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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26

The announcement that team of Aus.
trhlian baseball players would shortly tour
America and try issues with the cracl,
clubs Of the entire country hos given an
early impetus 20 popular interest in the ma.
tional game. This challenging aggregation
Is composed Of the best baseball timber
that can bo found in the 0ntipodes, and
their work is said TO be- very fine. Mana.
ger Musgroye, who comes in advance OF
the team, says that his men will make a
trip clear around the world and meet every
nino formidable enough 10 make 1t worth
their while 20 play them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26
SEA RUNNING HIGH.
Stranded Schooner Wandrian in
Bad Condition.
Cargo VIII BE Thrown Overheard IL
She Does Not Get Help Soon.

New York, March 26. Reports from
Long Island say the northwest gale con-
tinues and the sea is running high. Cap
tain Andrews of the wrcclSing company,
hns returned TO the shore from the
schooner Wandrian, on the beach at Jones
Inlet, and says the vessel is in bad condi-
tlon and Is leaking. The cargo will have
to be thrown overheard If lighters do not
reach her soon.
The Chapman derrick and wrecking
company were notified this morning that
assistance was required at once and they
have sent tug and barge 90 the sceno of
the wreck and will make strong effort TO
get alongside OF the vessel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26
baseball I'm Canada.

A meeting az the Canadian baseball
league was held recently and the organizs-
zion for 1897 completed hy tho admission
Of Toronto. The old grounds Of the Inter.
national and Eastern league win be used
by the new club. the Eastern league club
moving To Island park. The Canadian
league club will be managed by MaddockS,
and Toront', iacad OF having no profcs-
sional haschgA during the coming sum
mer, is promised plenty OF II and possibly
may have soiuo 10 spare
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26

You think of Scott's
Emulsion as only for those
who have consumption OF
who have inherited a ten
dcncy to it. Almost its
greatest use is for those
whose condition is so I'M
paired as not to be able to
get the good they should out
of their ordinary food. In
nearly every case with these,
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil brings back appetite,
stimulates digestion, restores
color and plumpnsss, and
controls the diseases OF thin
ness. Book about it, free,
scots, and 500, ., I'll drussis,s
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists. New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26
Flowers From. the White House.

Altoona, Pa. March % Among tho
floral emblems received by the family n
William Painter who wis buried yester-
day, was beautiful wreath from the
White House consOryatDrics. n gift from
President Mckinley. Painter. who was
resident of this city. was crushed
against AN iron pillar In the Union depot.
Pittsburg, by the crowd which was
trying 90 soe the President elect prcsi.
dent Mckinley also sent personal letter
of coincidence in which DC recalled the
incident and expressed the deepest grief
at the unfortunate occurrence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26
On Time,

And very early too. That's what any one
should be i'm treating ones self for inac.
tion of the kidneys and bladder ~Thc
diuretic which experience indicates as
supplying the requisite stimulation to the
organs without exciting them. is Hostel
ter's Stomach jittcrs. Don't delay. kid Z
ncy inaction and diseases are not far
apart For fever and ague. dyspepsia.
constipation, rheumatism and nerve de-
bility also. use The Ri'ters
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26
PRIZE FIGHTS LICENSED.

known as the Horse Breeders Association
Pool Selling BILL which passed the
General Assembly and is now before
Governor stevens for his approval or dis
approval, discloses the fact that under it's
provisions prize fighting can be licensed
i'm Missouri
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26
rppD cAar1Ncu

the mainstsys of the Modoc Rowing club
of that city for many years past lie has
represented that club at all the big reEat-
tas held In America during the past decade.
He is wide awake aud progressive sports
man. and may always bo depended upon
to make the annual regatta a great sue.
cess
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26
FORFEIT POSTED.

John l.. sullivan is I'm the lists again
for the pugllstic championship and
through his manager, Frank v Dunn,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26
FRED GASTREICH.
He IL President OF the Southwestern Am
atcur Rowing Association.

elected president of the Southwestern
Amateur Rowing association, is one of the
best known oarsmen in the middle west.
He lives at st. Louis, and has been one OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26
Manifesto Wins steeple Chase.

Liverpool MHrch ~ 49, The grand
national stceplcchasc was won today by
Manifesto.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26
A Tallow Din.

After all, Greece Is only u candle power.
---Ncw York Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26
THEY ARE STILL TIED.
New Bedfords and Pawtuckets Each
Won Two Games.

The polo game mt New Bedford last
night with the Pawtuokets was won
by the home team, and this makes 1t
necessary To play off the deciding game TO
settle the polo championship. The game
will be played at Fall River on Saturday
evening
The game tonight was another go-as-
you-ploase contest, and the Pawtuckets
just escaped with thoir lives, part of
their uniforms being torn from their
backs 10y the New Bed :ord players.
@ Mnllcy was decidedly lonient in the
matter of calling fouls.
Tho Paw uckcts drove better for the
cage, for after the home club got strong
lead they let up in aggressive work and
were content 10 let John Smith show
what he could do in making stops. The
summary:
New Bedford-Roberts lr, Doe 2r, Will
lams C, Conway hb Smith z.
f,fVafri risar,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09

benen geperte tbnn. Mollte elmer eli,
0aus pber cine GHeune erriAten, 10
rief er bic No0barn auiamnen uno
aerne tamen bieie ber, uln 5u betfen.
gu tiidtiser Nrbeit geb6rte bann aud
Elm geb0riser 3runt unb felbfsebronn=
ter 8rannttpein ipuroe bel iolhen @elez
qenbeiten reibli1 genofen, obne bob es
babel gu Mnsidreitungen fam.
Sober Nniiebler bate feline giidie
gum beitdnoigeu Ntgleiter. fopobl beim
freunoidaftli1en 8eiu9e bel ieinem
Nadbar, tpie aud auf benz Gelbe, oenn
niraenbs mar man por benz leberfalle
reibenber Sbiere fiber. Die meiifen
pioniere tparen tii1tiee S9iiben, bic
ibr 3iel ielten berfeblten. Die 8i9ie
CAB ibm S9ub se9en reibenoe 9biere,
ipie iie ibm aud unentbehrlitb mar snr
Sa9b.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09

Mn zen NIT beaetdneten Gtottnnen iptrh oxf eig.
mol an9ebolten. 3
Mne 3hee tdgli6. gcnntags ausoenommeu.
@enonen MmiHlnk ftnbet mon in Mtariefta an BIZ 8.
y .. 9. w., =. b q. s. Gr. B. q q. NIB Dbips@ioer
Cambridge on BITE o. 3 81. bitlin unb meIfli9 III Aesp
@gmerstomn on bic p. s. g. q ct 4Dnts Giient0lu
btIi1 nnb tueitlid tn Canal Dpper NIT bersG. 1f&
D unb 8. q g. nbrbli6 unb bffli9. In Nnnfb sJunes
tion nit ber M. 3 3. g. unh btr WalIep &tieubd{n.
g. %. Gage, g. g. 9ntIar,
q. .. D q. II. eupf. Ireuo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09

seoafteur bes 8eobanter
9erbffentfihen Ste meinen Nameu OILS ganbibat
ilr bag Mmi ,ss Sss Sonnts aueitOrs SO nntsrmerie
gonpention. bic i'm Stunt 1897 abseholten tuirb.
6. ". Malter.
Serr 3ebafteur Werbffentliben sic uleinen gsamen
alS gonbibat tiir bas Mmt bes Gpuntp anbitors SD
nnterperte MID Der GntiHeibnn9 ber bemofratiihem
Gpnntp Gonnention. bic am 10. Suni in gtetp WhiIa.
belpbia ab9ebolten piro.
@.2. @bpsmafer
Serr yebaftenr 9erbffentlidem sic ben Nau,eu
bon Saeob Ramf BON 2atprenee Eownfbip aIs
nnb sn9liihem Gprae mdbtis Gr unterpirit fidb ber
Gnti9eibung Der bemofratii1en gountp Contention.
Oemofraten bon 2aiprence 9p
Or. Webafteur Wer6ffentiiden sic meiuen slamen
SD bin ber beutiden anb enslii9en 6prade mddtis
unb nntsrsuerfe mitb Der Gntfne6ung Der bemofrats
f1en Gountp Gouneution. 60 neIWoier
BORT 9otpnIbip
essr asDa.tsar gsrOT.ntIiasn gle ben gamea
amt bes Gonutp S1otmeiiters Oerieibe rntsrmirit
ft Der entiaeibnns Der Osmofratid5en Gonntp Son.
pentipu. Wtele Dem ofraten
9 sss a%s ia ss%s sss It sn gsess
gOaatp aomDsution. Wieis sDsmsiratsa.
Webaft.nr bes 9eobodter 9erbffentlbeu Sie mel.
uen Namen al8 Ganbibat fir baS Mmt bes GberiffS
SD uniermerie mid Der ent8eibans ber bemOtratii&sn
Gbrift 6ssber
Jatriielb Yomnibip
9eroHsntliden Sic ben Nameu bon a m b..
peI BON Whn 5omnibtp alS Ganbbat fiir bos amt bes
Sberifts. 3erlelbe nnterpirtt fid ber Gntiheouns
ber 6emotratilhen Gountp G0nDenttnn, bic am 10.
Suni In Netp Pbllabelphia ab9ebalten mirb.
WteIe 8empfraten.
wsaden sic in Sbrem WIatte .befannt bag it5 mid
um bic goulinatipn fur Sberif beiperbe SD unters
merle mid Der entiheibung ber benotratiiben Gonntp
@onpentton. melqe am Gamitag IS. Stunt IN gletu
pbilaoelpbia ab9ebalten iuirb.
" 9. Seuberipm,
DILL Tomnibip.
T Nebafteur bes @epba1ter Wer6fentliden @ie ben
Wamen BON 8 bn 80. Sc ID bon Doper Ep,unIbip
alS Ganuibat fhr Sberi. 9erieibe nn!erpirff , Der
GntIheionn9 Der bemofratiihen GDuntp Gonpentipn.
WteIe 8 ofrateM.
gaebaftenr beS geobabter. WerbHenhi1eu Gie ben
Namen BON y ban MtIIer aIs ganbibat fir
County GomntiIfondr. Derielbe untermirit id5 Der
Gatineibnng ber bemDfrnttihen Gountp Contention.
bie am 10. Sani 1897 abgebalten tpirb.
9teIe Bhraer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09
Ser Qriea bnn 1912.

Cine llnterbre1uns in Der BsIieolune
unieres @ountps trat infolge bes Snbia-
nerfriess in 1910 nnb 1911 unb bes
Rrieses bon 1912 nit gn9lano Elm.
IS 1T nidt Der 3pef oieier 3eilen,
eine ausfiibrli1e Darfteuung oes 2rie=
ges bon 1912 au aeben. hieie seb6rt Der
augemeinen @ei9tdte an, ionoern i'd
iperoe mid barauf beidrdnten. Die lrz
laden unb ben allgen,eiuen 8erlauf oes
&rieses turs su beribren. fotpeit oieiels
ben auf bic 0erbdltniiie in unierem
9ountp 8e3us baben.
Wdbreno ieiner Rriese nit Napoleon
l. beaniprudte gnglauo bas 3eAt, ale
t,eMtralen Sdiffe, unb bemnadb au9
ameritanifhe au ourhiuden uno ben.
ielben feline 0dIen su nerihlieBen. 9ie
protefe unierer 3esieruns murben bon
gnslano ni9t bea1tet uno bic gr5itte-
rllng sesen bic InmaBumaen bss Mut=
terlanbes ftieg um 10 bober. ba basu
nod bic Nufreisunsen Der tpeitliden
Snoiancr 6nrh engliibe Sdnoler unb
gmiNdre in Betradt tamen. Mnbrer=
ieits beihwerte fib gnslanb iiber Die
8eiiBersreifuna bon Glorioa ourd Die
Mmeritaner. Da teine Partsi ibre Ans
fpriide ermdBiste, 10 fam es fdlieblid
gum 3rie9e. Der bamit begann, bab Der
britiibe Momiral 9ope i'm Suli 1912
bic ameritaniI9en Siiiten nit einem
enalil4en @ei9waoer blodirte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-09
ybteaaoreiie.
(GOrtieBuns bon Der 8eiIaae.)

Mls Weisbuber ii1 bon leinem no.
menloien gritaunen erbolt bate, ,pollte
er Die Sbiir allfreiBen, fano bieielbe
aber .peri9lpiien. Sept erft besriff er. |
baB er bas Spfer zines raifinirteu
Shwinblers getporbsn uno er iina an, |
aus 2eibestrdften UNI 6ilfe gu rufer i
aber nmiOnit. bic ense 3ammer odmpfte
oett 4lana ieiner Stimme unb in Dem
Sang oaneben mar Niemanb, Der ibn
batte boren t6nnen. gr idlua nun
nit Jdufen uno 5iiben sessn bic Sbar.
Betsebli9s Wiibe, bieielbe mid unb
lpantte ni9t. 9un sriiT sr um lid,
um ein Werf3eug si iu1en uno erfaBte
Die Sdaufel. Oas mar ettpas, tpomit
li4 arbeiten lieb. gs eelang ibm, oie=
ielbe asuiiden bic Sbiir unb Die 8ertlei=
bung su fdiebetl, nun Elm ti4tiaer Stud
uno bic 9biir iprans auf. ST trat in
ben buntlen Sang aber mo iebt ben
Jrenben iuden? umidaueno erblidte
er einise Sdritte Dor iih cine Sbiir !;
er gins barauf 3u. 6ffnete iie uno lab
Dor ii4 cine ense SeitenltraBe. gr trat
binaus uno als er iid Imblidte, iab er
am gnbe bes 8db9ens einen Mann
borbei9eben, Der spei SaI9en tru9.
,Oies lit Der Oieb !" ba1te Weisbuber
unb eilisen 2aufes, bic G9aufel bod
iiber benz ROpfe idwin9enb. elite er oem
3erl nod. SEPT bate er bic StraBe
errei1t uno bort. taum 80 61ritte Dor
ibm. gina ber Wann nit ben 3tpei Sae
i9en. Sn wenisen Spriinssn batt
Weishuber i'm einsebolt uno nit ben
Worten r0ab i'd Sih. Su sleuoer
6pibbube !" entriB er ibm Die Sai1e.
Ser Mtann nanote ii9 um unb als er
Weisbuber nit Der erbObenen Sdaufel
bot fi1 ffeben fab. slaubte er, es banole
ti9 I'M, einen Raubanfall am beuen
9age er ftelte iid oeBbalb raid ent=
| i1loRen aur Webr uno lieB cine Nn3abl
piilfe auf oas 6aupt oes armen Weis=
bubers nieberiauien. bic einem gorbeti
ober Gibiimmons alle gbre eemadi
bdtten. Gum Slide fiir @sisbube,
tptlrbe Der traurisen scene Elm gnbt
9emadt. inoem ein polisiit eridlen, BIZ
beiben Gegner berbaftete uno nod be,
nd6ften Yoliseiifation bradte. 6ie,
erIt iab Weisbuber, oeRen lintes Must
sans sageiAipollen mar, baB er Der
.2dben" ertpiIdt batte unb als er ben
bienlttbuenoen 8eamten erfldrte, BAT
ibm feline 6anotaide geitoblen tporoer
| fei, unb er ben Gremben ansegriffer
babe. neil er oieien fur ben 9ieb belt
bab er fid aber seirrt baben milie, in
bem er ben por ibm itebenoen Manl
nod ME seieben, 10 lieb man bieiel
laufen. Meisbuber aber tuurbe in elm
3ele abgefiibrt, nm fid bor benz poll
3eiri6ter tuesen tbdtliden Mnsriifs 81
Derantworten.
(GOrtiebung folst.)
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Her GpieIbaM i1dtt,tem
MO0ett

mDgen Gle DieIleibt nod ME geipeien fein Gonten
Gie ober ben Mtionti&en O3ean frenacn, 10 tuerben
Gle unh fpdre bic See 10 9lott me Elm GpiegtI BON
Slid iagen fbnreI penu @ie Der @eefronfbei entQes
ben Mlte Seeente bic ibr 3ehen lang onf Der Gee ai.
aebra4t bic 10 5n fo9en auf bem Weert gebcren, Suf
6em Weere grob gepOrben finb merbem beiaiebr tfr.
nem Wetter bie nno ba BON ber Geefranfbett beiol.
flnbQe fagen bab "a fetn befieres gubmitei oeoe,t
ebeIfeit unb Seefronibeit gibt als otefters agen.
btters baS and nsterIonbreijenbsn bel Iangen an.
rengenoen Gtienbo1nfdbrten bie ppr3i0lniten Dien.
e anr grfriihuug brtr 0ebenSgeiiter eiittt WiIoj.
idt Werfopfnn4 goftrineS Roppsb unb a9erboun,taS.
beihperoet tnIDgs unaepcbnter flinatiner GinnHi(e
trsmb0rfger GrMdbrung u. /. iu. tperben burn bad
4u@ 1T Dieie& pppul6r Gtxir Elm beDdhrttS MltteI
Qegen rbenmafi6e Nierens NIB NerpenIeiben 1nb oe
gen bic MlterSbei&iperbeM bic MieMauben. ber 81,
ie1aig hberiNrittea bat oeriHpnen.
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eiRe btr tabtii9em Weam,tem.
9emt sfratiidbe gommtb Gon.
nenttott.

Mn bic Semptraten bon 9usearatpas
Counts unb an alle perionen, tpel9e
Wm. 3. Brpan unb bic gbieago plat-
form unterfiibt baben.
Oie bemofratiIhe @ountD gonbention
ipiro am Gamitas. 10. Stunt, in Der
eagle 6au in He,p pbilabelpbia abses
halten, UNI ganbioaten fiir fOlgenoe
Memter au nominiren Rsprdientant,
Mubitor, S9abmeifer, Sheriff. Goma
miiiiondr, 2anbmsRer unb Nrmen=
haus-Oireftor.
Gerner fnb Delesaten aur Stats
nuo GenatoriaI=g Convention au ertpdb=
len unb ioll au1 cine paKenoe perion
als ganoioat fur Staats=Senator iu=
boifirt tperben.
Die Wabl Der 9eleaaten finbet am
Sreitaa Nahmittaq, l8. Sum-. bon 4
biz z ubr fatt,
9ie beri1iebenen SotpnIbips unb
Wablbiitritte iino su Der folsenben
3abl bon Deleeaten bere1tiat
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9ie sesenpdrtise goltssabl bon
Suscaratpas @ountp mag Ii9 auf "a. .
SO, 600 Seelen belaufen.
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Gdluinojttdt 9ebeiIt.

glinem aIten arste Der bon Der Yroris aurfsesO9en
IebV, mnrhe bnrd eiren oftinb1en Whiftondr bic 9es
ItbreibunQ eines enaden pegetabilii6en Seilmttels
fir Bic inneue iinb oanerube peilnng BON &nngens
f9pinbiuttt Dronhitis, Gatarrb, Mitbma nno allen
RoIs. nnb SansentranfReiten aasgebdnoi8t. Mn9 Elm
itteI fr poTfipe rabifaIe peilung BON NerpenIdDd.
te uub alien Sterpenfranfbefen. gadbem Der 9oftur
Bic uuuberbaren Seilfrdfe In toneuo 6llen erprobt
bate erottete er es fir ieiue Efit bas Wtitte eine
Ieioeuben Witmenten befannt 3u Matben yDn o!elenl
Nlptip lub Wuuid aetrieben, banbefte er. SD ienbe
bitfes Weaept aana foitenfrei on allie bic eS Ddnen,
In beut{d5er engIiS1er unb fran3bfd]er @prabe mil
polIer Anme5nn9 Der 9eritellnng un6 beS 0ebrands.
&euhe Mbreiie umo grteimarfe beaiebe 9id an bieje
8eitiua uuS i'd ieube es iofprt. 90. u. NDpes, $40
3ptpera 8Ipd, Nohefter ". Y.
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Strabeubabnperbinbun amiiden mbeeIiug Wtar.
tins sSerrp unb bsm 6. g. s. 20. 8abubof IN 8riose'
port.
So 1. S. 4 unb 6;tdslid mif9sna llbr4soille unb
@IepeIanb.
0urGsebenbe gerbinbnnssn unb bur4sebense
IL tets nadh alen Yunften. Wtan iprede BET unteru
Aaenten ppr pber menbe fh on
~. 6. Garrel, @eneral pahenger Ist.,
GlepelanD. 8.
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4s14rss WeT1btd1te
Ga1Hrnrntuna Cnattttu.
10.
9nseara,paS Gnnmtb.

gs 1T au ertpdbnt ,porben, bab bns
beutige Suscarauas @ountp uripriings
lid einen 9beil bon Waibington @0untp
biloete, benz eriien gountp bes norbipets
li9en 9erritoriums. SIM Sabre 1904
ipuroe aus 9beilen bon Waibin9ton
unb Gairfielb gountp Mustineum 60.
gebilbet, tDel1es aud bas beutise Suss
earatpas gountp in feline @ren3en eins
fdlob unb erft i'm Sabre 1903 tpuroe
xuscaramas gountp als ei9enes gountp
organiiirt. OaHelbe umfaBte iebo4
camals Elm beoeutenb gr6Beres Serrito-
rum, als sesentpdrtis, ba bel Der Bill
hung neuer gounties 3u beri6iebenen
3eiten 9beile bapon los9etrennt tpur.
ben, 10 in 1911 fur goiboeton gDuntD.
1914 fiir 6arrilon, 1924 fur 6olmes
unb 1888 fur Carroll gountn. 6eit
1888 blieben bic @rensen unieres @ouns
tns unperdnbert unb ba bic Gormation
neuer Counties. tpobur1 bic iebigen
Grenaen behelben nerdnbert ,peroen
f6nnten, ni9t tpabrideinli9 1T, 10 tpiro
tpobl unier gountp fiir eine ldn9ere
periooe feinen iebigen Glddeninbalt
unb ieine iebige 8efalt beibebalten..
Ser Gld9eniubalt BON 9usearatpas 80.
betrdat $40 en9liide Quaoratmeilen
unb nad ben beridiebenen @eniusaui.
nabmen bate baKelbe bon 18l0-1890
E>f
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EieIe Nduner erfatren nnersdhIte 2eieen. (
berihnenben ibr @elo fur nutloje 2r5enSen,
i unS nur bur4 ManaeI ON Elm ridafioeS geittd
iteioen iu'S triibaeitige @rab herab. 4ter W
Sic &aIts 5ar aIe t@Ws4s Adnnes. :
9Hir fnriren i@nen uno bauerno ane Tale neu
Wesso oNtAt, 0ejAIsAtSiMts&Abe. Rites ?
esrsej@Ia 8sHbeit. Haricoeele I, ,nnnathrit4e
! 9trlnite, nhne &ndiiHt aut 6sren ursadsn.
Gafi oiIe SANE BON Abaebrans .RbenmatisHus.
\ &aforrb unn Rierenleiben. rf6ren reu ben =
porber erpdbnten ber, unb baIe in allen Gdnen
i;i cine SeiIune fider. ipe1n etn rithti8es 4Rtfs
tel redbfseitio anseipanot pirs. Sn eteiem
bebauesnswerthen 3ufonbe ber Seyaweiaune
fa{{en bic 2eibenben einigea 10. .. u. tsstee
Aeeebt freie Webiain, unb nerhen a.
mDbnii& BON bteien betrneertiden 0sieni4af'
ten, busG ein Rahnabme &C. o. d. anaetahrt.
Gore auf nit biefen treiep Mestttnsn al
erperimentssren ha hieieIten 3uIett fe4r teRs
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Young, But Brainy.


/ wisht ma wouldn't kiss me every
time when she wants to see if I've
been smoking on the sly.
Sunday school wouldn't be so bad if
you didn't have to go. 1 can lick
every kid in my class 'cept one, and
he don't come reg'lar.
l don't know why when l run away
from school last week and fell in the
river, and ma thought l was going to
be drowned and cried, then when 1
wasn't she went and licked me harder'n
anything. i wisht l had drowned.
Amt it queer how it most always
rains on Saturdays?
ii q feller's mother didn't tell him
he mustn't do so many things he
wouldn't want to.
1 don't like to fight with girls. They
scratch, and anyway when you do lick
'em they always make you feel so bad
about it afterward. They hain't got
any sand-'cept one, she did't scratch
and she walloped me good. Gee, but
she's dandy!
l was good for a week once, and ma
she thought was sick and give me u
dose of castor oil. And then was sick,
and want good no more.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-06-18
for fraud. Oh, no! Carl Dunder vas

for a fraud. Oh, no! Carl Dunder va.
no suntlower-not dis time"
"But you lent him money!"
"I--I-vhell, she vhas one hoon
dred dollar week on dot paper, und
he pays her back nit dot first salary
He doan' say right out dot / shall
lend him twenty dollar, butt
"But he got it?"
"Nhell, he haf to 60 back to Chee
cago' don't he? If somebody don't
pick his pocket, he vhas all right
He don't vhant to take dot money
but l put her in his pocket. He va.
SO glad dot | see tears in his eyes,"
"And you helped swindle yourself
Why don't you change your name tt
Carl Donkey?"
"Schwindledl HOW yon mean
Don't write some shokes?"
"No! You couldn't write Joke in
100 years"
"Und don't I write for his paper
at one hoondred dollar week."
"Not a line-not cent! That
man simply played you for fiat. The
longer you live the less you know
You ought to have your skull sand.
papered."
"So-so 1 vas tooken IMP" gasped
Mr.. Dunder, as he started at the ser.
geant.
"Of course you were."
"Und I vhas hayseeds and green.
horns, eh?"
"You look out or the COWS will bite
you"
Sergeant, let me spheak to you. !
vhas going all oafer town und look fol-
dot man. If he Wasn't here, l shall
so to Cheecago und find him. If he
vhas alive, shall meet him, und when
l meet him Ishall give him shoke
like dis:
"Fhy vas dead beat like a hurri.
cane?"
" Because why?" asked the sergeant.
Because l shump in on him and
shoke him till he vhas black in der
face. Den l shall bump his head on
der sidewalk seventeen times. Den i
shall knock him by der middle OF last
week one vhay, und by der middle OF
next week der other way, und when
dot coroner comes around to sit on
der body he don't find nottings but
some teeth und shoestrings. Sergeant,
goodbye. If 1 don't find dot man
und get some revenge you shall look
for me to be found deadt NIT some
sorrow on mine face" NJ. QUAD.