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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11
DER NnrDstern

@ebriioer 81. 9. uno @obert @olb BOT,
ct. Geo tpobnten Der bier gebaltenen
Observation-Disclosures BET.
Ben. Meber 1T na9 ldngerem Be1u6e
bel bieiigen 8erpanoten @itte leeter
ISOLDE na1 Dgema abgereift.
SRI. Solepbine Rfeffer bon Minnea>
polls perbrabte Die erften Sage bergan<
gener 8o6e BEL ibren bier %tpobnenben
8ertpnnbten.
Samtlte Seinri6 9ebrid, tpel6e ii6
bier mebrere 8oden be5udsmeiie aufs
bielt, 1T borlekten Samstas nad Nibers.
Manitobn, Canada, abgereiit.
Mntb. Binter un6 Srnn Mba1n &olb
unb @attin unb yit. sSuds unb befen
before &alfte pobnten benz in 2nfe
Senrb gebaltenen Begrdbnii1e Der BERT.
sSrau Qeonarb 2ie1er BEL.
8einri9 Mnas unb Srau uno S. 6.
NReDer unb before Sdlfte erfreuten lire
in ct. SAUL tpobnenben 8ertpanoten nit
einem riebrtdgigen gein6e.
Souls. @erla6 bon Sronton mnr bonn
|@amstag Biz 9ienStag Gait bieiiger
lSreunbe. is.
Sreb Senton bon @ufbbiqe, AGO., be-
finoet 1ib bier in Der Sarnilie bes 9r.
|&. %. @6brs auf mebrere .8o9en gu
Gate. !.
Cine iunge So9ter Der Somilie Matb.
Maoemader unter5og iib gnbe Nueuit
i'm bieiigen 9oipital elmer Operation unb
befinbet fib tpieoer tpobl unb munter.
@ubert @oide bat bic fdufli9 erftan<
(bene &altmar1n @eiioen3 ienieits beg
S1u1es nit Samilie bieier Sage be3o>
gen. .i
@a96em Tie 5tpei @onate b%eiud6stpeiie
in @potme unb 11niontofpn~ @aib., Bortz
lamb, Ore, @eneeiee. Sbabo, uno Suite,
Ntont., berbra@t, iinb Srau 81. @9tpnrb
unb &inbsr tpieoer nn9 Nelroie 5urid<
getebrt. @.. --.
SIZE ebrtp. S6tpeiter Nlobiia, 9. S. sc.
l66pe1ter 1es Nuguit @ieferi@, unb Die
ebrp. @9tpeit er 8ernabina, .. S. &C.,
l@9pe5t tier BEG Ebomns 8obnen, bonn ct.
Srancis &onbent in ct. 2onis, Mo., berz
bra9ten cine Bo9e BEL ibren bier tpobz
nenben @ertpa16ten.
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Rihmon0..

Sic @iuian &ir9ner 8obnung, an1
tpeitliden @nbe bes 8iuage gelegen, TT
bon Der @i6monb @ozoperatibe Grea<
merh M11ociation fir BEN Brets bon
$4,000 gefauft norOen; biefelbe tpiro pom
8uttermaber Sobann Niebaus betpo9nt
tperben.
Sic &. S. @%onoerbeios Samilie erfreut
|li6 bes 8el ndes bes Nugnft @onoerbetoe,
tpelder hier bon Oregon eintraf. Ser Be<
In6er 1T 8. S. 8onberbeibes 8ruoer, pen
Sic Samilie felt bret5ebn Sabren ntebt
mebr at @eii9te befommen batte. :.
Sic hodtp. 8enebiftiner @regor nro
@eter BON bier nabme1 an Der am lebz
ten 9onnerstag IN ct. Sobns Sole9e
totttaefunoenen Beeroigung hires berz
itorbeuen Orbensbrubers, bes bo9p. p.
gpnrab, 8. q. s., tell.
sSn Ser 8inage @ane ipnroe bon Den
iunoen 9amen bes @i1age uno Der 1mz
oeoenb Elm 8asfet @ocial gegeben, oas
iehr qut be1ndt mar nnb bag etnen 9nz
ten 8eitraq fir bas neue &tbmono 3otel
brabte.
Sic Mrbeit an Der 1~1mgeftaltung un=
5eres 6p1pitals lit bonenbet; bic innere
Mugfaftune gebt iett Dor fi@, l1no es
pirb ertpartet, baB bas @o1pttal tn ben
erften Enaen 1einer 8eftimn1ung fp1ro
iibergeben tper6en fonnen:
6odtp. 5err Mi6. @6erer bon 1nd>
man berfaufte fem norbtpeftlt6 bon pier
oeIeoenes Bohnbaus neb5t bem etnen
@4pr nrnken @runbitiid bent Sran5 S.
8iuenbring fiir $4,000.
Hrl. SPARTA 80ttser begab ii@ bor1
lebfen areitag nab ct. Sranets, tpo tie
I'M bereits begounenen @9rl1abr oennn=
terri6t erteilen miro.
Sobn Mebr nnb SDbne Mlois, Sobn
un6 @buarb 1ielten ii6 mebrere Gage
in ben 8pi1ingitdbten our Se1tdttsln9
Ser Staatsfair auf.
SEQ Stunt bon 2ibgertpoob. Sc. g.. mel
der hur8lt9 bas Bobnba11s pes s. s.
STEINER fdufli6 in ietnen 8eftt brad9te,
bot basielbe Iebten 9onnerstng NIT Sa1
mile be5ogen.
Trl. @liiabetb Ebber bat fi6 ben 8og<
|linqeu Der ct. glouo Sanoelsidl1le a1t=
|gei9lofen.
8errbarb 2embed 1T nit SSarntlie nod
|@t. glpub umge3ogen, mo bie1elbe tbr
firberes 9eim MAIDEN tpirb.
Sri. emma &an1mer traf gum BeildD
ibrer bier tpobnenben @ltern, Detd]. 9ar1<
mer unb Sran, bon ben 3ptatngsftdoten
bier Elm. ~
Mnton Snfer ur,b Srau erfreuer1 1id
Ser Nnfunft einse n1rnteren S6bn9ers,
tpo8u ben begliidftenglter augemeiu graz
tlIiert tprrbe.
Ueitte Iebter 8ode erfreuten SSra15
Builder 1n6 Sra11 bon MinerbiIe lire
Ihieiiaeu G~ertpanbten nit 8e1n9.
SSsran SSran3 3uratpalbe, tpel9e at Ne<
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st. 111artin.

9e11r1D Nd9ntann III DON DleI I1D
Ni6monb umge5oaen, mo er nit Sarnilie
fem neues &eim be3oger fat.
gbrit. @arIs bon bier fat bic r0r6z
li9 bon Mi9n1onb gelegene 8ernbarb
2embed Sarm beaogen, Die er fiir3lid
td1ufli9 in ieinen 8eftb gebrn6t bat.
Otto 9enning bon bier bnt biefe ISOLDE
MittpoG Sri. gbn &irbner bon ct.
gIoub in Der bortigen unbefledten gm>
pfdngnisfir1e nls 8rn1t gum Srnlaltar
gefiibrt. Mbenbs fnnb in Der @iGuuonb
&ale Elm 8au ftatt, an benz ii@ cine gro<
Re Nenge Bertpnnbte unb Sreunbe BEG
iu1gen Baares beteiligten. M1ge es benz
ielben am eigenen @erbe IN 9etroit,
Minn., mo Der Brdutignm in elmer Cora
ge 8eiddftigung bat, ftets tp~oblergebenl
Setter Nnu, tpeIder Iebte8o9e n1f fei=
ne neue Snrm BEL Sreeport n1u5og, bat
it6 nod 3ubor Elm neues Sorb nnge@
i@afft.
Samilie @al5l mar Sonntag bel Der
in @m1f Centre nobnenoeu Samilte @te>
pbnn Gang gu Gate.
SIZE Sanilie 2obenbrett bon Mabifon,
Minn., lnngte. Iebte 8ode bier an nnb
miro bic @Iatterb Snrm bearbeiten. 9err
Nurtenberg, tpelder bic Snrm mebrere
Satire betpobnte, tpirb na9 ieiner am %.
6tepmber nbgebnltenen gerlteigerlng nrf
feline n0roli@ bon ct. Soiepb getaufte
Sarm nnn5ieben.
SIZE SsamiIie Beg Qebrer 2ut9eu err
freute iih 5amstag in ct. Ni9olas Der
@affreunoi@aft Der Samilie 9omintt
Sranf.
Sobn 81. Mett mar @taatsfairbeiuder
un6 bIieb in Der &apitolftabt, nm BEL
Der am Montag begonnenen @roffnn19
Der @on6eriitung Der 2egislatlr 8l19ez
gen 5u fem.
2ebten 9ienstag fling Der l1nterrt9t
in ben auspdrtigen @9ulbifriften an,
in benen bon ben 2ebrern Sofepb 2abr.
@b. 2tniter unb Mi9. 2utgen nnterri9z
tet miro. Sn ienen S9ulen tpar Der Be=
Iu6 am @r0ffnungstage Elm 5nfrieoen<
itenenber.
urtunbenresiitrar Sobn Gang bon ct.
@Ionb erfreute nit Sanilie 1etne b1er
tp%obnenoen Bernnnbten, uno So1epb
6dhn, @e1@dftsleiter Der 8orgeroine
9unber Darb in 8otuIus mar @onnta9s:<
gaf 1einer @utter, Der Bittpe 9dbn nno
ionftiger 8erpnnbten.
sso6n @nrf9t lieb feline Bobnung bon
Beter Bbleplen aus Cob @prtng NIT
elmer 6ei8einri9tung perefeben.
8nuibreiner ssobu Mil1er nno @eieAen
hoben ben gerdrmieen Stan oes Soba111.
Olmi@eib fertiasef1cut nnb peroen 11tf
benz San eines ueuen B%obnbal11es nlr
Mei@. Mierenbauien in @oscoe oiefe, Bo@
DE beginnen.
@arI @pobn unb 3inber tparen Soar1<
toa Bel Der Samilie Gbrift. Radtnes gu
@aite.
mid. 2uteen beforet Samstass 6as
Mnitrei@en nerer &ebdloe auf Der Aleg
|9ibier Snrm.
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Stem Wunih

SIM @an1e hires @obnes @ermann tit
am b%ergangenen Nontagabenb Srau Ser
narbine $erbnar ielig I'M GERM ent19lnz
fen. @eit Iebtem Sribiabr nabmen lire
&rdfte mebr unb mebr na6, unb es mar
Elm, @er3leiben, bas i9lieBli9 ibrem ir>
bi16en 9niein Elm gnbe n1n9te. Sic Ser
1torbene tpurbe I'M 9e5en1ber 1885 in
@imbed, 8eftpbalen, geboreu. sSn 1852
berebeIidte iie ii9 nit @erbnr6 $erbnar,
NIT Dem iie a9t Sabre ipdter in bieies
2anb fam unb ii6 auf elmer uutpeit biez
fer OrhGaft eeIegeneu 5arm nie<
6erlieb. Nn Ser 5eite ibres @atten eez
moi iie Elm friebli9es 9aiein, Bic bieier
ibr Dor SO Sabren in bic gtptgtett bor=
angling. Ser gliidli9en Gle entfproien
iieben &inoer, bon beneu nod feds Dem
2eben erbaIten 1ir16 rnb ben Sob Der gu>
ten Nutter betrnueru. SSn 1907 berlegte
Tie ibr 9eim IN biefes 8iange, mo tie BEL
ibrem @obne 8erma1n ben aMbenb ibres
Qebens in Mube l1nb 3ufrieoerbeit ge1oB.
Nuber bieiem binterldbt biz. Dabtngez
fdiebene folgenbe &i11ber: Srm1 clinton
8entfielb bon 8eit Union, Srnl Iatb.
59Ii9t bon 8nite Parf, @erbarb Ser
boar bon set. Nngel, Ore, Soiepb Ser
baar bon gottontpooo, Sbabo, uno Gil
1abetb Serbaar bon @etsler, Nlbertn, Ca
nnoa. STE 8eeroigung fnnb Wittpo@n1or<
gen na9 einem bonn bo6p. p. @erbaro,
8. g. s., 8elebrierten Mequtem I'M 8eiz
fem Der Mitglieber bes @riflt6en Nditz
terbereins, be1en ebrenbaftes Wtitglteb
iie getpeien, uno unter fonit GROCER Sell
nabme alf benz biefi9en @ottesader ftatt.
@0ee bic quite @utter Serbaar ruben IN
Srtebenl
Sran8 uno geter &eier bon Ee9nb,
Su., un6 SRI. @eneba 9eier nno @egtna
@olf bon Der ct. 8enebitts Mfa6emte in
ct. Soiepb maren bier bel Der ebrtp.
@6nel ter Mnberba, 8. g. s., 81 @a1 tie.
Srau Soiepb @ubmann reife 1ette
8oGe mad @ilberton, Ore, ab, mo tie
bic Bintermonate in Der Snn1ilte ibres
Bruoers 6reb l1pboff berbringen tpiro.
@eorg s.. Sbera unb bic Sranleins
&unigunoe Sierra, Ignes 8obl uno N9<
neg @ispirtb bon ct. Saul bielten ii@
bier cine ISOLDE beiu9speiie bel Ser
tpnnbten n1f.
Cine srobe Nn8ab1 @itglieoer oteler
@emeinbe gaben am lebten @lontag Dem
bo@fp. p. @onrab, 6. g. s., i'm ct.
|Sobns College bas lebte @%brengetette 51111t
@ottesader.
@}e16tptfter CHARLOTTE uno gtoietta Btkl
begaben 1ib %anfangs LETTER Bode nod
|@t. Solepb, mo- tie an Der ct. Beneottts
Mfabemie lire @tuoien tpteoer aufnabz
men.
SIZE ebrtp. 8enebiftineri9pe tern bon
Meire @robe e%rfreuten Die bter tpohnz
baften ebrtp. @9petern oes Beneottti@
nerorbens. NIT 8e1n9.
Sri. SIorentine Eerbnar bat tire Stn<
bien an ser ct. .Benebitts Nfn0emte III
ct. Soiepb tpieoer a~ufgenomme1: !.
Ndd mebrere Sage tangent Beit@e bet
bie1igen Sreunoen unb @ertpanoten 1T
Sill. Sriebler nab ietnem Setm IN Sna@
mia 5uridgefebrt.
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Colo SPRING.

I'm Ser biejigen Yfarrtir9e idlo11en
Bel einem in Ser ct. 8ontfa3ius Stride
am 0ienstag LETTER Bo6e ftatt9efunoez
men 5od8eitsamte ben 8nnb firs Sebe11
ieph 5pooen unb SRI. Binifreb STINT,
bei6e bodgea6tete iunge 2ente oieierOrt<
fdaft. SIN engen gertpanoten< nno
Hrembesfreiie fanb nod Der ttrdltden
Seier bic So@5eit beim gruber Der 8rant
fatt, tpobei bas gbepnar nit ben ber5<
Hditen @liidtpiini9en reidli9 beoa@t
tpurbe. Ue6ge es ben Neubermdblten am
eiaenen 9erbe, ben fte auf Der Sarm oes
grdutigar1s DiftIi9 bon bier gegriinoet' ba-
ben, fets mad Bunfb ergebenl
SRI. Cite Rinratb 1nb Sri Narsa<
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U1drtv.

Setnrt@ Sbei{en, 9uotpig &nnfel, Dtatb.
M1denbrenner unb Sobn 8tder, btelber<
1pre6enoe iunge @0bne bon gu ote1 er@ez
meinbe geb0rige Samilien itno anta1gs
LETTER 8o6e na9 Wt. @albarb, 8ts:,
abaereiit, mo lie iib im ct. 2oren5 @ol<
lege ben 8orituoien fir ben 81. Yrtelter>
itanb tpibmen peroen.
SIZE bo6m. &erren @@irmers bon
8rooten uno @umper bon Belgrade err
ftatteten Mitte LETTER 8o9e benz bodtp.
Bfarrer 2eutbner eineu folegtali1denSe<
iuG. g. -
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mef Union.

6ohtp. Bfdrrer Bu19er e%rfre11te 111
feit Iebten Donnerstag Biz Wontag bes
fre1,nb{dafhi6en 8eiu9es beg bod]tD.
Germ 81. S@linf, tpelber I'M Sacreo 9eart
I5mitarium 8u Miltpaufee dls 8nplnn
anaefteut mar. Montng reiite er IN Bes
aleitung beg bodtp. GERM 8u1der 1111o
6ef5en Mi6t1en Sobann lno 8ertrno
Builder anf iein 4rbeitsfelb IN UetltOal1<
tee 3uriid.
Sim @onntag, benz Seite seq Fl. @loz
boalo, beg Yatrons Der 9io5ele, feterte
bodtp. 6err Builder inter Ifiifter5 BEG
ho6n. 6errn Stint unb 6es Sen1inart>
item scSobn Sanb, Sobn Ser bier uobner<
ben 8ittpe @3pttfr. Sanb Elm feterl1des
| 6udmt, nie bies audi m unlerer Yfarr<
firde anberen Sages, Dem Se1te Wtar1d
@eburt, Der Sail mar.
Sn Der Snmilie unieres 8nttern1a9ers
&. g. Drbed 1telte 1i6 EN- nnnnteres
6Jbnben Elm; bns 'gleibe Sr%eloeneretgz
nis trug ii6 IN Ser San1tlie Soiepb 4rets
merit gu. 8eiben Snmilien Slid gu Den
SamiIienbermebrnngen.
SRI. Sbereiia @eiIe begab iii9 Montag
mad golb Sring, ipo fie t1ebrere Sage
Sat ibres 8rr6ers &arl fein tpiro.
SIZE @el9tpiter Naria unb 9elena
6erbatius er1tatteten ibren IN Nlbert%
billie tpobnenben 9ertpanbten ei1en mebr<
tdagigen 8eiu9.
Nad etnenn mebrtdgieen 8eiu9e BET
ibren bier nnidi1igen gltern, Ben. Se<
ters uub @attin, lit Srau Mf. Nfars
tbaler mad ibrem 9etm in Nselroie 5l<
riidgef brt.
sSrau &. 81. NNeiIer bradte ibre So6z
ter Monitn mad ct. Sofepb. mo Die
febe .iih in bic Meibe Der 30glinge Der
|St. 8enebifts< Mn6enaie aufnebn1en lieb.
Sobn @rddrter mar in 8e8leihlng fei1es
grubers Mi1nel mad Sine Niber. mo
beibe 5id in 2anbinterei1en luniaben.
gei9. Mei1er If. bat ii65. nadoem er
feline Sommerferien bier berbraebt. nnb
ct. Sobns College 5uridbegeben, mo er
feline 6tnbien ipieber nllfnebmeu tDirb.
@efhtpifter Menrin nnb SIorence
l1pbns iinb AM anfnnge Der leRten
ISOLDE mad ct. gIoub abgerett, mo bei<
be in elmer &a116elsi@lle 5tuoie1 obIieS
gen.
IS beiBt, bab STOP 8biteon1b feline iilibz
lid bon bier gelesene SSarm fir 500 ben
Nder Iosge}6lngen bat.
Wei1. S&er6r1er BON melrofe erfrelte nnf
einige Snge bic SSainiIie feiues bier tpob<
ne1tber 8r1oers SSobn &rdn1er init eis
nenn 9eil@e.
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5duf Centre.

@o1tp. Bfarrer Mr5t mar Montng IN
@eiddften mad ct. gIouo. 2ette Bode
9onnerstag e~rfreute er fib beg freunbs
f1nftIiden 8efndes bes bodtp. GERM
@rabig bon gpbpbmie. g. 8.
Mm Mitttpo1 tprrbe bic 9tearns
gonntb Snir bier er0ffnet. Nn ieuem
Gage mar Der 8e1n6 Elm gang 5ufriez
beniteueroer, mas aud bon ben 5tuei Ibri<
gen Snirtngen, nmentli9 bon benz ct.
gIoub Sage, Der uuf ben letten Sag Der
Sair, bns 1T auf Sreitng, berlegt 1T. err
partet fnirD.
g. s. @ubolpb .unb @attin finb nad
bier 8oden lnngeuu Berbletb bel Der IN
Bnrb @prings tp%obnenben San1ilie Bnro
mad ibrem @eim in at9iion, Sans, 5u>
riidgefebrt.
Sri. emma Sorsberg bat fi6 Sreitng
mad 2eebs, 81. 8, begeben, mo iie I'M
nd9iten S9uliabre als Qebrerin tdti8
1ein tpirb.
%. g. Nrnot unb @nttin bnbeu ii6
na6 Colorado @priu9s, COL. begebeu, tpo
iie iid einen Monnt beiu9smeife anf<
baIten tperben.
SEQ $risfe unb Srnu bon 9l1perior,
Bis., erfreuten lire bier ipobnenoe San<
te, Srm1 SuIia goftello nit einem adttdz
gfgen 8efu9e.
Samilie Geo. 8orgmaun madte borS
Iebten @onntag einen Mbte@er nad ct.
sSolepb, mo fie tire $o9ter grmaline an
Ser ct. 8enebiftts= Afabemie unterbra9<
ten.
Srau 81. @ribmn9er unb Sobter Mcfn
trafen nnfangs LETTER Bo9e bon Great
Soils, Ront., bier elm un6 nerben ben
@ab1ommer BEL biefisen 8%ertpanoter u.
Sreunoen uerbringen.
5etnrib @obbers 1T nnfmngs pergan<
aener @ode mad Sncomn, Bn1b, abgsz
reif, mo Elm bier Boden LANCER geiub
Bernnnbten gelten miro.
SSrl. Beatrice &erberger 1T bon sHtn@
neoboIis 3uridgefebrt, mo tie int {: ~.
Gallagher Sein einige Sage gu @afte
tunr. .
Geo. Borgu,n1n unb @nttin reilten
Mitte LETTER ISOLDE mad ben 3tpiuingsz
tdbten al 8e1u9 Bel Sreunoeu uno 1abs
men 5uglei9 bas @ermiigen Der Staats<
fair nit.
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5duf Rdptos.

@eore 8en1en, Elm in Benton eountb
pohnen6er Sarmer, tpel9er felt 5tpet @o<
den i'm ct. Mapbaels Soipital' at ct.
.Glorb inter dr3tlider 8ebanblnng lta1o,
hot iid at elmer Mr1putation ieines linz
len Beines bertanben, bic lebte1 Sre1=
taq borgenommen muroe. Bel e1nem
!6auboemenee nit einen1 Saruner r1an1ers
Miuer entllo. ii6 bas @etpebr. NIT Dem
er betpaffnet mar, unb er erlitt ape e1z
men Sdub ins Bein; bic babel erlittene
Werlebung ben1tigte Die ampntatior.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11

bon ct. Mug11ftn, Sgnn3 l1nb ssSbn, bic fi6
nod III benz eIternIos getporoenen Seirn
befinben, Srnn Meib. &rudten bon Sc
5nut, Srau GSreb aiibn bon Rrinceton,
Srnu gn1iI 5Gmud bon ct. SAUL llnD
Srau Bilb. Su6s bon Roneb, 81. 8. Sic
8e%rftorbene .erfreute fi9 ibrer bor5igltz
den gtgenf9nften tpegen nQgemeiuer Be-
liebtbeit, bnber audi bic grobe Eeilnabme
benz 8egrdbnii1e, bas am Montag bon
Der bieiigen Stride aus ftattfanb. N6ge
Die gerftorbene ruben in Sriebenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11

flddrt fib fir bns @efbdft fertig.
Sreb Eerbnar u1lo Ssrnu bon i3errid,
g. s., unb Nf. Serbian bon %a,'oloings
forb erftatteten bier Der San,ilie 3arI
&npfner unb an0eren gertpnl1oten eiren
freuno1daftli6en 8eiud.
Ser Samilie &arl &npiner tpuroe eil1
murteres 906terden seboren, ipo5ll un%
ieren @lldtpuni9.
Sran3 @reu berfalfte bic Sobu 8arz
nor Sarm einem Sotpaer Sarmer namens
&uguit Slider.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11

berfrebg leibet befiuoet iib in b~offnunss<
Iofem 3uitanoe.
Nn6 fur3em Befu6 bet Der bier felt
Sturgeon erit tpobnenben SnmiIie Ranl
Bad 1T Der bodip. @err @rabig 5n ieiz
ner Bfnrrei in gpbpbanie, g. 8, 5uridz
gefebrt.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1919-08-07

then l nave seemed to remember ev-
erything. But when / wake I have for
gotten, and 1t is because I know that
must forget. Paul, dream of a dead
man, and men who hate and are fol-
lowing us. Was there-ever-a dead
man, Paul7" she asked, shuddering.
placed one arm around her.
"Jacqueline, there never was any
dead man." / said. sit is not true.
Some day I will tell you everything
some day" caught her In my arms.
81 love you. Jacqueline" cried.
And you-you?"
She thrust her hands out and turned
her face away. There was an awful
fear upon 1t. paul." she cried. "there
-somebody-who-
81 have known that" she went on
in torrent of wild words. Il have
known that always, and 1t is the most
terrible part OF all II
laid finger on her lips.
"There Is nobody, Jacqueline." said
again, trying to control my trembling
voice. 'There was never anybody but
me. and there shall never be. For to-
morrow we shall turn back toward st.
Boniface again. and we shall take the
boat for Quebec-and from there /
shall take you to a land where there
shall be no more grief, neither"
But very sweetly she raised her head
and spoke to me.
Paul, dear. If there never was any
cne-if 1t Is nothing but a dream"
Here she looked at me with doubtful
scrutiny In her eyes, and then has
tened to make amends for doubling
ne. "Of course. Paul, IL there had
been you could not have known. But
though I know my heart is free-if
there was nobody-why, let us go for
ward TO my fathers home. because
there will be no cause there to sepa-
rate us, my dear. So let us go on"
Eyes, let us go on" muttered duly.
She leaned back against my Shout
der and held out her hands to the fire.
light. She had taken Off her left glove.
and now again | saw the wedding ring
upon her finger.
i raised her In my arms and carried
her inside the tent. She did not
waken but only stirred and murmured
my name drowsily.
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a CHAPTER VIII.
Dreams of the Niuht.

Jacqueline and l were together, the
only human beings within a score of
miles. We were seated side by side
in the sleigh at which the dogs pulled
steadily.
The mystery of Jacqueline's rescue
by Captain Dubois had been a simple
one. The young man with the mus
tache was a certain Philippe Lacroix,
we'll known to Dubois, member Of a
good family but of dissolute habits
just such a one as Leroux found 1t
convenient to attach to his political
fortunes by timely financial aid.
There was no doubt that he had
been in New York with Leroux, and
that they had Matched the plot to kid
nap Jacqueline after had been struck
down.
Fortunately for US, Lacroix, igno-
rant, as was Leroux himself, that the
two ships had exchanged roles and du-
ties, took Jacqueline aboard the
Sainte-Vierge, where Captain Dubois.
just such a scheme, seized him and
marched him at pistol point to the
house on Paul street, in which Lacroix
was kept prisoner by friends of Du-
bois until the Sainte-Vierge had sailed.
Dubois left us at st. Boniface with
a final caution against Leroux, and
proceeded along the shore with his
bags of mail; but first he Ind a salts
factory conversation with M. Danton
concerning us. - sr~ rf =. -r~e.~ 80
Danton, who Of course knew Jacque-
line, took the opportunity of assuring
me that her father, though recluse
and a misanthrope who had not left
his seignfory Tor forty years; was said
to be q man Of heart and would un-
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doubtedly forgive us. He was clearly
under the impression that we were
married, and since Dubois had not en-
lightened him on this point I did not
do so.
M. Danton had his sleigh and eight
fine-looking dogs ready for us. l pur-
chased these outright in order to carry
no hostages. We took with us several
days supply Of food, a little tent,
sleeping bags and frozen fish for the
animals.
1t was strange situation. 1t might
easily have become an impossible one.
But II was sacred comradeship,. refined
above the love of friend for friend, of
lover for lover, by her faith, her help
lessness and need.
think that she liked best to sit be-
side me in the narrow sleigh and lean
against my shoulder, her physical
WEAKNESS the reflection of her spirit
ual unrest. She did not want to think,
and she wanted me to shield her.
But even in this solitude fear drove
me on, for I knew that a relentless
enemy followed hard after US, camp
ing where we had camped and reading
the miles between us by the smolder-
ing ashes of our old fires.
At nightfall / would pitch the tent
for Jacqueline and place her sleeping
bag within, and while she slept would
lie by the huge fire near the dogs, and
we kept watch over her together.
So passed three days and nights.
The fourth short day drew toward
it's end little after four o'clock.
remember that we camped late, for
the sun had already dipped to the level
horizon and was casting black, mile
long shadows across the snow.
hammered in the pegs and built
fire with dry boughs, collecting a guam
tity of wood sufficient to last until
morning. Then Jacqueline made tea
and we ate our supper and crept into
our sleeping bags and lay down.
/ could not still my mind. The IN
certainty ahead of us, the knowledge
of Leroux behind tried me sorely, and
courage.
AS I was on the point of dropping
asleep I heard a lone wolf howl from
afar, and instantly the pack. took up
the cry. One of the dogs, q great,
tawny beast who led them, crept
toward me and put his head down by
mine, whimpering. The rest roamed
cease1essly about the fire, answering
the VOLTS challenge with deep, wolf
like baying.
/. drew my pistols from the pockets
Of my fur coat. 1t was pleasant to
handle them They gave me assur-
ance. We were two fugitives In land
where every mans hand might be
against us, but at least had the
means to guard my own. y te.@.*''
Z Jacqueline giided out OF the tent
and knelt beside me. putting her arms
about the dogs neck and her head
upon It's furry coat. The dogs loyed
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Cured during the moments when
Jacqueline fitted to and fro. Dubois
swore roundly.
'It is my fault, monsieur" he said.
ST should have known. / should have
accompanied you home. But I was
anxious to get to the telegraph office
to inform M. Danton Of your coming.
And suspected something, too, for I
knew that Leroux had something more
in his mind than simply to convey
some Of his men to st. Boniface at
such expense. Mademoiselle knows
nothing of the plot against her, and
has been greatly distressed for you.
SO it shall be understood that you
fell down and hurt your head on the
ice-eh"
I agreed to this. "But what did
she think?" I asked, as Jacqueline
went back for some more water.
"That you had sent her to the
Sainte-Vierge," he answered, land that
you were to follow her here-as you
did. Parbleu!
zone question of curiosity, mon
Sleur, II 1T Is perInlSSlDle, he SaIu d
little later. "Why does Leroux wish
so much to stop your marriage with
mademoiselle that he is ready to stoop
to assassination and kidnaping?"
Because he is himself in love with
her." I said.
The captain clenched his fists. "God
Forbid" he murmured. "They say
his wife died of broken heart. All,
monsieur, swear to me that this shall
never come about, that mademoiselle
become his wife. Swear it to me,
mon ami u !
swore it, and we shook hands.
Five minutes later we had cast off,
and the Sainte-Vierge steamed slowly
through the drift ice that packed the
gulf. There were no lights upon the
Claire, and surmised that the con-
spirators were keeping quietly hidden
In expectation of Jacqueline's arrival,
though how Dubois had outwitted
them could not at the time surmise.
Then I sought my cabin and fell
asleep, dreaming of Jacqueline.