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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-24

the influence of higher education, and
no influence is more potent for max
ing investments secure and produc-
tive. than higher Christian education.
The man of moderate means should
subscribe, because he is as responsible
in proportion to his means as the
rich man, and needs in his person and
family, the blessing of the College,
as much as anyone.
The poor man should subscribe, be-
cause he needs the College-the small
college, accessible to his sons and
daughters, and at price they can
pay-even more than the rich man,
who can buy education for his chill
dren in the expensive universities.
The College man should subscribe.
He has quaffed the sweet waters Of
learning, and to some degree at the
expense of the bnevolence of others,
and his honor and self respect should
impel him to pass these blessings on
to the future generations. Only this
can pay his debt.
The Non-ColIege man should sub
scribe. He knows how valuable is edu-
cation because he has learned by the
things he has suffered. He can see
it's value to his sons and daughters,
by his limitations.
The patriot should subscribe, that
he may secure the highest and best
type of citizenship for his common
wealth and nation. Thomas Jefferson
said, 1--WE must educate we must
educate" The welfare of our nation,
as of all republics, depends for its
progress and permanence on intelli-
gence, virtue and religion, and the
Christian College is the chief pro-
moter and conservator of all these.
Parents of children about ready for
college, should subscribe SO their chill
dren may have a home college, open
ing wide its doors to them as soon
as they have finished the high school.
Parents of children now on the
mothers knee or in the primary de-
partment should subscribe so that
first-class college may be near by to
challenge their children all the time
they are getting their primary train
ing, Ito go up higher"
The Christian should subscribe, be-
cause Christian education is the hope
Of the church and nation. Education
religion does not save. Greece
is thrilling warning OF this. Chris
tan education for the individual, the
church and the nation is the greatest
demand of the hour
Gooding is conference, college, and
deserves the hearty support of all our
people.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-24

Coleman du Pont was born in Ken
lucky and started his. working life in
the mines of the Blue Grass State. He
stands today as one Of the few sue
cessful men who have acquired their
positions by methods that will stand
scrutiny. He has been a producer
not a stock jobber. He has never an
tagonized any class of people. Capital
and Labor alike admire him.
Without self-advertisement he does
more charity than do most men. He is
an ardent advocate of good roads and
believes that a really perfect system
of highways will enhance the farmer s
income and reduce the cost of living
to the cities. He has built roads and
given them to his state, always with a
sound business scheme to perpetuate
them and save them from being =
burden to the taxpayers.
He comes from family more Amer
ican than most-a family identified
with the building of the nation since
the Revolution His grandfather was
Thomas Jeffersons most valued per.
sonal friend and advisor in the time
of great need during the dark days
of the Republic.
The great Powder Company with
which he was formerly identified has
supplied our government with all its
powder at a price always named by
our government officials themselves
I. Al.
Because of his great executive abil-
fty and high standing in the business
world, some of the shrewdest po-
Iitical minds in the country consider
him as being one of the most likely
dark horses" for the Republican
no, pfnation. They point to the fact
that ,.ts success in life would elimin-
ate any need for a friendly Colonel
House or any other financial influence
standing ever behind the presidential
chair. Nor would he be compelled to
take orders from any man or group OF
men.
Another factor that the supporters OF
General du Pont are pointing to Is his
knowledge of military affairs. For
sixteen years he has been identified
with the soldiery of his state and Is
thoroughly alive to the necessity for
preparedness. He has also had
practical training in politics, hav-
ing been a delegate to number or
State and National conventions. and
serving as a member Of the Republican
National committee for many years.
It is the splendid business training
ef General du Pont that Is pointing
the way for him to the nom
ination. For it is conceded on all
,udes that the biggest problems OF this
country at the close of the European
war will be business problems. ana
there are few men among those men,
toned, who have had his experience
in coping with such huge problems.
Az a manager OF constructive bust
ness and as reorganjzer, Coleman
du Point stands in class by himsen.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-24
OH, you JOHN

John Gilpin is citizen
OF wealth and great renown,
He has the latest bank account
II any man in town.
He takes the lead In everything
That's planned and carried through,
And everyone looks up to him
As everyone should do.
His goods are always new,
He does a rushing business
While rivals fret and stew;
Hard times he never heard about,
He discounts every bill
And never fails to help another
Fellow up the hill.
Yet
John Is just a common chap
And easy, too, to meet
He's just like any other man
You'd pass upon the street.
Nor yet is John a wizard, nor
An angel from the skies
He's just merchant-with enough
Good sense to ADVERTISE.
And that's why he's a citizen
OF wealth and great renown-
And has the latest bank account
OF any man in town
And why he leads in everything
That's planned and carried through
Yet John has not done anything
That can't be done by YOU.
Caldwell Tribune. |
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-24
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iAu6A Nv "a oPCAb ooaAoJ UASA
friends in Gooding.
A. L. Fletcher left Saturday for
Boise on company business.
d. d. Dixon went down to Shoshone
Saturday to purchase his Easter hat.
George Schwaner attended a meet
ing of the commissioners Tuesday at
Shoshone.
Dave Devine was down from Hail
ey looking after the stock which he
is wintering hers-
R. j. McMahan and wife were up
from Shoshone Friday. Miss Alya Nc
Mahan returned with them for a
weeks end visit at Shoshone.
M. H. Kays arrived home Monday
morning from New York, where he
has been in attendance at the annual
meeting of the directors of the Idaho
Irrigation Co.
Marion Kays. Jr, has fully recov-
cred from the attack of typhoid. Mrs.
Rays and the children will remain
for two months longer with her rela-
tives at Phoenix
IN Shoshone Saturday
Shad Hodgin, one of the prominent
Boise attorneys, was a Richfield visit
or Monday.
Mrs. W. l.. Gorton went to Sho-
shone Saturday to meet Mr.. Gorton,
Sho returned Saturday night from
The east, where he has been for the
past three weeks.
Messrs. Hartman, Grier, Brakeman
and Bower took run down to the
hub Saturday just to get a sniff of
metropolitan air. and see the latest
IL picture shows.
M. T. Easley received q telegram
Aioih hio Oiu ii1euu rOOu luSpcClOt
.lrod of Pocatello announcing the
ueath of his mother-in-law. Mr. Eas-
ley left Saturday to attend the fun
eral
H. P. Ashby, State seed inspector,
spent Saturday and Sunday at Rich
iield. Many of our people will re-
member Mr. Ashby as the "FunEy
Man" of the Chautauqua held here
last summer.
A serious fire occurred last Friday
on one of Fred W. Gooding's ranches
on the Big Wood River, known as
she Sypls Ranch. The barn was burn
ed, together with thirteen head of
horses, wagons, harness, several hun
dred bushels of grain The Noss is
about $4,000, with no Insurance..
Dell Lennon left Saturday to visit
an old friend at Rupert, and while in
hat vicinity he will make a STUDY
Of the planting and irrigating of
white clover for the raising of seed,
as the boys will plant forty acres
On their ranch north Of town this
.pring.
Speaking of Easter hats that re-
minds US that If you will just read
he ads in the Re corder you will find
hat you can buy ladies' and gents
furnishing goods, at the two leading
stores in Shoshone just as cheap.
uality considered, as by sending to
he Catalogue houses.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-24

Everybody who desires to see a
hristian College of higher learning
Il this great Intermountain Empire,
II the Idaho Conference.
The rich man should subscribe, for
be rich man needs the Col
&c to help him to be a
cod man as much as the
cllcge needs his money to make men
S1od and learned; and because much
Of the wealth of the present could not
have been accumulated except thru
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-24

In ordering cultures for the inocu-
lation of legume seed address DE
partment of Bacteriology, University
Of Idaho, Moscow" and give the num-
Der of acres to be sown and the kind
Of seed and include pay for the cul-
lures at the rate Of ten cents an acre.
Write week or ten days before you
wish to use the cultures.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-24
No. 80
Report of the Condition of the
FIRST STATE BANK, Ltd.

At Richfeld, in the State of Idaho, at
he close of business March 7th
GIG
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
g u NJ ptinz9ie

pieteig. Seoer pieteie muB talt,
tpom0gli9 NIT @ismaKer angerubrt
uno NIT einem Mlefer, ni9t NIT einem
2Pffel perarbeitet. alio eigentli@ perz
f6nitter neroen. 9as CUR 8erpenz
6ung tommenoe Set ober bic Butter
mub feit un6 talt ietn. Sn Die obere
piebede mii1en einige @infbnttte ge<
ma@t merben, bamtt Der 9ampf herz
aus fann, ser ion1t bic 9ede beben
tpiir0e.
3utat gum Pietetg:
$50. 1: @rei 5aKen Mebl, eine ba1be
Sahe @9mal3, etnunoeinbalb Sohen
Butter, einer balben Seel0ffel 8ad>
pulper, eine Safe Maher, Mlebl NIT
8adpulper iieben, @@mala talt BIN
einreiben, oanr nit Dem Mafer anz
riibren; finf3ebn Minuten fteben laf<
fen, Damn bic Butter bin%einarbei.en,
pie fir 8ldtterteig. Damn ausroQen
un6 beliebig fi0en.
SEQ. 2: Gin babies pfuno Meba,
Elm babies pfuno @4malo, einen bal<
ben SeelDffel @al3 unb cine balbe
Sa7e ta1tes @aher.
go. 3: Gin etnfa9er pieteig miro
bon elmer balfen Safe S9mal3 ooer
Butter, eine Safe Mebl, etmas @al5.
cine ptertel Safe Mafer berettet.
go. q: Cine SQffe hQlb Butter,
balb @@mal3, 3petunoeinbalb Sohen
MeH, nit etr1em SeelDffel 8adpulper,
3uiammengeiiebt, etpas Salo unb gez
1igeno @ismai1er. oab es Elm itetfer
Seie miro.
Sur 6une: Gin mittelsroBer pumpz
fin nitro eei@dlt uno in @tide ge=
19nitten. Sic &erne tperben entfernt.
ote @tiide nit tpben6em MaRer be-
oedt uno nebit etnem 6alben @blDffel
@o13 gefo@t. Biz lie pei9 limb. Nun
l@iittet man lie in Elm Sieb unb ldBt
al1es WaHer ablaufen. Die M(oHe
pirb fooann ourd Elm @ieb gepreBt
unb eemeTen. Muf jeoes Quart 8rei
re4net man Elm 8int Mil4. etnen.
balben @bl0ffel seidmol5ene Butter,
einunoeinbalb Saiien 3uder, BRET @ier,
3pei Seel0ffel Gornz@tar@ nit obi<
ger Milh perriibrt. uno einen 9eez
5lDffel poll pulperiierter SngDer (@in<
.ger). Mues oas mirb gut perriibrt,
auf sen Seig gefiiQt, nit Mustotnub
iberitGubt lno gebaden. Menn Die
maTe E@ feft anfublt uno brdunli@
ntrb. 1T Der pie fertig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
@i6tig, bab sdmer5en
Qrlin0ert mtr0tn

Die uberaus groBe @i6tigfeit,
@dmer3e,1 5u linbern, miro ielblt
bon ben belten Mdnnern Ser meot5i'
ni16en @iiienfbaft unteri6att.
Sdmer5 lit elmer ser gr0bten Sc.
bilfen bon &ranfbeit. Ct balt Die
@eoanfen oes @ranfen be1tanoig an
6em 2ei6en, tpel9es Ben @9ner5
beruria9t, un6 b%erbin6ert baour6
fdneQe MISUNDERSTANDING.
Dr. MileS' Mnti-Nqin 8iGen ent-
balten ni9ts, DaB man fie 6estpegen
cine Mbelimatisml1s=Mr5n nenren
ioute, aber oa6ur6, 6aB iie in bic.
len Ianen fdnen Die rbeumatii6en
@6mer3en lin6ern, belfen iie Ser
Notur Sen @~bemmatiSmuS 81 BET
len, in6em sic @eoanfen bes &ran=
fen bon ietner &ranfbeit obgelenft
merben. SSn be5l1g ollf 6ieieS, iogt
ssobn 9. Sting, St. S. 9. 1, @ine
8rnff Mrf., mie folgt:
Sir ane @tbmeraert TIM &6rper babe tb 81.
MiIeS' @ntt=9ain 8ilert a1S baS erbbte 5ei!mits
tel gef,,11ben. bas idb lie eeieben p6er eebDrt babe,
So batte nerp6ics Ropfpeb. Meuralaia. @bmers
5en i'm Giifen unb rbeunnatt1be @dmer5en. aber
ST. Miles' Mnti=Hain 8iGen beieitiGten ale erz
ttpd9nte 2eiben;; SD empfebler bisies 3Mittel @ae1t.
bic irgeto tpelbe Sbtner5en babe1t.
81. Miles' Mnti=8ain Billen ba-
ben mdbren6 Ser lebten 5man6fg
Sabren Manben gebolfen, uno lit
feline l1riahe, parrm iie nidt So.
men belfen 5outen.
Sn allen Mpptbeten.
25 9pien, 25 Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO.; EIkhart, Indiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
,,e,t Singer in Sen Mr1nb itedeno,

nen Singer in Sen Mun6 ltedeno,
umo iob 10 0ronig uno bilfloS aus,
6uB Margarete l1nmillflrlid LADEN
ntmbte. u@on u@retfsmalo," iagte
lie, uib femme einen &edtsampalt
sort, Ser Elm tudtiger @%ertbeioiger
nro elm Damn lit, Ser 6aS Ser3 anf
Sem reGten Sled bat, an ben meroe
;9 1dretben unb i'm bitten nod Nl=
gen gu fommen." r6raulein =
Granlein @~ogenbran6t, 6aS moaen
Sic tbun?" rief @ottlieb uno iab
aus alS tpole er ibr gu 6iben iinfen.
Sic mies sic ganfesdt11berungen Ser
@eidauilter Sanien lddelno ab nro
mieberbolte ibr 8er1preden. v9aB
SEN Mutb nidt iinfen," tr0itete iie
sic bon rrel1em meinen6e Wfarie,
.@ott gibt es nidt 5u, oob Ser I'm
lbuloige 5u @rnnoe gebt nno feine
Mioerlaber triumpbieren." @ilbel=
mime botte int ibrer nnge0nlo lelblt
SEN 8ef ebl gum Mnlpannen gegeben
ltno jett route oas leidte @efabrt
uom @ofe fer Dor 6aS 9aus. Ser
&utid)er f11ol1te nit Ser Beiti@e, eS
n1ubte Mbidieo genomtmen meroen.
@ottlieb u1r6 Marie iaben Den 90
ponfahrenoen -nod cine 8etle nob.
u1rqnlein @ret6en lit Elm gngel,"
{agte Mfarie, in6em tie 6ie San6e fal=
tete. Ser 8rr16er ftimmte ibr 10 leb=
baft nno ertbuiioitiid 5u, 6aB tie bod
oufmerfiam mar6 un6 i'm fori@eno
u116 no6oenfIi9 betro@tete; er ipra@
li6 ober ni@t aus 1fno ouf Sem &eim'
mege, Sen lie 5u SUP 5nriidlegten,
orebte 'i6 lire nnterbaltung leoigli6
INN @er6 mn6 6e1iem @9idial.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27

RE, nadoem mon ibr SEN 2iebbaber
ms @efdngniB gebrabt, nun a1d
oen 6reter meg3unebmen. Dieier &C.
1arfe batte fir &aroline ettpas beion=
oers gerloden6es un6 iie bling linn
ldmunaeln6 mod, mabren6 Tie 5mi=
i6en Dem @obn3tmmer un6 Ser 5pei=
!efammer bin nn6 berging mn6 Sic
hem &ommer5ienratb oufgetrogenen
gorratbe tpieoer iorgfaltig bertpobr=
tie. @l0tlid perfiniterte ii@ III
re beitere Miene, sic 9ippen
preBten ii@ felt aufetnan6er, &ob
1urdt nn6 unbeugiame @nti6loiien-
belt prdgten fid auf ibrem @eiidtc
GUS. @aroltne batte sos &eranfab
rem zines 9eiterpogens pernommer,
Better Siirgen febrte bonn 6el6e beim.
Ser Scarf benft mirtli6, i'd mer6e
i'm beiratben," murmelte lie, Ole Sip
pen berddtlid aufmerfen6, Limo NIT
ibm mein 9ebtag 8duerin auf Dem
Eetersbof ipielen. Sb lperoe mild
n,obl bitten. 8is Marttn beimfomnt,
houie id bier, Damn per6en mir fe=
hen, Oh mir 6os @nt berfaufen o6er
rerpadten, tpos oen meiiten 8ortbeil
hringt; babe mid iebt lange ger1a
aeidun6en, fann's mtd gut baben,
bos @eI6 bo5u lit ia 90 un6 @Iet6er
maiden 2e1tte." Sic tparf einen 81id
in SEN Spiegel, an 6em iie foeben
p%oriiberfom un6 fubr in ibrem @elbit=
geiprdd fort: ~@ber er barf babon
nidtS abner, ib bra1de i'm bier gu
nStbig, man fonn gor nidt miiien,
mas ser onfteGt, tperrt id i'm iebt
mills modte. Ct tpGre im itan6e -"
- Sic modte iif pobl ielbit nidbt
germ eingeiteben, mo3u Ser Setter
tperr1 ct al1fs d1tBerite gebradt tpiir-
Sc, i'm itan6e fem f0nnte, 6enn fie
bro6 idb ab 1rn6 fugte nod elmer
@eiIe bin8u: uM@ tpas, id babe lin
ia bod i'm Sad un6 3u1ett m1b er
tan5er tpie ih pfeife; aber iebt mill
ih feinen 26rm bnben, Ell beritebt
mir sic @irtbfhaft go1t5 m6ers, 10
longe er benH, boB es feline eigene
miro"
Oortieburtg folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
0ortiebn11g folgt.)
Gin aefabrlider Sal fir cine al

Gtn 9eTaDrl1geI Oun Iur et'te ulIe
Dame. sd 5tpeifle, Oh td bel1te
nod a1n 2ebe1t tpdire," fdreibt Sral,
Senrp @olfrom, 1904 @1rton ct,
Baltimore, m6., utuenr i'd 8orni's
MIpenfrarter ridt gebabt bdtte. Sd
bin iebt n Sabre alt un6 babe biel
ourdgemadt. Dor 5uei Sabrett fiel
i4 cine Ionge Ereppe btrtnnter, u11o
mein armer @orper NOR bln1 uno
ldhper5 geidlagen. Ser @r3t erfIarte,
es fei Elm sefabrliaer Sal, uno mol1te
mir ettpos nerihreiben, bod id iagte
ibm, oaB i@ beleits Gorni's @lpen-
trauter ge1romme1 bette, momit er
n1h ein~peritonber tpar. Sc bot mild
in fur3er 3eit interchangeable. @is
lcbte ISOLDE babe id midi mobl &c,
fiiblt, Damn pur6e t@ plotli4 franf,
aber 2sbr Mlpenfrduter bot mid NIT
Wottes &i1fe mieoer eeiun6 gemadttt."
l1ngleid onberen Meoi3inen lit
iIorni's MIpenfrduter ridt in Mpo.
tbefen at baben. Giefes olte &rGu.
terbeiImitteI miro ben 2euten brett
pom 2aboroto1ium 6ur9 Spe3ial.
aqenten geliefert, Sic er1ta11nt iinb
BON Sen SeriteIlern: Ct. 4eter Gabr.
nep & Cons 60, 1875 so. Some
Mpe., gbtcago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
@inaema@te Rurbts.

WI y { III WASA SS
Ser gei@dlte &irbis mirb in fin
eerlange @treifen sef&nitten. Man
tann re@t piel hapon nebmen, oa Der
&iirbis 5iemli@ 5uiammento@t: 8et
elmer &irbismenge BON feds pfuno
fo9e man 5uerit 0rei pfuno 3uder
NIT einem Quart Maher eben uno gebe
slei@ etpas meiBen Pfeffer uno etmas
sSngtper (@jinger) nit btnein. 9terin
neroen bic &irbisftiide gong porff9z
tig uno lansfam einmal aufgeto@t.
Mm nG3iten Sage tptrb oas @erfabren
mieberbolt, am oritten Der @aft fir
ii9 bid eingeto@t unb fo@eno iiber
Die &irbihe gego1en, uno am pterten
Sage ldbt man bas @an5e nod etnmal
auffo@en. Ser &urbis tann i@on in
ben ,1ad1ten Sagen gege7en meroen.
8ei ldngerem @teben nitro er thinner
f9madbafter, ia na4 eini9en Moden
lat er faft ben @ef@mad oes teuren
eineema9ten Sngmers, Sritt Der
Ssn9tpergef@mad ni@t genigenb berz
Dor, 10 fam man jeoer5eit nod Elm
penig Sngper nit bineinlegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
Golb eprina @ier,
Sin ad,tes Qaaerbier.

abonnirt anf ben ~@orbRern.~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
Sin gmtes Jrabitnd.

SIT tpidtig fir ben Mann, melder
arbeitet - Der Gag beginnt 6amit -
uno men11 es nidt gut lit, gebt es ben
gan3en Gag perfebrt. rDas @etrdnf,
tpeldes freuoig itimmlt, ober ntdt be-
ra1iht" fann gebraut merben ent1pe'
Der a1s feinem Ebee. aromatii6en
&affeiorten ODER moblidmeden6en
Gocoos ODER @bofolaten bon Deertng
& Ylantenberg, geeignet fir sen
@oume1. zines @pifuraers. uniere
@rocerien geboren 3u ben beiten, Die
gu baben iin6, in fem geroQten BRO
3eB MebIiorten unb @erealien aaer
Mrten. 9eering & Hlantenberg,
@t. @ermainftraBe, ct. &loub, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
@raupen nit gebadenen
0fIaume1.

Man fo@t Elm babies gfunb mittelz
groBe @raupen nit Butter uno nentg
WaKer unter 0fterem nmribren uno
Ma9gieben langfam tpei9 uno fal3t
fie mad @ef9mad. Gin babies pfuno
8adpflaumen to@t man nit Mafer,
Elm tpenig 3uder, gan3em 3tmmt uno
3itronen{@ale mei@, f@uttet fie fammt
ibrer 8riibe gu ben @raupen, perrubrt
aQes gut 6ur9einanber, uno labt es
no@ einmal 5u5ammen auffoben. 9as
@eri@t begiebt man nod nit brauner
Butter un6 beitreut es NIT etmas Gut
fer unb 3immt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
Sir 9anS mrto
&l9e.
MIabafter au reinigen.

Mabuiter reinigt mon, inoem mon
TIN 3uerft nit @eifennafer, Damn nit
tetnem @aKer abpdf4t. @ino 5let<
ten baran, 70 betupft man bieie crit
nit Serpentin1l. lin ben @egenitdnz
sen bic. politur mieoer3ueeben, reibt
man iie erit nit @@a@telbalm ab,
Damn f@leibt man fie nit gebranntem
uno in Mafer gel0f@tem aalt uno
ponenbet bic politur bur@ eine Mif4z
unb BON @eifenmaHer, Ralt un6 feinz
gepulpertem uno gei9ldmmtem Salt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
10.

C%%CS@I WV w Nv ISS$SS ~I'C~ o.
Iegen, &pur ser COMMENCEMENT $50
genbron6t nah &iigen 5urudgefebrt,
6a5u peronlaBt bur@ sic Ma@ri@t
BON Ser @nt6edung 6eS Mor6ers Der
Gro1 &eters. sein eriter Gong mar
su &oroIine. sic befan6 ii9 gar5 al
Iein o1f Dem @ofe, Der &nedt, Set
ter Siirgen un6 a1@ sic Mdgoe mo=
rem auf Dem Gelbe, sos bin6erte aber
nidt, 6aB ser Sii6 btnnen tpenigen
Minntan bon ibr nit eipem reidli=
diem SmbiB beiebt inar6, un6 mab,
reno iie bent @ait gegeniiber fab un6
ibn notbigte, 5u3ulanger, er5dble tie,
tpie iie orf sic Spur 6es M0roers
gelongt iei unb mie iid sic @erbano=
il1ngen gegen @er6 geitalteten. "Gr
b1eibt Sci ieinem 9eugnen," iagte Tie,
rnn6 bebouptet, 6oS Sud- perloren gu
boben, fonr1 6as ober freili6 nidt be-
ipeilen. @eine Mngabe, er iei oie
a9sodt ouf See %getpeien, bot fi6 bur6
@ottlieb &oniens Musiage freilih
ou9 ols 2iige ertpieien." Limb Der
1unge Slider iuQ fem better Sretn6
Iein," fugte ser COMMENCEMENT bin=
gu. uDas lift er," itimmte &aroline
lei, ,er fonnte bod aber nidt often.
bor liigen: ~freilid, feline S&meiter
mo9t's an6ers, iie bat ben 8uriden
lleb uno m0dte ibm aus Ser Eatide
6elfen, bebauptet 6aber, ite babe @ero
bas sud- peggenomnter un6 es Damn
o%erloren. Ser ulte @o1ien lit mii-
tben6 boriiber." SD bin es nidt
min6er, 6oB meine &in6er ii@ einge<
miidt baben," iogte Der &ommer5ien=
ROTH. Isle muBten 6o@ 3eugnib OBJ
legen, So file oufgefor6ert mur6en nno
fonnten nidt mebr ausiagen alS lie
mnBten," beriebte &aroline entidnl,
bigenb. vDos tonnten lie 1i@t, aber
lie bro1dten nidt Hortet fir 6en
M0rber gu nebmen mn6 linn bon
Ireifstpolo einer @ertbei6iger gu be-
iorgen. S6 erflbr bon Der Sofe
erit, als mein Meffe bereits NIT benz
@edtsampalt Gungern geiprod)en
hatte n1rb fonnte es nidt ungefdeben
maiden. Sic 6iirfen mir 6esbalb ni@t
5iirnen, Iiebe &aroline." $50 6ens
fen sic Bin, @err &ommer5ienratb,
mie f0nnte id Sbnen 6as CUR 2ait
leger, ID nebme es ielbit Sbrer Sod-
Ter nidt libel, iie mei1t @briitenpflidt
du iiben nn6 einen @ertbei6tger muB-
te ser @eni6 ia o1f ieoen Sal be-
fommen." Sic FIND Elm brabes, e6el-
oenten6es Md6den," fogte ser &om-
m%er5ienrotb, ibr oie &on6 reidenb.
limo boB gera6e mein @retden ben
Strei@ gemodt bat. @enn's @il-
helmine getpeien m6re, io0t's mid
meniger munbern." rGrGnIein @ret-
f,en glaubt an 6es @eniden un-
fdulo, Grdulein @ilbelmine aber
1lidt, Tie tpor bel mir un6 bot mir ge-
iagt, iie bette Tim immer etrpaS l1n-
beimlides angemertt." Ger &om-
n1er8ienrotb ldd)elte itiu Dor ii6 BIN;
bas mar 10 gan3 6ie Mrt feiner Eodi-
ter, beute: r6oiiannob," morgen:
.&reu3iget ibn!" SO unipmpotbiih
i'm bos iprunghofte @eien @ilbel.
minens tpor, biesmoI tam es linn
gon5 geIegen. @enn er 8onrao bot
ieiner romantiiden Neiauns MIR a1dI
10 Ieidt bdtte abbringen fonner. Ct
fnonte ionoieren, Oh @aroline mifie,
lpie es NIT berielben itebe urb r,elfen
@inoruf iie bopor1 hotte unb fragtc
oesbolb: .Miiien Sic. tpie 4onroo
,iber sic Sahe bcnft?" Sic a1,cfte
sic Mfieln. .Dos fonn ih Nhnen
,lidt 10 getra11 fagen, id babe Sbren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-27
Gem ufeIuppe.

U E Hppe.
Semitic uno &artoffeln perben gez
pubt unb in bibf@e @urfel ooer
@tid@en gei@nttten; Die Rartoffel
perben geto4t, sic Semitic NIT to@ens
benz @ai1er iiberbribt. Sn einem IT.
oenen Sopf f@mibt man unter umz
riibren &~artoffeln unb @emufe In
Butter unb etmas Sped our4, gteb1
MaHer bin5u, tut @al5 baron UNI
to@t a1es nei6; bann flint man mad
uno nod ettpa5 Mil@ gu unb ftreut
5ulebt peterfilie in Die gut nit @ala
abqe16medte @uppe.