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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
FOUND THE MONEY.
Ran Who Cashsd c. c. COnrdon's
Check Couldn't Bear 90 Keep cash

Ran Who Cashed c. c. Conrdon's
Check COULDN'T Bear 90 Keep Cash
The person who either stole or
found c. Z. CongdOn's monthly pay
check, and got the cash on Il By sign
ing Mr.. COngdon's name on the back
OF the check, thought the money thus
obtained was poor stuff after all, and
threw Il away. The pOcketbOok be-
longing to Mr.. COngdon was found
near the sidewalk on the vacant
ground between Fred Comn's restau-
rant and H H Auer & Sons business
places BY BIr. Duesenberry, an en-
ploye on the rip" track at the rail-
road. He turned IL over to Sheriff
Bradley. and upon investigation il
was found that the pocketbook con-
tanned the exact number and denOmi-
nation OF bills and also the same
amount Of silver, that Cashier Wolfe
paid out upon the forged check.
Besides the &IOS.S5 which was OBJ
tanned by forgery, a ten-dollar bill,
which Mr.. COngdOn had in his book
besides the check. was also there. The
authorities have been unable to appre-
bend the criminal, but Il IS thought
that after obtaining the money he
got scared" and threw the pocket
book and contents away.
The money was returned to the
proper person and thematter straight
ened up without loss TO the injured
parties
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
Frlday, November d.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Wanted-Two clerks at NilIisack's.
See NIiIlisack's large ad every week
Carpenter wanted. Apply at this
Office.
Highest market price paid for tur-
keys at Star Market. Jewell & Hoge-
boom
Bulk oysters at the c. E. Swarts
neat market
Money to loan on time to suit you.
c. NJ. Millisack.
New Handbags. Trunks and Suit
Eases at Millisack's-
The fellow who lets the grass grow
under his feet cuts no ice.
1t doesn't do the phonograph any
good to break the record.
Come to this Office for high grade
and fancy stationery.
A. G. Sweeten Of Limon, Colo, was
in Goodlandl Wednesday.
Money to loan on all kinds Of good
,ecurity. c. II. MiIlisack.
Housekeeper wanted, good wages.
zee Mrs. c NJ Aillisack-
The Farmers National bank has
money to loan on good security
To Rent-Two furnished rooms for
A postage stamp is no good when
it gets stuck on itself; likewise man.
Beef by the quarter &c per pound
at Star Market Jewell & HOgebOOm.
The Noble Dramatic company pre-
sents an up-to-date cast Of repertoire
players.
The Walker Implement company
has Just received a carload Of buggies
and StoughtOn wagons.
Homemade bread, six Ioaves for a
quarter. Cake and pies made when
specially ordered. Mrs. Ellis.
The brick work on the new hotel
to be built on the old Commercial site
by George Hopes, was commenced
yesterday.
Dr. wickizer. the optician, next
week. from Wednesday, November 1,
to Saturday. November 4. At DR.. Car
michael's office
For SaIe-Shermanc county potatoes.
dry and mealy; good size; at 75c per
bushel- Leave orders with J. A Cor
kill, or ]. ". Klauer.
The Empire Amusement company
viii give a moving picture entertain
ment at the opera house Friday and
;aturday nights Of this week. Ad-
mission 20 and 35 cents
DR.. Wickizer, the Optician, who
/ makes regular visits every thirty days
/ will be here next week, November II.
A chance to consult an expert about
/ your eye trouble. At DR.. Carmichael's
/ office.
| Our mems suits AID over la5.s 1T,
/ wear well and hold shape, at q small
/ price, more than you can say u 70
| called merchant tailor-made IN meas
| ure kind See the goods aud prices at
C NJ Mllisack's-
Remember the Noble Dramatic
| company viii play for a week begin
ming Monday. October 30. They have
| a repertoire Of new plays and carry
/ their own special scenery They de-
serve the most liberal patronage OF
the season
| William Walker, Jr-, has just ship
ped in two disc steam plOws 70 be at
tached TO two steam engines is and
1S-horse power. These plows VII
either plOw old ground or break prai-
RE Anyone wanting blowing done
leave orders with BIr. walker
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
RUN OVER BY WAGON.
KingIey CIaXton Jumped on q Passing
Wagon and Got Hurt

Kingsley Claxton, the seven-year-
old son OF bIr. and Mrs Amos Clax-
ton, was quite seriously hurt Saturday
by being run over across the middle
Of his body by a heavy farm wagon.
partially loaded. The wheels went
over one Of his ankles and then over
the body in the region Of the stomach.
BE was a sick boy for a while. The
wheels left q big mark on him and
his face through some complication
OF the injury pulled up TO twice its
natural flesh
The accident happened early sat
urday morning. A farmer, whose
name was not learned, was peddling
meat, and was driving past the Clax-
ton home when Kingsley boarded on
the side unnoticed by the driver. He
rode a little way and then dropped
Of. and in doing so fell to the ground.
The man learned afterward that a boy
had been hurt by the wagon Of some
one selling meat. and he called the
next day, expressing his regret and
surprise that the accident had hap
pened unknown to him at the time
Young Kingsley is rapidly recover
ing from his injuries.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
WHAT THE FARMERS SAY.
Letters OF Sherman County Men il
Topeka Capital.

Letters OF Sherman County Men in
Topeka Capital.
That Sherman county Is attracting
the attention Of the people OF Kansas
and other states is seen from the way
the Topeka Capital gave this county
a leading position on the trent page
Of its real estate section in the sun
day issue The article is entitled,
What the Farmers OF Sherman Coun-
" Say Of That Section" and then fol-
lows letters from NJ L Chandler,
Frank Sylvester, William Kuhrt. L.
HolIenbeck, z. B. Alderman and
George Mcgee, all prosperous farmers
Of this county.
All these men say they came TO
Sherman with practically nothing, but
that now they have accumulated pro-
peTty interests that anyone may just
" be proud Of. Their case Is the case
Of most all Of the farmers in this sec
ton Of country. Wealth and pros
perity are surrounding the western
Kansas farmer almost in spite OF
themselves"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

From Chicago News
When might attempts to make right
il seldom gets left
With a friend in need IL is usually
a case Of touch and go.
The heupecked man has to do all
his Growing away from home
Most men turn their backs on good
advice and follow the other kind.
Bad luck ruins one man in a hun
dred; good luck spOils the other
ninety-nine-
Many a man has been true to his
trust and made millions out Of the
combine
There should be a tax on old bach
elOrs, but the married men are al
ready oyertaLed-
Two Of the greatest bOres On earth
are an oil driller and the man who
says Il told you So
As q rule those who fail TO chip In
when the collection plate 10 passing
are the first 10 criticise the sermon
NelI-Do you think she loves her
husband2 BeII-To distraction Why
have heard her sap she would rather
quarrel with him thaa any man she
ever met
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
short c. in &C. County.

Ed There OF Tribune. Kan, who
resides within twenty-five miles OF
the Colorado line. came in yesterday
with a shipment OF stock MI There
has been living out there for twelve
years, and like most Of the people in
Greeley county, is engaged in the cat
tie raising industry But am begin
ming TO think" said Mr. There, that
our country away out there is going
to be settled up. and that right away
During the present year over 100
homesteads have been taken up, while
a great many more farms have been
bought BY persons from outside
Quarter sections OF land that sold for
SIS three years ago are now selling at
$1,000. That Is q big jump, and IS
confusing to Us fellows who have been
there fore some time, as We cannot
understand It But right IN my neigh
borhood this year wheat that aver
aged % bushels 70 the acre was
raised. kansas City Drovers' Tele-
gram.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
International Live Stock Exposition
December ? to 8, 1905.

Prof. James W. Wilson Of the South
Dakota agricultural college, says:
The international live stock ex-
position held annually in Chicago is
probably the greatest institution Of its
kind in the world. It is great on &C
count Of its educational value, not
only TO the enterprising student Of
the west, but the packer, the specula-
tor and the exporter Of fancy stock
in the esat- Here is the place they
come to q common center and observe
with their own eyes the best in the
land The careful admirer Of good
stock receives at this time enough in
formation TO keep him thinking for
an entire year.
1T is impossible for one to describe
in detail the numerous classes OF stock
or the number that has been on exhi-
bition in the past, but IL is safe 70
predict that on account Of the pros
porous condition or the country al
large, the show this fall Will be great
ct than ever.
Every farmer can well afford to
attend tbs show. TO make comparisons
for himself"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27

This is something terrible 70 print,
but IL f. OF so much Importance to the
girls that we are forced to print It.
Listen: Here are the measurements
Of the young woman selected in a
competition in Chicago IS the most
symmetrical candidate to appear at a
New York beauty show next month:
Neck, Is inches; chest, normal, 30;
expanded, Az; bust, Il; waist, p;
right thigh, "a y; hip. IL; knee, Is =
left calf, Il right ankle, 81; right
biceps in repose, II; right elbow,
1Oh: right forearm in repose, liz;
wrist, 8 4; height, feet 5 inches;
weight, $50 pounds.-OsborneF Farmer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
a Reminescence OF H. H. Auer.

DR.. D. NJ Freeman OF Hoxie, Kan,
was here to attend the funeral Of the
late H. H Auer and stayed over sew
eral days this week He IS an old
acquaintance Of the family. and knew
Mr.. Auer about thirty-eight years ago
in Milwaukee, Wis, in which city the
doctor was practicing medicine, and
Mr.. Auer was working at his trade as
a tanner. A year or 50 ago he was
here and renewed old acquaintance.
One striking incident was called to
mind. A boy by the name OF Moss,
son Of the owner OF the mill,
was caught in the betting Of the ma
chinery OF the tannery and crushed
TO death DR.. Freeman was called
and he and Mr.. Auer took the man
gled remains Of the boy down from
the entanglements in the belt and
shaftinEs. Mr.. Freeman speaks in the
highest terms Of his old friend, Mr.
Auer, and says OF him that ''he was
always an honorable and upright
man, a good citizen, and unostenta-
tiousIy benevolent"
Dr. Freeman IS the father Of A. Z.
Freeman, who has worked in the
shops here for several years
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
ResoIutlons Of CondoIence.

The following resolutions Of con-
dolence and respect we're adopted BY
Sunshine Camp 1915, Royal Neigh
bors OF America
Whereas, The angel Of death has
entered our camp and taken from our
midst, Mrs Matilda Billings, our be-
loved friend and neighbour therefore
be il
Resolved, That We. as a camp and
as individuals, extend 70 the bereaYed
family our earnest sympathy in this,
the.r great sorrow; and be IL further
Resolved, That our charter be
draped in mourning for thirty days;
that a copy OF these resolutions be
sent 20 the sOrrOwing family, and a
copy be entered on the records OF our
camp
EMMA JEWELL
SUSIE KELLOGG.
EVA VASSCOEK.
Committee
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
Love Is COY in the Morning.

Don't ask a girl to marry you after
dark when she is dressed ut to kill
Call on her, and when you leave in
advertently drop a glove on the piano
Return for il the next morning at
o'clock If she comes TO the door with
one shoe and one slipper on, her hair
done up on curl papers. dressed in an
old mother hubbard, our advice IS TO
take TO the woods But II she appears
in a neat house dress. her hair done
up and a rose IN the top Of her hair,
grab her quick--MariOnyfIle C1Io.)
Free Press.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27

SAY. Halton. what in the deuce was
all that excitement up at your house
tnday2''
Bread riot, old chap"
Bread riOt2 You must be joking ,"
NO. my wife gave a crowd OF
tramps some OF those loaves she baked
for me and they began to pelt one an
other with them and six went to the
hopsitsI- "-COlumbus Dispatch
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
A Missing Egg Found

Dave Wallace, who lives north OF
Mesa and who can be depended upon
telling the truth says his little boy
killed a gopher snake near the house
and upon investigation found a china
egg inside the snake Dave states his
folks have been missing eggs butcOuld
not locate the cause. but this no doubt
solves the mystery.-PhOenix Repub-
Ucan-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
BRYAN MEETS ADMIRAL TOGO.

The NebrasIzan Attended a Reception
Given In Honor Of the Commando.
TOXIC, Oct 24.-Wuliam J. Bryan
was present at the reception today in
honor OF Admiral Togo. The mayor
introduced bdr. Bryan to the admiral.
An exchange Of cordial sentiments
followed. The admiral was delighted
at the unexpected presence Of Mr..
Bryan.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
Kne,E Her loo Wei.

She reached for the strap.
''If you wanted to 90 swimming"
she said, why didn't you ask me, In
stead Of running off?''
Because I wanted to 90 swim
ming" the boy Numbered between the
strokes.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27

We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the kind neighbors and
friends who came TO our assistance in
the death Of our child
Mr. AND MRS. z r KIREPAT-
RICK
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27

The teachers OF Sherman county
win meet at the high school building
in GoOdland on November II, at 1870
?. m The program win be published
next week. JA1LES p PHILLIPS,
County superIntandenE
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
Tax Notice for 1898.

Taxes are due November L II paid
before December p discount OF =
per cent VII be given and after De-
cember p a penalty OF per cent VIII
be added J. W. SMITH
County Treasurer
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
DON W. NICHOLS COMING.
From China and Powerful
Speaker.

HlSclOIlarg FROM A5nlna ana EONfeEAu
Speaker.
Don ". Nichols, q returned mis-
sionary from China, now financial
secretary for the Kansas Wesleyan
university at Salina, Kan, viii be in
GOOdIand Sunday and will speak both
morning and evening at the Method
ist church At one Of the services he
viii give a lecture about his work and
travels IN that oriental land, and at
the other will perhaps take up the
question OF education
He has travelled pretty much all
over the state Of Kansas within the
last six months and everywhere he
goes, he wins the people.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27

our fan and winter ana general
stock IS too large Want to cut e IN
half By rapid selling nEt sixty GsyE
c. u. sIfuisack-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27

H H. AUER. =
y Herman Henry Auer, born at =
= Prague, near city Of Vienna, Aus .
= tria, August Il. 1895. =
= Learned tanners trade in his =
= fathers shop. =
= Travelled IN Germany, Italy. =
y England, and other European =
= countries.
Married Miss Laura Auer (from =
= another family OF same name), >
= and immigrated 10 America In =
= 1855. >
= Settled in Milwaukee. where =
= ne went into tanning business in =
- 1853. Financial reYerses, after -
= ward travelling for a shoe house =
= Of Chicago =
= Moved to OsceOla. Neb.. in =
= 1878. and engaged I'm restaurant -
= and grocery business.
= came TO Sherman county - =
= 1886
Died az his home in GOodIand =
- October 20, 1905. .
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27

The kind OF salts and oTercoats thai
are correctly tailored. that 1t ana hold
shape. e 5fluIs2ckE
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
J. B. BERRY TO ROCK ISLAND.

The Union Pacific Man Named rs
Chief Engineer.
CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-NIr. J. P. Berry
Of the Union Pacific railroad has been
appointed chief engineer OF the Rock
Island road, effective November 10,
succeeding ". L. Darling, resigned.
Mr.. Ber-y is a member Of the con-
sulting board Of engineers OF the Pa
mama canal commission appointed by
President Roosevelt
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27

Remember, 500 suits to select from
Don't have to buy because you look
c. NJ RIfIlisack-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27

Lazs sa1rtaens of aus rriaus
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27

standard Patterns at sInusaek's-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27
DEATH CONES TO 4. 4. AUER
hFTER BRTEF mINEss OF HEART
AND STOMACH TROUBLE.
was Unconscious for Eighteen Hours
Before He Breathed His Last
Family at Bedside

= = = = = = = = = =
= H. H. AUER. :
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-27

febung bes Sases erIu6t, Der Teiners
feits ibren tiinftigen S9piessrpater
bittet, ben puntt 3u entfdeioen.
6. Sc ndher nun Der Sag ielbit herz
anriidt, beIto lauter tlagt uno iam>
inert bic sliidlide 8raut, bds gfternz
baus perlafen gu miifen. 9tm Sods
ssitstage feIbit siebt bann Der 8rGutis
gam, begleitet BON feinen 6reunben.
nit Muiit unb Subel unb 8unnern,
nad bem Sauie Der 8raut, iis beimaus
bplen. Oftmals tpirb dber audi biefes
nod bem rbsittn Manne" iiberlaHen.
9ieIer ober Der 8rdutigam felbit tpirb
bann pi.bsr in bic nabnenbaIe" ges
fiibrt. Ibermals enbloIes Geremoniea.
Damn fpirb bic bonn S9eitel Biz CUR
Spble biht permummte 8raut nit
sroBem gsremoniel in bic Sdnfte gss
bpben, na9 bem Saufe bes tiinftigen
@emabls gebraht, nit nod erOBerem
gsrempniell aug Der SGnfte 9erausgez
nommen unb 5ur iinnbilbli6en Reinis
eung iiber Elm nit feurtgen 8obIen ges
fiiItes 8eden in bic Wobnuns getru>
gen, no lie fih ppr bem 8rdutigam
auf bic 8niee nisberlGBt. Dieter follte
Bis babin ME subor ibr @eiidt seIeben
ba6en. SEPT bebt er ben S9leier gum
eriten NAL auf unb bic @titette trz
beif9t, bag er teinerlei 2dut bon ii3
giebt. 9as mag unter lmitdnben
fehr dngebrd9t fein, Sumal, penn bic
profeiiionslIsn Ruppler ibre Rei5e iiber
@sbiibr berausasitri6en. tpie bds febr.
bdufig ber SatI lit. ~Gr liist tuie elm
Ruppler" TT IGngf fpridpOrtlia ees
tporoen.
Hun fii6rt Der 9rGutigam bic 8raiit
In bic rQbnsnbatIe" tpo er unter dbers
maliaen pielen @erbeugunssn unb
aniefGlIen ben @orfdbren formelI bic
Mittbeilung madt. baB er auf @ebeiB
feiner @ltern bic ibnen 3ueefiibrte sur
@attin eenommen unb fir iih unb
feline GebenssefGhrtin ben Sesen ber
abnen erflebt. 9ana6 le.ren bic beis
ben 8rdutlelte einen 8e6er 5irfes
8ranntpein 3ufummen unb iinb =
Mann unb 5rau.
Run feben iidh ale gum 5p95eitse
mabl nisber. Die iunee 5rdu iibt nes
ben ihrem 9atten, aber es Ididt Iid
fir lie niht, SpeiIe ober Sranf dnsu>
riibren. Rdh benz Mable ntmmt iie
einen erb06tsn Sib Elm, ifeat ibre
fiinftlt9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SiiBlein duf cine SuBbant unb bieies
gang belonoere Inseihen 6ineTiIaer
SrduenfdOnbeit pirb bunn a[fgemein
in Iugenf9ein senummen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-27
Reue art, @ilberer au

0eue ART, Wilberer au
fdngen. Der S0riter 2usner ere
tappt etnen Wilbbieb. Dieter fpringt
fdneII binter einen Baum unb nimmt
bas 9eipebr in Qnidlas. Der 5Drs
iter muB notbssOrunsen basielbe tbun.
: 60 iteben bic beiben fdon arpei
Stunbsn, teiner mag es, feline seiiders
te Poiition gu perlaHen = bd tommt
oem Soriter elm 9ebunte: Gr er5dh!t
benz 8ilberer feline SugOsrlebnife.
Ru4 tur5er 3eit tritt IeBterer aus benz
8erited btrbor unb fast aertniri4t:
pSebt fann ids nimmer uusbalten,
Serr 5Drit iter = tbun sic nit mir,
fpas Sic pollen!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-27

Die 9raufame 9 tin.
2ebmann tommt BON etnem 3e9gelds
ge um brei llbr Morgens nu9 Sauie
uno entbedt an Der 9austbiir, oaB er
teinen SausidliiFel bat. Rad pielem
8lingeln erideint enbli9 Der aopf Ieis
ner Grau am Seniter. Gr: nSiiBe
2uiIe, MGnnden tit untsn. fpirf ihm
bod ben SaliiHel bsrunter!!" Sic:
~Ods lit p0llig ausgeI9lpHen." @r:
Nd, pas foa bann aus 9einem
MGnnden fperben2" Sic: .9as lit
au9 p0llis ausgeidlofen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-27
&riiger Tito SObH.
Bon s. @rabomsfi.

ariiger unb Sobn - bas mar bic
neue Girma pes alien Sanblunssbaus
ies. Wlit 5tol5 betrd9tete iie Der
aaufberr - er bate iein 3iel erreidt.
Sn ieinem Spbne pirb Sas Dert
isines 2ebens peiter bliiben, bis es
Der @nfsl iibernimmt. Gpiges 2sbsn!
Sine Quffafuns. bic nit ben 2ebenss
ani6auungen pe4Ielt. glls ainb
bate 9err Sriiser oas epise 2eben
i'm 5ortbeiteben ieiner Seele geiu9t-
1euts gr redte ii9 = .8riiger unb
Sobn!" Seine @e6eine psrben mos
bern, aber iein game ipiro leu9ten
bura @enerationen binburh. gn ben
geFb ieines9ermOsens mar Der Rame
Ieines SbOpfers gebunben. Sur i'm
gBeiterfiibren Der Deltfirmd tonnte es
9e1oiien perben. Oa mar alles tlipp
uHo tlar por ieinen glugen - benn
per6rieft uno notariea mar es als Iein
@ile auf Dem gu uitGnbigen9sri9t bins
terlsgt.
Seut, es mar Elm parmer 6riibz
Iingstag, erpartete er ben grbsn ieis
nes Ramen, ieines 8ermDssns = ben
einSigen Sobn, Der CUR 8ollenbung
ieiner taufmdnnif4sn WiiienI9aften
fsit Orei Subren in Der 5rembe sslebt
bate. Seinem @mpfang gu Gbren
mar bic 8iGla feitlid sef4miidt.. Sin
qusorud bDhiter 3ufriebenbeit 6slebte
bas 9eiidbt Rriiser's, als er bic fiirltz
li9 einseri9teten Raume bur9i9ritt.
Nirsenbs prObenbafte QufOrinsli4s
teit; BON feinItem RunItperitGnbnib
getragene, porne6me Pra9t = bas
mar bic Ginri6tuns ieinss 9auies.
Su. er tonnte iih auf feline S4psiter
Sobanna perfaiIen - lie befaB Satt
unb @sI9mdd. peritanb ss, i'm Sinne
ieiner peritorbenen Srau peiter gu
tpdltsn.
Sn Der Ufitte bes groben Speiies
Iadls mar cine Sgsittafel aufseItellt.
Silber, porse[ldn, &riitaG iiberboten
ii9 an 3oitborteit. gur peniae @es
bede fparen uufgelsgt; MIR i'm engiten
SreunDsstreife foIlte bic 9eimtsbr bes
SObnes gsfsiert iperben, bes Sobnes.
benz ale 9iebe unb Sorge sebOrts, be-
rem bas ebrseisigs Sers bes 8aufbsrrn
fd6ia mar. Oie Delt ndnnte i6n bart
= nun, Die @elt tannte eben in ibm
ben Batter nibt. Don bsFen Rddft6t,
ia S6lpG9e puBtsn bic bidsn 9es
idGftsbii9er msbr gu er3dbIsn. 0a
paren Summer psrbuht fir ben
So6n = Summen9 - ga. pdris
mar tbeuer, unb bic 8eItfirma 3riiser
muBte bod tpiirbis pertreten perben.
S6lieBlih, mas batten bic uerbrauds
ten Sapitalien su iaeen9 Die lpurben
bunberimaG srfebt burd bic Ssiratb
Ieines Sp6nes nit Der So6ter zines
9eIdGftsfreunbss.
r8o Sauben iinb, fliegen Saubsn
5u," Iugt elm altss Spri9port; 4oa
Rriegbdmmer bstam cine fiirItti9e
Mitaift. llno bos Bette an Der SADIE
mar = bic 2isbs. Die bic StRbsr ptrs
6anb. Shpn in friibsfsr Sugeno batz
ten iie 9rGutigam un6 8raut sefpielt.
unb als fein Sobn DOR brei Sabren
Oas 8ater6aus Derlieb, tpubte TT, baB
glba auf i'm iparten polls. Rur bic
8tuabeit Der GItern bate cine offs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-27

8iberfpru6. rRa, 70 pas
delig bab' i9 ben S9ulmeifter aber
nod nismals na6 Suuie tpmmen ies
benz" nSa, piFen Sic, Der 1T beute
feit angeftellt pprben!"
= @emiitblid. 8Odin (5ur
Srau): DAB sic ii9 aber iibsr ben
ansebrannten 8raten gar 10 aIteriren9
... 9as lit bod fir mid bel f9lims
msr!.. Sbr Mann tunn iid bestpesen
ni9t fdeiben Iafen, aber mein
S9pridl, penn er 10 mas f6medt, Der
tann mir isbs Stunbe bappnlauTen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-27

aus 9atanteris. nGi. ei,
Serr Sottcr, sic buben geiiern meis
nen @sburtstag psrseFen!" = ~aeis
resnegs, enGbiges 6rGulein, ober i4
badte, sic feierten ben breiBisiten
ni6t!"
= Die sr6Bten aartofs
fsIn. rGs iit bod ionoerbar, bub auf
Der sun5en IdnOipirtbi6aftIihen 2luss
itelluns feline aartoffel gu febeu it,"
= .Ha, msinen sic, baB es unsenebm
lit, auf feline aartoffeIn prdmiirt gu
iperbens"