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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-06
(speeaL Sa.r. Bunettn corr,,pendeneal

ESPECIAL Star Bulletin Corr espe1dGHra)
OAHU COLLEGE, June S.-The re-
cttal given by the students Of the
PunAhou music department yesterday
afternoon was a unique as we'll as
interesting and enjoyable program.
This was the first program OF IT'S kind
in that II showed the work Of the tiny
tots" OF the beginners class night up
10 our graduates
The program opened with two pleas
ing selections from. the BoSs' and
Girls Glee Clubs under the leadership
OF Miss Jane Whine
The little children showed then.
selves quite 'ca7abie OF appearing be
fore an audience aud each one rem.
dered their numbers admirably, bring
ing out the careful and competent
training which they had received
from their teachers.
The violin trio was played unusually
we'll and showed good understanding
and interpretation.
The Russian Romance. played by
Louise Watkins, vas a charming mum.
Der, which vas followed by The
Chase, delightfully."- rendered by Agnes
Chalmers.
The violin selection By Frances Far
rington was we'll worth hearing for
she showed considerable ability along
that line.
Dora Broadbent played her number
With all the dainuness Of 4 butterfly
and her Interpretation was unusually
fine Evelin Webster closed the inter
esting program BY playing MoLarts
Fantasia in C minor in 4 very digni.
fled and grand manner, which made
an ideal finale.
The program vas as follows:
Piano duet-The Little May Queen.
.........,,..... BilbFo
Carolyn Shepherd, Winifred Guild
PiaHo-Dolls MinuSt. .Pietro Florida
Marian Eietob
Violin
(a) Melodi0 ............ Gurhtt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-06
new film OPENS
At THE HAWAII

A picture deep with human interest
and one that is filmed in manner
somewhat out Of the ordinary comes
to the Hawaii theater today, being
Where Love Leads" with Ormi Haw.
ley and Rockc1iffe Fellowes in the
leading roles. The story deals with
q young college nan. star football
player and all round athlete and the
lore problems with which he is con-
fronted.
Richard Warren the college man.
saves the life Of the beautiful Marion
Barstow and, naturally, they fall in
love. An effort is made to throw the
big game" In which Warren makes his
last appearance On the gridiron, with
out success. Marion is won by an i'm
poTerished English earl. being fascin
ated by the GIamer Of the title. War
rea becomes melancholy and morose
especially when he learns that Mar
ions English husband is negtectins
her.
: Many years. pses ind Marion sends
her tse dang tefs % visit their Erana-.
M finfs ThaN fan ifsfns fhn hanSia az
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-06
PUNAHOU music DEPARTMENT GIVES
music RECITAL OF MUCH INTEREST

tbt A German Folk Song
Paul cooke
Accompanied by Helen Judd
Ptano-Reoreatton -. Rudolph Friml
Frances McGrath
Piano
Serenade ............ GaynoF
The Wind ....... Wing
Magrista Livingston
Vioiin-Pastorale $1,000. Hans Slit
Phillips Brooks
Accompanied by Elizabeth Frazier
Piano duet-Polks ........ Bendel
Marguerite Ault. EloiSs Moore
Piano-Turkish March .... Dennee
Paloma jaeger
Piano
"a The BsR Piano Marie Crosby
TO- Hungarian Dance " Reinhard
Lucille Downs
Nio!in-Cavatina .. Oscar Schmidt
Kathryn Kilbourne
Accompanied by florence NJ Campbell
Piano-Elegie ..........~No llet
Charlotte Mclean
Piano-lmportant Event .. Schumann
Bernice Judd
Piano-Spinning Song ..... Narici
Virginia ClaPbourne
Violin trio-Intermezzo $780,. Motfatt
Martha Cooke, Leigh Waterhouse,
Joe Chalmers
ACCOMPANIED oy Lita Rodiek
Piano-Russian Romance ... Friml
Louise Watkins
Piano-The Chase Wilson G. Smith
Agnes Chalmers
Violin--Oriental ........ Cesar Cul
Frances Farrin gton
Piano-ButteFf1y ..... Densmore
Dora Bro4dbent
Piano-Fantasia in C minor. Mozart
EVelin Webster
Cherus-Skippers> OF st. ives. .....
.........::... Old Cornish Song
Boys and Girls Glee Club
Chorus-The Clocks ..... Rogers
Girls Glee Club
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-06
Varied PROGRAM
GIVEN FOR FIRST
GOODS0N RECITAL

Following Is the program which
! Katharine Goodson, the noted pianist,
will give at her opening recital TO-
night ut Mission Memorial Hail. be-
ginning at $3.50:
I. Sonata A Major. ..... Mozart
(a) Tema con varioEione.
Ch) Menuetto.
(e) Ro1dp AHA, Turca -
Rhapsody in 3 flat. Op. 11S....
......::.. Brahms
Sonata tn C sharp minor. .op.H,
~. Nc. 2,......-.. Beethoven
(a) Adagior sostenuto. 49,,
(h) Menuetto:- -
To Presto agitato. -
2. Nocturns in G major 80. Chopin
ca Study In hat -
(b) Study in G nat :
(c) Prelude in A major. >.
(d) Vaise In D flat, " -
To- Baiiadet in 4 flat. -
INFERMIssIoN
g. At Evening, Exaitation. schumann
-. ArabesQue ......... .Debussy
.Etineelles, MosEfoFski
Rhapsody No. .Lszt
Mason ana Hamlin piano used. r..
-.
He-This war talky has made old
Slopay quite q diplomat.
She-HoE SO? -
He-He 10 sounding out ali the
banks Of discount on an identical note.
Judge, l.. -.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12

SUBSCRIBERS arc earnestly re-
guested to observe the date
printed on their address slips,
which will keep them Mt all
times posted Us to the date
Of the expiration of their sub
scription. Prompt and timely
attention TO this request will
save oil parties great deal Of
ANNOYANCE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12
JoneSville Wedding

Miss rina Belle TuIley, the
youngest daughter of Mrs. Sa-
rah Il Talley, and MIR. Coy
Glass, of Hot Springs, Arkan-
sas, We're married at the hone
of the bride at Jonenville, Tues
day afternoon at three O'Clock
Rev. Painter, pastor of the
Southern Methodist Church,
officiating. Tho weddinJ was
quiet affair. only members of
the immediate family being
present. After the ceremony
the guests were invited into
the dining room, where a de-
licious dinner was served. The
bride and groom left on the
evening train for Hot Springs,
whore they will make their fu.
ture home, Mrs. y. G.. Harris,
of this place, sister of the bride,
attended the wedding.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12
December q 1917

sell in front OF the Post Office Building,
Big stone Gap, Virginia, between the
hours of IL a. m. and 70 IN, at public
cutlery to the highest bidder for cash in
hand the following machinery;
All that certain 25-horsc power Fricl;
boiler and engine, a Knight Saw Mill and
carriage, american Gang Edger Log
Turner, Two Large Inserted Tooth Cir
cular Saws, five or six small saws and all
attachments and rigging, belonging to
and being part Of the said machinery,
all additions and repairs put on said ma
chincry by said Wamplcr aud Nicely, in
Guiding saws aud belts, which machinery
Was formerly located at Jasper, Virginia,
ON tho property OF the I.ovcsdy Lumber
Company and which was removed to q
tract of land i'll powells Valley above Big
Stone Gap known MS The Frank Bianton
land, where the said machinery is intend
cd 10 be used in saving ccrta in bound
rics of timber into lumber.
K T. IRVINE.
Dec. 12-5l.5l) Trustee
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12
Wood For Coal
One Cord of Wood Equal to a
Ton of Coal.

Washington, Doc. i0.-To
help meet the shortage OF 3d.
100000 tons in the country's coal
supply. the fuel administration
in cooperation with the Depart
ment of Agriculture has inaugu
rated an intensive campaign
for tho substitution of wood for
coal.
Zone cord of hard wood is
equal to n ton Of coal" said an
announcement by the fuel ad,
ADMINISTRATION. zone tou of coal
is released for use in war work
for every cord of wood substi-
tuted. Statistics show t h /
there is vast amount of dead
wood in many sections of the
country and that the supply of
wood in many communities is
sufficient for domestic purposes
in those parts"
Most of the wood in commu-
mites is destroyed rs waste, it
was pointed out, and its conser-
sation not only would conserve
coal, but would prove meas.
ure OF economy TO the users.
New England and the South,
the statement said, have an
abundance of wood and in the
lattor section activities already
are under way looking to an
intensive campaign for the sub
st;tuiiou of wood. In this con-
nection it was announced that
the department. Of agriculture
would provide the service Of eX-
pert foresters without charge
to supervise the cutting of wood
so that no damage would be
done 10 growing timber and
that the largest use might be
obtained of the wood supply.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12
Badly Injured

T. K, Tiller, agent for the
Southern Railway III this place,
was painfully injured at six
O'Clock Monday morning, when
h,s range exploded in tho
kitchen shortly after a fire was
built in it. Mr.. Tiller's face
was badly cut and a jaw bone
was broken and several teeth
knocked out, lie also suffered
a broken leg. Mrs. Tiller was
in the kitchen at the time of
the explosion, bnt was not hurt.
The stove and u number of
Kitchen utensils were com.
pletely demolished.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12
County Agent D. D. sizcr at
BlacksburG.

The County Agents of Virgin
ia, about 10 all, are at the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
n Black sburg holding their
Annual Conference.
The meeting began Dec. nth
and closes Dec. 18th
The Agents hold regular three
session meetings each day, 9to
u u. IN. 10 . and Z to Q p. IN
at which time every phase of
Agriculture is discussed, the
problems Of the agents are
thrcshed out, and plans laid for
a larger and more comprchen-
sive work Tor the coming year.
These, more than any other
set OF men III Virginia, are the
men that are putting our state
and our counties III the front
ranks OF Agricultural wealth.
It's the earnest desire of these
men to see cur old state do her
great part in producing food.
We hope and believe our
County Agent will be greatly
helped aud inspired by these
meetings,and that Wise County
will receive n larger service be.
cause of his influence aud work
among us,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12
HANDS, Arms,
Limbs ASLEEP
And Was Rundown, Weak and
Nervous, Says Florida Lady.
Five Bottles Of Cardui
Made Her Well.


Kathleen. Fla.-aIra. Dallas Prime,
OF this place, says: after the birth
OF my last child...I got very much
rundown and weakened, 80 much
that I could hardly do anything at
all. wac so awfully nervous that
could scarcely endure the least
noise. My condition was getting
worse all the time. =.
knew l must have some relief or
would soon be In the bed aud in
serious condition for felt so badly
and was so nervous and weak could
hardly live. Ny husband asked Or.
------------ab about my taking Cardui. He
said. It's n good medicine, and good
for that trouble, SO be got me bot.
Ties. :. After hbout tho second bottle
felt greatly improved. before taking
IT my'iimhS and hands End arms
would go to sleep. After taking Il.
however. this poor circulation disap.
peared. Ny strength came back 10
me and waa soon on the road 10
health. After tee use OF about hot.
ties, I could do all my Homework
nIdes."
You can feel CATO IN giving Cardui
q thorough trial for your trouhles. Il,
contains 70 harmful or habi;.foruning
d.ugs, but Is composed OF mild. vcge-
table. medicinal Ingredients with no
had attere!fects. Thousands OF women
have voluntarily written, telling Of
tho gDod Cardui has done them. re
should heip you, too. Try Il, L as
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12

Government loans to farmers
i'll October amounted to $7,374,-
0i3. practically double the u
mount paid out during the pre-
vious month. Applications for
loans in the hands of the ~
Federal land banks total $685.
250,Si5.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12
Wo11lanless
Wedding

u
"The Womanless Wedding"
the entertainment to be- given
ut the Amuzu on Wednesday
evening, under the auspices of
the Finance Committee of the
local chapter of the American
Red Gross, will be one of the
most novel and unique affairs
ever staged in Big Stone Gap.
1t ia. in way, n mock we'd
ding, with business mon of the
town lis the contracting parties
and invited guests. Surely it
would be well worth the price
of admission to see the honora-
BILE Mayor of the town as the
"blushing BRIDE" and we guar
anteo that he will he "blush-
ing" DR. Karl Stoehi as the
groom; Mr.. W. G. Skunk as
best man; Mr.. II. l.. Fox and
Mr.. Sulfridge, Of Appalachia.
as father and mother, respect
lively, of the bride, will all be
interesting, to say the least; |
while Mr.. l.. o Petit and Mr..
G, n. knight will attract at
tention as the father and moth
cr of the groom.
No wedding was ever com
pleto without Il bevy of pretty |
girls, so of cour5e these will be |
supplied, and in the persons of
MIR. d. b. Sayers, Mir. w. j.
Smith, Mr.. q. Il. Blanton and |
DR.. G. Is. Bowyer. All bow legs |
and pigeon toes in this group
of Southern beauties will be |
discrcetly hidden beneath long
and graceful trains, while the
beautiful contour of neck aud |
arms will be disclosed by the
very low cut of the gowns. The
costume of the beautiful
maid.of-honor, Mr.. Il. E. Tag
gart, will follow closely the
lines of those of the bridesmaid
and, we feel sure, will be great
~ appreciated.
The hit or the evening, how
ever. should be made by the
lovely little flower girls, Mr.. G.
5. Carter, Mr.. Max GRADER,
MIR. j. II. Taylor and Mr.. Ray
Casper, who, in dainty little
knee.length frocks. made OF
pink and white tarlatan, will
scatter flowers across the path
of the bridal party. These dear
little girls will have as fellow
sufferer Mr.. 5. j Gundry, who
as rlng-boarer, Will appear in a
costume similar TO theirs.
Lack of space prohibits furth-
or enumeration of the delight
full characters in this most
cast. so you will have
TO come and see for yourself all
the beautiful actresses that
have gathered together for you.
amusement.
The proceeds from this enter
tainment will go 90 buy yarn
for the Red Cross knitters, so
come out and help send the
badly needed garments to our
boys.
Amuzu Theatre, "Wednesday
evening, Dec 18th, 1917.
Admission %, 80, and 10
cents.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12
Trustees Sale OF Saw Mill
and Equipment.

IS trustee in deed of trust, executed
by NJ S Wamplcr and ]. T. Nicely, to
secure the l.ovclady Lumber Company
in the purchase money for the machinery
hereinafter described and as provided
in said trust deed. will On Friday
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12
coEBURN HAS GREAT
MEETING
F. H. LaBaum aud Judsecas-
tie, Chief Speakers

On Friday night, Dec. Z, ut
1880 O'Clock Il representative
body of Coeburn citizens, CO.
operating with County Agent
Sizer, held u Community Meet
ing in tho Methodist church.
A large attendance greeted Mr..
j. ID, Clay, the presiding Off
Ger, who after song aud prayer
by the pastor, introduced, with
very appropriate remarks, Mr..
Sizer. Mr.. Sizer spoke briefly
of his work and the need of
greater production and cooper
alton.
Mr.. LaBaum, Agricultural
and Industrial Agent for Nor
folk aud Western Railway
made n string address on com
munity spirit and town devel-
opmcnt.'
Judge Castle, alec of theNor
folk and Western Railway
made n great plea for patriotic
service during this World war.
With his characteristic orntory
he brought forth applause after
applause aud smiles and Taught
cr were followed by heart aches
and almost tears, rs he drew
picture after picture OF the war,
and what it means to us.
Following Judge Castle, Mr..
Duncan, secretary of the Blue.
field Chamber of Commerce,
made n short appropriate ad
dress.
The meeting was dismissed
with prayer by Rev. Brooks.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12

Furlonghs for Yuletido week
will be granted all men atArmy
cantonments W Ii 8 9 absence
can be permitted in the opinions
of the division commanders, to
enable them to spend Christmas
at their homes.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12

Since the war insurance plan
became operative in October
more than $4,000 soldiers have
applied for insurance, amount
ing in I'LL TO nearly half n billion
dollars and averaging about
$4,000 man.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12

According to the Department
of Agriculture. rats and mice
destroy eachyear property worth
more than$2o0. 0oo, 900, eQunling
the gross earnings of an army
of 200,o0o,o0o men.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12

Aforce of 50 persons has been
Gen; to France by the Treasury
Department 70 audit the ac.
counts of the Army there.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12

Abody OF 100 surgeons has
been organized for service in
the hospitals Of Roumania.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-12
Want a Present for a Man.

If you're looking for n Christ.
mas for man like this, Il trip
to our store Will solve your
problem. This is n nuns store,
full of things men like. Here
you will find many II gift that n
man will appreciate for its use
fulness as well as for the senti.
ment which prompted the Civ
ing.
Why not make it a big, warm
Hart Schairner * Marx ulster
or greatcont or fur lined mo-
tor coat?
The following suggestions are
for your convenience:
Sweaters. gloves, shirts, half
hose, underwear, cuff buttons,
scarf pins, travelling bags, sus-
penders, leather belts, knitted
silk REFERS, bath robes, pa
jnmas, handkerchiefs, smoking
jackets. @. S. CARTER,
Big Stone Gan,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11
@eroet pie sic ainber.

@or GINGER 3eit beitieg i6 Ben
@traBenomnibus. Mir folgte eine
6rau NIT ibrem S0bnden. Ser
mtntere &nabe 5og es Dor, m1f bent
freien @tebplot sic 5abrt mit5uma-
9en, onltatt in Ben beidranften ST.
ne1traum 6es @agens at fommen. =
r@iro 6as ni@t gefdbrli@ fir 6td
iein?" frogte bie beiorgte Mutter.
80 liebe Mrtter, 6u iiebit mid ia
immer," la1ttete in fr0bli6er 3nber-
lidt sic fin6li9e Mntport.
8etroffen iduieg 6ie Mrtter, I'M
@efiibl ibrer SbnmaM, nn6 la4elte
berlegen, permodte ie6o6 benz feitett
Bertra11en Hires &i1beS ni@ts entge-
gen5uieben.
sSb ober 6odte beiddmt: @er6a
mie sic &in6er! &onnen mir Gbrt-
1tenleute, 0te mir 6o6 @ottes &inoer
1ino, ni6t ou@ 10 fr0bli@ uno ge=
troit fem im @inbltd auf ale @efab=
rem, sic uns muf Ser 8ilgerfobrt BEG
2ebens be6roben, 6ur9 6as 8etDuBt>
fem: @ott iiebt mid ia INNER!
8 tpel9 3uperii6tlides 8ertra1en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11
Kindtre&e.
Die &mmlt ser Selbitpertbeibisang.

v@lol1ben sic, oaB es unredt lei,
tpenn i) Sic &11nit Ser S%elbltpertbet-
oigl1ng erler11e?" fragte Elm iunger
Morm ieinen @eeliorger.
u@eipiB nidt," anttportete ser
@%eeliorger: ui9 bobe 6ieie &unit IN
meiner S11geno erlernt, nno tie tam
mir in mei1em 2eben i6on oft gut
at itatter."
v8irli6! @eIdes @pitem iibten
Sic? @11uipanS bieqeidt?"
v9eein; i6 Mbte @alomo1rs SD-
Item."
v@olomons @pitem?. Sabe nod
ME bon bieiem seb0rt."
Sos mag fem. Sic fin6en es I'M
erlten @ers 1es Is. @apitelS Der
@priide, 11n6 es la1tet: Cine ltnoe
Mnttport ltiQet Sen 3orn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11
Familienkrei$.
Sdommmg Ser @igenart.

. @S lit merfpiiroig, mie menig
|Vteni6en 6ie Duloung, Sic tie fir
ltb berlangen, audi an0eren entge-
genbringen.
9u perlangit @6onung 6einer
@igenart, i6onlt 61 tie audi BEL a1l-
oeren?" 10 fragt Ser Hbiloiopb, un6
ELM ironiibes 2a9eln ipielt INN iei-
men Muno.
~SSa, mei1e gigenurten lin6 aber
ald) ni6t 10 laderli6, mie 6ie met
ner 9efannten. Srau s. 3. g., 6en-
fen sic n11r, ite bil6et it6 Elm, lin-
gen lei geiun6 fir Die 2unge, un6
troBoem iie gar feline 5timme bat,
ilbt iie ie6en Sag cine Stunoe,
nimmt tbeure 2eftionen nn6 er5dblt
es ie6ermam itrablen6. nn6 erit
metn S6tpager, Ser bebauptet, ma1l
miilfe unbe6edten &ntptes fpa5ierel1
geben, un6 nun lauft er auf ben
|StraBen, mitten in Ser Stam berum
NIT DEM Suite in Ser @anb, fo6ab
man it6 or6entli6 idamt, tpem
man i'm 5ufdllig trifft un6 it@ nidt
glet6 tpie6er bon ieiner a1ffalen6en
@egentpart befreien fanr."
Cine an6ere Game meiB gIei6faQs
bon 6en abnormiten Sonoerli@feiten
ibrer lieben @ertparoten un6 8e,
tannten Elm langes un6 b06ft OBJ
neutrality-suspicious. 2ie6 5u iingen.
sic beridtet iogm, 6aB bon BEN Slit
bern mander gatr3 ieltiame @igenar-
ten 5eigen nn6 it6 6a6ur@ iibera4
Gaittg u16 unmogli@ maiden.
uDu lieber &immeI," 10 fabrt sic
8etreffenoe fort, Imam bat gemiB
m16 feline @igennrten = mer tpare
fret 6abort = aber eS iin6 bo9
barmloie, fleine @etpobnbeiten, sic
iiberbm1pt 1i9t auffa1en> o11b fei=
men all5u idroffen @egenfaB at Sen
bon Ser @ernunft anerfannten nn6
bel g%ebil6eten Menfden ib1iden &C.
pobnbeiten bil6en."
@ema6, tpertbe Sro1t, fol1ten sic
ii6 ga nt6t in einem fleinen liebens-
.miir6igen Srrtbum b%efin6en? Sol6e
Srrtbimer nnterlm1fen ei11em ndm=
li9 Defenders germ, tpett1 es it@ So
r11m ban6elt, 6ie eigenetr 5ebler nn6
Shtpaben obieftib at bemrtbetlen.
Mun lift itets bereit, fir fem eigenes
Ebun un6 9aiien, int Motbfam o11b
no9 fir sos Ser 1tGditer SamiIien-
a~ngeb6rigen sic logtf4en mn6 ein-
leudten6iten acknowledgment at
fin6en, man tpir6 ie6ob iofort frittf9
ut6 obtpetfer6, tper11 einem an ei1rem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11
9ie 3isemmersTamilie.

Mm einem Morgen> oIs ser fleine
Mnton: fem 6riibitiid an Ser @arten-
pforte ber5ebrte, iab er 6ur6 6aS Ell,
lerne @ittertbor bin6urb nn6 er-
blidte einen Mann un6 etn 8etb, 6ie
3iemli9 braun bon @eitdtsfarbe ma=
rem, langes, idpor5es, %itruppiges
@oar batten nn6 10 armielig in &lei=
onng einbergingen 6aB 6ieie ibre
8l0Be faum at ,be6eGen bermodten.
sic batten it6 amf Sen griinen &a-
ien Dor ser @artenpforte nie6erge-
iett, un6 neben ibnen fro@en 5tpei
@ir6er bon etpa 6ret mn6 flint Sat-
rem int @roie lumber, 6ie, obi@on
gleidfaIs itarf bon Ser Come ge-
br6rnt, 6o@ 10 1tager nr6 blaB aus
iaben, 6aB es Clinton re6t III ser
@eeIe tpeb tbat, ite nn5uieben; 6enn
ibr miiBt tpilien, 6aB Clinton Elm ga'
tes, mitlei6iges @er5 batte.
&n11m batte sos cine 6teier &in6er
= es par ser etpa funfiabrige &na=
be = clinton an ser 8forte nit iei-
ner id0nen tpeiBen Semmel in ser
@an6 erblidt, als er bom 8o6en auf
iton6, ii9 6en1 fletnen S6ma11ier
idudtern nGberte un6 cine ietner mo
geren @dr6e bitten6 gegen i'm a1S=
itredte.
Clinton beriton6 6ieie 8%etpegung
6es armen &naben gar tpobl, nn6
obglei9 er 1elbit nod ni6t fatt tpar,
10 ltanb er, BON Mitlei6 betpegt, bod
feinen Mugenblid an, 6en @eft fei-
ner @emmel 6ur6 6as Sitter benz
ar1ne1 3igelner- &noben 5u5uret6en,
Ser glei6 nit einem folden &eib=
hunger btneinbiB, als babe er IN
mebrere1t Sagen mdts gegeiien.
Clinton pnBte f6on bon Got nn6
ieiner rnen6li@en @ite, un6 feline
fromme Ma1tter batte i'm friib betett
un6 1einem bimmIifden Softer fir
empfangene @obltbaten 6anfen &C.
lebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11
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