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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22
RICHMOND

The lawn party which was to have
been held at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening was postponed
until Thursday evening on account of
the rain. A musical entertainment
was held in the chapel. after which
refreshments were served on the
Church lawn. The proceeds will be
used by the Methodist Ladies' Aid
Society, under whose auspices the af-
fair was held.
Mrs. William Sloan and Miss Lena
Sloan of Springfield, Mass. are in
town for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Preble passed
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r.
kimbal at the kimbali cottage,
Pleasant pond Mr.. Preble returned
to town Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Preble remaining for longer visit
Superintendent Charles Snow was
a business visitor in Bowdoinham
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Parties of young people attended
the dance at Richmond Corner We'd
nesday evening.
A. L. Todd of West Georgetown was
a business visitor in town Tuesday
He called upon Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Farr.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles stinson of
Bath, were calling upon relatives in
Richmond Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Southland left
Wednesday for Melrose where Mrs.
Southland entered a sanitarium for
rest cure. Mr.. Southland returned
home Thursday.
Arthur Allen, second engineer on
the steamer Rockland, passed Thurs
day with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. S.
Reed Allen.
b. /. Curtis and c. H. Curtis and
John NJ. Jordan motored to Kent's
Hill Thursday afternoon.
A social was held at the homesof
Rev. and Mrs. n. r. Pearson's Monday
evening. The evening was passed in
playing games and singing.
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RIPLEY

Mrs. Emily Nelson celebrated her
Seth birthday Wednesday, July 70.
Mrs. Nelson has a lame hip and can
not walk much, but within a week
she has made three aprons and
bound them with a different color
cloth without any machine or glas-
SEES Though Mrs. Nelso mis- the old
est woman in Ripley, her mind is
still very clear;
Mrs William Nelson. Mrs. Z. L.
Wakefield of Ripley and Mr.. and
Mrs c. f. Wakefield of Hartland
passed Tuesday in Bangor visiting
Mrs Huldah Tibbetts.
Mrs. Samantha Skillings is i'm
proving slowly. She is staying with
her sister, Mrs. Gould.
Mrs. Emma Rollins and two chill
dren Of Florida have been passing a
few days at J. G. Jewetts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

; Another piece of construction is
in progress at Sch ,omook which will
be of first importance to- the new
railroad in the far North Country
| that of a pier extending around the
present Storehouse and well ont into
the lake to accommodate the lake
steamers and scows. The storehouse
will be remodelled and equipped with
a conveyor. greatly facilitating the
work Of unloading the bar9cs and the
, loading of the cars.
"A net work of spruce and pine
logs filled with heavy rock and cover
ed with four inch spruce, the new
wharf will have the aspect Of harhOr
pier and from day to day will hold
, freight greater in proportion to the
amount handled on the docks of many
inland water cities of the State. a
round turn crossing behind the store
house will allow cars to run onto the
siding now under construction and
will enable the cars to be loaded from
either side of the supply house
Located on the north shore of Sc
boomook Deadwater, at a point about
six miles above Seboomook dam, the
line of route begins and extends about
half way between the mouth of Mel
heudas and Logan Brooks: from this
point it runs in a generally north
westerly direction until crossing
Logan brook at the southwest corner
of T. Ar. 16. From here it runs
pra cticallv in a northery direction
for about four and one-half miles
until crossing the divide between the
Penobscot and st. John waters to the
shore of Summit pond. the first St
John water encountered. It then runs
northwesterly along the shore of this
pond and crosses it's outlet, Summit
Pond Brook. at a point just below the
pond. thence continuing on north
westerly for about half mile. strik-
ing the Baker branch of the st. John
river at a point about ten miles from
the South Terminal. Following down
the Baker branch for slightly over a
mile to the fourth st. John pond. it
then runs near the easterly shore Of
the pond over a tangent slightly more
than q mile in length. After leaving
Fourth pond the road swings some
what TO the east and ends six miles
on the south line of T. CIR. II, at point
somewhat over n mile east of the
shore OF st. John pond.
The trains will consist of about fif-
teen fiat cars with carrying capa-
city of to 10 cords of wood. Switch
systems will be installed and soma |
phores set in place. The wood will be |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

Marcia, have returned from visit
with relatives in Pennington.
Mrs. Rose Wellman has returned
from a two weeks stay at Detroit.
Mrs. NJ. L. Stanley is enjoying a
trip to- Rangeley.
Mrs. Sara A. LaCroix has returned
from a two weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Nellie NJ. Maxwell of Port
land.
Mrs. Isabelle Hannaford is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Adeibert
Towle of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Packard left
Wednesday Tor visit to Mrs. Pack
ards home in Princeton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22
CLINTON

Miss Sylvia Brown of Benton Falls
and Mrs j. +. Stinchfeld. for a few
days
Marcellus Cain was business
caller in Waterville, Thursday after
noon.
Rev and Mrs +. f. Longley and
daughter. Miss Belle, Miss Kathryn
Hutchinson, Mrs. Edith Walker and
Mrs. Sadie Eastman were in Burn
ham Thursday afternoon and eve
ming to attend the church lawn par
ty.
F. f. Whitman was in Belgrade
on a business trip Thursday after
noon.
A meeting of the executive COM
mittee of Clinton High School Alum
nj Association was held Thursday
evening at the residence of Lloyd
Harmon the president. 1t is planned
to give a banquet during Old Home
Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iiewellyn Decker,
son Lawrence, and their guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Leavitt of HaYerhill,
Mass, have returned from a two
days auto trip to Moosehead Lake.
Miss Mariella Piper of Benton was
a visitor Thursday at the home of
her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas II. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Richard =
son have returned from an outing
at Bayside where they have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Rich
ardson.
Miss Blanche Roundy. Mrs. Eliza
Roundy and Miss Ida Brown motor
ed in from lakewood for the day,
Thursday.
A meeting of the parade commit
tee for Old Home Week will be held
in the Town Office Friday evening at
$50. The chairman. Wilbur Holt,
desires all citizens and heads of or
CARNATIONS or business establish
mentS to attend this meeting and
perfect plans for representation in
the parade. Considerable interest is
already manifest in this feature OF
the celebration and it promises to
be credit to the committe and the
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wintle
at Elm Shade farm, after having
passed a week at the home of
the groom's parents in Montreal.
They plan to remain here for the
month of July, after which they will
go to Toronto for the future home.
For several years past the date Of
the Cornville high school reunion has
been the Tuesday nearest August 20,
making August % the date for this
yea. It is desirable that the date
shall not conflict with the Changers
Field Day, or with any other impor-
tant event. If any one knows of a
reason why August % is undesirable,
please communicate with the score
tary as early as Saturday of this
week
Miss Lucy DinsmOre has been
caring for Mrs. Huldah Burgess who
has been i'll the past week.
Mrs. Rose Strickland and son.
Lewis, are in Clinton at the present
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Palmer were
utSiS Oh MI. ana MIS-.
Merle f. Jillson, at Camden over
Sunday, returning Monday morning.
George f. Tibbetts, one of the
directors of the recently organized
Farmers Exchange, was in Augusta
on business July IL.
At the last regular session of
Hinckley Grange, vote was taken to
have a vacation until Eeptember. so
the next meeting will be held the
second Tuesday of that month. The
third and fourth degrees We're con-
ferred at the last meeting, followed
by refreshments of ice cream and
cake. The discussion, lis the auto
mobile Benefit to the Farmer?" cal
led forth much friendly argument,
but il was finally put to vote, result
ing in an unanimous, Yes" Some
of those on the negative frankly
acknowledged that they were on the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

West Washington chapel next Sun
day at o:So p. NJ. and in the evening
at o'clock by Rev. George p. vii.
lams, D. D., of Philadelphia, Penn
Charles Bowman, Earle Marson and
Walter Bdrdick motored to Augusta
Wednesday.
Ferd Day and family OF Thomaston
were callers at the home of his moth.
err. Mrs. Louise Day on Sunday
DR.. Berry of North Whitefield was
n caller at Phan Jones Monday.
Master Almon Day of Thomaston
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Louise Day for few days.
The Willing Workers will meet al
Mrs. Frank Folsoms, this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

lying" side. Worthy Overseer W. +.
Hinckley spoke for a few moments
on Automobile Etiquette" and the
question came up as to just how far
the courtesy of a gentleman should
be extended to lady driver of a car.
In the absence of the organist, Miss
Anna Elliott and Miss Ruth Horne
officiated at the piano during degree
work and a piano selection and en-
core by Mrs. Berdena Skillen was
enjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22
WASHINGTON

Missionary and Mrs. w. +. over
lock were at North Nassa lboro and
Mank's Corner. Sunday
Leslie Savage is building a ncw ga
IA &c. Charles Z. and Charles II. Saw
/; 60 ase the carpenters
Mr.. and Mrs. William Whitman and
son Melvin of Bangor were looking up
old neighborss and friends. Sunday.
WEST-SerVices will be held in the
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MERCER

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Corson and
mother, Mrs. Susie Corson, were in
Augusta Monday. George Wood ac-
companied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Heaton Of
Franklin, Mass are guests of Mr.
Heaton's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Varney.
Mrs. Winnie Mckeage OF Rumford
has been the guest of friends in
town for a few days
George Gilman OF Franklin, Mass
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Lucy
Narney
Mrs. Bertha Andrews has gone TO
Portland to visit her mother, Mrs
Fanny Girdler.
Mrs Margaret Croswel has Just
received a new Ford automobile
from the dealers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

The l.. A. L. club will meet Friday
evening with Mrs. Bolster. Green
street. All members are requested to
be present at 100 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

Married at the Free Baptist parson-
age, Gardiner, July 20 by Rev. G. G.
Kincaid; Horotio W. Clarke and Ruby
Fl. Landry, both of Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

Twenty per cent discount on the
entire stock at the store of F. S.
Smith and Co, with two single ex
ceptions. Read the adv. and profit
thereby.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brann are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a son who has been named Frank
lin Call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

Mrs. Harry Leslie and. Miss Anna
J. Perry of Melrose, Mass. are visit
ing their brother. Fred A. Perry of
this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fitch of Boston
are guests at the home of Mrs. Edgar
\. Burr, Central street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

Henry King, who has been the
guest of friends and relatives in
Massachusetts. has returned.
GARDINER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

z. Phillips of Ellsworth was among
the out of town guests in this city
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

Henry Milliken of Surray is visiting
his aunt. Mrs. Josephine Corbin, Ran
dolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

Bids for the construction of a 1900
foot sewer on High Holborn street are
called for by the city. See adv.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

One half price on hats and line of
hair switches at cost. See Theobald
and Twombly's adv.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22
GARDINER

George l.. Rogers of West Gardiner
was among the out-of-town visitors
in Gardiner, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

Thomas Mcguire of Boston was
calling on friends in Gardiner Thurs
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-22

The AndroscogGin county commits
siOners met Wednesday and chose
Fred l.. Loavitt of Turner chairman.
to fill the vacancy caused hv he
death of J. Hector Rlouin, Chester
T.. Chapman Of Poland. recently ap-
pointed by GoveTno" PaNtor quail
fled. Col. A. B. Ncalcy Of Lewiston
is the third member.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-29
Das leiBt fina M1hrborn m.

9as beibt !" fling Nobrborn m
al lt0ttcrn.
oSa, mos aljo2"
ngincn eingeibriebenen 8rief ia.
be ib befommen!"
~1nO oarin itebt nidts 0apon2"
sd babe i'm nod 1lidt geleien.
Sd belt i'm fir cine &iin0igungl"
nMb, gu lieber @ott, Sic alte
llnfe!" labte &laus @in5er per.
gniigt nn0 i1lug Dem 8erbubten auf
Ole S9ulter. v@eqmam = uno
Sbnen fiinoigen? Hein pernarrt lit
er III Sic! Das beiBt: momentan
ipndt er ia geraoe5u @aue. Mber
oaS legt iib mieoer! onions
iebt, 6ab mir enolib lanben uno Der
Mbeno nidt gan5 unb gar in Ole
8iden gebt!"
"SSb muB nur nod ibnea meinen
8rief leienl" rief Dagobert &0br-
born fopfidutteln0. Cine Silpe.
itereinlaoung eingeibrieben? Das
lit ood mirflid etpas auffaaig!"
Mber alS er baS &upert aufiblib-
te un6 inn babel elm Sbed iiber
cine Summe, Die 20 Nro5ent ieines
SabreSgebalts gleidfam, in Die &an0
gerieten, muroe inn Die Sade fat
nod ra~tielbafter. Crit Die 3eilen
bon @eumanrs @ano auf Der Slid.
ieite ser @inlaoungsfarte fldrten i'm
auf.
~Sb babe es mir iiberlegt, lieber
&obrborn," itano Ga IN ieinen mar
tigen S6rift5igen gu Ielen; lid
mia es mir oob nod) angetp0bnen."
80, tb @iell" ladte 0agobert nit
feu6ten Mugen, uno Damn ma6ten
iie iib auf oen 8eg, obne 6aB @in<
ger Oieier Gelb1terfenntnis mi0er-
lprot}en batte
Ser beripatete Galt mnroe nit
fr0blidetn 9auo empfangen. SIS
er Dem 5ausberrn feline Gntiduloi-
e:1.l1g g%eltammelt batte, rief oieier,
a%ufoeraumter unO beiterer, als es
ionlt in ieiner @rt lag:> u8ie? Sic
oisponieren, obne Ste Boit porber
griinolid) burd5uieben2 Das finoe
iG I'M b06lten @ra0e un5uperlaiiig.
Sngeborg, mas metnit Du 5u benz
5au?" @orauf er sic beioen fur5er=
banjo alein lieB.
v11n5uberlaiiig par beut aben6 ie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-29
5nB Npmr 5ahr!
Slid anf.

Gludaufl Aus bellem Ser5en fliebt
Gin 8rnnien iubelflar:
Sic Sebniudt ruff, bie Soffnune
sriBt:
@iufommeu Neues Sabrl
Nus Spmenlpeiten 5iebf 9n ber
Sn's falte 8tnterlanb. -
SrGglt Sr bes 2en5es 8liitenmeer
Sn gabeni9tnerer @anb?
8rinelt 9u bas &rautlein 3uberii6t.
9as S6mer5 unh SCOT 5er19ld8t2
Sdlt SUI bte' 6aat, bie @prgen bri9t
ilnb Sreubenfrii6te trdgt?
@ibit 9u sic araft, Die Sab be5dbmt
ltnb fetle @ter ~be5pin9t?
S6afflt SUI Sen Mnt, Der, ME geldbn1t,
Sem SOB elm Spnttlico iingt?
8ring1t gu Der gintraGt 3aubergut
Das ieben Seinb ber10bnt
limb nit Beg Srieoens beiI'ger @lut
Sic 9an5e &elt berid6nt? -
Slid alfl Gin neuer Segen fpriebt.
Son oanuen 5iebt, ipas mar. -.
Sic @ebniu6t ruff. Die @offuune 9riiBt
BiQfommen Neues Sabrl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-29

Der boloen SSneeborg iaaen2 @ann,
100 uno mie baute iih cine neue
Sufunft fir i'm auf an Der lie tell
nebmen fonnte? IS mar i6on oas
bette. meu11 fie gar nid)t fam. Den
8eibeio iiber feline @erabi9ieoung
miiroe lie iiderlib ibon erbalten
babenl @leidmobl 5og er ii6 UNI
uno gi11g cine babe Stun6e Dor
Der perabreoeten 3eit auf oie
5trmopromenabe, na6oem er ieiner
arr1en @irtin auf lire fiiriorglibe
5rage na6 ieinen Observation-Disclosures
l1en ein milo gefnurrtes vDanfe.
ib bin iatt fir Dies Sabr!" ais gr-
wioerung perfebt bette.
uno nun penoelte er auf Der LAM
gen Iqee an Dem lilbern aufleu9-
tenoen 5trom bin nn0 Der, INNER
miirriiber uno perltodter meroeno.
Denn au6 bier gei9ab, mas er ii6
3upor ibon geoabt bate: es i6lug
a9t uno balb neu11. IS muroe
nell11 uno nod ipdter. Der ShuB.
mann, Der sort poit.ert par, lieb
i'm nidt mebr aus Sen Nu9en, "a
ct i'm fir einen 2ebensiiber0ruiiigeal
belt, uno Die MueebGume re9ts uno
linfs bate ct bereits p%ier5ebnmal
ge5dblt, obne freilid u%bereinitim-
menoe &eiultate oabei gu er5ielen.
Mber 5rdulein Sngeborg Gboriten,
berg blieb aus. Sic mar flug genug
getpeien, Elm 8erbdltnis ab5ubre,
den, bas porlaufig 10 gut uie aus
iidtslos eridien.
8alo nab 5ebn ubr langte ct
mie0er oabeim an Our6froren, per-
CROFT un6 b0bit lnfeitlib geitimmt.
~@nte1 obeno, &0brborn!" flang
cine Gtimme DOM Sfen ber auf.
$50 iteden Sic BLOB, MeniD? Wir
Oa9telL Sic bitten ben 3ug per=
laumt uno fdme11 crit moryen. glber
Sbre @irtin gab Dem 8oten 8eiOeiO,
oaB sic gegen ie65 5%uriidgefom-
men 1eien. MaeS tpartet oui Sic,
un0 sic geben ltraBenbummeln!
8aru1n baben sic ni6t %uenigitens
abgeiagt, menn Sic feline Suit bot
ten2"
@s tuar Rlaus '@in3er, Der Ser.
lobte A6te @eQman1s, fir Sen ct
cine ebrli9e, ober ettpas f9eue
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-29
Atncrifaniider @eniabrspnni@.

SIT man i'm 8eitb BON &olunoer.
6eereniaft, 10 lit Die 3ubereitung
oeS &llni6es iebr einfa9. Mean tam
aber au6 getrodente 8eeren Der.
uelloen, Die ia audi I'M &arbel gu
baben iino. Mon bereitet fib 6ann
oapon sic entiprede16e Menge
Saft porber gu, inoem mon 6ie &c.
.ualdenen 8eeren einige Stun0en,
am belten iiber Na6t, eintpdiiert,
NIT oemielben 8aiier gum 6ea.er
gibt un0 langiam gu 5aft fodt, Den
man oarn filtriert ooer our6 ein
icines 5ieb o0er Eu6 9ieBt, oamit
fein Gob gum 8uni6 fommt.
Sir feds Herionen nimmt man
5lpet 51ai6en Npfelmein, gibt oa5n
ginorittel 8fun6 feinen 8uder, bier
bis flint @emir5nelfen, ein Stnd
gan5en 3immt ,1no Saft uno S6a'
le bon elmer 3itrone. Sic S6ale
rcibt man am beiten auf 8uder ab.
M:t bcll, TliebcrIaft oerfabre man
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-29

poriidtig; es fonmt gan5 oarout
an, OBJ ct bunn ODER Did eingefodt
lit. Mit Saft uno ebenio aud nit
Siibitoff tam man gum SdluB nah
@eidmad ia INNER nod nadbelfen.
Das @a113e perriibrt man, iebt es
gum Geuer uno laBt ben @uni6 bis
gum @ieoepunft foden. @leid5eitig
bat man in ~ Bis "a Quart @ai-
fer edten See etpas frdftig aufge.
briibt, Den man ser Beinmiidunq
gum 5dluB rebt beiB nod 5ugiebt
81 Jarbe muB III Ser Gurbiidi
i60n rubinrot iein, Damn miro oud
Ser ridtiee @eidmad %getroffen fem.
SIM Notfau fam man eben nod,
etmas Slieberiaft 5ngeben. Sum
lit niht nnbeoingt n0tig, ga Der
8nn1b audi obneoem iebr fra1iia
nno moblibmede1o lit.
Slieoerlaft bat iibrigens an iih
ste &raft, menn man 6urbfroren lit,
mie @liibmein ober &otmeinpunih
ben &orper gut unb ibneu at b11rdj.
mdrmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-29

Die 9amuleruug lag berelts tn
roudgralen 9tebelr ilber Der Staot,
als Gagobert N6brborn aus Der
charlottesville trot ul1o, cine felbe
Speretten=Melooic pieifeno, Die ie1s
Stufen binuuteridJritt, I'M ben fur
sen @eg llod) ieiucr Sllnggelellen'
pobnllng 81 Ullb 5urilt5l1legen.
Sros Oes 5icmtiU l1GpcrcN 9alO=
foiers, oeIieu &oit IDn %llgeluoblrt
Dar, lebNte er ouu) Die 9llte zines
r1idellild)tigen Nl,bcn ab. llnO oaS
batte ieilc gl;tcn yrilroe; oenn IN
ieiner Sorie moi cine erlbredl1te
gbbe. Sic &eibc Oobelm, Die al
beIdeufeu ibm ein irobes 8eourfnls
sepeieu NOT, ourftc lid ieben lai'
fenl LIMO ct bate nId)t gefnauiertl
Damn 5eigten iid) oIlerlei Nebento'
item, fir Die linn porber Der ueber'
19Iag gefeblt; Die &eiie ielbit for
bette aud) ibr Siilnmden; fur5 uno
gut: er bate it'd totlddlid bis auf
ben Ietten Nidel blanf gegeben, als
Dos nieolid)e fleine Meoaiuon oil
feiner l1brfette aus eil,en1 Stlallfen-
1ter Der @eimotltoOt III iein Gigen-
tum iibergegangen NOR. Gin Yras
tent, oas er iid) iclbit matte, Inn Elm
Heines, BLONDES S5dtel BARN ur-
ter5ubri1gen, oaa ais cine Mrt 60
isma11 nit inn OUT Die &eile gegan-
gen tpar. IS butte elu paar Sage
Dor Dem 5eit nod binter einem fet-
men roiigen MdOd)enobr geieilen,
bos iiber oen plobliden 6repel oes
hibnen &dubers Ounfelrot getporoen
tpar. l1no crit, ais Graulein ST.
gebore ii9 ourb ideuen llmblid nod
Dem Slieel bin iiber3eu9t bate,
bob ibre &uiine unO Oeren Bartne:
tueltbergelIen III Der u@otterodmme.
rttne" berumfingerten, mar ibre
Sonb urlter Dem rci5enOen Gormano,
i'm 5u ~itrnfen, iibcr Die feline hinge
glitten unb BORT natiirlid) gefangen
genommen morocn. Oteies
f9Ianfe 6rdlllcin Sngeborg aber er'
tuartete i'm bcutc abeuo um 8 ubr
on ser Gtranopronlcna0e. Setn
&era fling oil gu tan5cu bel Dem &C.
6anfen. ST mar ein @ludspil5.
0as mar uidt 81 bcitrciten. Denn
70 i90n i1n0 anunuti9 uno babel &c"
fdeit uno madcr mar feline bon al.
len 6enen, Die inn bisber begegnet
at.f ieinem 2ebe1smege. Ob Tie Ell.
ne r1ennensperte Witgift bate ODER
stidt, NOR ibm unbefannt. Mber
fie tpar Die Rid)te ieines Brotberrn.
l1no man niiroe ibr suliebe gang
Rher cine Stealrng iii Dem groBer
Enbrifbetriebe fir i'm finoen, Die
Eeinen SGbigfeiten entiprod unb ibr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-29

@ f
benz gibt uno in cine @an6form
gum @ritarren flint. Man itir5t
ben 5ul5fran3 auf cine @lasibuiiel
lt11b fiiut oie leere. Mitte NIT auf.
geronten Sarbellen, itreifig geidntt-
te11en @urfen, iiiBiauer eingema9.
ten fleinen 3mtebeln, feingeidnit-
tenen Dorgertbteten e%ntgrdteten Sc.
ring l1no 6ergleibert Damn bereis
tet man aus etpas Del, @iiig, Mto.
itrid u11b 8riibmiirfelbribe eine
quite Gunfe, giebt iie iber Sic auf,
%gebduften Gahen ltttb per5iert Die
5Giiliel nit Sitron,n ra0Gen ntto
gebadter 8erlilie. Cine 5biifiei
nit fleingcr6lteten aartofeln reiGt
mat oasu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-29

lllal1O anoers, 6raulein Eoritenberg.
5d) mar bis nod 5ebn arf Der
Stra~nOpromenooe!"
runD id) batte ood) ous Ncd)l,
Sic bier 5u er:Darter, 9crr N0br.
born!!" fli11ter1e lie luu)clno.
uSa1 BORT bdtte id) ober gar5 an.
oers nit Sbncn reOcn %t0nl1el1, s,Sllge-
borg!" murmelte CT fiibner. vDerm
id ltebe Sic, Sngcborg, i} ib."
Still iebt, gatl5 IT'LL, Sic id)lim.
mcr Wenib!"
nSb xiii aber uid]t!"
nDam lajle id Sic bier ltebeu
u1lO tlmmere mid 0e1l gall5en Nbenb
1idt mebr nm Sie!"
nun0 id) 5eige allen i&euten elm
Wte0aiQon nit Der 2ode BON 81
men oarin!"
uOie Sic mir %geitobler batell, Sls
Saugenidjts! SW perlal,gc lic 5u-
riid!"
n@inecidricbcn?" lad)te er iiber-
mitig.
Mls Die Neuiabrsglotfen iibcr Du
Staot binor0bnten, ltano 9aJoberl
nit Gralllein Sligeborg noeD ei1e
Minllte langtr cut Dem 8alfoll, ais
ale Die llbrlg'n. sSie lie aber in
ben licDterflinmlerllOen 5aol 5uriicf-
traten, lcud5teten tore Augel, uno
SSngeborgs 8angel sliibten, bon Ell
mem gliidieligelt 2ad.cln p%crldont.
Grps bate iciue critic yotibaf,
I'M leuelt Sabr oarali ei,1ge.
ibrieben! i.