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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
STREET CAR STRIKE
HOPE is NOW FELT THAT TRoU.
BILE AT wILKEsBARRE MAY
BE AvERTED.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Jan. 20.-Tonight
there is every hope that the strike of
the street car men, ordered yesterday
morning will be averted. The com
panx today agreed to submit the ques-
tion of granting an increase in the
wages to its board of directors which
will hold a special meeting in Phil
adelphla on Monday to consider the
matter 1t is believed that small in
crease will be granted and that the
men will accept it.
The special committee Of citizens
members of the city council and the
board of trade are all working hard to
avert a strike and tonight believe that
they will succeed. The men are in
good spirits and National President
Mahon is confident of success Next
Tuesday the local committee will again
meet the officials of the company tc
hear the final decision.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
PLANNING FOR STATE
TOURNAMENT IN
CANTON
LAKESIDE GUN CLUB HELD MEET
,eS ING. TO MAKE AR RRANGE- <
= MENTS.
Haak Won the Badge Event at the
Shooting Yesterday--A Num-
Der of Good Scores.

0HOothiU tSotS'dSy - NuHF
Der of Good Scores.
The Lakeside Gun club held meet
ing last night to make some arrange.
ments for the Ohio state shooting tour,
nament which is to be held here June
13, ID and Is. This event is expected
to bring all the best shots In Ohio and
many of the best in the country to
this city. The club has secured the
use OF the fair grounds and will install
four traps. This is done for the rea-
son that the club house grounds are
not large enough to accommodate the
horde of shooters who will be here.
Seven members of the club were at
the grounds Friday afternoon and did
some good shooting considering the
fact that they have not been practic,
ing with any regularity this winter.
There was some miscellaneous shoot
ing done aside from the badge event
In this event the following scores
were made:
Haak 48, C. j. Schiltz 46, Hack A,
Young 43, ]. l.. Schiltz Al, Becher 40,
Snyder 81.
The next practice shoot will be In
two weeks and from that on 1t is ex.
pected that there will be more shoot.
ing in order to get in trim for the
big tournament.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
UNCONSCIOUS
e. l.. HAYMAkER THROWN FROM
HIS BUGGY AND BADLY
IMIIIQIEn F ~

e. l.. Haymaker, a local liyeryman,
was found on Jackson street yesterday
morning in an unconscious condition.
He, had been thrown from his buggy.
The horse had become frightened and
ran out Jackson street and he was
thrown out. Mail Carrier Reed found
him and removed him to the livery
barn in the mail wagon.
He was removed to his home and
uponsa medical examination was found
to have sustained slight concussion
of the brain and had been badly
bruised about the head and shoulders
He regained consciousness in the
afternoon but was unable to tell any
thing about the accident. All he re-
members is that he started out leading
a horse behind the road wagon. 1t is
not known whether he was pulled out
of the wagon by the horse in the rear
or not.
He was feeling much better but still
complained of pain in his neck
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
KERENs GAINS
NO CHOICE YET MADE IN THE
SENATORIAL CONTEST IN
MISSOURI,

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 20.-The
Kerens supporters made good today
their promise to add steadily to the
vote of Mr.. Kerens Kerens added one
to the list of boilers and prevented
any of those who bolted yesterday
from getting away. Representative
Shaw, who has been holding for Me
dringhaus, Joined the Kerens camp.
The vote was:
Cockrell 81; Niedringhaus 80; Ker-
ems 8: Petti1ohn 1. Necessary to a
choice So.
There was only one ballot today.
There will be no more balloting until
Monday.
Thomas X. Niedringhaus, with his
brother went to the McCarty house to-
day and had a talk with r. G. Ker-
ems. They agreed among themselves
that there will be no personal bitter
ness and each said he had not abused
the other man personally. Finally
Mr.. Kerens said: Tom, you are a
young man with a future. have
fought in the trenches as many years
as you have lived and you ought tc
give me the chance now"
Niedringhaus smiled and went away
without making direct answer to the
question.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
No AGREEMENT.
Between Pennsylvania
Railroad and
TrainmeD.
MAY NOT Be A STRIKE

Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 20-The
Pennsylvania Railroad and the Broth
erhood of Railroad Trainmen did not
come to an agreement today. and the
question of "strike or no strike" Is
still an open one. Indications from
both sides, however. are that there
will be no strike.
1t was expected that the conference
between General Manager Atterbury,
of the railroad and Grand Masters
Morr!ssey and Lee, of the brotherhood.
would result in some definite decision
but at the end of 1t, after two hours
and half Of debate. the following
statement was given out authorized
Jointly by Mr.. Atterbury and Mr.. Nor
rissey:
"At the meeting today the situation
was again gone over. No new prop
ositions were made and the situation
stands practically as it was. but the
conference will be renewed tomorrow.
The conference of today was largely
to enable Mr.. Morrissey more thor
oughly to familiarize himself with
the question at issue. from the COM
pany's standpoint"
While it was generally admitted that
all depends on tomorrow's conference
the Pennsylvania employees here be-
lieve that both sides will make con-
cessions and avert strike. The Off
GERS Of the brotherhood held a confer
ence tonight and decided on peace
plan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24

Mrs. George Reidinger
The Children In the Home. ...,...
................M Mrs. A. q. Wilson
Hospitality" in the Home. ...
.............M Mrs. Clarkson Heacock
"Amusements" in the Home. .......
..,...........M Mrs. Leslie Weaver
Sanitation in the Home. ......
Northumberland Mrs. l.. G. Kelley
Leaks" in the Home
................... Mrs. c. l.. Biery
Reading" in the Home. .
.........M Mrs. Charles Hamilton
Comforts in the Home. ......
................M Miss Mary Logue
Necessities and Conveniences in the
Home. Miss Dell Mather
Music.
Recitation. ....... Miss Mamie Wilson
Paper-Needs in the Sick Room. -.
.................M Miss Mary Hilles
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
LITTLE DOING
Senate Talked Sealing
and Statehood.
Army Bill.

Washington, Jan. 20.-The senate
today discussed briefly pelagic sealing
and statehood, but reached no final
conclusions.
The house of representatives passed
the army appropriation bill and then
considered, for a time, the Indian ap.
preparation bill after having previously
decided that it would not do so.
An amendment to the army bill was
agreed to providing that hereafter no
retired officer above the grade of
major shall, when assigned to active
duty, receive any pay or allowances
additional to his pay as retired Of
fcer, so as to make his total pay and
allowances exceed that of major on
the active list. This covers the case
of General Nelson A. Miles.
An Indian bill amendment agreed
to gives the secretary of the interior
the right to issue land title in fee
simple to Indians who can furnish am.
pie evidence of their ability to man.
age their own affairs.
In the senate, Mr.. McCreary, (Dem.,
Ky.,) and Mr.. Bate, (Dem, Tenn.,D
in set speeches opposed that part of
the statehood bill providing for the
union of New Mexico and Arizona.
The house set February o. as the
time for accepting from Texas the
statues of General Houston and OK.
| Governor Austin.
The house has selected Mr.. Ames,
| (West Virginia,) and Mr.. Russel, OF
Texas, and the senate, Mr.. Burrows,
Michigan, and Mr.. Bailey, of Texas to
act as tellers for their respective
bodies during the count of the eLec'
toral vote. '".
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
After CORPORATIONS,

Washington, Jan. 20.-Representa.
tive Littlefeld of Maine, today intro
of bill first offered by him December
G, 1904, requiring corporations engaged
in interstate commerce to make an.
nual reports to the commissioner of
corporations and authorizing the COM
missioner to inquire into the affairs
of such corporations with a view to
preventing the formation of monop,
olies. ...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
Hurt at the Opera House.

Grove Miller, a young fellow of
about II, was hurt by being pushed
through a window at the Opera house
last night. 1t seems that he was com.
ing down from the gallery and the
crowd was so thick that he was forced
against window Sc hard as to break
it. His arm CSs severely cut near
the wrist, it being necessary for the
attending physician to take several
stitches. He is getting along all right
at present
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
THE FARMERS.
Ti-County Institute in
Session at ALI
anCe.
A TWO DAYS MEETING

Alliance, O., Jan. 20.-The thirteenth
annual Tri-County Farmers Institute
convened in Alliance Friday morning
in the Baptist church of this city.
The house was crowded all day and
evening and the three sessions were
very successful. Addresses were deliv-
cred by j. l.. Shawver of Bellefon-
taine and Charles Mclntire of Chan
dlersville in the forenoon. In the af-
ternoon session an interesting discus
sion occurred on the subject of the
Relation of the Farmer to the Mer-
chant" anu ]. L. Shawver delivered an
excellent address on the Farmer as
a Business Man" Friday evening the
hall was packed to the doors. Shawver
delivered a magnificent address on
Seed Time and Harvest" and McIn-
tire one on Agriculture of the Fu-
ture," both addresses especially di-
rected to young men.
The musical program was of the
highest order. Mr.. Shreve and Miss
Scranton opened the program with a
piano duet. Mr. Schuff gave very
| excellent violin solo. Lewis Galensky
rendered piano solo and with his
sister executed charming duet.
The program entire was a very en-
tertaining one as was evidenced by the
fact that the rear of the hall was
crowded with large number of peo-
pie who stood during the entire ses-
! sion.
In the afternoon the ladies held q
session in the Maccabees hall and rem
dered the following program to a large
crowd
Music
Address by the president.
Reading. .......... Mrs. Anna Arnold
Paper-"Does a Business or Profess
sion Unfit Women for Marriage
| ................M Mrs. S. II. Rockhill
Music.
| ..............,..
,,..Mrs. Mary, Marshall, 92 years old
HOME.
Home What Should II Be?.
....'....,........ Mrs. ]. W. Hilles
The Father in the Home. .
'..'...............M Mrs Ed Oyste,
Inc Mother in the Home. :. =.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
NOT SUICIDE
leRiENDS OF MAYOR WRIGHT BE-
LiEvE HIS KILLING WAS
AcHInEMTAI

Wilkesbare, Pa, Jan, 2O.-The rela-
tives and friends of Major j. Ridge
way Wright, who was fatally shot in
the Hotel Imperial, New York city,
this morning declare that the shoot
ing must have been accidental as they
cannot conceive of his committing sui
eide w. II. Billings, of the Second
National bank. who called on Major
Wright on Wednesday, says Wright
then expressed qualification at the i'm
provement In his health and said that
he would come to this city on Satur-
day. He sent messages to some of
his Intimate friends and appeared to
be In excellent spirits.
The body win be brought here and
Inferred In the family plot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
Miss KofeMeUonoId

More than likely you speak the same
words yourself, and no doubt you feol
far from we'll. The cause may be easily
traced to some arrangement of the fe-
male organs which manifests itself IN
depression Of spirits. reluctance to 20
anywhere or do anything, backache,
bearing-down pains, fatulency, nerv-
business, sleeplessness, leucorrh1a.
These symptoms are but warnings
that there is danger ahead, and unleas
needed n life of suffering or serior
operation is the inevitable result.
The never-failing remedy for all these
symptoms is Lydia e. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound.
Miss Kate Mcdonald, of Woodbridge,
N j., writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkham.
81 think that woman naturally dislikcs to
make her troubles known to the public, but
restored health has meant so much to me that
j cannot help from telling mine for the sake
of other suffering women.
" For long time l suffered untold agony
with a uterine trouble and irregularities.
which made me physical wrecK, and no one
thought would recover, but Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has entirely
cured me- and made me well and strcng, and
/ feel IL my duty to tell other suffering women
what splendid medicine IL is.n
If you are i'll, don't hesitate to get q
bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE. Compound at once, and write to
Mrs Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, for special
.advice-it is free and always helpful
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
W. j. BRYAN
TALKS ON DEMOCRATIC REOR-
GANIZATION--ENoUGH OF Ex-
PERIMENTS AND COM
PROMISES.

Washington, Jan. 20,-W. ]. Bryan
mingled with his friends in the house
and senate today. He had little re-
ception in the house lobby in which
Democrats and Republicans participat-
ed.
II was not quite correctly quoted as
to my utterances on reorganization in
the west" he said my idea is that
when the time comes to select officers
the people shall see to it that men are
selected who stand for progressive
Democracy. We have had enough of
experiments with compromises.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24

with opium a cough may be stopped
temporarily, but the inflammation of
which the cough Is symptom goes
from bad to worse. Do not waste time
and money on delusive "cough mix.
ures." Remember that Aliens Lung
Baisam does not merely put the nerves
to sleep. 1t gets right down to the
root OF the trouble and so cures even
deep-seaied affections of the throat
and lungs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
Two Miners Killed.

Mahanoy City, Pa, Jan. 2O--Two
victims were claimed by the mines
this afternoon. Fleeing from a short
fuse blast in one of the local shafts,
John Mochka was caught by flying
debris and killed. Martin Kunis was
crushed to death by falling coal in an
other mine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
No Ship subsidy Bill This Session

Washington, ID. c.. Jan. 20.--It is
the general impression in congress
that no ship subsidy bill will be pass
ed at this session. House leaders de-
clare that they expect the senate to act
first upon the measure. There Is no
present indication OF the bill being
urged for consideration in the senate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
RooseveIt,s Guard of Hnnnr

Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 20.-Goveruor
Brodie today announced the names of
30 Rough Riders who will form a
guard of honor under his command at
President Roosevelt's inauguration. A
few more are to be named tomorrow,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
WOMEN'S NEGLECT
sUFFERIRGTHE sUREPENALTY
Health Thus Lost Is Restored by Lydia
ID. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

How many women do you know who
are perfectly well and strong? We
hear every day the same story over and
over again. ~ do not feel well am
SO tired all the timel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Sin !Scimatbflana.

g2ic picI aud in Dem WefieIoronge
TeS 2ebenS to0Ildl u%nterqcht,
8on einen1 tbeltrcn &eimotbSflnrae
Ter Hodbou INNER mir perluebt,
Gas lit ser often Ginoen Houiden
8or meiltcnt itiuCn &uterbnts;
@enr iI oeS abcnOS ioB, 5rt Ioltifcll
SINS Sraumesmcb'n Der Nod)t bin.
aus.
@oS lit Der often Hinben SlilIterrt,
SSn tieicnL |trorriqcn glfforo,
NI8 man gum @robc Gid Dem oil.
itcrnL
s WllttCr, trlg bon Sollle fort!-
g9ie mid oe9 SdidiolS milbe @eGe
Geit ienrm Goq ncridlogen botl
GcIbit al bc@ GoterbollieS ShiueIle,
@ic lonQc ging ih nitt Den Biao?
God oh aud, tGgIih nehielno toll.
lderl
IcS 2cbcnS alotgc, INNER Siebt
Ger alien 2inOcn beimlid) Rouid)en
Nnhbnlenb nod bllrd) mein Sc.
miltb.
Grnit 9 d) erenberq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Sm Shlafc crmorbet.

Detroit, Mif)., IA. SllIi. -
Die Satin oes 8irtbeS 9on. @rap
nltroe bellte iriib, p1brenb iie III
ibrer 8obmtng iiber Der @irtbi6ait,
Nr. ISL, Mihieon slpenlie, I'M
Shlofe lag, blrd) mebrere WelIer'
ltid)e getobtet. Die Eoli5ei fabnoet
ouf Den WonL ipeld)er perlhDitnoen
lit uno aaem anihein nod) Die 1bat
aus giieriuft begging. @ie oellen
9rlloer Sronf @rop er5dblt, pitroe
er ourf ole Siilierufe Der 8ran ans
bem SfIoie 9elpedt uno begegnete.
oils or nad Dem 3inmer elite, leinem
9rroer Dan. nelder ibrn ein blittl'
ees Saldenmeiier borreltte nno
mlsrief: sd babe etpoS getbonl"
Gan bate oas Nelier om Gage por.
her bon Sronf ~geborgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Spsicne Der Site.
Bon 9 r. q. Wt eiBner.

gS 1T obne ieoen 3meifel, DOB boS
Terbolten beS Gin5elnen bon GROCER
9~eoeutung fir Die Siteipirfung it,
nno Bob mani lid) olb Die grobten
Semperotiiren ourh cine rotionclle
2ebenSipeile mo SogeSeintbeilurtg
ertrGglid geltolten fam. 3unohlt
ipoIIen mir einmul Die @obnung8s
Sruge belpreden. Die @obnunq, in
Der mir inns ei1en Ibeil
beS Cages mo n1breno Der Rad)t
~oitfbolterL mltB mogliflt fiibl gebal-
ten nerben. I'm oieS 6lt erreiden.
Gilt es in erlter 2irie, Die oireften
Sonnenitroblen o~b5libulten. gu Dem
3lpede ut es fotbig, ldon lebr friib
ant Gage Die 6eniter blird 21oen,
S~ulouIien ooer &orbGnge SIT idlie.
Ben. SIS geihiebt bos gemeinbin piel
6u lpGt. Int 8eiten lit es, nenn
man friib Worgcns 5lpiiden a Ii. 6
llbr Die 5eniter oifnet. nm Die iriife
Worgenluft b%erein5ulaien, Ii. oann
bon Z ODER 8 ltbr an ole Seniter TO-
iuobL ipie Die Gorbonge fir oen Tag
ihlieBt. Won fam Iif iebr Ieid,t
ooron getpobnen, nm A ltbr oiif5ii'
lpuhcn, UNI oicic ipiftige WoBnob'
me olis5nfiibren. Wenn man aller.
oings, mic 9u$ gefuobnlif geldiebt.
Die tuglide Stoltboltfmirbelurtg. &C.
itonnt 3einigung, crit in ben 8or'
nlittagsihlnben bel peit geoffneten
6cnItern pornimmt, Damn gem1brt
man Der beiBen 2nft ginIob in Die
3inmer liito ldJliebt Iie ipGter Iorg'
lib etrt, I'M in ibr ben gatt5en 1og
iiber 5l l%dntod)ten. @eiett oenSou,
nan luilroe iuirflih in BEN beiben
Sogen einmal ous iibIihe Nbitouben
ltno 3intmerreinieen nnterlolen,
Damn lit Der Hobtbeil nod Iange
ntd1t 10 groB,ols ipeitn itaft oeft gnii+
gen Gag in einem b%nrfhisten 3im-
fncr libcn miib. Wunfer Soiisfrait
miro bieier 0orihIog niht redt pal.
len, - trotoem lit er rationeu nto
ourd)olls empfeblensiperib.
Nun aibt cs ac,pib in bielen Wobs
ulnaen 3immer, sic trob ioIter
IaBnobmen niht fiibl 5u balten
limo, GA oiesonne eiuen aroBen1 beil
oes Cages auf Den 5enitern itebt;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Sdlappc fir Nappr @eapcr.

philadelphia a. IA. Suli,
Gum eriten Mule lett Dem geginn
ieiner 8cform . Gumpogne butIfupor
Weuper bei'm Staotrotb fem ent9e'
eenfommen g%einnoen, inoem ote'er
leinem @eillf, ibn 81 ermohtigen
Spejiolnnlp1lte 5n engogtren, neld)e
btc Stabt in 8erbinoung NIT gelpiI'
len Goutroften pertreten loler, nos
riiber geribtlihe 8erbonolunget be-
b%oriteben, nidt entiprofen bat. 9us
8eiud) oes Mopors mnroe geleler,
luorullf Der Stootrutb ubne 0ebatfe
beihIob. bas Sdriftitild on odsielbe
Gomite az perpeilen, an pelhes Die
beriittigte Sroinon5 perpieien mot
ben mproeu mar. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21

uno Der S6meoen. Bon ben 6rar-
5oIen lit nitts NclouOcrc2 oo, intO
ole @nglonoer bubcn ljh ole Soden
mebr oils beqltem Qcnpoht. 5tollener
llno Sponier foucu lpjc INNER onrd)
oilforinglideS 1ornlot an, ooS Ell
men erfreilIiden ShIuB ollr DIE Slll'
the bon Wolforbep mo Mtollelns
Ipono : Snouitrie Int ben betbelll9ten
2Gnoern 5ulGBt. %on oen oelitlden
0ruppen roaen sic yujtpolOs@rilppc
Die Se5eiiion uno OJc ShoIlc ipett
bcrpor. Sci Der &ijultIcr = @enolen'
lhoit, mo iid oild) oo3 ijbrige0 eiitld)'
lono ltorf 81 @oltc QcIuoen bat, tollt
Die iiblihe 8erfuu'sudore litonge,
ncbm ouf. limo troBocm bot man
niel 8uteS 5urildguDlc'cn. aber Die
Sltroren botten fciuCu Flub lpeil lie
poit ibrem 9eneii}imrL iltrpfrel 3n
leill, oft ie1r toftIu2 @cbroltd1 mod
ten. 0ofiir lit oilh IN DER @enolen'
lhoit boS G%liquenfcicn 10 groB,mob.
reno hire fiinitleriihc Neoetltitng int.
mer mebr 5llriidgcht. Snoellen: sc
5eiiion 2llitpolo . Grippe mo nett
eroing5 Die SdoQc huItcn Den Huf
Miinhen'S ais oic 0cittlhe 9itnit.
ltu0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
acknowledgment in Iidisan.

0etroit, Tid., IA. Sllli.
@Gbreno eiues bellte Notmittog bier
p%iitben6en 8egell. lno Sagelltirmes
muroen 5eniterideiben I'M 8ertbe
pieler Snnoerte bon Collars i'm 8e'
IhGftstbeiIe Der Stobt 5erIhmettert,
piele 9Gume entniir5elt mo mebrere
grGnoe ourd 5erriiiene eleftriIhe
0rGbte peruriott. einer Der grdnoe
broh i'm Signalbiireau oeS Eolt5ei'
0eportements aus unlo legte bas go
lisei . SiennlIpltem oltf ldngere 3elt
brud).
SSn Srforo, Mtif,, puroe SRI. 2tS'
5ie 0obbs, cine Sdullebrerin aus
Toronto. uno SIT Sbepero, Wid., Sr.
OouglaB SiG pom 8libe erihlagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
Gcr lnitiac Scnid)rcf.

q Seuifred is ont 9leanierI g'bodt
ge gon5e liobe 3eit
limo bot lei' 2iooerI 'riinter' gcigt
Sn beler 2ilitbnrfeit.
u 6lder &dfer bon Der Wlei'
Sot 'briinnt: oGu greann SAINT.
gtIt boiler ScidItiinn nm mo nm,
8ennit mir OILS SpieI lln6 3un0.
Genfit net an Hcg'n I'M SogeIihIn1
SIN Srolt unb Win~tcr@notb,
SIN n 0ollern, Der lei Sidlcl ipebt
limo Iihclt munhen foot.
Sins &ooerI bes boriiberltreid)t,
llnb oeS i'm Slug bi' iribt,
Nn II InQler, Der 6i fooern tbuot,
Nn II Sommlcr, Der Of ipieBt.
So s 2cb'n is boiler 0itterniB,
Sur Sreio' is lucnig 8rlino;
Drum Scuitred, iten Del Wfilli' alb
limo geb' in Of CUR Stuno'l" 49,
Ga bot Der Wuiifnnt periebt:
Sane anberS is mel 3iel!
60 lang Die liobe Sunno Ioht,
Spiel' / mel lliti9's Spiel.
3enn oh ma gei9t, oh 3riiblol
blolt -
@ia ibnel'i is 8 Wi,li' aorl
limo better oils a trouri9er
SIS a fibeler Norr!"
GberI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-21
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berrifen Die perihieoeniten GuffoI.
inngen. Sober Stono bot feline be-
lonoere. Ser Sharfridter miro oen
M0roer n%nonlt0noi9 nennen, Der lid
gegcn ole Sinrihtlung lpebrt, Der
Eiorrer Ole gbeleute, Die lid nidt
trolien lolien, Der Shuiter Seoen, Der
Gin Utittel erfinoct, boS 8llrhluufen
Der Soblen 81 o%erbinoern, Der
Shriititeler oen Hebofieltr, Der lelne
Nrbeiten niht obnimnlt, Der Inter
o~iiiiicr Die Hefruten, Die WtBbofto-
lltl0en sur Weloung bringen 60 ut
ea oltd) gar nidlt meiter beiremolld),
Dob 0ie SouSnirtbe ibren beIonoeren
9c9riiI BON llnonitonbigfeit boben.
Cine Soll9mlrtbin in Salenlee bat Ell
ner ibrer Mietberimnen, III oeren
Wobnung ibrer NnIidlt nod 81 bel
@ulier perbroud)t miro, oorilber Nor'
miirfe gemoht mo bin5lgefiigt DIit'
lt1noioe 9onten bo0en nldlt ole Sdz
qe." Die Mietberin bat luegen oie'eS
3niobeS Die 9eleioigltngSflage gegen
Die &ouslpirtbin ongeitrengt. 9tun
peroen mir ollo bolb bon %nnlerer Be
eriifsperpirrnng erIolt Iein nno tlipp
ltno flor eriobrenL mas elgentIld) NE
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