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The Yale expositor., 1899-03-03
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,

COUNTY r.,
The Circuit Court for the County of ST. Clair in
Chancery:
In the matter Of the petition of Roscoe D. DIX Audi
tor General of the state of Michigan for ana IN ne
half of said state, for the sale of certain lands Tor
IA Kes assessed thereon. go. -, -.
On reading and filing the petition OF the Auditor
G neral of the state of Michigan praying for decree
in favor of the State of Mchigan against each parcel
of land therein described, for the amounts therein
specified, claimed 10 be due for taDes interest ana
be sold for the amounts 80 claimed by the state Oh
Michigan. -, !, -. -
Court to be held at the City OF Port huron, N the
County of St Clair, State Of Michigan on the 50 day
of Apri A. d. 1899 at the opening OF the Court ON that
day and that all persons Interested In such lands or
thereon by the state of Michiga for such taxes Ia
tsrest and htrges or any part thereni sna apgar
as register in chancery their OBJECTIONS thereto, On
before the first day OF the Ter Oh Iis ao1
be taken confessed and decree Will ne taken ana
ther ordered that in pursuance of said decree the
lands described in said petition for when decree OF
sale shall be made will be sold for the several taxes
Interest and charges thereon determined by such
decree on the first Tuesday In May thereafter, be-
day or days subseq uent thereto may be necessary
to complete the sale of said lands ana OF eacn ana
every hereof at the Office of the County Treas
nrtr or such convenient place Us shall be selected
bv him at the county se5t IL the ooun.{ Oh si MI
there made will be a public sale aud e ,ch parceii
for sale for the total taxes interest and charges anu
the sale shall be made Co the pers N oHIaB 10 Duy
for gwen YAK, duu ldNins tho luii olii'uiD
charged against such parcel and accepting convey
ance of the smallest undivided fee simple interest
therein or If no person will buy for any OF SAID sew
erai taxes aud pay tue balance thereof. and take
conveyance of less tn the enre thereof then the
whole parcel shall be offered and I'D If any parcel
of land cannot be sold for taxes interest I'd charges
such parcel shall be passed over for the tlms being
and shall on the succeeding day. or before the close
OF the sal- reofered and if on such second olIer
or during such sale, the same cannot be sofa Tor the
amount aforesaid, the County Treasurer shall bid OH
the same in the name of the State.
Witness the Hon. Samuel w. Vance, circuit Judge
and the sal of said Circuit curt Of ST Clair County,
this LIST day of February, A. ID. 1893.
fseaD SAMUEL w. VANCE,
Circuit Judge.
Countersgned:
FRANK r. SCHELL,
Deputy Register.
The Yale expositor., 1899-03-03
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
To the Circuit Court for the County of St. Clair
In (hanCnrN:

To the Circuit Court for the County of st. Clair
The 1etition OF Roscoe o. Dix, Auditor General Of
the state of Mich gan, for and in behalf OF SAID state
rpspectfuly shows that tn lS' OF lands hereinafter
set forth and marked schedule 4" contains De
scription OF all lands IN said County on IL GAR
upon which taxes were assessed for the years men,
toned therein aud which returned as del nqueht
for non-payment of taxes, ana which taxes nave 70
been paid: together with the total amount OF such
taxes with interest computed thereon 10 the Ime
xed for sale and COLLECTION fee provided by law,
and the cost of advert sing ana other expenses Vi S"e
OF each OF said parcels of land. o..
Your petitioner further shows ID the Court JhaI
said lands were returned 10 the Auditor General
under the provisions of Act 6 of the Pubc Acts OF
said years respectively, aud that said taxes remain
Your petitioner further shows and AYERS that the
taxes interest collection fee and cost OF advertise
aud other expenses of sale, "a set forth IN ,sald
Schedule A. valid lien on the several parcels OF
land described in said schedule.
Your petitioner further shows that the slld taxes
. on said described lands have remained UNPAID LOT
more than one veal after they were returned as DC.
linouent: and the said tsxes not having been PAID,
and the same being now due and remaining unpaid
a. above FORTH your petitioner prays decree IN
favor of the State of Michigan against each parcel OF
said lands for the payne of the several amounts OF
taxes interest collection fee, cost of advertising ana
other expenses of sale, computed ana eNlenueu III
said schedule against the several parcels OF land con-
tanned therein and in default of payment OF the st
several sums computed and extended against shiq
lands that each of said parcels OF land may oe sofa
for the amounts due thereon, as provided Dy law" u
pas the lien aforesaid.
A nd your petitioner will ever pray, etc.
D"'eu' 'AAN'''' - ROSCOE D. DIX,
Auditor General of the State of Michigan for and
In behalf of said State.
The Yale expositor., 1899-03-03
CITY OF PORT HURON.
Mcneil Tract, Out Lots.

apiece OF land In Out lot bounded by Huber. by
10 nand by 40 and W
W l25 II of out lot g.. IL 81 3H 20 20 20 SO
bounded by Mrs. Norden, by Robert Church in
out lot IL Mcneil Tract, by Barnum and Garbett
subdivision, by tiratot ave being in out lot Is.
8 40 "a 22 20 726
bounded n by Patrick, e by Penny and Bradley, by
Howe, by Stone st In out lot % .-.-------
/. 800 81 IL 20 446
bounded by Watson Q by Hillman, by Hillman.
by 10Th Ave- and being in out lot 23---...-.....-
69i 20 rs 20 OLE
perty and Hollis. by \. Thomas by BY l o;h AT e
In out lot rs ----.... II 40 3 ~ SO 10 70 n
The Yale expositor., 1899-03-03

Westbrook est, by st. Clair river, by Mrs. Gray
and " by Woodwork plat, acre. .:----.--.:..
1890 230 SO 20 10 SO
ind OF 2 acres bounded by highway, by Belle
river road, and by Brauer acres. .--------.-..
lot BID and by Demont plat, by plank road and
W by Frank Stormer.
The Yale expositor., 1899-03-03
CITY OF PORT HURON.
Township North of Range II East.

Black River BY Wafer st. and i Ry right of
way by weilmAn Plat 70 Sec Il ; Is 10 70 SO rs
piece of land bounded n by sec; ~ by Young by
Lap'er Ave. by FORBES % s5 S sgans Sc 20 liz So
of land %vs bounded DE by a ssns
on Lapeer ave, except II, sec 10
piece of land bounded n by Miller st, by Forbes
Flanagan and F. A; Gordon 8 by f; A. Gordon ,, " by
Frank g ssS I, being 81 g fpSt on Miller ST.
piece o Of land d1 Bounded by Miller by Fakert
by Miller by Miller being 81 1T fsSn' On Ms ss
80 Il front on Lapeer ave, blk liz, bounded by La
peer ave by 10th ST. BY Van y s,rops Ry Gr 81
piecs Of land bounded BY Miller ST. BY Gordon
craft and Young, sec TO- :,
by Gordon, s by Wilton, Whiting and Bailey, W by
Haskell and Young. sec 10 20 "a
piece of land bounded by Finnis Lspeer Ave Plat
ESQ called by Ennis M Lspeer Ave Pat $50 cailed
by Howard ST. by hta'' s'f q g IS Is
BY O. H. Jarvis by Jarvis and Water ct, by 10th
ct extended sec lo----- N
piece of land bounded by Avery, by 10th st ex
tended by Water st. W b.. Avery, sec TO-
piece of land bounded by Kimball. by Wilson.
by Lapeer ave, by Bailey sec 10 n %
private way 81 IT on Military st bounded by Haynes
by railway by st Clair Place, by Military st
80 It front on Military st bounded by Thompson,
by railway lands, by WhipPle, W by Military st:
sec l5:..;;-;-i IS 50 IL 81 . % 20 JIG o "
dock, by st. Clair river, by lot I, com plat OF
Petit Est W by F. a. p NJ right Of way, being about
200 IT front on ST. Clair river running TO point on
Military ct, sec 10 IL 80 2 Sd 90 40 10 80
piece OF land bounded by Botsford, by St. Clair
river, by Avery, by Military ST. sec 10 no "a
piece of land bounded by Grswold st, by Hope
s s9d PerSv Plat by osS ST. by s'h St e sHtepa Is
a piece of land bounded by Cedar st extended by
Sanborn's 10th st plat and 1T. Clair Tunnel Co s
land by St Clair Tunnel Co. land, W by st. Clair
Tunnel Co.'s land and 18Th st, sec l55.,.a-s;-c:
piece of land bounded n by Hern and s. o; Mannel
and school lot, by Nern and Pulcifer, by Little
and Pucifer, W by 3. o. Mannel and Taylor school
and gath ST. sec g. ~ 30 % ~ ~ 3g 81
a piece OF land bounded by Nern, by St. Clair
river, by Little, W by Military 81, sec 81
10 Is 2 so 65 20 30 80
piece OF land bounded by Nern and Manuel Est, 9
by Military st, by Little, W by Little and Mannel
Est sec 81 - 20 40 SO 1 06 70 32 81
The Yale expositor., 1899-03-03

TWISTS SUI OF w OF W Z, TOWNSHIP
NORTH OF RANGE Il e.
lots and and und 4
of lot 3 30 acres 10 1 06 "a 20 an
TWISTS SUB OF e OF e n TOWNSHIP a
NORTH OF RANGE IL E.
lot g. 10 acres-------- ga go 40 20 As
URBANREST- SUBDIVISION, TOWNSHIP g
NORTH OF RANGE IL EAST.
The Yale expositor., 1899-03-03
Fraser and Fish Subdivision of

trenches Subd of Out Lot IA. Mcneil Tract.
lots 10 and H---..-.-- IL 50 200 48 70 IA so
J.W. sanborn Estate Plat, Mcneil Tract.
Q X Of lot 3S........ 30 O4 553 | 2s 20 80 IS
The Yale expositor., 1899-03-03
CITY OF PORT HURON.
Waterloo's LIST Subdivision.
Waterloo's I'd SubdIvisior
Wellmau's Plat.
Wells Plat.

lot piece Of land bounded by Wellman, by Well
70 40
The Yale expositor., 1899-03-03

parcel of land In the corner OF " x OF " III a
containing acres, commencing at point 20 rods w
of the n corner thence running W 6O rods, thence
40 rds thence nelly TO place of beginning
10 402 SO Is 20 8 81
Il of n A. except 10 acres out of side, commence
ing at 8 corner, thence running ely 20 point 40
The Yale expositor., 1899-03-03
VILLAGE OF ALGoNAC.

AID 70 h I oy = FER by highway, by Mill st,
Sss 81 56 70 ii IS
ianu pounded n by cemetery and @. Gilbert e and
D" Dy " hlmbali by Stromler, Is acres -
L., -, 10 81 Is 90 20 10 a2
land bounded by = Bailey, by J. Sutton. by high.
way, by Geo. Biscomer - = s
So IS &C 70 s5s
Township North Of Range l6 East
land 90 II and by 2i0 IL in w corner Of kof sc
~ Sec 5---.---.-- 25 81 O5 20 2i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
1tnfere q

5ran3: pNtutter, beute truF i6 beim
Qa66auiegeben aus Der SduIe cine 0as
me, bic mir befannt bprtam uno BON Der
i'd bod ni9t nuBte, ob i6 ite ipirfli3
femme. 9u bab i4 ieoenfaqs, nm bDfli6
gu Iein, ben 9ut ge3ogen."
Mutter: Limb bat ie tpieOer gegriiBt?'
6ran3: ngtein, i4 ba6' mir ia ni6ts
bcbon merten Iafen, baB t4 griiBe, Ionz
bern 10 get6an, ais Oh i8 mir BLOB mai
ben &opf traBe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

mos 1T eg benin, Serr 9OttOr, tpsnl
i6 frugsn BARI mas uns Oas gsrgnl9el
S6 ponte elmer Dame meine gnt
fdniOigungen gu 6HBen leger, Die I4 &c
tern uuf benz @iie
,M6, sic tpdrsn egg"
sd f6pDre, buB id uni4nloi9 BIN
Die Dame ipiro es be3eugerl."
n@s 1T meme Mutter."
SShre Mutter." &utluno beriu9te es
cine eDIe, mGnnli6e Reiignation gu:
G6uu gu tragen, aber er erlag oo4 elle.
Qnfpanoluno bon S9pd9e, unb dls tbl
nun @retl nit elmer 9anbbepegung Elm
luo, 9laB gu nebmen, Iant er 5ertnIri4
auf etnen Stubl.
Drama pir6 glei8 feIbit eri4einen,
trDitete @retl.
SD bante fir ben gittgen 3uiprua,
erpioerte 8utlanb ieuf5eno. sd TAM
I6on tparten."
gr bate aber ni9t lange gu pdrten
es puro ibm feline 5riit gegeben, benz
fhon erf6ien Mamd BERN i'm Sburraba
men. f66ner ais je unD liebenspiiroigel
uIs ie. Sic bate iia bic Sadie tn3tptiaer
iiberlsat. 8ei6eben mar oas g}dl9eul
einmal unb ungei4eben mar es nt9t 81
MAIDEN, ba mar es bas &liigite, ft4 mi
InIfaro aus Der 4ffaire gu 8ieBen. Sit
nn6m bic acknowledgement ld4elrb ent:
nsoen unb perIi6erte giitig, baB Der gan5t
90rfaI nt6tg gu beoeuten babe.
limb i6 mar 10 entfeBt," bet6euert'
RutlanO, i'd Oa9te, th Adtte S3nen et.
men 9qbn ausgei6lagen, SnGDigite. IS
nGre sntIeBli6 qepeien!!~ 49,,
Mdma 8errp ia9te beQ uno ber5lif
orf, .0as pGre pirtli4 i4redlia &C.
meIer!" llno ME tie la4te, tonnte mar
lire blinfenOen 3G6ne in tdoelloier I'm
perie6rtbeit iebsn; es fe3lte ptrtIt4 tel
sd fomme mir pie Elm MuttermOrz
Der Dor" fpunote Ii9 Rutldno, nod inn
mer f6ulDbepuBt an 8retl.
n5ie 6aben Sbrer Mutter ft4er no6
ni&tg oet6an," tpisselte bteie ab.
IS I9etnt, baB meine Spe3iaIitGt
freTbe Splitter finb. uebrigens, meme
8umsn, penn mir Ous urtbeiI geiprO4en
perbsn foG, Oann gei4ebe eS 9lei4 griinb>
Ii6. Man ION Die @liidsgDttin BEL ben
SGrnern fa1en, Paroon, man i'm ben
Sitter BEL Der Stirnlode puden - i4
CLAUDE, bic Sadie Oereinfu4t ii4 peientz
Ii6, renn mir bic GreigniiIe uuf einen
.Sinauspurf tpn3entriren.
n8er8ei6en Sic, 9srr 0ottor, i4 0erz
febe Sic nt4t," bemertte Wtama 8errp
tur3. 49,
iunae Dame einmal frugen, pb tie pobl
i6pn bemerft bat, baB i4 ibr ais t6r gez
treuefer 8aIaG i6on felt 2ungem folge."
,Gretl, bait Oh etpas bemertt?"
80 ia, Mama, f9on Iunge!"
n0oQen Sic nun, berebrtes Srdllein,
iene unperglei4li9 groBber5ige Dame,
bic Sbre M}utter 1T, unb bic i'd 10
f6mG6li6 gu miB6anoeln entmeni4t gez
mug mar, frugen, pb ="
sd bite Inn Gnti4ulOigung, 9err
Iegte fi9 bier nun Ntama 8err9
ins Mtittel. nBir limb jeBt ni4t auf Dem
Giie, unO bier iinO bic gntgleiiun9en
ni6t 10 Der3ei6li6, unO bier BARI man bic
2eute ni4t 10 obne Beiteres nieoerretz
men. Mit biefer iungen Dame muB i'd
erIt reben, unb Darn pirO S9nen metn
mittbeilen, mann mir oas 8ergnli@
gen BADEN ioGIen, Ste Bel uns gum Sbee
gu ieben."
&utlun0 tiiBte ben 9umen Die 9Gnoe
uno beim &6I4iebe mod OerIi4erte er,
pie er namentli9 bariiber gliidli4 lei,
baB feline 8eFiir9tung pegen OeS 3aAnes
cine b0Iig un6egriinOete gepeien lei.
8ulbuin9roller
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
urfu4e unb 8trfur6.

Der feline Grid 1T bic Grepps 6inuns
tergefaIen unO bat iia ben Qrm oebro.
den. Dor Der 4bnabme Oes 9i6spers
banoes iagt Der Qr3t gu oerU2amu: n8ir
pouen bOffen, baB Der 8ru9 gut Oer6eilt
tit, ipnit miiBte Der &rm no6mals az.
brc6en perben."
.Oann muB i9 pobI", fraqt Der tIein
Grid, nnO4maI Die 2rePpe 'runterfaI4
len, Mama?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
Gie meib @efheih.

@puoernante: n@us noGte 6ettor
nit ben @orten iagen: Sbeure5 0ei6,
qebiete 0einen Sbrdnen?"
S6iilerin: r9dB 4nbrpma6e ben
5ut poer bas 8leiO, I'm peI9e5 ie
neinte, ni9t betam, neil IS 81 t6euer
mar"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
81 ntrth.

a.: o9u, bic 8itttpe 9oIO6srger 1nf
f6 {6on nieoer elm 6aus getuuft. 9as
lit 6euer bereit8 bu5 is6ite!"
g.: ,9ie6it 9u, cine Iol4e 6rau nit
einem 10 ausgeprdgt bdu5Iidsn Sim
pGre etpQs fir midi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
CUR Gntf6uIbiotna.

n8enn i5 nur piiBte, ME Der 9rr
6eiBt, Der Did i'm Coupe getiiBt bat; i4
fpiirbe Jpn our Re4eni4aft 3ieben!"
gadfiI6: gQ6, PaPa, er bat mid ia
nur unpnpm getiiBt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

9rofefOr: o6ier in Dieiem 6ale fpef
man pirfIi4 ni6t, OBJ man iia mebr Dem
Soedlen ooer RedIen ~5uDenben ioQ. BiG
niirben sic gum 8eiIpieI in OieIer Sad(
entI6eiOer?"
STUDENT: sd piirOe Is a%u8tno6eIa."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
SD nherne g LII Il

@efdngniBar3t gum 0irettor): Ser
RaubmOrOer 8en3eI, Der ia f6on nit
Dem SoOe rang, babe ib pieoer 10 nett
gGbra4t, baB, penn Die 8eFerunq anbG!;,
er in o4t Sa9eR bingeri9tet peros5
tdnn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
@nnnerIpnif.

8aoobun0 (por elmer 3afel: r6ier I'm
Orte 1T ba5 8etteln Frengitens Der6Oz
tenO: n9as 1T bod 6u Oumm, man
pir6 ia f0rmlid gum Stehlsn ge3tuuns
qen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
@1ii6 i'm 1InnIiid d.

5rau gum beimtOmmenOen 8atter):
yOente Dir, 6eute 8ormittug mar Der
8eri6tsDou3ieber bier"
Mann: r8a8 bat er oenn g~epfdnbet?"
6rau: v0as &laoier".
Munn: g9ott lei 9unt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
Sd 0 bern.

9i9ter: ng}ln, mas Iagen Sic gu met
rem neuen Drama, fits nt6t grOBartig?"
&rttifer: n4usge3ei6net! 8eipnoer3
bic 8GuberbdnOe BADEN sic fein getrpfs
fen; fOgar bic 8orte, Die fe GuBern, iinO
oeitp6len."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

miet6st er Ii6 cine 0roI9te unO fdbrt oa1
nit Der Rei6e na6 berum. Die Muter1
tofFer, &arton ii unO III, nimmt er M,
tiirli6 nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
0fe 6uubtfd6e e.

Spe3ialitGtenz0 trettOr gum neu m
oaoirten 6umOriiteD: Dor alien Din
9sr, meir Qis6er, ma4en Sic nur m0qz
Ii6t trodene DiBe, Oamit metn 9u6li
fun mebr trintt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
9 Der GtIe.

Baron (oen neuen 9iener 8uredttrst.
IenO): y0as iuge ih S6nen Elm fir a1s
nal, penn Sbnen bic 9ndOige 5rdu etz
mas befieblt, BADEN Sic eben 10 idneI
uno unbsbingt 3u ge6or4en - ME i6!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

STUDENT Gu ieinem S6t
6riiBen Gil mid bod ni6t +
Tnpsri6dmt b0flid, tpenn 81
Der StraBe begegnen. Die ecu
WunOer, mas i4 S6nsn i4uIbig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
Sin 8biloIooe.

Mutter gum 8abp): nWum mum
mum mum tutut! 8uBi 6uBi BUN
pIumpIt!"
9riioer6en W2ur: n9u, 0}amd, mag
0u Du fpri6It, bas 1T po5I Die Mutta,.
iprd6e?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

ng2un, mas bat Sbnen auf Der 6u6s
3eit Sbres SreunOes am beten gefanen2'
SHnggeTeGe: DAT ni6t i4 Der 8raua
tidQm depeIer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

Batter: sd CLAUDE, cine orbentlide
Sru6t 9riigel piiroe9ir iebr gut t6un."
So6n: Sd peiB i4on, u6er i4 muB
ia audi ni9t aQes Suite bdben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
D

,g}un, meme 9erren, i6on nat ietars
gen?"
r0us glau6en Sic Oenr, mir angeln
0o6 Bios gum 8ergniigen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
.&uGinurtf6s au mertiom
felt beim TeTtOiner.

Sett6eilne6mer; Die Sdute Idm,di
aber tart na9 2orbeer!"
ReQner: Plus Qufmert iamfstt fir biz
pielen ~beriibmten Q~ntpeIsnb'n!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
Mud ut.

Qu4 gut.
GunTtlie66uber: p8iFer
man S6r Stialeben lonae
fommf man oroentliT
U2aler: nSSa!
i6 es germ Oertar
uniib
"6err 9uber, Sit
pelgdnger gu ba6.r
6u6er (grdutig
b1g fir a RinOr
ie6en Iou?"
s.
,QBober Der u
6umor BADEN lnt
.9Om DieIen :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
81 il hrt.

Gr: o8Ouen Sic meme 6rau p:rs
benz"
Sic: ,@as fdut Sbnen benn elm?
Seien sic bod ni6t 10 lG9erli9."
Gr: gSu, i9 neiB, Is lift ld8erli6,
uber i4 bin eben ni4t 10 pGblerii4 mi.
unbere 2eute."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05
SIN Der Der Der
QrbeitSIofen.

@trol6: y2(lTo Der Meni4 fat Re6t
auF Qrbeit? ga, / bin net 10 re4t5a5sz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

enbIi4 an Der SannopiB6riide ben Taut6,
tbr feline 2iebe gu geIteben unD ie UNI
i6re 9anO gu bitten. sic Tdgte ni4t ia
uno ni4t nein unb fragte nur, ME sr fi4
bas OG4te.
Sa, 10 Elm SG6r6en flint biz feds
miiBten lie freili9 nod parteu, nro pIeI
tonne er i6r aud nt6t bieten, auBsr let
ner unenbli6en 2iebe natiirli4.
9ilOsgdrb Id9eIte tiibl.
SD muB mir bus iberlegen, 9err
0OttOr." 0amit fpareR tie bst tRrer
9uustbiir angelangt.
9tIOsgarb ging in benz tIeinen Stii6>
den i'm bierten Stpd uuf uno ab. Der
Qntrag bes Doctors i4mei9elte ibrer
@iteIteit. limb elm bis9en germ bate iie
i'm audi. @8 tlang eigentli4 gang
btbf9: 5rau 9r. 8arsoOrff.
Ma9' feline 9ummbeiten, 9ilbegdrO!
8%erplempere bi8 ni9t!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-05

UlIpEt UIttI IlU DIE 2DuI. VlUe
Dame. Der 9err Director perf9ninoet
i'm gte6en3immsr, nm Ii6 ben Rod an
3u3ieAen. Die Dame, cine ange6enOe
8ier3igerin, 1T cine 9aitpirt6spittrpe
aus Pommern nit 3pei Rinbern. Sis
lit i4on dltere &lientin, beute lduft i6r
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g%efunOen. sic lit ni9t me6r jung genug,
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5000 W&art, a6er leBte 69pot6at. S6on
faul! Sin 8onOitOr, elm GigarrenbdnOz
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3eri4lagen. n@inen 6dtten Sic Ooh
mod, Der einen San5Iaal Fat. r@ie mars
oenn nit BENZ" fragte bic Dame. yglumz
mer 7112!" Der 5srr Director Iiebt i'm
8u4e mad. Tip. Der 6err Mil bad
reg 8eIo. r@ber bier, 1928. Sin neu;r
@ingang. 9as puBt fir Sic brilliant.
Sin 8enOarm. 8r0Be 1 Mlster 70 $50"
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bri4t. @inen @enoarm bat Iie pobl non
ni4t nDt6ig, 70 melt 1T Is bod ni4t nit
i6r. n@6sr es lit Elm reitenoer!" Gleifz
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nin4en iiebt er aus" 9ieIer MaBIta0
bon MGnnerI90nbeit 6efremOet bic 9d@
me, absr Der 6err Direction nil oamIt
nur iugen, 1928 bat 10 munterc Qu9e1
ME Elm &anin9en. nSie t0nnten ml4
bod beirdt6en!" fuat bic DAME enOlI9;
nSie brdu9en bo6 cine 6rau.l" Absr pas
bu6en fi9 i6pn Diele 0amen gerpiinift
6us ge6t ni6t. 8lOs ni9t bic 9oftnun9
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3ug.
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perreiIen - nab Der Proot13 IN sIlS
tleine Staot. Sin 4gent bat l9m DON
bort aus bic QoreTe OOn cintgsn Damien
unO 9crren aufgcgeben. &m Sa9n90I
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-10
The Jew Baiters Busy.

An anti7Semitic theater Is to be opened
soon in Vienna. 1t Is especially designed as
its name indicates. to spread, according to It's
means, or rather to increase in the Austrian
public the hatred of the Jews that Is already
so dangerous a sentiment among a certain
portion Of the population. All works by Jewish
writer's will be carefully excluded from it's
stage, and only pieces will be played that rep
resent the Jews in an antipathetic or odious
light. 1t is suggested that the managers will
experience certain difficulties from the fact
that in Germany and Austria dramatic litera-
ture is chiefly the product of Jewish intellect,
and that masterpieces of the tendency that
they desire, such 1.-THE Merchant Of
Venice" are in any event not plentiful. They
do not intend, however, to be daunted by such
considerations. They are said to have power
full financial backing, and the aid of the Jew
batting burgomaster of Vienna, Herr Luger.
who has in turn interested the municipal
council in their behalf. This body has without
scruple voted subvention and provided site
for the theater free Of cost. 1t was to be
opened on the day after the Emperor Francis
Joseph's jubilee, but was not finished in time.
New York Tribune