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ness nor preparedness In the present
system. Secretary Of War Baker said a
good thing when he remarked. Every
man has got to have q stake In his
country
"t Il neither right nor fair that busi-
ness men should BE- penaiixed for their
patriotism through making serious imam
sacrifices to do the work OF profess
sionai soldiers while all the time there
is hanging over their heads the possi-
bility that they will be called out Tor
the same thing again.
THE work of a professional soldier Is
distinct from that Of the militia soldier
In that the regular Is willing to be placed
Indefinitely upon border patrol duty. Tor
example. while the civilian did not en-
list for police work. but for an emer-
gency. We are told that there was an
emergency this time and we a v to be-
iieve II. but that does not alter the situa-
ton.
Il the civilian were better satisfied to
do the routine work OF a soldier than his
own business he would be a soldier In
stead Of a civilian. But the fact that he
Is a civilian and has every desire TO re-
main such should be recognised In every
species OF legislation which has the ten
dsncy TO make him forfeit his place In
civil and business life"
The sun., 1916-11-30
BUSINESS TO VOTE
ON CONSERVATION
U. 8. Chamber Of Commerce
Submits Remedial Legislation
Plan to Referendum.
AIM IS TO STOP WASTE
Proposal Is to Have Federal
Trade Commission Aid In
dustrial Operation.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Commercal
bodies Of the country through a ref
erendum sent by the Chamber Of Com
merce Of the United States will have an
opportunity to vote for or against the
report Of a special committee which
recommends that there should be RENEE
dial legislation to permit coopera-
tive agencies under Federal supervision
In those industries which involve pri-
mary natural resources, on condition
that the agreements in fact tend to
conserve the resources. to lessen acci-
dents and to promote the public interest.
The plan Is to make II possible for
the Federal Trade Commission to go
beyond its present powers OF investiga-
ZION and to formulate constructive
plans under which an industry may OPP
crate to the common benefit Of consum-
ers. workmen and producers.
The committee making the report Is
headed by W. l.. Saunders Of New York.
chairman OF the board OF directors Of
the 1ngersoll-Rand Company, and for
merly president Of .i,e American Insti-
tute of Mining Engineers. The other
members are William r.. Clark. profess
sor of geology at Johns Hopkins rnl-
vers!ty and geologist for the state OF
Maryland John II. Fahey. a newspaper
publisher OF Boston and formerly presi-
dent OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF
the United States Charles ~. Keith. a
lumberman and Goa operator Of Kan.
sas city. president OF the Southern Pine
Association. n DR.. Charles r.. Van
Hise. a we'll known GeoloGist and prcsi-
dent OF Wisconsin University.
This committee confined its study 90
timber. the ores and deposits Of useful
metals and the deposits Of minerals
which are a source OF heat. light and
power.
The committee has in mind remedial
legislation which would in no sense
encroach upon State jurisdiction but
which, when these enterprises through
their entrance upon interstate trade he
come subject to Federal statutes. would
declare legal the situations that are in
question In the event that certain condi-
tons " been met.
II Is contended by the committee that
In the course OF the last twenty-five
Years the competition which increases
waste OF natural and height
ems danger to life and limb among oper-
atives has grown In breadth and inten-
sity.
The quantities OF products this coun-
try's natural resources are called upon
to furnish have greatly increased dur
inG the years which have elapsed since
general legislation dealing with inter-
state trade was enacted. The production
Of coa from American mines has in
creased almost fivefoid. while the popu-
lation has increased less han 20 per
cent. During the last quarter OF a cen
fury the yearly drain upon our sources
"f petroleum has increased skiold and
more.
The sun., 1916-11-30
BENZ. F. NORRIS SUED
BY BRIDE OF ROMANCE
Wife Of q Malt Dealer Named
as Correspondent in Di-
vOrce Action.

Mrs. Mary Hope Norris. a member OF
q well tU do Southern family. has begun
suit for divorce from BENJAMIN ,. Nor
ris. her second husband. In her com-
plant. published yesterday. Mrs. Norris
mentions Pearl Margaret Shontal. wife
Of Max Shontal. a wealthy dealer In
malt and hops at l16 Broad street.
1t was in The Towers. an apartment
house at I West Ninety fourth street.
where Mrs. Shontal lives. that Mrs. Nor
rts alleges the misconduct occurred on
March &c last. Mrs. Norris also speaks
OF a trip by her husband to Connecticut
and says another instance Of his infidel-
ity occurred when he was In the COM
amy Of an unknown roma In a
hotel In West Forty-seventh street.
Mrs. Norris was born about forty
years ago In New Orleans. She first
met her present husband, a New York
lawyer. on an automobile trip with
friends at Shelter Island In the summer
Of 1912. A swift courtship followed on
the part Of Norris. and two months later.
on September IL. they were married.
A couple Of ear they developed
q social acquaintance with Mrs. Shon-
tai. who II about the same a. Mrs.
Norris snd has a Grown son. Norris
has hled a general denial Of the accusa-
tons.
The sun., 1916-11-30
LAST APPEAL FOR STIELOW.
Gov. whitman Reserves Decision

A'BASY. Nov. 29.-For nearly four
hours to-day Gov. whitman listened 10
appeals for mercy for Charles +. Site
low. now in the death house OF Sing
SIM prison for the murders Of Charles
H.. Phelps OF West Shelby. Orleans
county. and his h~ousekeeper, Mrs, Mar
garct Wolcott. Gov. Whitman reserved
decision.
Stielow Is under sentence TO die the
week OF December II. and those who
have made a vigorous fight 10 ave his
life said to-day hat this Is their last
attempt. They urged that Stielow is
OF weak mentality. that his actions be-
fore and after the murden were not
those Of a guilty persons. tfua a grave
doubt Of his guilt has been raised by
the confession OF Erwin King. which
King afterward rccanted.
District Attorney Kn~ickerbocker argued
against interfering with the decision
and sentence Of the courts. and said that
Stielow's guilt had been proved.
The sun., 1916-11-30

United States are extensive eno,,, =.
meet the extraordinary demand una'
them. Two Of the big private pIan,ul
have not taken contracts for tho i,,..s
vessels. In addition to their f%acii,,s..
ways are to be provided at various NJ
yards BY the expenditure Of the 1s mo
900 appropriation authorized BY Consr...
In the last naval bill.
The only unknown quantity in IN. -,
culations Of the Navy Department . ~.
ability OF the contractors 70 clear ,h !.
ways for the construction of the sb'n,
still to Dc contracted for in accordance
scheme adopted by Congress OF ar,, ne
ing the Secretary Of the Navy IN .ran.
bonus up to 20 Del cent. for the coan,a
ton Of the warships within q cer,.npIe'
stricted time has failed to accomplish re, re.
desired purpose. p"sh the
The sun., 1916-11-30
BIRD s. COLER OUT
FOR COMPTROLLER
Will Run With or without
Support Of Tammany,
He Says.

Bird 8. Coler. former Comptroller Of
New York city and former Borough
President Of Brooklyn. announced yes
terday that he will Be . candidate for
Comptroller at the coming election. He
wants the support OF Tammany Hall. he
states. but II he cannot get that support
he will run In the primaries as an inde-
pendent candidate.
Mr.. Coler In his announcement sub
mits the platform on which he will seek
to be a candidate and In the platform he
nays the influence of the Rockefeller
Foundation in attempting TO run the
present city government and also indi-
rectly attacks the efficiency Of Mayor
Mitchel's administration.
He asserts that he is fitted by expert
ence for the ofhce he seeks and for which
he has . great personal inclination. In
his platform he states AZ follows:
why should there be any humbug
about Il? I want the once. and I shall
ask for the support Of Tammany Hail
and for the support Of the Brooklyn
Democratic organisation. But with or
without this support. I intend to submit
the question Of my nomination to the
people in the primaries.
II have no objections to government
by the Rockefeller Foundation. IL the
Rockefeller Foundation will run in the
election. but I him the people are wor-
ried to death with the performances Of
little representatives whose rrogance is
swollen by the social prominence and the
vast wealth Of those whom they serve
rather than the people OF tho city.
II Ia nc silly dread Of the influence
Of we'll to do men In politics. but that IL
entirely another matter than the sale Of
q city whose population 10 greater than
the Kingdom Of Greece for exploitation
The sun., 1916-11-30
EDISON COMPANY APPEALS.
Asks for RehearinG On Order 10 Re
lace Electric Rates.

The Edison Electric Illuminating
Company Of Brooklyn yesterday pc
titioned the Public Service Commission
for a rehearing on the commissioner
order of October 81 directing the COM
pany to reduce It's rates for electric cur
rent from IL to 8 cents per kilowatt
hour. The matter will be taken up by
the commission at Its meeting next
week.
The company has already notified the
commission hat 1t will not accept the
reduction order. which means that
a rehearing Is granted or the
company takes the case to court the
question will not be settled for more
a year. The reduction was to take
effect December 1.
Among the reasons given by the COM
pany for a rehearing are that the COM
mission was without Jurisdiction to
make the order: that no evidence was
add,hred at the hearings showing that
the cpmpany's rate Of IL cents furnishes
a return in excess OF the cost OF render
ing the service: that the rates fixed by
the commission are unjust. discriminatory
and unreasonable. and that II the re-
duction order Is obeyed 1t will not per-
NIT Of a fair return on the money &C.
tually invested.
The sun., 1916-11-30
BoIssEvAM SERVICE DELAYED
Women SuHrsgists Defer Memorial
Until Next Week.

The Conversational Union for Woman
Suffrage announced yesterday that the
memorial service for Mrs. lnez Milhol-
land Boissevain. which Mrs. .. II. 7. Bel
mont. Mrs. Harriet Stanton Batch and
other leaders were arranging to take
place Sunday afternoon at the Church OF
the Messiah. would DO postponed until
some day later IN the week. They have
decided that it would be better to watt
IN they can consult with the parents
and husband OF Mrs. Bolssevaln.
John Mllholland. Jr., Mrs. Boissevain's
brother. said last night he had had no
further word. and knew nothing beyond
the fact that Eugen Boisscvain and Miss
Vida Milholland had started from Los
Angeles Monday. and that the parents
meant TO follow with their daughters
body on Tuesday.
The sun., 1916-11-30
PRISON FOR CUSTOMS FRAUD.
Hawbys Are Sentenced for ship
pinE Rubber as Baggage.

Having pleaded guilty to shipping
dental rubber as passengers baggage
on Scandinavian-American liners. Kay
V. Hawby. a Dane. and his brother Axcl
S.. Hawby. were sentenced by Judge
Edwin s, Thomas in the United States
District Court yesterday to ten days each
In the Tombs. Theirs were the first
prison sentences TO be imposed on ship
pers who violated United States GUS
toms laws in attempts TO run the British
blockade,
AT the same time Judge Thomas sus-
pended sentence In the case Of Willie
wes,erlund, steward On the liner Stock
holm. who confessed to having aided
the Hawhys. The court also imposed
a ine Of $50 OF Herbert 4. Ramm, who
pleaded guilty to shipping crude rubber
under similar circumstances
The sun., 1916-11-30
NEW FERRY LINE PLANNED.
VIII Connect Nerplanck's Point
and TOmpkins Cove.

P~KEKsKILL. Nov. 29.-Pians have been
completed. It was announced In Pesks-
kill to-day, for opening a vehicular
ferry line across the Hudson River In
April " Ncrplancks Point, south
oi i'cckskiii, and TompkinS Cove.
Calvin Tomkins. Commissioner of
Docks aud Ferries IN New York clty
under Mayor iaynor. IL treasurer Of
the new ferry company. A large Lack
awann ferryboat now plying the lower
HudS9n. will bs used.
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y. ". for Wilson by 50.

CONCORD. ". H.. Nov. 2s.-The plu-
rality for Wilson electors In New Hainp-
shire has been reduced from SO to Sc
by corrected official returns. Fipu?es
made public to-day by Secretary OF
State Bean showed that Hughes electors
received 307 instead OF 30l votes in
Ward Twelve. Manchester. and - in
stead OF % at Groton. The recount OF
the States vote, petitioned by Republi-
can leaders. Is TO begin December I.
The sun., 1916-11-30
Britt Gets A. Injunction

SALISBURY. n. c.. Nov. 2s.-A tempo
rary injunction and restraining order
was Issued in the Rowan County Su-
perior Court to-day against the State
Board OF Elections. Gov. Craig and the
Secretary Of State. to prevent issuance
Of . certificate Of election to Zebulon
weaver. Democrat. rs member Of Con-
gress from the Tenth North Carolina
district. because OF disputed returns
from Buncombe county. Representa-
tive J. J. Britt, Republican, claims cleo
ton.
The sun., 1916-11-30
Favors Compulsory Service, .

PERSONALLY I believe that every able
bodied young man between the ages Of
Is and 20 should be required to have two
months OF actual military training the
hrst year a month the second year. two
weeks the third year and then to be on
reserve. The enthusiasts among these
would serve to keep up the National
Guard. There Is certainly neither fair.
The sun., 1916-11-30
$65,OOo,O00 IN US.
WARSHIPS AWARDED
Secretary Daniels Gives Out
Contracts for Additions
to the Fleet.
BULK OF THE PROGRAMME
American Yards Can Handle
All Craft Congress Has
Approved.

wAsHiNGroN, Nov. 20. Secretary
Daniels awarded contracts to-day FOR
more than 8 100000 worth OF ne"
fghtins ships for the ncludi
battleships at 100000 eacn'
feet submarines at APPROXIMATELY
ST. 90. 900 zach and ~ coast submarines
at from Sssl,ooo to sses.ooo each. with
| armor and armament the battieships
! will cost the Government about $lS'ooo''
900 each.
These vessels comprise the bulk OF the
great building programme or 90 crait
of various types appropriated Tor by
the last session OF blds lot
four battle cruisers will be received
December s and for three scout cruisers
on January 3, with the hope OF complet-
ing the ask Of getting all the SHIPS
I under contract within the six months
limit set by Congress.
Already the House Naval Committee
is at work on the 1918 bill and early
in the spring the Department must fnd
building facilities for at least three
more battleships. one battle cruiser and
a proportionate number OF other craft
remaining on the three-year construction
| programme. The bill TO be put through
this winter for the navy will carry "a
total Of nearly $500. 900. 900.
Two Firms Get Big ships.
Contracts for two battleships each
were awarded to-day to the New York
%Shipbuiidlng Company and the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com
pany. Secretary Daniels announced that
the companies had agreed to the DEPART
ment's specifications calling for turbo-
The sun., 1916-11-30
Killed by Explosion In Fsru.cc.

Harry George. Of Kenssel avenue. West
Nu'ley' ~ j., was killed yesterday when
an levator plunger exploded I'm n FUR.
mace In the plant ~ the Otis Elevator
company at .32 Eleventh avenue, where
no was employed as a blacksmith.
alicha"' Si"it"iy, "f ,s2 Grand street.
hrooklyn, his helper, lost his left eve
s,d received severe burns and contusions
W,llam hon's, the foreman, Of 72t
%u.a"k"n avenue, Brooklyn. also was in
The sun., 1916-11-30
Woman May Cast Kansas Ballot.

TorrKA. Kan. Nov. ga woman
probably will go to Washington to repre-
sent Kansas in the Presidential electoral
college. Hubert L.ardner, chairman OF
the Democratic State Committee, sale
to-day preparations were being made to
choose Mrs. r. &. Layman OF Hutchin-
son to represent the Kansas electors.
Mrs. Layman n the first woman to be
named a. . Presidential elector In the
state.
The sun., 1916-11-30

The i've feet submarines will he Of
the so-called 500 ton type and similar
in size To the German U-53, which
called recently at Newport. II. l.. before
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
Kinaere&t.
Gin fleikiser s6al.r,

Muguit mar Elm fleiBiger &nabe.
Seine 8egnbung mar nidt iebr groB,
mobl aber fem Offer un6 feline Sre1te.
Dos 2ernen fiel linn redt i9tper,
unb ma1,dmal, men11 an6ere &naben
aus ieiner &laiie cine Code 1anglt
begriffen battem, muBte er ieine11
2ebrer mod einmal nm @rflarnng
bitten. Mber CT mollte um ie6en
&reis ettpos ler11en, 6arum m1bte er
feline freie 3eit tpeisli6 aus. Wenn
Sic onoeren &naben oroltBen ipielten
lrno fproneen, iob er baufig orinnen
inn 5hul5immer, um feline M%ufgobe
pod einmol 5u mieoerbolen. 8eion=
6erS ernlt nabm er es NIT ieinen Mr=
beiten, felt er in Der Gbriltenlebre
pom Seilanoe geb0rt batte. IS mar
linn flar gemor6en, 6aB Ser Seilono
a1,6 ib1 lieb babe uno baB er aud)
nit ieinen Sdulangelegenbeiten gu
Se1u geben oiirfe. Nnn ging es NIT
ser Mrbeit piel leidter, ga er feline
3uflu6t gum &errn nebmen fonnte,
aber CT arbeitete ,nidt tpeniger flei=
Big.
ltno ser &eilan6 ieonete Sic
Ire11e oes &1raben reibli6. Mls
Mugl,lt Sic Sdul5eit binter iid~ batte,
fom er 5l1 einem tiiiidtigen Meiiter in
sic 2ebre. @r 1pur6e Elm fabiger
uno moblbaben6er @ef6aftsmonn,
ser oemiitbig Dor 6em Mngeiidt iei=
nes bimmliiden @aters pat6elte,
feline Mrbeiten gepiiienbaft ur6 trel1
ousfiibrte u1po nit ieinen Mitteln
biel @a1tes perridtete. Mber monde
bon 1einen S@ulfameruoen, 6ie biel
idneller un6 leidter lernten a1S er,
mur6en ip4ter arme 2e11te> neil Tie
nidt trel1 getpeien tparen nit ibren
I6onen @aben nn6 6em lieben @ott
nidt sic gbre gegeben batten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
@pielet nidt NIT 5emer.

@imem bropen @anbtperfer mnr6e
Dor etniger 3eit GIT iieben. &in6ern
no6 ein odtes gef6enft. 9ie frante
un6 fdtpa6e Mutter tpolte na6mit=
tags eim stiinoden %unget0rt ruben
un6 i6idte ibren bieriabrigen &no=
ben nit einem oreiiabrigen 59me=
iterden gum Gpielen binaus. 0os
Miitter6en iderfte ibnen audi 5mei
Efenmge gum @imtaufen bon &ldmp=
hen. @os tbut nun Ger fleine
&nirps? St faufte i'm 9o6en ar=
ltatt Der SuBigfeitem Elm @6abtel=
diem Streidbo1aer, I'M 6amit, mie er
es lei6er 10 oft bon. b0ien dltern
S11ngen geieben bate, inn Srie0en Elm
S e11erde1 GIT MAIDEN. Mer : 0
Sbreden = bal6 ltan6 SOS 8iib6en
in bellen 6lommen. Mu feline &let=
ser brannten li6terlob. Cutie 2e11te
liefen berbei, nn6 Elm Weam marf
oem &in6 leinen &od gum grltiden
6es Serers Inn. Mber es mar 1dpn
GIT ipdt. @6redli6 berbramnt muir
6e 6as @in6 ins Sous getrogen. Sic
or1ne M11tter iommerte entieblid
nn6 muBte, bamit lie 1i9t nod
f6limmer front mer6e, bon SEN
No6barinnen fortgefibrt meroen.
Ser BON Ser Mrbeit gebolte 8ater
ipra@: u&in6, mas bait ou gemadt>
6u muBt iett fterbem." : Gin
trouriges u&apa" mar oas ein5ige
@ort 6os ser or111e &lei1e no9 ber=
porbringen fonnte. SIM &ranfen=
bal1ie ltarb sos @iiblein nod am iel=
bigen Mben6 no6 entfeb1i@en
5dJmer5en, neil es 1t11geboriam ge=
noe en moor 1tn6 3iin6bol56en gefauft
botte, INN nit 6em Te11er GIT ipielen.
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tpieoerum flebte iie: u@eripriA es

npeoernm flebte tie: ~Wer1pr1@ Is
mir!"
Da iagte er 5ogern6: uSa."
Dos fronfe &in6 aber i@lob 6ie
Mugen nno murbe BON Ben gngeln
bineingetragen in sic etuige &eimatb.
Ser @oter fat fem @erfpreden ge-
balten. Sc 1T Inn in BEN eriten
Sabren idtper getporoen, ii6 bon
Dem @eloe gu trennen, aber ipater
lit es ibm lei6t geapor6en, un6 5u-
lebt lit es ibm cine &er5emsfreu6e
ge1peien, SEN iedbaig Tbalern no@ et=
lide bin5ufiigen 5u 6irfen.
@emn ib iiber Sen Srieobof gebe
nn6 iebe, tpie 6te Erol1ern6en 6ie
&ran5e o11f sic @raber legen, Damn
tits mir, olS OBJ i6 cine Stimme
b0rte, sic iiber oie @raber beriber
IN sic &er5en bimetnriefe: u8enn gu
ser Eo6ten ge6enfe1t, 6ann pergiB
ni6t ser 9eben6en! Die 9iebe,
mel@e bienie6en BON Dir genommen
it, mabnt 6idL 2iebe 5u then an Sea-
ZEN un6 6ernetr." user einen &ra115
oufs @rab legt, ser lalie iid aus
@imnelsb0be bernieoer sic @timme
i1S &er5 binein erida1en: ~Mein
&ater, meine Mntter, mein 8ruoer,
meine Sdtpeit er, mein 8eib, mein
Mann> metr Sobn, meine Sodter,
mas 6u mir niht mebr 6arreiden
fann1t, SOS rei9e elmer Mrmen o6er
einem @lenoen bar; ninm etli9e
8latter BON bent &ram5 mnb i6ide
iie Sen Berlaiienen nn6 8etriibten
un6 1dmiide 6omit SEN @eibnadts=
baum zines Mrmen."
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Fatnilienkrei$.
2as @eim nno sic mpberne Tran.

Sos itol5e @ort ~Mein &eim lit
meine Surg" ffangt an feline 8eoen=
tung at p%erlieren. Neir1, ni4t neil
Ne1niiiebanoler, &affee=, geabmai6i=
ne11< p6er 811d]ogente11 urs ale Noie
lang an sic &intertbiir rufen, ni6t
neil Selepbonfal1irer, @oSinipeftor
o0er @ismam ur1S notbige11, ib1ten gu
b%eliebigen Eoges5eiten 81ttritt 5u
gepdbrer1, nidt ueil ein babies
9ubeno Nodbarn uni ere Selepbon
be1m1ben ober l111S NIT Ser 8eallfltb=
tigung ibrer unge3oge1en &angen
betrauen, mabren0 lie ~lboppen"
geben, nein, einfah, 1peil es Die Srou
10 oefretirt bot. @ie bel allen To-
5iolen ltmtpdl5ungen lit aald bier oie
6ral1 sic mobre Iriebfeber Der it'd
I'M @eim p%oa5iebe16en &epolntion.
1reibeit, @leidbeit, 8riioerlid>feit
l1no l1nobbaagigteit iin6 meibliden
@eidledts, un6 tpie plele Sral,e11,
nebme,r lih bd11fig BON 8eitem be-
trddtlid berlodenoer aus ols BET
mberer 9etradtung. M11b Dos ger
letenoe Clement 0es altmooiid1s1
@einls beoingt SEN meibliden Mrtifel,
ga es iid sic id0ne ge5eidnl11g die
@leihberedtignng" beigelegt bot.
8pn beiBem Streben nub ibr er=
fiillt, ieben mir 6ie Jrult oes 90.
S%obrbunoerts sic @r11nbpfeiler oes
@oales untergraben, Ser ihr bisber
ols nas eritrebenstpertbel tie 3iel Hires
2ebenspfaoes gegolten bot.
9ie jobrtm1ienpoe alten 91tgenoen
bes meiblihen 8elble6R, Sanft=
mutb, Selbltberle11gr1tng ltnb @e1iig-
lamfeit, merber bon Der mo6ernen
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8latter npn1 &re1ts a1f etnem
@rabe.

Gin 8oter 1aB am Bette ieincs
@ir6es mn6 bielt bie 5arte, peibe
&an6 in ser ieinen nn6 bielt Sic
@on6 10 felt, o1s OBJ er iie THINNER
loslolfen tpole, rr6 blidte in Dos
tooblaile Mntlib binein, ais Oh ct Ell
mem @trobI ser @offtuttg fir lein
bo1rges &er5 aus 6en groBen blouen
Mugen bera1s1mden noble. 90
fragile nrplotli@ sos &in6 BEN So
ter: vWsfein 8ater, tpiuit 6lt mir eine
8itte erfiiQen?"
ugebr gerne mia i6 6eine Bitte
erfiiuen" ertpi6erte er.
r@oter, foge mir, tpie biel ont in
ei1rem Sabre mobl ousgeben m1Bt
fir meine @et6rng un6 Mab=
r11ng?"
%, mein &in6, sos lit 6o6 ea115
gIeidgiiltig; = menn ou MIR tpie=
Ser geil1n6 mirlt, 6ann miu i6 6ir
Elm id0mes &1ei6 geben."
80, mein @ater, iag's mir"
l1n6 bringen6er muroe sic 8itte
oes &inoes un6 immer 6ringenoer.
90 iagte idlieBlid Ger Softer: uGs
mr0gen tpob1 ied5ig o6er iieb5ig Sbo=
Ter 1ein."
r@oter, ih m1B 6i6 NUN bal6 per=
1oiien ur6 fomme gum @eilan6 III
Sen ihonen @immel, ltnb 61 mtrIt
nidts mebr fir metne &leioung nno
Mabrurtg a1ts5ngeben boben. @er11
ib nidt mebr bei Sir iein >peroe,
oann nimm 6ie ied8ig Sbaler nno
1bide iie 6ortbi11, tpo man Sen. garr5
ormen nm6 perlaiienen &in6ern
Mobr1rtg un6 @ei6ung gilt. @iQit
6at es tba11, mein gater? - ga, 6lt
tpil1t es = beriprih es Mir" lno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
9Q fi@ bel Der norfpea

Da fi9 BEL Der norpeat-
i4en itaatli@en 8erpflesungstpm=
mifiion @@pierigteiten tpesen 8e,
f4offuns BON Sonnase fir Waren,
bic aur @i@erung Der @erforsun9
bes 2anbes nit Qebensmittern i'm
Muslonoe getouft poren, ersaben,
bra@te bic &egierung cine @eiebz
porlage Elm, nad Der Dos Re@t, Dos
Der Staot bereits our @nteignung
bon @aiffen beiibt, berart ertpeitert
lpirb, bob elm entei9netes @4ift of
ne porberise Nb14dBung fofort ibers
npmmen perben tann, tpenn n0ttg,
nit 9ilfe Der poliaei. Der @do=
beneriaB .mirb in btefem San, ba.p.
mDgli@ft beitimmt uno 9eletitel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
Kinder
MACH %FLETCHER's
Golb sprins Bier,
Gin Gdtes 2agerbier.

Maeenbeidmerben nnb @artleibisfeit.
SD iage es nit Sreuoen, 6ob
@bomberlotn's Tablette 6as 3ufrte-
%6enfteuen6ite Mittel fir Mogenbe-
idumer6en un6 &artIeibigfeit itn6, bas
id mdbrenb meiner "a Sabre Ian.
gen Mpotbefer5eit gebrnudt babe"
idreibt g. s. Mrupbp, M%potbefer.
@eIlsburg, &c. 3. 81 fol1fen in
Senrp's Corner Drug Store. sling.