80" rMuf ben &az
nonenf@ubt?" = n@emib op&," fubr
Der ubrmader fort. rDas muB i'd
tpobl, 6enn oarna@ itene t& bier ale
11hren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
Gin qaufaeef3att
9umoreske uoa paul Sbaler.

9umoreske non })aul Sdiiler.
Nibt obne 8eforgnts par t9 biesz
NAL bon Der @eile 3uriidgefebrt; oenn
meme Srau batte mir gei9rieben, oaB
MIDI gu 9auie cine neberrai&ung err
marte. nno i@ liebe feline ueberraz
f9ungen. @onte es NIT Der 8rutmaz
f@ine acknowledgment? oa@te i'd.
9enn meine 6rau bate Die 9offnung
ni@t a%ufgegeben, bo@ nod NAL etmas
2eben0tges aus ibr beraus3ubringen,
unb 10 batten mir benn %neuerbtngs
mie6erbolte 8riitungsberfu4e porgez
rpmmen, nobel mir bic Mufgabe 3uz
gefalen mar, sic Gier 5peds @r3iez
lung elmer elei9mdbgen 5emperatur
aue paar Minuten gu menoen. Ser
@rfolg mar INNER Elm negattper gez
me en. Mber ner peib? @ieaei@t
bate meme Trau in meiner Mbneienz
beit @lid gebabt? Ser @eoante, auf
Dem &prrioor bon. etnigen 9ubeno
iunger 9iibner begriibt gu merben,
bate fir midi nibts @rfreuli9es. Sd
batte 1@on INNER geprebigt: @iibner
gebDren aufs 2anb, nidt aber in cine
berrf@aftlt@e @obnung. Mber au@
bic 0orftelung, etlpa bon neuem bril-
ten un6 @ier menben gu miinen, mar
teinespegs angenebm. 9enn Die @ter
mubten ia f@ltebli@ au@ ansei&laz
gen peroen, um gu prifen, ob etpas
2ebenotges 6artn lei, un0 oa CAB es
benin INNER pel@e, bic faul tparen
unb nt@t gerabe na@ &ofen bufteten.
Mir lag 0aran, mDgli@it umgebeno
cine flare Situation gu i@affen, uno
10 fragile i@ 6enn, naboem Die erite
8egriBungsfreube perrauf@t NOR,
pie es NIT Der 8rutmal9ine itdnoe.
n9as 1oQft 9u glet@ erfabren," anti
portete meme 5rau unb elite in bic
@umpelfammer, in melder Der Brutz
apparat INNER geitan6en batte. @lsz
bol6 pernabm i@ Elm ra1elnoes Sc
rdui@, oann Elm paar f@narrenoe uno
piep1enoe Some. Tim @ottes piQen,
ba@te i@, bas perben bod feline 9ibz
rer fein2 Mber i@on folgten fanftere
2aute; eine Melobie ertDnte, uno
Damn ertla11g cine @timme. Stein, 6as
tparer1 feline 9iibner; 0as tpur ia 49,
Garu1o! r@onna { mobile" fang CT,
NIT Dem gar5en @@mel5 uno ser
sar3en @ra5ie, bic ibm etgen tit. 9as
mar freilt@ etne l1eberra5@ung: ftatt
BET 9ibner-eter Elm @aruio-fonz
3ert!
v@ie baft 9u benin bas anseftent?"
fraete i@, gliidli@ in Dem 8eitB bet
@aruioplatte, gliidli@er nod in Dem
@e6onfen, feline @ier mebr tpenoen gu
mifen.
n9as min i4 Dir fagen," antmor<
tete iie. nl1nfer Sreun0, Ser &amz
merfdnger, fragte midi eineS Sages,
Oh i@ tim fein @rammopbon abtauz
fen noue. &aufen ni@t, ertpioerte i4,
aber mir mouen Elm Sau1@gei@dft
MAIDEN. Mebmen Sic uns unfere
8rutmaf@tne ob, unb mir nebmen
Sbnen Sbre @pre@maf@ine ab. ST
mar ipfort climber tanben. Cine 8rutz
mai@ine babe er fi@ i@on immer gez
piin19t, meinte ct. nn6 ct bat ia
au@ auf fetnem @ut Bel Segernfee
etne Before @erpenbung bafur als
ptr."
Srauen iino tpan6elbar, fang Garuz
70. Mun, 6as mar Elm @an6el, fir
ben i@ Der Trau tpirtli@ 6antbar
tpar. n9as baft 9u gut gemadbt,"
belobte i@ ,iie; .rmDge unfer 5reunb
ben Sauf@ ME bereuen. Sci einem
@rammopbon metb man pentgitens,
tpas beraustommt; BEL etnem 8rutapz
parat metb man bas ME"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27

ouffaufe. Mo, beutiher @rfinoungsz
sei1 It mirb mobl ni@t miibis fein,
lolden n@erbeiierungen" nit @egenz
perbei1erungen gu entfpre@en, auA
pbne i'm boraus belonberes @erebe
baDon gu ma9en.