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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
AT THE LYRIC

For the jazz hounds, a rare treat is awaiting at the Lyric the first half of this Christmas week. Miss Pert Kelton leads a Musical Outburst of Jazz and Blues" which is most melodious and full of pep. Jack Durham and Sammy Edwards offer Store of Fun in their act They are merchants of the laugh able kind, and their stock has no limit.
 "The Australian Woodchoppers" is an act novel and attractive, and the Two Sweethearts," in a comedy skit, have an act that is@ entirely different. and that comes with wide reputation.
 "A Circus Under Water" is something that has not been to Birmingham for quite a long while, and holds a varied interest. both from the beauty of the diving Venus and the antics of her trained seals
 The picture for the matinee is the great Goldwyn Rex Beach picture, "The Girl from Outside"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
AT THE BIJoU

It is wonderfully attractive bill that is booked at Loew's Bijou for the holidays and patrons of the popular playhouse are assured of rare and en- jcyable entertainments. Besides the all-star vaudeville bill, there are two big picture features. winsome Peggy Hyland in ''The Web of Chance piquant comedy drama, and Charlie Chaplin in his famous naillion-doila comedy, "The Vagabond.Y
 Topping the vaudeville bill is Ethel sxasse Hall and company in a farce com- sdy. EstsThe Wrong Guy" built ,s for laughing purposes only. The Bennett Twins, headline entertainers, are also or the bill. Jack Goldie is guaranteed to dspel gloom in any form. Goldie and Ward will entertain with dances comedy and songs, and daring feats of equilibrium will be presented by the Three Victors.
 The bill is class all the way through
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
Charged With Mutiny On High Seas, Seven Members
 Of Transport Crew Are
 Brought Back In Irons
,continued from Page one)

deck windows. On the same day mas ter at arms was caught selling raincoat and every one iii the galley was found shooting craps.
 When the transport reached Brest, be- cause of trouble with the crew, the ship commander ordered shore leave restrict ed The crew broke out in open rebellion and declared they would go ashore 1T they rad to light their way there
 ATTEMPTS ESCAPE
 Sixty members of the crew in barge at tempted to get ashore on the morning or December 4. but were forced to return at the noint of pistols in the hands of the shin officers A chief boatswain who hld aboard the bar ge escaped An hour later several of the crew stole a lifeboat and went ashore
 When two detectives learned that the freroorn force was going to let the rres 20 out. a special armed guard was sent below.
 Another armed guard of soldiers were put aboard the vessel to prevent troupie on deck
 After the fireroom incident. staterooms ana lockers aboard the ship were broken open and footed of clothing and valuapies;
 On December 15, Calkins was placeu under arrest CT a charge of stealing anu taken to the captains office He is al- 1eged to have hoasted that ne was one ol the ring leaders in the trouble aboard
 He escaped after being locked in the brig. r, ten minutes before it sailed from Hoboken on it's last trip. He is believed to be professional agitator and will be made the subject of special investigation, 1t IS stated. Six men are in the ships hospital suffering from gunshot wounds inflict- ed during the mutiny or In rights tabeard the transport. According to an executive officer of tbe America. bolshevik and I. w. w. agitators have been causing trouble among the crews in the transport serv. ice for some time.
 An official Investigation of the mus tiny will be started on board the shif at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
aFLo.FLon-IEFFERsoN

A sense of humor distributed gener- ously among a flock of perfect 36" chorus girls-that is one of the reasons why John Corts supreme musical com edy success, "F'lo-F Flo," which opens at the Jefferson theatre next Thursday (Christmas), December %, opening with matinee, for a limited engagement of three nights and two matinees, packed the Cort theatre in New York with en- thusiastic throngs nightly for an entire season.
 The eccentric dancing of this comedy chorus, which so far as is known is the only one ever so trained, has been the "tobasco" in this delightful offer ing of catchy lyrics, clever dialogue and lacy lingerie. which has captivated the fancy of theatregoers everywhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
Dry Goods Store Robbed

The dry goods store Of I. T. Touro Co.,, ISIS First avenue. north. was broken into late last night by burglars and robbed of a quantity of merchandise. An entrance was made by breaking down the rear door. Captain DeVine and Officer Smithson investigated the robbery. but no clue could be obtained of the bur glars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
WHITE MAN FOUND
 UNCONSCIOUS NEAR ACIPCO CAR LINE

Otto Henderson, 41s North Fifty-second street. woodfawn, was found lying near the end of the Acipeo car line last night in an unconscious condition. He was taken to the Hillman hospital by shaw where an examination revealed the fact that ne had sustained an ugly wound on the forehead, presumably inflicted with a blunt instrument by an unknown person who ransacked his clothes Late reports from the hospital state that his condi- ton Is serious.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
A. w. ALLEN INJURED 1
 WHEN AUTOS COLLIDE

A. W. Allen. 27c4 Avenue F, was seriously injured about tbe face and hands last night when the Ford automobile he was driving collide1 with Dodge automobils on the Third avenue road near the Burgin station. He was rushed to the South High land intirmary by an unknown party. where it is said he is resting as comfort ably as could be expected. The identity of the party in charge of the other automo- bile could not be found, as the driver rode on and did not stop and offer as- sistance. according to a report turned in to police headquarters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
NEGRO TAKEN FROM TRAIN BY GEORGIA
 MOB AND LYNCHED
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through the car in single file until they reached the negro. They pulled him from his seat and fairly tore him away from the deputy sheriff
 The train stopped here only three min utes.
 The men placed West in an automobile and others in the party boarded other machines and drove quietly toward Rich land, in Stewart county
 Smithville is the first stop south of Americus, where the prisoner was to have been taken to jail
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
Eggs 55 Cents a Dozen

Lincoln, Neb., December 21.-Fifty- five cents dozen will be the retail price of eggs here tomorrow which sold 10 days ago for S5 cents. Two thou sand women, who united to fight the high price, claim the credit for bring ing about the reduction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
"PoLLYANNA"-MAJESTIC

klaw & Erlanger's "Pollyanna' will be the Christmas offering by the pop ular Maddocks-Pa players Polly anna" is perhaps the sweetest story ever staged, and with Mae Park as Pol lyanna, the little orphan girl, who comes unwanted into the home of an old maid aunt, and wins herself won welful welcome, it will surely be a pronounced success
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22

Keep your eye on your sweetheart the husband woman is coming to Bir- mingham next Monday" Thus reads an ad in today's Age-Herald.
 In another place in the paper also appears, in bold words. "Wanted-A Husband, the Best in Birmingham" And in Sundays Age-Herald there appeared words apparently with the same aim husband.
 Now, husbands prospective husbands. the possessors of husbands and the hopeful, together with the rest of those interested in husbands in general, are wondering who this husband woman" is, who is coming to Birmingham next Monday and who advertises Wanted "A Husband" And why" they are asking, lis she coming to Birmingham Is Birmingham overloaded with good men or is she just anxious to land one somewhere and by chance will happen up on Magic City?"
 According to last reports "The Illus band Woman will make her presence known to most everybody during her stay here-and she has promised to ap- pear in person Tuesday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
Automobile Stolen

A blue Chandler car, the property of Dr. M. A. Copeland. was stolen Saturday night. while standing in front of his residence on seventeenth avenue, south. Two white men were seen near the car short time fefore it disappeared. but so far no clue tc the men or the stolen car has been found.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22

the picture has broken attendance records
 at the leading theaters throughout the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-22
Theatres -MoWoS| ANNE JORDAN
'ewANTED. A HUSBAND

and specially appropriate to the holi- day season.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
@nnitariffe IN Ser &inberitnbe.

E-AN E-.-..
Dos foitlid1te rnb reinite Slid,
oag bent Menlden INT r~etferer Mlter
be5hieben fem fam, miro lieberoer
gIternber3er1 1T Der tra1tten StiQe
Ser enger bier Wdn6e Der 8iroer-
tube snteiil, 100 iiih Dor ibren Nnger1
bog 8uroer 1eg 8ahfens uno Wer>
sens Ser i,1ngen Menidenfnofpen IN
feiner qar5er 2iebIidteit dbipielt.
Wenr ieood einerieits oies trarte
6arnilienneitden cine S5ttdittte better.
ten, for1nigen Srieoens gern1t1tt
3muee1r6er1 Tam, 70 biirfert mir nns an.
~1ererfeitg aud ridtt berbeblen, oaB
sic &inoerihlbe fir bic @ltern aud
sualeid cine Mrt &a1npfplab IT,
auf benz tie of geaug bette Sample pie
nit Madt n1lg3l1fdmpfen baber,,
nidt bIoB ISOLDE al iftebe1z olar11t
bas neide einbr1,dfggffddbfiige ainoerge-
mil BOT i66oIiden einfliihert be.
.tpabrt bIeibe. ion6ern aud nit mot
dlerIei u~nIiebl1n1en feinoie1igerasdd}-
ten, Die of d1on IN benz tle1ttitet11
RnirpgIein perborgert tede1 nnD
plobIih, rpies ein Dieb IN Der Nndpt
Ierporbredea f6n11er, Sdor11iiseal = g.
@efehte a1gfedten miiifen. 'Mber EN-
eeididter a5elbberr tpeifB es iebr DoDl,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
Sre11e nnb &lnabeit eiueg &feroes.
Gin Monn madte cine &eile: e

Yin Mfann maDte etne Nei1e; ct
f1br nber ni6t nit Ser giienbnbn
ODER in einem 8agen, ion6ern RITZ
auf einem Efer6e. Mls er 19on eine
tpeite 5trede geritten par, febrte er
BEL einem Greun6e elm; er itieg bonn
Bfer6e, nn6 6aSielbe nurbe IN einen
|Stau gefiibrt unb befam gu f~reiien.
Der Mann ging in Die 5tltbe, aB uno
tranf audi ur6 rnbte aus. MIs 6ns
Bfer6 nnb Der Mann iatt tpnren unD
bet6e n1sgermbt batten, iebte ii9 Ser
&eiienoe mieoer anf bas Bferb, I'M
meiter at reite11. sc mar aber 1do1
gegen MbenD, ur6 bnl6 tp1r6e es
Nodt nn6 finfta. Ser Monn ritt
6urb einen 8aID. gr fonnte fait gar
ni6ts mebr ieben; aber 6as 8ferb
fnno 6odp redth gut BEN 8eg. Mn
6emielben itnn6 Elm Baum, nno EN-
Mit oieies Ba1r1es bing iiber benz
Beg. Ser Mann iab aber bieien
Nit niht un6 itieB nit feinem &opf
|iebr bat an i'm. gr itieB ii9 70
arg, bob er ni9ts mebr ieben nnb
b0ren nn6 rihts mebr tun fonnte:
er mar betiGalbt. gr Iieb Die :3ugeI
fabren, fiel bon benz Bferoe nno mar
tDie tot.
Dns Bferb blieb itiue ifeben unb
mnrtete, 6aB Der Ma11r tpie6er nuf=
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Nprb 9afDta.

8ismurd.- Inter Gorlib oe1
ne,,en5 fiji
0ffentliben l1nterrtdt, Sri. Minnie
Nielion, fono bier cine 8eriammlang
Ser Gonntpy6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oes 5toates itatt, III Ser mebrere
Sdulongelegenbetten belproden muir
Den. Oa borausii6tlib is WiQto=
men Dolar big gum 1. Suli 1928 fit
StraBenarbeiten in 6ieiem Staate in
Musii6t geltellt mer0en, fails Der sc.
nat nn0 sic Counties ser 8un6esbet=
billie entgegenfommen, bat Die Is.
General Miiemblp gu perlteben gege=
ben, SOP lie fir Elm fo%nltruftipes @lt=
te acknowledgements etngenomne11
lit. Sic Gmnibus=8iu, tDelhe iiber
8elpilligungen I'M 8etrage BON 49,
099,577.97 perfiigt, lit int Inter
bm1ie Ser 2egislatur etngerei6t NOR
Sen. u Senator gbur6 bat cine Sor=
lage eingerei6t CUR Mnnabme Ser
9unbesbemiQigung bon $4,000 fir
bas Experimentation be5iiglid
8erufsnusbiloung.
@ran6 Sorts. - Sic Noro
9ofota Nilociation Of Builders ano
Grabcrs' @rdange bot IN ibrer bier
abgebaltenen Understanding
Sarge ols Srt fir oie nadite SabreS=
periammlung erforen.
6orgo.-D Ser Moorbea0 Gle
pator bierielbit, @igentl1m Ser 8alo,
min Glepator 60. bon Winneapolts,
m1r6e our9 6euer 5erit0rt, po6urd
Gin gerluit bon $4,000 peruriadt
m11rbe. Die @ntitebungsnrla9e 1T I'M
hefannt.
Sarge. Der @ei5er 8. 81. 2am=
renee lit ouf benz Man0an=@ lenoibe
3meig ser Mortbern Gqcific 8abn 5u
Eooe perbriibt uorben Ii: 5tpor flint
5ebn Minuten ipdter, no6bem lein
Bater in 5treeter nit oem Eo6e nb=
ging. = Sic S%enerberlulte Ser Ste
tail Merd)onts Wrtltal Sire Sniu=
rance 60. bon Nor6 Dafota baben I'M
Sabre 1918 MIR % Hro5ent ausge=
ma6t nno sic @eieai6aft erfreut iid
6es beiten Sabres felt ibrem 8eite=
ben mie ous 6en 8eribten Ser 8e=
amten gu erieben lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
Samilicnfrcis.
Ginqebilbete @erte.

Wir laden oariiber, tpen1 Die Sim
Der aaes, mas glan5t, fir @ol6 neb,
men nno iib i'm 8eiib mertloier
&leinigfeiten fir unermeBlib reid;
bnlten. @ir Iq9eln audi, tpen11 iie
meinen nit fleinen 9ilfeleiitungen
mi6tige Dtenite gu leilten. l1n6 6o6
glei6en Die groBen 2eute in Der
lleberi6abung BEG 8ertes Der Gin
ne oft bis ans 2ebensen6e ben &in=
Bern.
8iepiel ei%ngebiloete @erte gibt
eS Sod bei ben Meniden! l1no Oh
mir, Die mir bannh 1treben, ben
10 a bren Wert Ser Dinge. gu err
fennen, oarum fdon gefeit iin6 ge-
gen ge%Iegentlibe 8erblen6ung2 $50
rem mir es, 10 6nnten mir nns ge-
trolt Sen We1tpeiien 5u3dblen. 90
aber geb0ren mir mobl al1eiamt, gele=
gentlid gu ben E0ri6ten a1,6 Bis
an I'M er 9ebensenbe. Mber 6as Stre-
ben na6 Ser redbten @rfenntnis bes
@ertes oler Dinge foQ 6enno6 inn
mer lebenbig IN nns bleiben, oanit
mir flaren Mr1ges 8ertloles bon
8erfbonem ii9ten lernen, unS nno
on6ere Dor bem 8etrogentper6en 81
lhuben.
Gem monber muB lonlt i'm Se=
ben gu fpdt NIT 9dmer55 uno Sitter
felt erfennen, 6aB er, mie 6as &ino,
mertloien Sitter fir edtes @olo
nabm. @ebt es ni6t l1nge5dblten 10,
oie oem Mei1tum, @bren, &nbm
nabiagen nnb I'M 8eiib crit gepabr
merbe1t, mie menig 0as ales beoentet
aur 8efrieoignng 6es Ser5e11S, gum
mabren Slid? 8ir itenen ote Wei=
nunq ser 8eIt iiber infer Sun oben-
an, 6os beiBt mir opfern einem EN-
aebil6eten @erte nniere etgene lie
ber5engung, mir baiden nod mBes
rem s5reun6en, 6ie nns bnnt nno lnnt
unloden, nn6 getntnnen 6omtt ntdbts,
oas uns innerli6 frob ma6t. Wir
ringe1l, nns geie1ig beliebt gu mo-
den, un6 erfennen NIT 54mer5,
menn mir es ftn6, bob ein ein5iges
treues 6reun6esber5 ntebr inert 1T,
ais eingebilbete 8erte, benz blar1fe11
Gent glei9, Sen bas &n0 fur Elm
@eIbitiif bdf!
Mber ml6 in be5uq n1f ibre YET
tungen gleiden Diele grobe Menid)eu
SEN ainoern. nnnibe 8e1ddftigl1n=
aen, EGnoelei nit Der Mrbett iperoe11
fir mirfli1e Mrbeit ge1tommen. Hno
bod liegt Der mabre iittli6e Bert Der
Mrbeit nur in 6em Nuben, ben tie
1dafft, Nnben fir ben Mrbeite1oen
|elbif unb III b0berem MlaBe nod N
bem N1berL ben Die Mrbeit fur an
bere idafft fir ben engen &rets oes
6uufes ODER fir ben meiten Der gro-
Sen menidliden @eneini9nff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06

al, Inn 81 ieben. tper nod III Der
Naht IN fein 9aus tpolte. 81 frngte:
sMer 1T brauBen2" st befam nber
fcine MnttDort, fonoern eg tplroe nl1r
meter gepodt. Da Sffnete Der Mnnn.
bic Gliir unb fab bas Bferb. Mber Der
Reiter lab nidt mebr nuf benz RHfer.
b Z, nur Der Sattel lag nod allf Inn.
Dn bn9te Der damn, Ser 6ag Yfern
.tpieoer erfannte: .@etpiB 1T nett.
Greano bon bent Bferoe gefaGen; id.
min bod glei4 ben 0eg geben, out
peldem er %fortgeritten Das
Bfero ging INNER Dor linn ber, ll10
nod Ginger 3eit famen tie an ben
Srt, mo- Der Serr tpie tot in elmer
|Dbnma6t lag. Ser Mnnr tpufb ben
Dnliegenben nit 8eir, ben er mitgee-
nomn1en bette, unb balb ermadte Der
&eiienbe aug Der Obn,nnbt. 5e;r
Jrenn6 gab Inn nun ettpas @ein au
trinfen, balf. inn, 6ab ct ii6 tuie6er
nuf 6as Bferoe ieBen fonnte, fIbrte
baS gfer6 am 3iigel in iein Saus II.
bradte es, nn96em Ser Wennn nbge=
+itiegeni NOR, in ben Stan. Ser Mann
.ging dl1b gu 8ett unb rift crit OIL
on6eren Morgen tpieoer tpeiter. 9atte
er aber sic Nabt I'M 8aloe liegen
bleiben miiiien, 70 tpiir6e er mobl ge=
itorben iein. go NOR er bur9 Die
Greue unb &lugbeit beg Hfer6es &C.
rettet mor6en, nn6 er 6anfte @ott
ber5lid, BOB er i'm 6ur6 iein Efero
bom Eobe errettet batte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
5m6 0afpta.

Siours Sails. - Ser in Ser
2orabec* Mflble ongeitente Mnorem 9.
|8ibion m1roe, als er nit 6em Serla=
Sen bon @i1enbabnmaggons beibdf=
tigt mar, BON einem Sreibriemen er=
fnbt. Gin Mrm p11rbe 6em unglmdli=
den ab%geriiien, 1rn6 er erlitt inner
li6e @erlebungen, melde leinen 500
bal6 nadber CUR 6olge batten.
Mit6eIl. - Sier miro cine 6i-
refte acknowledgement bon De-
bills 2afe, 81. 9, nod Brownsville
Seras, in 8ori6lag gebra6t. Diefel=
be tpiir6e nnter Dem Namer uSun=
ibine @igbmap" befannt iein.
Eierre. Die 2egislaturmit-
glie6er iin6 bereit, Zig 5n a6t Wini=
omen Dollar git betpinigen, um bas
5000 Meilen Erunf @igbnap 8abr-
itrnBenneb GIT bauen. - 9a Elm Ser
ln6, cine grtrobeminignng fir sic
2egis1at1rmitglieber Der boben 2e=
bensfoiten 1pegen gu erlangen, febl=
IdIng, ion nun cine 8orloge einge-
reidt merben, oie Sen @eietgebern
einen Eogelobn bon $3.50, an1tat
$500 pie bisber, %gemdbren mir6e,
iotpie 5ebn Gents Meilengeloer.
MrIington. - Ginen benner-
fensnerten @eforo be5iiglib Der
MiIdprob,tftio11 innerbalb beg letten
Sabres batten atpoIf &iibe Der untpeit
bon bier anidiiigen Garmers 6. IS.
Moln1o 51 ber5etbnen. Die Rilh bic
fer &iiE5e bradte benz Garmer I'M
Sabre 3uianrn1en 1926 III Bargelb.
Aberdeen. W &ieiige Sleifder
1agen, 6aB berer mebr &a1en gefanft
tper6en als iemaIs porber. Dieie iino
Elm biIliges, idmadbaftes uno nabr-
bafteg @iien t,nb belfen ben boben
2ebensfoiten entgegen 3u mirfen.
Bierre. Ole Bnr1ner I'M iii6-
liben unb tpeitIiben EeiI 6es 5taa-
.teg iino NIT Bffiigen beiddftigt, boz
.bingegen iiebt es nit Der .@isernte
16Iedt a1s. Sos Ginidmuggelr
bon aeiitiger @etrdnfen in 6ieien
5toat pirb nod iddrfer aIs bisber
bseitraft peroer,, fuas cine 8orloge,
rpeIde III Ser @eiebgebung eingereidt
tpuroe, gum @eieb pirb. Gin Bara-
grapb Ser gorIage beitimrnt, bob
9erfone11, Sic @etrd11fe in Mntor1o-
bilen einfiibreu, nidtt 11llr Der @etrdtt-
Il, fonber1 aud ibresNntomobils ber-
l,ftig geben fcl1e1.
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st. Beneoict's
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ct. Spiepb, stearns 3d., Rinn.
Cine Der beiten Nnitalten 5nr 609e.
rem S6dterersiebnns I'M gansen
Nprbmeiten. 1%1nterridjtet in Seutid)er,
engliider unb frana6Iider 5prade,
stenosrapbie, S%ppeturitiug, 8ud'
iibreu, Mnitf, Maleu, 9pden uno
iueiblide GRANDDAUGHTER. Hrinatsims
1,ter, nit alien mubernen 8equemlid'
feiten ansgeitattet, itebeu Sen 36g'
linsen CUR @erfii9mng. Mit obisem
Snititnte lit cine sd)ule fir anaben
BON 6 bis IL Sabren berbunbcn. Ne'
gen MGberem menoe mon iid On
Sitter Dircetrcb, o.. =. >.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06

Gel ~ipariqul!

%9f@TR #4F#5S@FY
gti iparipf1!
vs. maren einu1nl 3tDei @naben,
bic bieben @Sei1n5 unb Raipar. 8eioe
bntten gn,l3 nrrne gItern. &nipar NOR
iebr fpnriam, 6ern fein Better bate
5u Inn gefagt:: sMaan MuB fparen, 10
lange mon lung III, baB man i'm III
ter etpog bot"
3enn nun Raipar, einer Gent ODER
flint Gents berbiente, ober gei9enH
befam, 10 ltedte ct 6ns @elb raid in
feline Sparbndie. Braudte er alei-
Der. ODER 8uder, 10 mndte er feline
fSparbl6fe anf unb CAB feinem 8a-
ter etpag Aaau.
8ns er 1i6 nun aIs Sinh ange-
m0bnt batte, bng iebte er fort, als
er grob m,r6e. CT bertut ME einer
Gent unnotig. Bergnugnngen, bic
|piel @elo fojteten, IieB er unb 6adte
uDas lit fir rei6e 2eute." Dabei mar
er aber ni6t gei3ig nno al1b ME I'M
barmber5ig gegen arme 9erte.
Selma aber trieb es n1lOers.f Sn
bieier Stun6e befam er einen Gent,
o6er flint Gents, in Der nddh)1itet1 mar
oos Gels ldon penraiht. 8alb batte
er Elm Stiiidfdhen &ndlen, balb eine
8re5el, bolo Elm 3uderi tangel9en,
halb Elm paar Observation-Disclosures
hal6 Man6elbrot in Ser @an6.
Sein 8ater iagte i'm 5tpar oft:
r&un3, @utI6maf bringt 8ettel-
iuf!" Mber &un5 bergab oas nno
6odte: u@enn Mrs MIR gut
}dmedt!"
Muh aIs er groB mnr6e, fonnte
er fein @el6 in feiner Talde leiben.
@s muBte ones pertan meroen.
Sonntogs foB ct big in Die ipate
Mo9t beim &ruge. 8urben ipiBe
Site getrngen, gleib ml1Bte er einen
10 eltnY el1no19 a1anm ple16 'eqoM
4laag al 1toqatt@ 'uoqpd 1nS uoalldll
men breiten baden. Sob es irgen0mo
Sang ober &on5ert o6er Ebeater ooer
etpos 5eltenes gu ieben, &a1n5 muB=
te 0abei ietn, m1Bte er au6 6as lebte
|@el0 oafiir bingeben.
&nn3 murbe otter nnb INNER Gl=
ter. Sebt fonnte er ni6t mebr flint
orbeiten, unb oesbalb per0iente er
MIR nod tpenig. Da6nr6 aber ge=
riet err nod unb nad) in Not unb
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oie1em mobnte er nit ieiner Ssral1 un6
ieinen &in6ern gliidlih un6 obnc
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an feline Sir. Sein dlteiter Sobn
1prang binal1s. 8nl6 fam er pieber
uno iogte: u8ater, es lit Elm armer,
otter Mann 6rouBen, Der bittet UNI
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rebt groBes 5tiid. Ser olte Manr
muB in GROCER Mot iein. ST, .qeht
cana 5erlumpt. Die 3eben queen
ibm aus Sen 5tiefeln beraus. Md
gs muB i'm a116 frieren. 5ein Sc
Iidt iiebt 70 e1enb aus. @euiB quail.
i'm Ser 511nger. l1rb mir mars a1b,
:ols Oh er Eranen III ben Mugen Ite=
ben batte: Md! Gr mnB iebr un-
gludli6 ieinl"
Bater &afpar itan6 auf nnb gtng
1elbit binaus, I'M ben alien 8ett!er
gu ieben. Mber tDie eridraf er, als er
i'm erblidte. gs mar fem Brroer 80
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06

Sir molten, iast bas rCbio State
S~onrnol" feline 8un6esautoritat, UNI
uns 3u foaen, mos Ser l1nterridts=
plon Ser gr3iebungsanltolten oieies
2onoes lein fon. @r5iebung lit fein
Sell Ser nationalen Amtstatigfeit.
@as cine 8erion meiB o6er 6enft,
ionteA gdn3lih 0apon getrennt iein,
mas oie Gegierung ueiB ODER oenft.
9ieie 96tigfeit gebt oie Staaten an
ODER bie 2ente innerbalb 6iefer Stoa.
ten. Sc ioI feine 8oridrift bon Der
Rombination bon @infliiien geben,
sic oen @eiidtspunft in Baibington
bi1oen. Ser S6ee> Die Sugenoer5ie-
b11ng unter @ontrole elmer @egie.
rungsmai9ine 81 itellen, io1te ouf
ale Safe %1pioeritan6en peroen.