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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
AGAINST CANCELLATION OF
ORDERS AND RETURN Of GOODS

New York. April s.-Resoluuons have
been adopted by the National Association
Of Clothiers. which is representative OF
the second largest manufacturers in the
country, now in annual convention here.
10 boycott all retailers who untustifiably
cancel orders or return goods. The reso-
luton adopted II as follows:
After a cur ner shall have been de-
termined BY the az native vote OF four
ffths OF the directors OF this association
10 be an uniustina, a canceller OF orders
or returner or gooGs the secretary shall
notify such customer and all actuaries
and such actuarits in turn shall tify
pll members Of the association, ami after
such det rrminstion. o. "A until revoked or
otherwisr ordered a. Tho board OF di-
rectors. mo- member shall accept an order
for goods from such customer under
penalty ~ suspension from the privileges
Of membership in the association"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

right"
Department clerks must have a lot TO
put ur with. don't they?" I asked the
floor Walker.
"Well. guess yes he responded.
"They certainly earn every cent they get
END more too. They have 10 be pleasant
To any and all customers and manys the
time when they run up against Tarter.
heard of an incident that happened not
long since. A woman came 10 the dress
goods department and asked TO be shown
eoms material IN solid colors. The clerk
obligingly. took down some pieces. The
woman wasn't satisfied. Down came some
more pieces Still the woman wasn't sat
isfied Then some more were taken down
until about fifteen were strewn on the
counter. The woman paved them all over
again and adjusting her glasses. finally,
said. well, ! don't think I'll take
any-you see I was looking for a friend"
Then the clerk with her sweetest smile
turr ed 10 the woman and responded:
well. there are a few more pieces lett
T.. there Shall take them down-per-
heps you can find your friend in theml'
TEDDY SAWYER.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
COSTLY SUPPER.
Caterers Bill 50c.; but Fines for Thetst
Amounted 10 $70.4

Luigi Lapolla, Frank Geroni. Raffaele
Cardulo and Fred Daro Costanzio had a
very expensive lunch, last Thursday.
Expensive in the end. although very
cheap i'm the beginning.
In a store horse on Ridge street, that
day, hung coat valued at $3.50. the
property OF Joseph Monaco.
Geroni told Lapolla where the coat had
been left by Monaco. and Lapolla quickly
appropriated the garment, selling the
same TO Hebrew for 30 cents.
The former then repaired 10 an eating
house and partook OF a supper. the bill
for which called for all the entire pro-
ceeds of the theft.
They were arraigned in the Sixth dis
trict court today, pleaded guilty TO the
charge OF larceny and were fined SIS and
costs each In all $50. 40-and all for a
i2iH-cent supper per man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
Di e =.

5ARsToW-In this city on the 5th inst.
John A. Barstow
Funeral from his late residence, No 1ei
Pleasant street on Friday, the eth inst,
at $50 a. M Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. Services at the Holy
Name church at a. m.
5URDETTE-In this city, 5th inst, at
the Home for Aged Women. Annette
NJ, widow Of Samuel D. Burdette. NJ.
d. in her Goth year.
Notice OF funeral later.
coLWELL-In Lincoln Park r. L. on
the 4th inst. Adaline c. Colwell. in
her s9th year
Funeral services from her late resi-
dence. Friday, April 7th at 1 o'clock p.
m. Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend.
FlENcE-In this city. on the 5th inst.
Frederick A., the beloved son of George
w. and Elizabeth A. Fience aged /
year. months. Residence. 100 East
George street.
Notice OF funeral slater.
oLoVER-In Pasadena. Cal. on the jth
inst. Thomas -. Glover. son OF David
and Catharine NJ. Glover of this city.
in his 3sth year.
HILL-In Pawtucket. April 5th. at the
residence OF her 7o0 ln-law. Allan II.
John T. Arnold OF Providence.
Funeral services Sunday. the 9th inst,
at p. m from 165 Mineral Spring ave-
nue.. Pawtucket Relatives and friends
are invited 20 attend
JAckSoN-In this city on the 5th inst,
Samuel Jackson, late Of Riverside. r.
l.. in his s6th year
Notice Of funeral later
klLRoE-In this city. April 5, 1905. John
Kllroe Residence. 1872 West Park
street
Notice Of funeral later.
LoNERoAN--In this city. on the bth.
inst. Agnes. daughter Of the late Rich
ard Lonergan.
Funeral from the residence OF her
brother. in law. Mr.. Thomas r. Dolan, 1874
AtwelIs avenue. Saturday morning. the
sth inst. at $50 o'clock. Requiem mass
at the cathedral at o'clock. Relatives
and friends are invited 10 attend.
LoTHRoP-In Fall River on the 4th
inst. Adelbert F.. son Of Joshua Lo-
throp. In his seth year.
Funeral from his late residence. 1888
North Main street, Friday. April I. at
I p. m.
WINsLoW-In this city, April I. Emma
F.. wife of George F. Winslow. In the
43d year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence %
BRIGHAM street Friday. the 7th inst.
at o'clock Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
EXPIRED SUDDENLY.
Mrs. Catherine Perry Was Found Dead at
the Foot Of 0 Stalrway.

Mrs Catherine Perry, 80 years old, en-
ployed as a domestic by Bartholomew
Mcguire. 301 Pine street, was found dead
that house at 2:30 o'clock this morning
The body was discovered by Emil
Josephson. a roomer who sent word to
the Fifth police station
Medical Examiner Pegram viewed the
body.
Mrs Perry had been i'll with heart
trouble for several weeks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
A Smile or Two

Polly-The way that man looked AZ me
was positively insulting
Dolly-Did he stare AZ you long ana
insolently3
Polly-No He gave one glance and
then looked at something se.-Minne-
apolis Tribune.
old Chum-Does your little girl take
after her mother7
Married Man-Not especially; she's three
years old and can't talk move than half
A dozen words detroit Free Press.
Mrs. Black-There goes old MoneybaEs
They cay no II worth n million cold.
Mrs white-Yes. he vii be. He carries
million insurance Milwaukee Sentinel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

IQUOTED 10 my
friend from the
east side yester-
day.
But l evidently
touched him on a
sore spot, for he
looked respondent
ly at me a mo-
ment and then
broke into the fol-
lowing soliloquy:
Yes. spring is
officially here and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

Probably because all the Florodora girls had been disposed OF
less the revival of the piece has taken
place Yet has been found profitable produce really good
operas ago things hard
for, especially in the realm of the footlights.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

The Journal that the Rhode Island
the constuona of the enlargng the transfer Paw
ucke Lincoln Central Falls and Cumberland As the has
passed the nothing the house
which company friends would that the
Journal borrowing unnecessary trouble OF its pet
corporation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

have been heretofore large part Of the OF the street
railways still doomed the dcomfo of sraphanging and
the per OF running board riding the railway corporations will
away their day of and prepare Waterloo
similar that which overlook their rapacous
Chicago
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

Personality is important factor well brought out
by Governor Bekham his welcome President Roosevelt
Louisville the other day 1t the less than the Office the
admiring throngs cheered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

summer will come trotting along after
while. Both are supposed TO be seasons
OF JOY, as you say. but don't you know
spring and summer have lot Of incon
sistences. When the time comes 10 open
the doors and windows and get the balmy
air your wife sends you to inmost re-
cesses Of the cellar 10 get out the screens
paint them and put them in. When the
little robins begin to chirp In the trees
I'm the front yard some iend of a hurdy-
gurdy man comes along with a screech-
ing music box and rrowns the bird song
when IL becomes so pleasant you are
able TO sit out on the porch In the even
ngs. the mosquitoes descend upon you
and make small punctures I'm your anat-
omy. the sun comes out good and strong
and dries mp the mud on the street and
your eyes are hlled with terra nrma
commonly called dust 'or dirt. tho little
frogs begin their cheerful whistling in
the swamp just below your house. but
some heather hockey -pokey man selling
liduid ice cream comes along with his
healthy lungs and browns the sound Of
the frogs. The cats must be put out reg
ularly each night--the furnace cleaned
out for the summer. the grass cut every
so often. and the lawn watered. Your
laundry bin for collars and shirts in
creases so per cent, your wife wants TO
know where we are going to spend the
heated term the living room of the
house is n chaos OF new hats and shirt
waists. you go home some night tired out
and find the house looking like a dis
mantled ship--that means spring house
cleaning, and then you meander out to the
back yard, lean on the fence. look at
the dog playing with n bone and whisper
Oh. there are lot Of other Jolly things
could tell you about this beautiful
summer time game. But for mo the
winter-when one feels as II there
was life I'm him and don't feel like a wet
newspaper looks about half the time
We'll. ta-ta. I'll see YOU later"
He turned the corner and | remained
mute for moment thinking over the
fact that IL takes all kinds OF people 20
make UP a world.
DO you know. said my Biblical friend
- nc the other 1ay. a. he leaned up
against the store counter waiting. II be-
lievc sincerely that they had department
stores In Bible t.mes-yes, the more I
thing OF Il. the nors am convinced"
why what's the trouble-couldnt you
get suited In what YOU wanted 10 buy"
Suited Oh. yes but my change-Tve
tsen waiting for tan minutes for nv
cfanger
''wen. what's that 10 do with depart
ment stores IN the y. g. tines" ] inno-
Gently asked.
DO with it, Wei. you don't read the
pible very much I guess or you'd know
Don't you remembe- that portion OF the
scriptures Job XIV. II. which says, All
tho days ~ nv appointed time will wait
tnl my change come Don't that prove
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

If the cure law proposed Pawucket could only be applied
to its politicians many dark scheme would mateaize
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

Bagnos with hotel licenses and without continue their nosomt
and degrading traffic while the teapponted police commission
will put the disgusting evil
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

With 400 small colleges ready accept his bounty Mr. Carnegie
should feel reasonably realizing his desire die poor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

India of the most unfortunate countries this planet
There is always plague earthquake in evidence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

Special legislation though advocated by members
legislature gets Jared the present assembly
as, for example, that junk license bill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

only would Grover Cleveland be safe and sure head for
Young Hydes life association but he would be
nendousy powerful advertisement a we'll
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

If President Roosevelt really had hard job such for instance
Rhode Island his hands would Mr. Holden
pathize with him?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

III should further be pointed out that II
France should make up her mind to sub
stitute n genuine league with Great Brit
ain for her present nominal alliance with
Russia. the new coalition could rely on
tho good wishes OF the United states and
or tho jealous cooperation OF Japan. II
would thus be as unassailahle I'm the Pa
ciho as I'm the Atlantic. and would be
equally qualified 10 block Russia's pro-
gram OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT I'm Asia and Ger
usny's dream or becoming q sea power
and or acquiring a colonial empire New
York Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
The Grow1er.

Spring is here. summer Is near.
Most joyful time OF all the year. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
What Ofh0S-S
Arc Saying

"Ho seems disposed to fall out with and
fight the world, and II may not be long
before he will have to he taken in hand
as general disturber OF the peace. =
Galveston News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

Subscribers to The News regularly receiving their paper will
rfnfer favor sending notification The News office of
failure delivery that If The News be obtained
from newboy from any newsdeaer information of this fact
viii De. appreciated by The News management.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

Just April weather, that's all.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

Arson calls his victory earned run This is apt enough
TO suit the fans" of the whole country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

"our public school system Is a great
Institution, but the time is at hand when
civilized municipalities will have to see
20 Il that not only enough space is pro
videe in the buildings but enough land for
Fairgrounds Is secured for every school.
- Buffalo Courier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE

" you have a tooth filled by Or. kines
Painless Method you VIII never Try tn'
old Painful way again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

The German Emperor has grown wiser
With wears and docs not take the daring
s,apc that once gave him the reputation
NJ t.merity. but his visit 20 Morocco at
tins time is the occasion OF no little spec
ulatlon "-Pittsburg Gazette.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

"Cne thoughtful mother is disposed 70
think that President Roosevelt should ad-
vccate better children, rather than more
children. Not a bad idea that, either. -
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

Representative Hull says we are going
70 have war with Japan. But the next
war on our waiting Est is our terrible al
fair with Germany, which Poultney Bige-
low arranged several years ago. Denver
Republican
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

Tho chief magistrate Of santo Domin-
SO believes that II the occasion should
arise the agreement with President
Roosevelt would afford him protection
from thevevolutionists who are anxious 70
der ose him. There is no Pickwickian non
sense about President Morales. American
war shirs and marines. In his view, are 20
guarantee the stability of the present gov
ernment OF Santo Domingo That Is the
rrice which Uncle Sam IL to pay for rem
aeripR a friendly service TO the Domini-
ca M. Baltimore sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06

II you are proud OF your personal az
pearance buy a set or partial SET wiz
DR.. Kings latest invention, that won,
derful Improvement, the NaturaI
Gums" which makes it Impossible 10
detect artificial teeth in your mouth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

fl'lliplten Sbiircn. Scjt oic iilooiri'
tolllld)en MiuipllGrr lpic Mise ail3
DER eroc ipndicn, icit Die @olo' INN
&'onlolitettonige oItoOcIt1e @e'
lcblcdter III i6ren @ol0itcl oe3 IA
1btonoblen @eitcn@ ubl0itcL 1ilbrt
W%'olnnon sic Cbcrbcrrihoit III Der
nornebnnen @eIt. lIntcr DEM Nod)
tol9er Der aonigin lit Oo3 SpCfltlons
tclltbltm 5l ipeiterer Nliltbc Aclnngt,
ltno lelblt Seute Don @eIlt mo ber'
o%orrnaenoer SteQlmQ mohcn lid) SIT
bereltplulgen @ditcn in ocn bon
nrl1orer ErunfentfoInmd lIrobetocl
Solons ser @cloproBru nlO pcrnci
gen ilno ernieorigcu it'd, Dor ocnl
0oloenen 0obenbilo.
Sn Den SGrnlrlli ij6cr Die 5ltnchs
menoc Gntiittli6rng DER obcrcn @e
lcIlIbo'tafloiien, ser in Der FrcIlc
lln0 out Der 9iibnc Crhobcn morocl
nj ltlmmten oui ser mtIdnaIt obgc'
t~oltcnen MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Fropin5 Canterbury ut mcIdpcr Soi
DON 0cbort, olth 0ic ouAlifanilhct
Vlld)ole luut lll0 uahOriidlid ell.
Nber lpeoer Die 8onnitrobIcn Scr vi
Id)n'c llno &an5elrenncr nod Die aus
cntriIiteten meibIidcn Screen iprin'
QcnOen WobnullQen ser Gorclli urlo
Nrnphrcpa, nod Die Srompctcn'toBt
oca Nramotitcr5 Slltro Dcr0en nie
Waucrn oeS ncll5eitiacn tScrldlo 5llll
Ginltltr5 bringcn. Ole @ClCllihait3
trCiic, Die iid nit &oblEcluIlcn ibrer
oSmortncB" riibnlen muO lih Dor al
Ter Nelt Ibrenl uldcbmocncn uno
Mn%milr0iaen SreibCH b%ilNcbcl1, mcr'
Den mnbcriibrt u,o uubcihdnt nod
lueIter NIT Dem Sellcr lpielcn, lelblt
menn Die lebte Foiolmc, anltatt Oc2
@ornruie9 oeS So}ialiatiriterS, IN
lhrcll Ghrcn font.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

ltrapo5cnrcidcn Cages. Ger Elo3
Dor inns blelbt Icer, g0bneuo Ieer. 49,
Nud) Niles, Nos nod tommt, Die
Snuptnltmmcr: Scr ooppelte Gorbri
murld) Der @nrocn Dor ibrcm tnIier.
lihcn &crrr. poll5iebt iid) BORT orii.
ben, fern, fern bon inns. 50 IcrL
ooB meinc Nndbarn in ciucn erreg
ten Strcit 0uriiber gcratben nb Der
meiBe Sled, ocn man IN elmer GQlli,
page bcnlcrtt etna cine Erin5eiiin
bcocutct oocr einen aiiruiiir . 8enc.
raj.
ga iiben mir MN, preiien oie6ern.
QlGicr in Die Auaenboblcn - mo e.
bcu bod lueiter nid)to, oils cinOfinia.
turbilodcn, uliGbiA irgeno ctpo$
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6rinacn Die &lun0e Der ein5elnell
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0u9 @on5e. 0a foltm scr Sd)ou Der
Critic Der Wenidlen mo Eicroe biz
81 inns rcidcn. iait rtma3 0elpeniti.
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lonN. bis 9llc3 poriibcr lit. IS tit
rid)ti0: mir baben ms mGbrenO Der
aan5eu Eorooc. ipic mir e3 iilr M
icre 5ehn Mnrf nerlonNcn fonnten,
Dem Safer Nirett %0eaeniiber beiun.
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niht qcin0t, BOB lid 5riiden nnie.
rem aoiier, Dem mir inns 10 ircllten,
einntal mieocr ms IntliB ld)ollen 5ll
DiiriclL cine Gntiernung mlitbun
milroe, 9roB Qenltg nm Die gonje
9iittidcr notwithstanding %oui5uneb-
men? -
limo mcr frieqt cigcntliA ole 5ebn
Mart?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Ser Scnuriit Samagno.

Snmagno, Der groBe italicnilhe &c.
norilt aus oelien Seben lett Die itn.
licniIhen 9lGtter aus NnloB ieine5
NInldci0cnS 5ablreihe Nnetooten
nittbcllen mar gieid) piclen ieiner
6oilc1en bon Meltrui aus Dem Noltc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. gSar 9onci, Der
uie~lqcnonnte &eriiibrer bon Sloren5,
ieinc9 3cidena S6ubllider, 10 NOR
(umaano &ellner elmer lhmubigeu
Srattoria, no Gater ltno Wtlltter cllt
Eublifum BON aorrenbouern mo
Sagl0bnern be0ienten. Gin Smprr.
lurio, ser i'm iingcn hortc, entoeftt
i'm, mo Ionlaqno muroe, 5llnlalSer'
0i'S @unit i'm beItroblte. 5ienllid)
lhnell 0ct geieiertIte Singer Sta.
liens. Sonogno miro iiir 9eluobn.
LID ais Gin or9er @eiSbolS bingeitelt.
@on5 I'M @egenioB 81 oicier Nuiio'.
iunq itebcn Die Mittbeillngen iiber
icin S~eitnncnt. Samagno hat Elm
Gcrnlogen blnterlallen, meldcS 3lIs
meiit III Siegcnldoiten beltebt, Die eli
men Mertb bon ~ MiQionen Sire
bobcn iolen. Ser Monn ben Die
Sbeater = llntcrncbmcr ais eincn8ei5s
bats blnltelltei1, neil or ialt lller.
%idJminglidle Spielbonororc Iproerte,
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men, lonlt bate CT lid) mobl nod cine
finite mo iehSte Wtillion erlit1gen.
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mar, 10 hattie Der Sitter utb iallhe
Yrunf beS I6eoterlebenS ieinc Seele
ooh nit Der ibnl eigcnen Gltelfett
i~ibcrbnlldt. Sn ieitcm Seitomente
beItImmt CT, lcinc Seid)e lol %einbollo.
n1irt in cinen 9lciinrg gebettet un0
nid)t in cine 0entaltcrte 8ruft ber'
ienft, ionbcrn IN Der Wtitte elmer ei.
0enS ilt erbauenoen &apelle oilf e.
mem Murllor1otel ull1ge1tellt lpet'
ocr. Ger @leiiarg moae ober nit e'
mem 0cdcl ans ihlperem arpltallglo5
acihloiicn iein, ounnit Die i'm liebter,
iein Nntlib ieben fonnten 10 oft lie
cS MIR miilidcn. Sebr lpahrlbein.
lid miro oieie 9eitimmung oa lie
oen 8eieBcn fir Die oifentlide @e.
iunobeit 9runoiGblid) iuioeripritt,
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binterl1Bt err Den m%obltbdtigen Stii.
tunaen IN 8arele beoeiitenoe Ser.
mGd)tnilie, nit beren Grfiilung Die
@enerolerbin, feline Sodter, Srou
Margorete Solamone, betroiit lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Meme Mphurismcu bon SSfor Miloc.

Sn cincm gSiCncr &erlnQe crld)eint
Die 0eiommt & Nll5aabe DER Wcrfe
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fonnen. - Grfcnne bid lelhitl Ga5n
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ibr @ottc lie pernohIdiiigt, bcginnt
iid) ielbit III grandchildren, ooer ne
ld)oiit lid, mltnoerpolle Siite an, Die
Der @ottc elmer onoeren be5oblt.
Der in leine Gerganaenbelt blldt,
pcroient feline 3%ufunft, in Ole or bli.
den fornte. - Seine Sron loate iIbct
ibr Sitter acnoil 9eiheib miicn. Goa
iiebt 10 b%eredyneno aus. Ias 1T
ole Stunt bes @eiprades: an Niles
81 riibren uuo lid in Nidts su per-
tieien. - los @eib lit cine Spbinr
= obne MdthieI. - IS lit erltain-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Ser arufmitbiec Sbcater : Sircftor.

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Stotiit. ser an einem Ger %befonntelten
Barrier Sbeater oft nno grou gepor.
ben lit, beflogte lid) iiin9it bel ieirem
Gireftor bitter boriiber, Dab er felt
20 Sabreu nidt einen Yienni9 3uloec
befonmen babe. sic boben redt,"
erfpioerte Der 3ireftor, lid muB eill.
nal fir Sic etlpaS ibnn!" 8,
mic banfe ih Shnen, Scrr Gireftorl"
uShonL id)on F. @os lit oas
idon liir cine Holle, Die Sic in unl,.
rem Stiide boben?"- I'D bin ia
Ser, Der bei'm aortenipiel an ben
Gid tritt unb ST. iaeen bat; .Sd lebe
% Souia!" oHa. olio! Son belte
ab oilrfen Sic io9en: .Sb iebe 90
2oilis!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
&um Smart Set" in Gnalnno.

BON Gr. Is. &raulc Wou0onl.
acin nellseitiacS cnQiiihc2 @iih.
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D@0rrid Sbeatcr" gelpleltc 0r0mQ
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Slltro nit Dem @riiiel scr @uhrbcit
unlo Der @aiic Der Sotirc Sic limits
lld)tctt mo Den d%llacmcinCu Ghnrut
Ter Ocaicniaen Sbeilea Scr pornch,
men cnQlildlen 8elellld)oit blo9itru.
te. 0cll mon ais baS Snort Sct'
be}eidlnet.
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cine lleberii Tie bon GnibUllunocn
iiber oos utmiiroige mo cutiittli
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