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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-07-17
CENTENNIAL.

July Is, 1918.
Mrs. Isaac Duff departed for Rock
Falls last week for visit with her
son, George and family.
John Rosa of Ossian came Satur-
day for visit with his brothec,
Theodore,
Miss Mary Harris of near Decoeah
is visiting at the Mrs. Stevens home.
Miss Grayce Carlin spent Friday
night at the Mrs Daniels home.
Mrs. e. K. Stnudal and sister-in-
law, Miss Ruth Staudal of Minnea-
polls came Thursday for visit at
the Rae Runkle and Ms. Daniels
homes. They returned home Satur-
day.
Miss, Bessie Handgardner of near
Postville visited relatives in this
vicinity, last week.
M. and Mrs. Arthur LANCE and
children called in Centennial Sunday
evening.
The Red Cross dance given at the
Rae Runkle home Saturday night
was well attended. The total sum
received was about $4,000 including
the expenses.
Miss Mabel Haugen who has been
sewing for Mrs. Daniels returned TO
her home near Nordness Friday.
Ms. Rae Runkle, Mrs. e. E. Stau-
dial and Misses nellie Daniels and
Ruth Staudal autoed to Festina and
Calmar Friday.
A few from here were in atten-
dance at the dance at Fred Knees
kern's Friday night.
Mrs. Clarence Miller and daugh-
ter, Vaida of near DEBORAH visited
at the Mrs. Stevens and Ed Youmans
homes last week.
Emmett Stevens accompanied by
Miss Eta Stevens autoed to Free
port Wednesday.
Henry Meyer and William Sch
weinefus called at Glenn Enick's one
day last week.
Geo. Kipp, Mrs. Sam McElree and
children, Vivian and Becnidine OF
Festina spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the Rae Runkle home.
Mrs. Geo. Crabtree and children,
Allen and Audrey returned to their
home in Waterloo last week after a
visit at the Geo. Allen and Archie
Jones homes.
Tom Ryan of near Frankville pas
sed through Centennial Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. Chas. Ginapp and
Grandma Utpadel of Ossian visited
at Henery Ginapp's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ginapp and
Edwin Ginapp called at Rae Runkle,s
Wednesday evening.
Bernice and Blanche Allen ace
visiting at the Will Duff home.
A basket social was held at the
Anton Lee home Sunday evening.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-07-17
FRANKvILLE.

July Is, 1918.
Ben Newell was over from Wau-
kon last week tuning pianos.
Mr. and Ms. Jas. e. Kneeskern
made a business trip to Postville
Monday.
Frank Bulman and wife, j. A..
Peck and son. Carleton attended
IChautauqua in Postville Monday eve.
Sam Hoesley of Monroe, Wis was
caller at the Phil Brouillet home
"Wednesday.
John Lee of Waukon was cal
Her at the Irving Crawford home
Tuesday
NAlbert Schiff Of Milwaukee was a
guest at the home of his brother-in
law Tom. Bollman Wednesday eve.
Ms. Otto Hagen accompanied by
some friends OF Waukon were callers
at Frank Buhuaus Tuesday evening.
John Stock came up from Sioux
City Monday to join his wife who
lis a guest of her parents, M and
Mrs. Tom Waters.
Mrs Emma Letchford was Post
| Vile visitor Wednesday.
Mabel Beig returned to her home
lin DEBORAH Wednesday after a few
days visit here with friends.
Mrs. Glen Letchford and little
daughter went to Strawberry Point
| "Wednesday for a few days visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Waters Of
DEBORAH Were callers in town Wed.
The work on the new stock yards
| is nearly completed.
Mrs. Hattie Lower and children
went to Deco.ah Wednesday for a
few days visit with relatives.
Mr.. Stumble and Rob Johnson of
lWaukon were business callers here
Thursday.
j. A. Peck made business trip to
Waukon Thursday.
Sherman Bollman and family were
visitors in Waukon Thursday eve
The w. G. t. u, will meet at the
Ihome of Mrs. Jas. f. Kneeskern
Thu sday evening of this week
MI and Mrs. G.. ID. Bollman and
son, Curtis, Mrs. Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas and daughter autoed
down from DEBORAH Thursday eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ryan are the
proud parents of a baby boy born to
them Thursday of last week Miss
IO'Connor, nurse from Dubuque is
caring for mother and baby.
Mrs. Dean Flower and children
came up from Oelwein Satu day. for
la weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred sSneiderskamp
and daughter spent Sunday in Lud-
low
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-07-17
PLEASANT VALLEY.
July Is, 1913

july 10, 1919
Theo. Iverson spent Friday eve,
in DEBORAH visiting friends.
Miss Nettie Naeveson called on
her friend Gladys Foss last Satur-
day.
Lizzie Severson entertained friends
at dinner last Sunday.
Clarence Ellingson has been as
sisting F. Iverson with his haying
the past week.
John Thompson and family from
Franklin Prairie, Ole Thompson and
family from Decorah were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Olias
Severson.
Otto Lem spent Sunday with home
folks.
Mr.. and Ms. Narvie Narveson en-
tertained a number of relatives at
their home Sunday.
Knute Akre visited with friends
in Spcingwater the first of the week.
Godfred Wick visited with home
folks last Sunday.
Oliver Lien and family came
down from Locust Sunday and
spent the day with Henry Severson
and family.
Mrs. Arthur Ellingson has been
enjoying a visit from her sister, Myr-
tie Gunderson from Waukon.
Mrs. Lewis Bender from Decorah
visited with delatives and friends in
this vicinity the first of last week.
M. and Mrs. Emil Rasmussen
drove to Locust Sunday for a short
visit with relatives.
Dr. Kochendorfer was a business.
Gale. at Albert EIlingson's Saturday
evening.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-07-17

baby Edna stayed at Ben Thompson's
from Friday until Sunday.
M. and Mrs. H. j. Hutchinson
and daughter Margaret from De-
corah spent Sunday at the p. j. Drew
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Butz spent
Monday evening at Mrs. G. Wck's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wick were cal
lers at H. ]. Fcetheim's Tuesday eve.
A large crowd, attended l.. A. s. at
Mrs. Ed Gilbertson's Thursday after
noon.
Leona Thompson and Mabel Mag
nus were callers at H. j. Fretheim' S
Thursday evening.
Severena Nesheim from Canoe is
at present visiting at H. III. Fret
helms.
Lloyd Fretheim is at this writing
visiting at the Oscar Wick home.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Ridgeway church met-with Mrs. Ben
Thompson Sunday afternoon and a
very large crowd were in attendance.
Mrs. Ben Loe from North Oak.
has been visiting with relatives and
friends here the past week.
Myrtle Fretheim is at present stay
ing at Mrs. Nesheim's in Canoe.
M. and Mrs. Charley Falck spent
Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. p Hovey.
D.. Hoeg from DEBORAH was pro-
fessional caller at H, II. Fretheim's
Friday
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-07-17
CAsTALIA.

July IL, 1913.
Miss Ruth Riggs returned on Fri
day from Sunday school convention
in Des Moines,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorson Of Calmar
were business caiie,s in town last
week.
Mrs. Bollman and children. Cyril and
lnez left on Thursday for Fairbuey,
III for visit at the home Of her
daughter
Aliss Francis Bickle OF Glade
came for visit at the w. H Haefner
home She left on Friday for Min
neapolis for a visit with relatives.
He niece, Chloe Haefner accompani-
ed her.
Ruby Meyer went to Waucoma the
latter part of the week for visit
at the home of her brothes, Lester.
She returned on Saturday.
Mrs W. H. Roe entertained the
C. w. w. club at her home on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Crabtree ac-
companied by Geo. Crabtree, Faye,
and Jesse Schonmaker left for Wa
terloo and Oskaloosa after a visit at
the home OF Neuten Schoonmakee.
Faye Hawey returned from Water
loo on Wednesday afte: a VISIT with
relatives.
Mrs. Witt of Monona is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Roy Hunter.
w. L. Richards met with an acct
dent on Wednesday when COW
stepped on his foot
Miss Zelda Schulley came up from
Strawberry Point for a visit at the
home of II n. Meyer.
Geo. and Joe Schultz arrived home
on Saturday from Camp Dodge 10
spend Sunday with home folks.
Lester Meyer of Waucoma was in
town on Saturday.
Mr.. mad Mrs. Freemere and mother
Mrs. Wilson of Waterloo came Satur-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-07-17

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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-07-17

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Overhause are
the parents of little son born to
to them Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bulman and
son. Donald spent Sunday with re-
latives in Waukon.
Dr. Kiesau was professional cali
Ter in town Saturday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Lester Lowery of De-
corah spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs Hattie Lowec.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Peck and son,
Carleton were visitors in Postville
Sunday.
The following officers were elected
for the Sunday school for the next
six months, Supt., Callie Waters;
Asst. Supt, Fritz Drier; Sec, Max
Watd's; Treas, JeasieI Meikle;
Organist, Ruth Bollman; Asst. Or
ganist, Walter Pilgrim.
Ole Walby and children visited
relatives in DEBORAH Sunday.
Seven OF the gi:ls enjoyed pic
mic dinner at Tom Bollman,s sugar
camp sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bollman,
Mrs. Rilla Letehford and NJ. and
Mrs. Rob Waters autoed to DEBORAH
Sunday
Mr. and, Mrs. Byron Chandler OF
DEBORAH were Sunday guests at the j.
]. Van Wey home
Mrs. Amy Bike of Washington
and Miss Haynes of Fayette came
Sunday for visit at the j. A Peck
home.
Mrs. Ed Cuctin of DEBORAH was a
caller in town Wednesday,
Mrs. Geo. Van Wey and several
other ladies went out to the Alvin
EWalby home Thursday afternoon
where another Red Cross unit was
organized Mrs. Walby was elected
captain.
Mrs. Carolyn Letchford, Mrs.
Sebastian, Mrs. Cletnes and Mrs.
Miskee of Postville were callers here
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Kilum OF
Sanbsrn came Saturday for q visit
tat the Crawford and Fred Waters
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lee, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Leer were over from
Waukon Sunday evening.
John Stock and family returned
to their home in Sioux City Sunday
Iafte, a visit here with relatives. Her
sister Miss Florence Waters accom-
panied them home for a visit.
Little Ola and Georgia Waters are
visiting their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. A. Waters at Waukon.
Miss Jessie Meikle went to McIn-
tire last week for visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Cartec.
Roy Meikle of Waukon Is staying
with his aunt, Mrs. Lewis Meikle.
Claude Van Wey and family spent
Sunday in Castalia.
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-07-17
lay for a-visit at the N. schoonmaker

DAY To- a-VlSlt at the N. ScnoonmaKer
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Harvey, Geo.
and Joe Schultz, Mae Shellhammer
autoed to Oelwein on Sunday.
D. c. Maloy and family went to
DEBORAH on Sunday.
Jerry. West came up from Cler-
mont on Saturday for visit at the
George Bernhart home.
Esther Meyer and Mae Shellham-
mer came home from Des Moines on
Friday.
F. j. Figge of Ossian was BUSH
ness caller in town on Saturday..
Mrs. Bailey returned to her home
in Des Moines one day last week af-
ter an extended visit at the home OF
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Hicks.
Mrs. Ray Alyger and son of De-
co-ah spent Thursday at the A. Uhley
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKernan and
Mrs. Kavenig of Postville attended
the card party here on Wednesday.
The following entertainments
were given for the benefit of the Red
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

benz Rsgen ne Gnt3iinoun9 bolen!"
rieT 5err 8inoepdlo.
I'D CLAUDE, Der Wann bat uns
nit Qbii6t binnu5ieiperrt!!" iommer'
te 5rou 3dt6e.
v8laubit bu? 90, ponen nal ies
ben! Sic, Moun, ME tommt man oo
'riiber2" nanote iid II 9inoeIpalo
an ben 2ois.
rs poab nit! ummitrareln holt!"
ernioerte Der 2oi5, Der iebt i'm ME-
oerproFelnoen 3sgen bic &rempe ietz
mes permitterten 9iiotIs gang berabz
geboqsn bate unb einen ooQi9 uns
beimli1cn Ginbrud madte. 0abei
Itedte Der 2ois beibe 9dnbe in feline
6ofentaiden.
So boben Sic bod n Ginishsn
uno betfen Sic uns!" Bat 5ruu
8~inbepolo. ~Dir tonnen bod
unm0aIi4 iib.r ben bObsn 3aun tlsts
tsrnl"
"Tao. Oes Isib's bonos g. foaIt
Old bosua. Sch pooB / fdon!"
9rinite Der 8otter>2ois.
Die Situation puroe INNER tritis
f6er. Der Regen botte 3tpar nats
qeloHen. 46er es bltBte uro tradte
immer itGrter. 0a8 6irmament mar
nit I6psrsn idpar5en WoIten be-
oedt.
Der Qois fdaute beSroIid gum
, 9immel. SAB bebt's q DAMN an
! boaeIn!" meints sr -. Der grobs
ten 8emiit8rube.
n0os 1T ia fdrsdli6!" Jrdu 8ins
benolo mar BEN Weinen nnbe.
SIT Der llmfpeg iiber bic Strab.
grob2" ertunoi9te ii4 5,rr 9inbss
palo.
u suot. bolbe @tuno!" grinfts Der
2ois febr 3ufrisosn.
nDo t0nnen mir uns ia hsn Sob
bpleu in ben Wsttsr." ritf Ssrr
ginospaIo.
.8rnrslt'a bait DO 9'itsutsr um'
mil" rist Der 2oiS.
Serr ginospalO NAB nit triti.
Ihen 8lidsn ods hobe 9utter. ~Na.
benin los!" nabm er einsn InIduf
Sinh Sic uns bebiIfIid, YIonn.
gber rui6!"
.Rao!" meint. Der Qois. = 9edh
iab boam! mir 1873 Wettsr canal !
IdIstt!-
0amit ftob sr fid Elm frii6ss
Stid 3autabat in Sen WSuno unn
mohte Iid ouf ben neg nab BEN
Dorf. Nus Der 6srrt beobadtets sr
aber nod, nag bic Staotljn9er pobI
beginner piirosn.
Inter Ioutem ShimpFsu uro nuts
Throubsuo half 6srr 9inoe1paIo ;u'
ri fsin.t 8dttiu iiber eas 8dtter
uno t~lstterte Damn islbtr nab.
% par Elm bartss Slid ar6sit.
Sn Der oleihen 9sit plrsu Die bttoen
SommsrFrii6ltr aud uber ben nm'
-pta osS fteinieeu 9auernitrabsIs IN
oas Tori Qttormsn. aber 5err Stu'
otroalo bate fd's stnm1l in een
RcpF asIsst. CT pOlts luitamsut bins
l6tr. GnoIia tam Ct nit istrsT
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
Neues TelephOn
No. 1874.

etgenen 9Dege getsn, penn NIT Der vi
belt i9aute BEL ibm ia bod nihts @e
I6eites heraus.
Bon Ieinen Rreu5erln, bic oeE
Qois, Ser in aIer 8ebn8Ii6teit ein
Sed3iger eepproen lpar, auf 'ein'm
Ba6tpotsn bsim @atter oero;entt
fauFte sr id ~nllsrbnno aleinl8telten
6duptiGdIid aber Soutabat. De-
liebte er iber nlles.
Damn bait: er nod cine S6rpdrme
rel. gr belt fsbr UisI ouF i6one belle
&ropotten. Dos Bate TT ben Som
merfriidIern ab9wudt.
Sc lab feltiam qeuug aus, rpsnr
Der @otterz2ois nit ieinem alien
T9dbigsn Siitl unO Der idneIOi9en
6abnfeber barduf. nit Dem aerrtlls'
men i6mubiaarnuen 5emo. Den boz
oenI6oum !9oisn unb Der 2ooeniopps
Don unoefinisrborsr Snrbt cine 9rer
aelbs, rote ooer CRIME Rrnpotte tru9
bic er BEL Der 9rameriH i'm 0orf srs
Itdnosn hotte.
5.it buIb 5fpei Woden bsfano nd
unter oen Sommrrfrifhlern aud cir
1lteres tinberloies Gbepnor. De-
@otters 2ois fonnte Die beioen febr
gut. SGglia pufIerten lie minbsItenS
3peimaI bds 8atter, bds Der Gpis ls'
besnol nit ar6btsr 8ereitpiliafeli
fir ie often qi,lt.
Der 6srr Reutier 8inoemoIo sti9ts
ieooh nidt oos m%inoelte @erItononIS
fir bic 6OiIihteit Oss 2ois, 'onosrn
ountte nur tur3 Gno burih: m
3o9!l- Gr mod)ts teins YIiens. Der
2o;s ir9enomie gu tntIohnsu.
Del 8atters2ois batts Den brioen
bos erHe Wul snn3 peroust nadNs'
Ieben. Dds mar tbm nod mic pal
Iicrt, bnB man feline 5OfIihteit uiht
rittig ouIgsfoBt botie.
4lS 6err Rcntier 8inoepaIo mt
feline Satin 0ltk pieoer gu BEN
@atter tamen, od griiBte Der Gois
noh f~unoIi6,r uro belt oa8 @ot.
ter in ullsr Wsit, 9soFfHet. odmlt biz
stpei tattlibsn unp Itbr oiden 9tutt
ia YIos gsnu9 bdtteH. binonrt5ugs
ben.
aber 0trr 8iHpepalo puBtt out
oieies 5ptits Wal Die drsunolihteii
ots 2ois niht gu oeuttp uro io9t'
pis supor nur i,in luyjeS N 2oa!'
Der Qois iibtrleatt, Oh a. lpobI nod
nibt bofIih 9tuua l~sipsIsn lei. lint
ais oas Gkpour 9,nespolo oas
nddIte Yiul gum Sdttsr lam. b
Ihlpsrttc Der Qpi8 'hor aus Ipsite,
&ntiernun9 iein ibdbiqts @Ioti, bal
bic Gtoer oarluF nur 10 bin uno be-
Nattsrte. erinits anO psrbsu9is ilh. Il
tisf CT Is Sulps9t brnhtt.
limb ods pdr Rihi ieltt fiir RI
Co.'s. gr mar Elm larger nuyre'
Ren't uno ihcu 91ns ltsii in ec
anoter. Stir antm,jti1es faitNs'
9efht por nit agnntn garthop2cl
beoedt.
Der Wdun is obsr irelnolid
Yanne.." bslaerIts 6Tdu Rii& IN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25

Rate puoetnoB I'm 03rF III.
Nm nd6ften 9og. nl5 er Ii6 bon
ieiner &~(etterportie erholt hotte. ginQ
n ol.i9 gum Observation-Disclosures, un
IA User ben 6 't'r~Qois ~ be
idneren.
8 mel Scarf" me,nte Der 9orTte.
Der. rTit Dem 2ci5 is's bolt an
arsus. Mit benz BASIN mir IeIbct
unfer liubss Gtenb. WiFen g, Der
Bat a paar aaoeln s'oiel ober s'tpins
Ma i'm 6irntoFsen prein. Den b-irot
too Menft nit S'red4t. Sic hdtt'n
inn bolt iolen q Srintselo aeben
SpnIt is sr 70 pisl qlei beleioigt, bel
Qois. No8 miqIt osnn mah'n nit fc
an 2cpp'n!"
Seitoem entri6tete 5rau adthf
ginoepaIo benz Gotterz2ois 9epii
i.nboft ieinsn NsN'rs.
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Gattn-1Ols.
Son Rno. 8reins.

Sn .tnem tleinen Ob~erinntaist
O0tfl, mo aud tets stIite Som,
merfrii4lsr psiIsn. 1T Der 9atter,
2ois Der einoi9s 8emeinosarme. 4us
Der bieier Stslung, be ct nit einet
gepifIen Wuroe gu trogsn petB. bat
er fid aud nod Elm Reb.namtl 81
Osrf9affen gspubt.
Gr bat Ii6 in oieIes 4mt aus eiges
ner Wahtoout1mmenbsit eingsieBt.
Seit Sobren i4on itebt er auberbolb
bes Dorfls bel benz 9roBsn 0atter.
oas ben Jelbpeg bon benz 8ausrn.
itroBl abidIieBt.
Gin idperes unb bobes 9dttsr 1T
es. So 1T audi pi9tie. bic 5eIoer
unb @i.ien sebori9 etnSuplanten. Do
nit bas 8ieb nidt bineintommt uno
llnbeil itiftet.
Bel BEN 9otter bait u Der Gpis
uamtntlid i'm Sommer setrsulia
@ode unb Iauert, bis Iid Elm SUP
9dnger ndbert. Onnn Offnet Der Qois
freunoIid grinisnO bic @ottertir uno
liftet nit einem b0flihsn GruB Den
Sut, ME er es bon ben Stnotlin9ern
9eiehen boz.
Die 8auern pihen idon, baB lid
Der GOis auf bisfe WeiIs eineu Sreus
ger oeroisnen nil, uno Solen ibm
msiIteRs untsr sinsm gslgsntIitsn
Sder3lport isinsn 2ribut. 4uh Die
Grenbsn, bic i'm Sommtr in oas
DprfI tommen, figen ii4 pCbI Ooer
libel Dem Srts6rauh.
Sm Sommsr bot Der 2ois isin
6ouptssIhdft. Do 1T er Dom friibeu
Norgen bis gum fpdtsn 4benO ouf
Der Wad. bsim @atter, bos CT INNER
fOrsfGItig 9sidIoFen bait. 2aum
oob er Iih 3eit aonnt, Ietn URtttag'
eNen ein3unsbmtn.
Wenn oroben por benz bober Iptben
Rirdturm bic @ltubrgIodt tOnt, bann
remit Der 9attersQ ois nit nett aus
hoIenosn Sdritten in aIler GiIe bic
4nb0bs hiuon ms Oorf, oaB ibm in
Ser 6pnnsngIut Der SdDtiB uur 10
berunt,rrinnt. Bel irleuo einem
Bauer iBt er odnn raid gu YIittag
uuo .ilt fpornitrtits mitcsr 3urid
ouf fsinen poitsn an 8dtter.
Dieter 2ois in Elm 9utmiiti9tr 6alb'
Iopp, Der nismanpem etrpas 3uI,iet
tut. a6,r TauI if sr mi, bic Rs'
Iidttit.
Sn Friibsrsn Sabrsu, ala Der epis
mob iiinssy mar, bate bi, @tmsInS'
es ofttrs psriuht. ibn gu 'IeIn,rsr
&rbeiteu onsuboItsn. Dos hatte mon
ober baIo pisOsr auigeten mullen
Del 9ois babt, bic Arbtit uno M,
f6Iau gtnuo. ourd aIIsrIei VoNer
unb 6intsu orum krum 81 tommen
50 Iist mon Jpn nit Der .3stt Isin
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ntdte Dem 2ois gu. sd 9lnube. er
nil mos"
.Q6, QuutT9! llnTinn!" REF gins
ospaIb %ungeOuloig. rNus wirO Der
nollsn! Der is bod ieoenfans 0 Der
8eboroe bierber ieiteut poroen!"
fi9te sr 6eIe6reno tin3u.
Dot 9Ioub' id MI nal MIDI"
pagts feline 5rou ididtern ein3us
penoen.
.Na benn man MIDI" poIterts
s9err 9in0epoto. .0arum ioGte Der
ManR oenn iOnIt bort iteben?"
,DeiI er Elm 2rint9elo baben nil,
CLAUDE i'd" ia9te 6rau &dtbe i4iids
tern.
.@laubit bu! Do glaubIt bu pies
Der nal mas Reates! JeIdeit pie ou
nu mol biTt! @IaubIt Ou, Elm onitdne
bigger WenId Ite1t Iid oa tagslan9
mittsn in Der SonnengIut auf. nur
UNI ab uno gu nal men Sroi4en gu
eridnappen! Nee, bat tut er nib!
Der Ronn is BON Der gtborbe oofiir
besobIt. Dot is nu nal isin 4mt.
Dat Tag id Dir! uno id perItebe
mir auf oerIsi Sodsn!" 0amit
Tdritt sr %TeIbItbstpuBt puItsno uno
Fdnaubsnb bic Nnb0be gu Dem Oorfl
binan.
Ser @otters2ois obsr por Don
oieiem 2a1e an ben beioen Sommers
frii6le;n Ipinnefeiub. Gr gruBt. Spar
nod INNER b0fIih. nber boS 8atter
belt er nitt mebr often. Dos
muBt. Tit 6,rr 8inoepaIo nun fdon
IeIber auimahen.
Gs mar Elm glibsno bsiber SOM
mernohmittaq. Die Sonns bronnts
Iensenn. fnIt Itsdeno pom 9immsI
bernieber. PIN 1irmament ao0en
id oids Itpcrss Woltsn broheno
3uiammen. aus Der 6.rut bort'
mai oas oumpfe 9ro1en oss Dona
ners.
Der 2ois I.bnte ttb1glih am Cat
ter uno tauts 2nbnt. Ooun belt
er pisoer NusIhau nod BEN Neg
Der POM 9aI krouf fibrts. Boz
urd.TGbr elmer Stuuee tuarer Rsn'
tier ginoslraIo uno feline 6rau od
binunter aeaan9sn. De 2ois batt'
Elm ihorie@ Gllgs fir oos Better
Gr nuBte, oaB Die beioeu boIo uu1'
tebrsn piiroen, 81 cir bsIti9es Sc
gpittsr i'm 4nSua por.
50 Ihnel IS feline fteifsr Longer
Barren trloubtsu. elite Der Gois ms
Dcrf hinaui uno bOlte Iid pom DOR
tinen erobtn 9ammtr uno ,in
0dnopou RGQel, Damn ranutt e
rpi,oer gum Gsdt:tr ;urud uuo mabt
TuG an Die Grbelt,
aus QsibeStrdfteu ua9sl!s uni
5dmmerte tr odruuflos his tr ihIieb
lih pls Gatttr felt 3u9sua9elt Bate
Damn %rItttlts uuo Ssrrte sr odrdu, +
itorl er touutt. llro ala sr ieire IL
fti1leit sTprobt bate, Iehuts Ct I'D Re
lo1lih loueno an ods go.ter IN
uegtet, ouf DE Tyemosu.
TUT @spitttt M magnificent i'm
nsr RiAr aelommsu, @reQ Ieuhttn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
219-- 221 Nord I. Strasse.

oe gtiBe sudten anf, 0umpfes Don
nerroIlen folgte.
IS oouerte niat longs. Biz Der
9otter=2ois 3tpei oide GeItdlten ben
Berg herauftommen fab, Die nur
miibIum Die Iteile @ub0be ertIommen.
Der Qois b0rts i6on. mie 9err Bin
oerpolo in einemfort nit ieiner 6rdu
Iholt.
SO n gl0ofnn. gei ion Detter
iebt ma bod MID ipd3ieren! Do
bl.i6t man gu 9auie! Der S6IaQ
tam mid nod t~rsffen! Did 10 dbs
}ubeben! Wit meinem 4Itbmd,"
r4ber Mdnne, ou poltsIt ia ourdf
aus!"
.unfinu! Ni6ts poGts id! Gs 1T
a0es oeine Sauto! Rur oeine
Sdulo ALIEN! Du iolteIt mir mar
ner, tpsnn id 10 mas 5efdbrIiAes UNI
ternebmen nil! Wo3u bit ou benin
nit mir ins Sebirgs ie9ongen, psnn
ou mir MID tparnit!!"
SOFT fei 0ont! 0d maren
pir!" ~ieuF3ts 6rou adt1. erIei6tsrt
auf, oIs tie bsim 8uttsr ongelangt
martn.
Oi. .ritsn idpsrsn Regentropfen.
Die 8orboten zines heFtigsn 8epitterz
regens, fisIsn gu 9ooen. Der 2ois
Isbnte, o6ne Fd gu riibren, am
gutter uno erinite bic beioen 6rem'
ben an.
.Ranu, MADDEN sic mai raid
auf!" tommanoicrte 9err 9inoes
nab.
Der 2ois ri6rts Tih nidt.
rNa. pirh's bolo!"
Der Qois qrinIts uno tnute fetnen
2o6ut in oQer Seslenrubt peitsr,
IRA, id nil S6nen nal 8sens
mo6sn!- in9ts 0srr SinospaIo unn
oerfudte oas Gattsr auf5uitobsn.
Ibsr IS eo6 Isiner 9smii4ung ntdt
nab.
rWos? SsIpsrrt? Wdrum oenn?"
frug Slnoep0Io 9ere'5t.
5 pcoB nit" 9rintte Der Sois
obns iih gu riibrsn.
.6ibrt nib nod n nGbtrsr We9
ms Dorf3- Trn9ts drnu 9inospalf
! inQtIja. b De, Resen INNER bid
ter fisI.
.Tool" orinits Der 2ois.
Rid? 9io. Damn heIfsn sic mar
Ms 0irqs od auftriMsn! IbsI
raih," bsfdb, 0err ginoetpoIo.
20 seobt nit!,- mtinte Der Sots
beboaIid.
- mus icb'n! 9srr StnrspoIi
r%itt,Ite aus Qsjbsstrdftsn an Der
8attsr. Ter 2ois ribr.s fd niht.
-Wann le5'u Sic nal rps oa!!-
Roo"
.Rit2-
.Haa,"
Gin btitigtr DounstihIas, Elm Sci
hen. oaB IS ir9sropo IL Der Rdh
einlti1.lcsu bate.
-Q}1ert. il fuytts mir TO-" jam
inert, Ts2u 1GtN
.Cul:id' nih! ID psrSt mir /
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-10-25
Altes ~!elephon.
No. 1901.

Serr Sinoe.y1.o tonnte ii6 nlft
,ntidli.Ben, bielen 2ribut erionIid
III leiTten. Gr maB ieoesmol Den
oo;s nit Der IinicriIen 8Iiden.
0as mdd)te Dem Qots ober pelter
1or nitts. @r 9rinIts ocsmegsu 10
IrcunNlia unb h0fIi6 ME INNER.
Wenn Serr ginospalo oobeim BON
Ieincr 5iroler 9pmmerfriI6e er5d6lt
oann meint er pobl gelegentlt4: Gin
I60nes 2onb, SiroI. Hur NIT Der
9euufIidtiguns uno pfIe9e Der Siren
Tino lie bort mob iebr r%iiditdnoi9.
0enten sic nal an, SeiItesjeitorte
pero,n BORT gum Oeffnen uno Salie'
hen Der Sitter vi ben 5eloern per-
rpenbst. 60 ne Irt Feloportisr. Iber
hoben meiitens men @oqsl. bic Serls!
aonnen Mrs alaubsn. Sd babe mei@
ne Grfobrunosn iema6tl"