The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-21
GERMAN S~ONGBREEDS RIOT
MRS. sILIs DLslPPRoTES OF HER
MUGIO

a MIXED Are Party Isroken Up Becnuse nare-
Iseineu,nnn Ensistea on sibGinG-A Battle
In the street Epsues, and pHr. ana Mrs.
pueinensnn and Rfr. stills Are Arrested.
The fourth can Of mixed ale had Just passed.
Its n wonder. Mary said Mrs. Heincmann
TO her sister, Mrs. stills. that you wouldn't
sing n bit. Now / know n bit OF a SONG
"You may know more of 1t before you sing IL
In this house. Sadie Heinemann." interrupted
Mrs. Stills, eff it's the Same song you wes sing
ing at your house last Saturday night. Such
songs as that and you singing them may be al
lowed In Leroy street, but they don't go here"
Here" was the stills fiat at lao West Fourth
street. The Heinemannsl live at 60 Leroy street.
"If you didn't like my way of giving you
social entertainment" said Mrs. H~einemann,
"you had a right to get up and get out. But
its very slow you arc to leave the spot so long
as the can holds out. You are very free with
insinuating intimaytions, but you do not spend
much breath In sending out the can. I think I
will oe singing the Dutch song annyhowl"
Mother OF Mosesi You John Sillsi' eI-
claimed her sister with excitement and ANNA
ton, would 70 hear tho language ] am taking
Off this woman In mo own housef Mr.. James
Heinemann, IN trouble you to teach your wife
manners or to take her out of company In which
sho Is outclassed."
HeincmaHn scratched his head in perplexity.
His wife did not share his indecision. She put
her hands on her hips and marched out into tho
middle of the room.
I'm going to sing the song anyway. lowe
nothing to the preferences of those who may
have suffered in their bringing up. however
good may be their family connections"
Regarding the blackening wrath of Mrs. Stills
out Of tho corner OF her eye. she began to sing:
Jaw. du lieber owgustine--"
Mrs. Stills. her hands also on her hips. bounced
out and faced her with such suddenness that
the song stopped as abruptly as IL 1t had boon
pushed back down her throat.
Sarah" said Mr.. Heinemann, approaching
the two timidly, =" get your hat and come away.
Let no one say we stay where we are not well
comcd.'
"Now, this 10 too much" said Sarah.
ut is indeed too much" said Mary. Is she
edged n bit closer.
Last Saturday night they came to our house
come to theirs. they have forgot what little ele-
ments of politeness they had the opportunity to
learn %W f5S@ ' bsits Sisters f. as St she M tl%e'I She edged
up another half step sidewise and repeated the
she couldn't. Her husbands hand was over her
mouth. He jammed her hat over one side OF
ne Fl wis VISIT I'd pa'knowed Ssfore 1 married you."
he said to her, whose sister I was marrying"
marks i at, 'i interru yas T his Wi Rat I'D fitF haVe you esi
to know that Sadie is not SO bad as the sisters of
some others I am acquainted with"
something. Mr.. Heinemann. who was appar-
entity losing patience. asked her just, exactly
what she meant, and whether she intended to
take 1t back or not.
"Aw du lieber owgust-"
Mrs. Stills bounced out from the door Of the
."Just. Keep that Til you get to Leroy street.
IL you pleased" she called TO her sister angrily.
wife. "she Is after us again.-
II will not" said Mrs. Heinemann, "the
street 10 free"
Jaw du lieber owgustine. owgustine! ow-"
Mrs. Heinemanns suppressed her forcibly. Mrs.
Stills hurled herself upon the two.
1T will be owl indeed. and Owl! once moro.
Keep off" growled Heinemann from under.
meath "Noi te ao 1To y Top peep off, :" shouted Mrs. Hein..
mann. "don'tl Wait till I get a good grip ON
ycn;" -. =, ur, ,... ,,o....
wife! AMn "Thst's b i sad neii 1e% EiyS ssr N snoth sI1i.
from the can. went into action immediately.
He had not accomplished much before Police:
m npan d tie %sle o. t h MGssss Tt ri . stst1Gp M fs,.
"Your Honor" Mr.. Heinemann said to Maeis.
this Is ali there was to IL. NY wife. and hist;
S Sss sSss, " bad words With Ter and then ~issi
And all. your Honor. because 1 wanted to
sing a little German song and they wouldn't let
Whose house was it r. asked the Magistrate
SSat," Exclaimed sss ass., Mrs. H HsIas1, nv without
trouble in my house q week aeor'