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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-04
A Knight Of Spain
By KEITH GORDON.


Its nothing, but perhaps you'd better
get a doctor, gasped Miss Mouse. MY
heads 50 queer. and. oh, I'm 80 warm.'
soon after serene raced nurse IN IL
striped uniform and white apron was;
installed i'll the room, and To her little
Miss Mouse. down with brain fever,
talked an unending Jargon.
IF you can have castle in Spain You
tan certainly have a knight i'll SPAN
cant YOU: she demanded over and over
again.
"Df course YOU can 'n"th"d IN"
nurse.
ia be very lonely II ne vanished. as
castles IN Sl'llh co. she Siild III ah"tner
tImr' with Wl>tful. puzzled eyes. You
h"h tnlhk ne VIII VANISH q" FHn! BE
cause m an alone mere. HES the only
person l really KNOW
won E"u ever TEN upon your non
or Hhr ralilplci on. ~ > very strange
don JuSt understand H. hnt actually
may" never seen hiih' anna YET KNOW
nm 80 wen. a"h understand IT. ana
my hea1 Is Spl1tlhG. h"d ~ ll"Id II.
me man III lhr next room WIS very
,l"'' tl''<' ""NS: rom NasGI' he h'''
l""r"'u I'll Tue niue "l'i>' l,lh'HS' ana
rom h"f ais" II" h'fIrd "r the NfaiE"
n!'"'''E"'f"'i "u"l, the hlah III Hl"lh.
men she '"Ia MN ne Hil"' il quick pierc-
| ny LOOK from ms d'eF SET eyes nut rVl-
"''H, 'A'rr WAS Il" connection Ill net
n'"" n"'N'eh th' SICK Elrl n"hc! ana
"',"S':'
- >''n','n''9 ne NH'W tlir 'ruth' o"'
niue SirI' he infused. Lonely, Strlg-
S"H%' WIN no'nlNG l" Ieen her Rove OF
r"''I' '''""Slhlp ANA romance upon ou7
| III" H'!.''' III lt!!oN>ihp with the unseen
occupant "l the next room II Is WEI!
! 'h"t n"r h"Sh l seen lhlS ugly mug "
| NINE ne "hcIuuru ErlihIF.
;" ne len i''o the way "i stopping 10
/ li!'luit" hn"ut h'r ga inc nurse cach
| morning an" then oil Srh"ins great nun
| '!r@ "l I'"'''H' upon "hlch the SICK
! SITI = nan conscious PN'N rested Iat"f
on WIN ESfrat admiration.
Mh" Pl'k'u th'll were hrr nrSt
| ih'e!lGrhl words Whch thc leNef l"lt
lcF aH" she became hrrS'If. lh"il. real
I|'NE Wnerr >hr was ana WHAT had nap
p'hei, Sle .anSh'" weakly ana corrected
lefSrtl d" sent thel'' mean!
Al inc reply Il rant c"I"r crept INT"
iicr rh'"NS' ana she mnrm'red some
NM IN" h"I'r "lu h"' eaten
new world. though IN unurar,ncr she
WIS moro th,u ever like +, rrail child
Come in. think She would like. 10
thank yuu." .oid thr uursr when ono
Gav the man stopped TO make his usual
innuirv and y moment ln1rr hn woS
standing before li,tln Miss Nou4r his
heart th,unping ut the -azr of two dark
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-04
The Bachelor Girl Reflects

One begins to wonder if the twentieth
century is going to keep up with the
nineteenth.
The nineteenth century received the
horse and bcuuothed the automobile.
1t received the dirt road and bruucal-
thrd the railroad
1t received the Nlilboat and brqurath-
the ocean liner.
1t received the fireplace and brqurath-
ed steam heat and the ps range.
1t rrrccivcd the staircase and bcqu,q-
thcd the elevator and cScaator.
1t received the hand printing press and
bcpucHthcd the Hoe cylinder.
1t received hand-Sct type and .heuucn-
thcd the linotype.
1t received the gonScuuil and be-
pu,athcd the typewriter
1t received the painters brush and be
ltu,athel photography. the camera and
co,r: photography.
1t received ordinary light and brqurl-
thcA Rnrhtgrn nay.
1t received gunlrwdcr and hcqucathcd
nitro=,icrrin
1t received the nirtc"k ana brpurath-
I'd the automatic Maxim.
Ii received the talIow dip and hrpucn-
thcd the are light.
1t received the beacon light signal and
hrlucnth,d the telephone and wireless
topography.
1t received woGl and stone buildings
and hrIucathrd twcnty-stnry steel true.
tdrt,
1t received Letters sen b persona
messenger ana hcpuarthcd Il worlds
postal union.
II received the mc;liacval city, Il cullcc
-" y, ',''',''"SS "u'"!,F "I'n''l VANS
~, ''' ,.'., ''' "''i"'''n'" t"' n"|'''"
~, "-!,',. r'N'"' >'"'''u """ pro
W." ''''' ''Hi'' ''.''"'
! 'i''" - N"''' N'!',.' rec pun
' '"' "'' -" ''''''"''' '''"'''H
"i''""' .'''''
~ i'''tN'' ""I'I !" Nn''" NE" N"'r''
'"'H ~ I'M '.'' "''' '"'"l ''''"I III
l "
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-04
SOUTH NEWS.
Items of More OF Less Interest Con-
densed Throughout the State.

Twenty bales OF cotton were ourh-
ed at Latta last week, the fire having
caught from a spark.
The Hon. John D. Long, eN-secre-
tarv of the navy. was in Charleston
last week, where he stopped On his
return north, after spending a few
weeks at Camden
The Rev. L. G. Miller, D. D., has
gone from Roanoke to Charleston
where he has accepted the chair IN
the Lutheran seminary recently va
Gated by the Rev. NJ. G. G. Scherer'
who resigned to accept the p%astorate
Of ST. Andrews church, vacated by
his brother, Dr.. J. 4. B. Scherer, who
is now president of Newberry college.
Belle Sessions, a young girl OF
about IS years Of age, was snot at
her home neal Conway at an early
hour on Thursday morning by +. o.
Sessions, who then committed SUI
eide. The woman subsequently died
as a result Of her wounds. BotBh the
Young woman and her mother, with
whom she lived, bore unsavory repu-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-04
EVANS IN
Gov as a School Girl When Asked
II He Would Run For
Governor.

The Hon. H. H. Evans, OF NcWber-
~, chairman OF the state board OF
control. says the News and Courier
OF Saturday was in Charleston yester-
dav. on a trip in which business was
mingled with pleasure. e Mr.. Evans
registered at the Charleston ho:el and
during the day met a large number
of his Charleston friends. Since MT.
Evans was born on Sullivan's Island
and raised" in Charleston City, he
naturally takes a great deal Of pleas
IRE in visiting his old abode:
Mr.. Evans was seen. not long after
his arrival. by a reporter from the
News and Courier, who was received
bv the genial Newberry gentleman
with his usual grace and amiabillty.
Mr.. Evans talked freely Of his affairs
as a pubic official. and commented
7on the political situation in his Gus
tomarv terse and forcible manner
".Are you going to be a candidate
for governor, Mr.. Evans" was asked.
well, now" replied Hub" in his
pleasant drawl, I'm one OF that
crowd that talks about having Num-
er..ns letters from their friends say
ing that the state is depending on
them, and the only difference between
me and them is, that I've got the let
tiers and | can show EN-. | haven't
noje up my mind whether or not to
run for governor, but l can tell you
that if I do get out for II there will
be sons business among the pollt1-
cians.'
Hub" iatimated that il the guber-
material bee should alight upon his
sh:~ing chapeau he :ur would fly,
and from the questions that were put
to the Newberry gentleman by his
friends who dropped in upon him yes
terdav it is evident thar he is en-
pected to join in Their ace.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-04

~tations. jealousy was the cause OF
the tragedy, it appears.
AS the result OF an old grudge,
Laurens Henderson,, a negro farm
hand of the Mt. Olive section OF
Laurens county, was shot and in
stantly killed Thursday night
bv Clarence Nicely, also COL
ored. A shot gun was
used and the heavy charge OF buck
shot tore Henderson's head into
fragments.
The vault and safe OF the Springs
Banking and Mercantile company, at
Heath Springs, was blown by bur-
glars on Saturday morning about $50
o'clock and robbed OF $1,000 in cash.
From all indications the work was
done bv skilled hands. the doors be-
ing a complete wreck. Necessary
tools were obtained from a black
smith shop nearby and lett scattered
on the floor after finishing the work.
One small he was drilled in each
door near the lock and nitroglyccrlne
used as the explosive.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-04

ment OF any part OF the pension mon
ev until all OF the applications have
been acted upon. This will delay the
sending out OF the checks until the
middle OF May. ii not later, as the
time for the distribution will depend
largely on the rapidity with which
the completed applications are re-
turned.
The board found it necessary to re-
turn applications to every county IN
the state. Many applications had to
be sent back for clerical corrections
and in Richland county all OF the
new. pension claims had 10 be return
ed. as they had not been properly
made up.
Those applications that have been
returned for correction a be amend
ed. and II they are received IN proper
time will be added to the list Of pen
sioners.
In previous years where appllca-
tons have been improperly made
thew have been thrown out and the
unfortunate applicants have been
made to suffer the loss. This year the
papers have been returned~sn- tn
the corrections may be made.
There have been a number OF app!l-
cations rejected and these will not De
returned TO the counties.
The pension list will be substantial
" the same. in numbers, as IN pre-
vious wears, and there will be no sub
stantial change in the amount each
DensiOner is to receive.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-04
Why Rob Yourself Of More
Than 8 Cents per Pound
On Cotton?

Dc you want to get from 10
10 cents for cotton next fall
while other cotton only brings
8 II to 7cts?
Do you want TO grow cotton
that will bring a difference in
price sufficient to more than
payfor the picking andfertilizer?
In fact will almost cover the en-
tire expense OF makingthe crop?
If so, | can furnish you the
seed. Every ten bales will
bring $l25 90 to $4,000 more
than other varieties. so BUSH
els will plant so to 90 acres:
should make 40 tc so bales,
put in your pocket from $500
100 to $4,000. One years
experience with these seed will
convince you that this state
ment is true. | am planting
only Florodora this year.
Well bred Berkshire and
P GLAND China Pigs for Sale.
J. A. BURTON,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-04

When a girl marries a man with
past she hasn't any future.
a jolly rat baby makes most any
body forget how slim his bank &C
count is.
. There is hardly anything more
foolish than to teach a girl languag,
es when she could have much more
fun and be much more useful learn
ing how to manage a house.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-04
GENERAL NEWS T
Items of More of Less Interest con-
densed Outside the State.

H. B. Spencer has succeed 4. Il.
Ackert as general manager OF the
Southern railway, the latter becon-
ing fourth vice-president-
Il has been announced that An
drew Carnegie has offered the Uni
versity of North Carolina $4,000 for
a library, provided the friends OF the
institution raise a similar amount. 1t
is said this will be done.
The remains OF Miss Mildred Lee,
Youngest daughter OF General Rob-
ert E. Lee, have been placed IN a
crypt in the Lee mausoleum at WASH
ington and Lee university, where rest
the remains Of General Lee, his wife
and daughter.
After long and distinguished service,
Rear Admiral A. S. Barker, comman-
der in chief OF the North Atlantic
fleet. hauled down his flag on Friday
on the Kearsage and was placed on
the retired list OF the navy. Rear -Ad-
miral Evans succeeds Admiral Barker
in command OF the fleet, and has Sc
Iected the Maine for his flagship.
7, Morgan Smith and his wife were
arrested in Cincinnati on THURSDAY
on the charge OF conspiracy to COM
nit murder, in connection with the
Caesar Young killing in New York,
for which the actress, Nan Patter-
son. has twice been put on trial. Nan
Patterson is charged in the same con-
nection. The indictments are based
upon a letter alleged to have been
written by Julia Smith to Caesar
Young in which, it is alleged, was a
threat and a demand for money tor
the Patterson girl.
Mrs. James J. Hill, wife OF the pres
;dent of the Great Northern Railway
was taken i'll al Ormond,
Fla, and the Florida Limited OF the
Seaboard Air Line. which made no
stop save to change engines, hauled
Mr.. Hills private car from Ormond
to New York in record-breaklng
time. the officials in charge OF the d.
vision over which the train passed
being charged to use especial care to
see that t was expedited.
Fireman Samuel Lille was killed
and several other firerlen were muir
ed bv a cave-in in the New YORK
subway. Lille lost his life in saving
the life of n Of his companions.
Both Lille and a fireman named
C~avenaush. who were working side
bv side, saw the cave-in as it started.
Roth were directly underneath the
falling mass and both wouldhave been
crushed had not Lille thrown his
whole weight against his companion
pushing Cavenaugh out OF the way
inst as the mass fell. Lille was
crushed to death in an instant.
The will and codicil OF Mrs. Jane
r. Stanford were proved and admit
ted to probate in San Jose, CAL, on
Friday. Two million dollars is lett
IN trust to Ariel Lathrop and descen-
dants Of D. S. Lathrop her brothers.
& ooo.ooo in trust to her nieces, Jen-
ME 7. Lawton and Amy L. Hanson
and the children of Christine L.
Cunning; 100000 to Chas G: La
throp; s125,ooo to various charltaole
institutions of San Francisco and San
Jose, and the remainder OF her es-
tate to the trustees Of Leland Stan
ford, IT,, university.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-04
STATE PENSION A
All Applications Must be Acted Upon
Before Money Will be
Paid.

The state pension board has finish
ed work in Columbia and taken a re-
cess pending the return OF the papers
that have been sent to the various
counties. The state board decided
that it would not authorize the pay
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06

ben in Die M|ireT&s MaT.dlt. 6reunbz
lid, qemefIen uno pie IelbitperItGnblid)
begriibtc Riebi6e ben friiberen Sole
gen uno IieB iih in Elm peitlGufiges
@cIprGh objettiper Natur nit i9m ein,
10 bah Cpcrbed bic @eleQen6ett fano,
unpcrmcrtt gu Ueridpinocn.
8alo bdrdlf puroe Nieb'6e nd6
Syena in Die 8inspangerIde Qnitalt
Transparent, mo Spcrbed BEL einem
ipGteren 8eil6 cine erfreuli6e Belle
rllnQ, mas 0oltlng, ardfte uno W(dz
niercn anbetrof, tonitatierte. gtur uns
Qern piligte 8inspongcr III Die Gntz
luiIung pes Botienten gum 3pcd Der
bdusli6cn pflege BEL Whltter uno
G6peiter. BORT beIu6te i'm Operbed
gum leBtcn Mole an Ieinem 8eburtSs
taQe unb fanb i'm in ieoer 8e3ie6ung
tlenocr un0 trdnfer. 9ic 9eiItigen lpie
bic t0rperli6en 5%unttionen i6iencn
bal6 geldbmt, uno bas Gnoe pes Mrz
men mar NIT Si9erbeit p~orous5us
fCben.
Sopeit mcir @eipGbrsmdnn, 6rdn5
Operbet. Gr bate nidbt einmol ben
@erooft, bob i4 ppn ieinem 8ertft
8ebrauh MAIDEN tDnne; bos mare mir
ullb gu ieinen Geb5eitcn ME Ctn8efollen.
Dim 8rabe bes 9reunbeS uber lit IS
pfti6t, gu Iugen. fpiepiel i'm Die 30
mile uno Die 8erebrer Nicbi6es perz
bunten. O6ne i'm pGre NieBIhe lpie
Sarl Stuufferz8 Bern in Stalien per-
I6p(en uno na6 i6peren Geiocn pers
Pnoet. Der 6reuno aber lieb Ith feline
Wiibc perorieBen unb unter3o0 'i6 Der
pi0blid i6m 3ugefa1cnen 2(ufgabe nit
Gifer, Giebe uno SGonung. 8as bin
berte leiber bic Na9eitchenoen nlft.
Dem 10 0anoelnben oh 1ctneS ro'fen
Sonocln8 gu a~iirnen, neil 'ie ni6t ben
Srant6eitsgrub ii6er1doucn tonnten.
6Gtten Iie MIR Itets Iopiel Satt unO
Seingefiibt bepicIen ipie Soerbed! Wis
elm redter ,StiQer i'm Ganoe" bat er
i'm re6ten 4ugenblid gu bonoeln uno
su~riid5utretsn 9epubt. 9ofitr ipet1
herte cr in ben SG6ern Ieincs Shrstbz
tiI6cS bic Ootumente duf, Die nllil 1llr
i'm reoen perDen unb bus llrthetl ilber
NiebIde in man6cm Yuntte gu d1oern
beItimmt limb. Nift nur iibcr NieBs
1tbe, Ionoern al6 gegen 9arnad lie9t
bort cine misunderstanding berelt,
Inb mandes onoere perthpolle W(druz
'tript BART Der @er0ffcntIiHun9.
6od, oas geb0rt in Elm anoereS &as
pitel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
Wiffen 9aftli9 8 e.
b il Il t.

Gin iunger @elebrter bat aus biirfs
tigcn 9erbGltnifcn beruus cine rci9e
Sciratb gema6t. Gr cmpfdngt in ieiz
mem bof~elcgunten, neuen !Serrcn5ims
mer ben 8eIu6 zines 9etunnten. Die
fer benertt auf benz Sdreibtild I'M
ter lduter lururioien 9ingen einen
idli6ten, bron3cnen Iidcnbchcr bill
lighter Sorte. nMbd!" fagt or. nbus
lit gefpiB Elm tbeure, licbes Nnbentcn?"
= .Sa." bcitdtigt Der gliidlihc Gbes
mann, .bas lit nod Elm ucberrcit aus
meincr 9ronSes3eit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
e b tier

Wanfes Wirtbsbaus perbonft feline
gliitbe benz Huine man6er Wtrtbs
f6aft.
gei mdndem Musfpru6e zines gros
FEN 9eiitss bentt ii6 Der Geisr mebr
als Der Si6ter.
@erabe Wenfhen pbne Salt mOdten
iiberau tpnanscbenb iein.
Gin fdrler Menf6 lit ftets iiber3eu9t,
bob or bas Spfer ees S6idIals tit.
Die oldtte gbene Der Ganaentpetle
neigt ii4 iebr lei6t CUR idiefen 8abn
bes Caters.
Gs madt uns nidts leidter unscs
redt ais Wtd4t.
@s 1T better, Elm altes aino als Elm
iunger 9reis gu iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
2Senm's 80 Cube seGt.
Mus Der Mappe zines 2cbemdnles.
Bon 4Ifreb 6lor.

Dor mir liegcn 8riefe, nit fdrbi'
gen S9leifcnz iorglid gu 3cbn Yads
den ~gcbunben. SLATE, peiBc 8cgcn,
BON WGm1Crbdno beI6riebcn, aut'oes
nen Ser3 uno Slime bc9cbrli6c Wors
tie iprc6cn. Sin Sau6 ppn Sa1cinSs
frelloe lpcbt aus bicIen 8ldttern -
cine 2eiocnI6aft bcicclt tic, fart uno
pcr9dngli6. Suntcn t"niItcrn - bic
ScbnIu6t itammclt tb0ri6te SAniire
- cine 6lamme lobcrt auf, betB uno
qierig - Quit unD Webmltb uno iii
Der S6mer5 fiibrcn ibren Rei9en -
uno Der 9rano crlii6t.
3Cbn GeIdi6t6cn Der 2tcbc 'tno
bicIc 9lGttcr ctues WGoAcns Der
gan5enbeit -.
Sic lclbit, Der oicie 9riefc% gcb0rtcn,
bat is mir gum 8ei6ent 9cmaht.
2us iie nit cincm 6reunoc in cine
frcmbe Welt bindus5og, Gin ncucS
Slid 3u iuden, Icgtc iic mir Die pad
den beim Ibi6ieo in Die 9dnb.
,Wiir beocutcn iic ia bod ni6tS
me6r," mcintc Iic lddelno, ,u1o Sbncn
tDnncn iie picllcidt brau6bar i1cinen.
8erIud)en Sic e8 bod einmal - entz
pidcln Sic aus oicIcn S6reibrn ben
3uidmmen9ang 5lpiI4en Beirut ulo
Gicbc!!"
SD fano an benz @eoanfcn 8cfal,
len, b:nn Die Soec Ihien mir inter'
ciIunt. SD CLAUDE ibr ni6t better
bienen 81 t0nnen, ais burd Wicoerz
gubc Der leBten Gpiitel = bes ShllBz
tapitcls zines isbcn Der 3c9n 8cIdiAts
den
Sraute 9riinbilbe!
Sd peiB, bob Did bieIe 3eilen nit
elmer itiirmiI6en Sreube eriiillen ipers
ben - nit Subel! Dem ih rpeib, bub
Oh an meinen Sriumpben ebrliden
Mntbeil nimmit, uno bab Dir ni6ts
beilieer 1T alS mein Rubm.
co bore benn !: SD perlafe biefe
Stabt, bic mid pertunnt. unb Did.
bic mid perTtunben, UNI mad Berlin gu
oeben. Die Gbre ruff mid bin, uno
Elm tunftiinniger Director. Der mid an
bic groBe Sper binben min. SD aber
piinide nitt, baB 9u Did mir pDl'
Zig ppferIt unb nit mir sicbIt. gnts
Iooc elmer tlcinen Wonne fin, nm cine
orobere rubi9 gu 9enieBen! 8leib' bier.
i'm &reiIe beS geipobnt gequemen, uno
bcnt' an mid. 9u pirit balb aus
alien I3eitunoen bds gho Der Santa
rem bDren, bic meinen Sie9esein5u9
bort fsiern iperocn.
Bum Inoebinbe ober uno beIonoea
rem 3ci6eu meiner @unIt Ienoe th Dir
Drei 8rammupbonpldtten, bic Irfnabs
men bon mir cntbalten, uno Elm
Stomnbudblatt NIT Diomung uno
eigenbGnoiger llnterIhrift.
&einen 0unt fir biele frobe Ndds
rihtl &einen 9unt fir mcin @es
I6ent! Su bi't Ie ipertb!
Iu6 Sein 2%oben9rin.
Seibselisbtes SrGulein aittn
Siefe 3eilen Idrcibe i6 S6nen in
Der Speiietammer uno in Der 9robten
2tufresuns. Iber ipie i'd Sbnen iusen
lou, mas porsefollen 1T. peib ih nod
nibi. Old, es sebt mir glcs 10 Mir
i'm &opfe ourheinanoer. 0entcn Sic
|id. estfou aus fein - aus - aus fir
INNER ons 5niIhcn uus I! 3
Der Stanbdl mar eniIsbli6. pdpa
!ano @ermiitaas, lpabrenb ih in bfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
W buctrumpf I.

@igerl: Ser Slang Sbrer fdonen
@ugen, mein 6rdulein, fon mir cine
Geu6te burd's 2eben fein."
Srdulein: sd pGre Sbnen banf=
bar, penn Sic iid um cine anbere
9eleu6tung umieben poaten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
6 d.

Ydntoffelbelb (peripdtet beimse'
tommen): nSu tannft Mrs elduben.
liebe Wmunba, i'd fpGre germ friiber &c.
tommsn, uber es gina ni4t. Der
Scrr Hatb n0tbiste mid 10 freunblid.
nod gu bleiben, - ober i6 fage Dir:
sd fab pic auf gliibenoen aoblen!"
nWas fusit Su - Mit Seinen
neucn Soien?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
Man riibmt iif autpeilsn ieines
8lei6mutbs, ipo man 5id jeincs Gleihs
giiIti9teit ihGmen ipIlts.
n Il.

RGuber Ger i'm Walbe sii,cn He@
botteur ~iib:rfallen): Gut, mfr po!l:n
ni6ts nebmen. dber sic miifen
in Sbrem geihdbten 8latte bic ShOns
bit Der SpasiereGnse in biefcm WaIs
De nit lebbaften Sdrben malen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
II nj.

0iurniit =: .12,OOO 9oGdrs bat Elm
4ufii6tsratb unierer 8eIe0ihuft &C.
bait, finbeit 0u ni6t audi, bub bas
Icbr piel lit I"
Der anbsre r9u mubt ober audi
iiberlegen, mas 70 elm 4ufii9tsratb
leiIten Iol !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
6 ntrii Il II q.

aunbe: n8ei Satobiobn bin i'd
tii6tig 'reinecleet pprben. unb mir
I6cint, Bel Sbren pirb's mir ni4t bei-
fer eeb'n. Scrr 9ooblum!"
@plbblum: ,Hu9 Sat SutObIobn
bonn en- Yripilegium2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
u { mater a.

Rihter (im Ruufproseb): Isle ia.
ben bel Der Rauferei cine b~e5onbere
Robbeit an ben 2ds selest. inbem 81.
Sbrem 9egner elm Obr unb bic bdIbs
Naie abbiFen Oafiir bat Sic Der Ge=
ridtsbof nit neun Munaten @efdns.
nib be'troft!"
@n9etla9ter: rWiebiel fommt ba auf
bic NaIe2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
~9erc6tistc 5raae

Ridter: n9llio sipan8ia Sabre finb
sic erit alt9 Sd, nit piepiel Snbren
inb sic benin ouf Die WeIt setoms
mcn?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
geim Seiratb8bermitt

8efleftont: pSm, bieie Game III
mir etpoS al gebiraig!"
SeirotbspermIittler: nSb, of, Be-
oenfcn Sic ober, jeber Siiael ~eepiiier.
moten Elm 8olbbergrperfl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
StpI3e u usfunt.

ST es ipabr, bab sic iebt Del
CT. Grcelens, benz fommdnbirsno:n
General, in Stelung iinb?4
aDhin: rSoipobl. id bin iebt IONS
manbtrenbe Generals aOhtn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
unter &inbern.

v46 lit Cure @roni raFcIbumm =
bic peib nod MID mai, pab mer meint.
ipcnn mer binfGQt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
Sitter @ebdnfe.

Der Magi1trat plant bic ginfuba
rung elmer 3absnIteuer!"
Stubioius Giffel: ST mir gang
itnupps, tuenn MUIR teine autert.uer
eine,fiibrt ipirb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
Sus % enc n {.

Qbreibmanidetten, Defenders seefs.
net fir p%rofeForen, Oi6ter. Dibfa.
britunten etc. smpfieblt u. Reib. ga.
pierbanolung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
Gin g iinbenfall.

GinIiebelmann, i'm Bolb aIIcin. =
War lebensmiio 9cpproen;
Drum fist linn zines cages Elm,
Sid Iel6ft al morbcn. q
8ei elmer alauie itano bequem !
Sin alter 9u6enbaum; an ocm
Sing er ii9 auf nit filler Diirbe -,
Sebo6 Der oft mar pisl gu I6lpd6
unb ni6t 9etpadfen FOLDER giiroe,
Wesbdlb or bcnn aud ifleunigit brad.
Ser &lausner tebrte iammt benz Strid
Sur @rbe pieoerum suriid.
Gr ficI ouf pei9es Moos gum Slid,
Drum blteb or gGn3Iib unbei6dbigt,
limb bdmit mar Der Sail erlebiat 49,.
9a lab er nun unb fprad fir iid:
Rein, Sclbitmpro, pas 1T nidts fir
MIDI!
Sd ieb' es nun nit 9rdu{en Elm:
Sid ielbit entleiben 1T aemein
limb cine Siinbe o~benorein.
limb nt4t nur, oab cs fiinbbaft III.
Gid iolden Srepels gu erfreden,
Gs tam babel Elm armer Gbriit
Sid aud nod - 9als uno gsine
brehen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
81 IL !

ga, ia. bus mar nod ne i6one
3eit. pie id aud nod nit 8ummirGz
bern fabren tonntc." ~
- .Menid, 'hneibs blos MID auf
= 9u bilt 9sin Gebtag mid auf @umz
mirdoern %9efubrsn."
mas uls tpie i92- ga nil =
ane 0ugs Tag i'd Dir - ais SduIters
lebrling mit'n 8eI4dftsoreirab." -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-06
2rtr 81 6u II q.

G6ef gum 2cbrling): YGieies
SSabr iperoen mir mai Yleite ma.
den -. oamit Sic baS audi lcrnel,,
Miiler!"