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Evening star., 1905-08-20
Famous Tapestries Ruined.

Special Cabiegram to The Star.
PARIS. August 19-According to Echo de
Paris. the famous tapestries of the Palace
of Fontainebieau have been cut and slashed
until they are almost in shreds. the eculp-
lures and carved wood mantelpieces have
been Clipped in score OF places. A we'll
known architect who has been charged to
make report on the conditions of the
palace states that an expenditure of SIS 900
will barely cover the cost Of the most
urgent repairs
Evening star., 1905-08-20
Tries Too Much.

From the Detroit Free Press.
There's one thing about Fussleigh-he's
a success at his own business"
Yes: but what an awful failure he is at
trying to run everybody else's!"
Evening star., 1905-08-20
PLANS TO OBSERVE
ECLIPSE Of SUN


Special Cabiexram to The Star
LoNOoN. August la-On August ~ tho
moon passes exactly between the sun and
our earth, and produces the comparatively
rare phenomenon OF . total eclipso Of tha
sun.
For European observers the linz of ,ot.r
ity OF the approaching eclipse is rerx con-
veniently placed. SO that It can hs reach.a
quite easily and at a small expense 1-ns
eiiipttcat shadow Of the moon on the earth.s
surface moves from Hudsons bay 10 Ara
Ola. SO that the path traced out is of con-
siderable length. but only about I'D miles
broad
To observe the corona, therefore. II ia
necessary to place oneself somewb.r, IN,
TINS small strip OF the earth's surface After
ieaFihs the American continent at Labrador
the shadow sweeps across the Atlantic an,
strikes Europe near Cane Ortsv,I .. 80
northwest Of Spain, passes over sn.,,a,.
teFfitoiy convenient towns trayersed h,ins
OVieoo. Valencia. Burgess Ateca. CaIsta
1uu ana Sastellon. The shadow then Grass
es ,ne Medterranean. passing over the ISL
ahos or Matorca and Iviza and c,,ittps -,
[NiTiean continent near PhiiippeyIlIe In Al
seria. In It's eastward course n ,aUs n
SiaT 81 ~, IN Iunis. and numerous coast stations
~ =. ttipoii' ana toward the end of tts career
II passes over Egypt near assusn 80.
hhaHy terminates IN Arabia '
Inc facts that the eclipse occurs I'm tha
month or August. when many peooIs can
anoro that time to visit southern Eurone
.hat the track is comparatively near hope.
.ns' .otaiity lasts for over three minutes
sno. nhaiiy that this is the last total ecIInse
ina. can easily be reached from the shores
oI england for some years to come account
ior the great popular interest which Is he
ing taken In the event
Among those urhc iii,
IN spain are Mr.. John Evershed, Rev. A +
Sorte. s. j.. Prof Calendar and prot
~ Nor man Lockyer. DR.. w. J. s. Lock-
yer. Mr. c. P. Butler and Mr. Crom-na,,
are gong to MaJorca to take Observation,
AZ Bona. IN Algeria. the different observa-
soIies t' o1 Great Britain will be represented
nam nam christie. Mr. Dyson and Mr. Davidson
wiz take observations. Prof. II. h turner
and Mr.. Beiiamy are going to Egypt.
Evening star., 1905-08-20

The Swedes. on their side. have been fair
Iy expeditions, and both chambers have
adopted the proposals Of the special COM
mittee unanimously. In the case Of the first
chamber. In which aristocratic and conser-
vative feeling is strong. this is rather re-
markable. and to some extent minimizes the
unfavorable impression created by the res
ignation of the Ramstedt cabinet. The riks-
dag will still continue In extraordinary ses-
sion, though the actual sittings will be sus-
pended and the members allowed to return
to their homes They will be within reach
of the telegraph and can return to Stock
holm when required to deliberate upon the
action of Norway. When the referendum
has been held the next step. according to
the Swedish program. will be for Norway to
make representations to Sweden regarding
a repeal of the riksdag and the dissolution
of the union This step is probably the one
which will cause the most heart searching
In Norway. for 1t will involve the virtual Il
not the explicit abandonment of the stand
point that the union is already dissolved
Sweden is standing out. not for a resuscita-
ton of the old union, but for her right to
assist at its obsequies, and Norway has
nothing to gain by challenging her on this
point. Both peoples have made up their
minds that they desire dissolution. and the
Evening star., 1905-08-20

A prominent employer who occupies an
important official position In the Fedora
tton OF Master Cotton Spinners. when seen
this week. said that his men were being
mislead by the wrong Judgment of their
leaders. The last month or two has wit
messed a great change In the conditions OF
trade" he said, land If the increase Is
granted 1t will have to stand for twelve
months so l think we were only reason
able in asking them to wait little longer.
We certainly declined to give 1t there and
then. but the prospects might have bright
ened very materially in three months and
our grounds of objection might have en-
tirely disappeared"
Asked as to the best way out of the
difficulty he said the issue ought to be
submitted to third party. "A man of
common sense. he added. after hearing
the two sides of the could surely de-
eide which Is in the right. The Brook
lands agreement. much as 1t has done for
the trade in amicably adjusting differences,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

a state refinery and pipe line sys
TEN l. being advocated in Kansas,
the project being strongly support
ed and symphatbizpd With by the
oil fraternity generally. a bill has
been dawn for the construction,
maintenance and o ,.eration of
state oil refinery to be operated and
managed under state control. 1t
further provides for the utilization
of convict labor and asks an appro-
Priation and loan from the state TO
establish the enterprise. Those
backing the enterprise, who have
the good interests Of the state at
heart, believe that it is the policy Of
the Standard Oil Company to put
Kansas oil TO l5c barrel and there.
by confscate the Kansas oil proper.
ties, the same as they forced the oil
producers OF Ohio to sell out to
them. They contend that the people
OF Kansas have paid in the last forty
years more than twenty times the
cost Of a refinery and pipe line. and
they might a. well own them them
selves and thus che pen the price Of
refined oil TO consumers. and let the
enormous profits 90 into the state
treasury and reduce The taxation to
the people Railroad conspiracy
could not be disseminated against
the stale and hinder DOS own enter
prise as it would aud does hinder
the independent ones. The bill il
now up before the State Senate and
House Of Kansas, and big fight is
ON between the producers Of Kansas
and the monopoly. Cairo Enter
Prise.
We would like to see the Standard
oil Co., the worst monopoly Do tbi.
country, get it 'in the neck, so 90
speak, bat when one thinks of the
scores OF lobbyist. sent 90 the CAPT.
raj of each State whenever q lcgisls.
ave body is in session, by this great
monopoly, with thousands of dollars
10 influence legislation iu it, inter-
est, We 10 not wonder that no more
Jaws are enacted 20 compel this
monster tax-dodgiug company 10 pay
Its just share Of taxes There are
men who cannot be Influenced by
the lobbyist aud each party in every
county Of this State should bcreaf-
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22
Grave Trouble FUreseen.

1t needs but little foresight, tc
tell, that when your stomach aud
liver are badly affected, grave
touhle ls ahead, unless you take
the proper medicine for your dis.
ease, a. Mrs. John A. Young, OF
Clay, n. Y, did. She says: IL
had neuralgia of the liver and
stomach, my heart was Weakened,
and | could not eat. was very
bad for long time, but in Elec.
trio Bitters found just what
needed for they quickly relieved
and cured me-" Best medicine for
weak women. Sold under guaran.
tee bv w. NJ. Bloss, Ceredo; or r
Ney Williams, Kenovs, drug gists,
at SOC a bottle.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22
Ex-senator ]. G. Hicks is seriously
III at his home ut Hurricane
Spring will be welcomed.
La Grippe anh Pncnmonin.

Pneumonia often follows La
Grippe but never follows the use
OF Foley's Honey q Tar il cures
ia grippe coughs and prevents
pneumonia aud consumption. Ask
for Foley's Honey and Tar and re-
fuse any substitute offered. Mr..
G. Nacher, of lJ1 Osgood Street,
Chicago, writes: "My wife had a
severe case Of Ia grippe three wears
ago, and 1T left her with a terri bic
cough She tried a bottle of Fo.
ler's Honey and Tar and it gave
Immediate relief. A SOC bottle
cured her entirely" Refuse srb.
stitUtes. The Bloss Drug Store.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22
Mineral [ 1ndS for Sale.

One tract containing $50 acres,
situate on Peters Fork of Black
berry creek, in Pike county, KY,
about two miles from the n. Il w -.
R'y at Matewan.
One tract containing 80 acres, adj
joining the above named tract.
/ here is a seven foot vein of the
celebrated Thacker coal extending
the entire length of both tracts
Also plenty of timber for all min
ing purposes. Terms reasonable
and made known on application tc
/. L. McDougal, Ceredo, w. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

Kidney trouble II IN asidious
danger, and mauy people are VIC
tims of n serious malady before
the symptoms are recognized Fo-
iey's Kidney Cure corrects irregu.
iarlties II d strengthens n d
builds up the kidneys, and it
should be taken At the fret indi.
cation Of kidney trouble, as 1t il
impossible to have good health if
the kidneys are derangsd. The
Bloss Drug Store.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

SURRoUNpED by his family, Gen.
Lew Wallace, author Of Ben Hur,"
one time minister to Turkey and
veteran of the Mexican and civil
wars, died at his home in Crawford
vile, Ind, last Thursday He was
seventy-years of age and had been
ailing for several months prior to
his death.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

Miss KATHERINE V. WHITE,
eldest daughter of Governor A. B.
White, was marr'ed to w. II.
Wolf, Jr., of Psrkersburg, Thurs
day evening, February 10Th, at 9
O'Clock, Rev. +. II. Hall ofliciat-
Ing. The wedding took place in
the governors mansion, the inter
Tor of which was beautifully dec
GRATED with flowers. The color
scheme was green and white, being
carnations and roses, the recep.
ton room being decorated with
sutumn leaves.
The newly welded couple left
for Florida where they VIII spend
two weeks, being at home after
that time in Parkeraburg, where
Mr.. Wolf is a prominent attor.
Uey
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

PREPARATIONS for the Inaugural
ton parade and ball are in full
blast. Hundreds of carpenters are
at work ON pennsylvania Avenue
building the rough board seats or
<'bleachers" where hundred thou.
sand people can be accommodated
provided the typical March weather
will permit any one to SIT on them.
The faith or faulty of the specula-
tors who build out door seats for
the fourth Of March passeth under
standing.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

THERE'S one thing sure, Charley
Elliott has been getting lot of free
advertising of late. 1t may not be
the kind he likes, though.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

JUDGE DILLoN of Columbus, Ohio,
granted nine DEGREES of divorce in
less than three hours, an average Of
one marriage tie broken every
twenty minutes People are evi
IDENTIFY hurrying up with their appl-
cations before Congress and The
President make the auti-Iivorcc
laws.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22
A Ladu's Perfect Communion.

Every rNrcrfdrf mother -ruuid read our new
book D.. br. bfe. ONE of NrF Tork.- most cole.
nfdt.a 'H. -.cIau-. perfect mothers guide. DO
Le.I- hnN t1r fearful ordeal can boz made easy.
Tree from danger. and almost entirely painless.
Thus saving months uf duNfcfs. dread. and
suffering. Full OF valuable informant On fo
ladies' answering hundreds of delicate gurs.
tons. send iHO-ccnt stamp FOR circui4r..
testimonials, and confidential letter. Addre-..
tFNNs IHoMA- s. Coz, Publishers. Baltimore.
MO- toMdy1.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

PRESIDENT LINCOLN was not so
awfully homely, Mr.. State Jour
nal ; but Senator Cole is remarka
bly handsome. See2
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

SENSATIONS in the way of accus-
atoms seem TO be the order Of the
day at the present session Of the
West Virginia Legislature and
various investigating committees
have been appointed. Verify, we
would consider it no honor be a
member of the West Virginia Leg
islature Of the session of 1905.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

The bomb claims another victim
at ST. Petersburg.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

ter endeavor to nominate none other
for legislators.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

THE CEREDo ADVANCE lie now
putting its editorial on it, eighth
page. We don't care where it is
so we get it.-Park ersburg State
Journal.
Our foreman changed a couple
Of pages last week IN placing them
OH our big cylinder press ust for
a change, you know.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

JEFF Pinson has been appointed
Postmaster at Mary, this county,
and David - Wallace at Stone Coal
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

WHENEVER the Legislature enacts
any laws in the interest of the people
we will inform our readers of the
fact.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

The Republicans Of the city Of
Huntington will hold primary
election on March 18th for Inc pur.
pose OF nominating candidates for
the city offices.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

Gou can fool all Of the people
some of the time md some of the
people all of the time, but not all
the people all of the time. Lin
coins Sayings.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22
B. P. O. E..

A lodge of EIks, with large men :
bersh;p, has been Instituted at our
sister town of Catlettsburg. Thir-
ty-three new members were given
the degrees last Thursday-after-
noon and pight-after which a ban
quet was given at tie Alger House.
Many visiting EIks from other cities
and towns were present. The
speech Of Attorney Herbert Fitz-
patrick, of Huntington, is highly
spoken of by those who heard it.
The banquet menu card contained
the following:
Our entrance in life is naked and
bare,
Our exit from life is, no one knows
where,
But there is one thing sure
If We are good fellow here
We are good fellow there.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

Don't you want your property in
sured! II so you can get it done at
this office. None but the most re.
liable companies represented by us.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-22

We may live without books,
What is knowledge but growing,
We may live without hope,
What Is hope but deceiving;
We may live without love,
w hat is passion but pining,
But where is the man
That can live without dining?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19
3~icYprtcrsS~ djtaubeit.

Die Sert9teritatter Der 3eitungen in
DenOer lparen elm fpenig nerpDs. Wan
puBte, oGB lnterbanblunsen im9onse
paren, bic sroBe Snbeptnoanee 9olbs
mine in Cripple Grest an Elm engliI9es
Spnoitat gu bertaufen. Der @in3igs,
Der Iustunft geben tpnnte, mai Spbn
9apss Sammonb, Der beriibmte Mia
n~ensrperte, unb Der bate ii9 gepeis
CERT, bic Reporter gu empfangen. Sn
Der 2obbp bes 8rppn paluce Sotel
ItunOen iie SuIammen unb Itrengten
ibre &Dpfe an, pie iie pobl elm Snter,
pieip nit Sammonb erbalten tOnnten.
War @iner barunter, ben bic &olsgen
n2ittle 2orb SGuntlerop" ndnnten.
@r Iu9te, bab Sammono uub feline
Mtutter Susenbfreunbe ieien. nMenI9.
unb bas benubt Su nift?" I9risen bic
anOeren. limb 6. 6. s. nabm feline
8urte, f9rieb elm paar @orte baruuf
unb CAB iie einem SOteliunsen CUR Bee
Iorgung.
@iner Der &oIegsn bate ii6 unters
beb i'm SabrItubl i6on mad oben beses
ben uno fling ben 8elbop db. Gr lisB
ii4 bic Sarts 5ei9eu uno las oaruuf bic
Worts:
9ipian Burnett,
SObu BON Srau Srances Sobgion
Burnett.
Der Reporter nabm Elm Stiid Pds
pier aus ieinsm NptiSbud unb i4rieb
oarauf: ct
Qrtbur glart, ..
Sobn bes alten @ldrt, =
Damn sing sr tarmlos ipieOsr na9
unten unS mtf6t, Ii6 inter bic aols
leeen. 9aIb barauf fam Der Sunge
NIT Der 9rtI9aft suriid: rNr. Sdms
monb mill ben Sohn bes uIten Glurt
feben." - 9ableau. :,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19
Ginises absr Rerben.

gs pirb bsut3utuse 10 piel iber
NerDen serebet. Sbeils pirtli9e, tbeils
sinsebiloete 3rantbeiten iperbsn nit
biefem Ramen belest. sic peroen BEL
paGenben unO niat puhenben @eruns
lGilunsen ms Sreffen sefiibrt. 8uroz
um, oteie rSerren yterpen" linb in un>
ierem 5pan5igitsn Subrbunoert gu eli
ner 8i9tisteit unb Ma9t selaust, bic
ni9t nIr perberbenbrinsenb fir unfer
Wtenffsngei9le6t fperoen t0nnen,
ionbsrn audi rerben miifen, fpenn mir
bieiem Sprannen ni4t beiSeiten einiss
Seileln anle9en.
sd iebe nun i'm Settle berI9iebene
porpurfspols 8lide uuf MIDI geri9tst
unO bore elm .Gb! sic baben natiirli9
feline Nerpen!" Don ben 2ippsn meiner
perebrten 2eierinnen unb 2eIer. Sc
bod tie irren. sd Babe Nerpen,"
pber pielmebr i'd bin mir ais mpoers
ner Menfd .bepubt". RerOen gu bas
ben, bin mir aber aud Der 9efabr be-
puBt, bic bieie tIeinen Sprannsn dns
! .i9ten t0nnen, tpenn mir lie nidt i'm
3alime balten.
Ws oft banbeln mir in nerp0s ges
rei5ter Stimmung ungeredt uno uns
freunbli9 9esen uniers MitmenIdeu.
Die Rebensart: SAB mid nit bieIsr
pber iener Gn~gelegenbeit in Rube",
Ober rbas 1T Der Rlin fir meine Rsrs
BEN, iinb gu ~sefliiseIten @orten se>
tporOen. Der 4nfuns gu btefer Hers
peniiberrei3un9 sreift lpObl bel ben
Meiften bis ms friibsite &inossaIter
Suriid. SIS lit bies Elm llebel, mas uns
i9on angeboren iptrO; abcr serdbe barr
INN mil eu mir es Ooppelt ernlt nsbmen
nit Der Gr3iebung unierer Rerpen. um
in fpGteren Sabren eine ri6tise Sel6Its
controle iiber osielben gu baben. 9ielz
let6t fpGre es bei Mandsm gar anses
brd6t, elm bib6en lpsniger raid perz
bienen gu tpolen. uno auf Der anosren
Seits elm bibhen iueni9er fir 9eIeai9z
teit a~us5ussben. @uf bisIe 8eiIe
piirbs Der Stanb in isiner &aFs berz
felbe bIeibsn, nun nit benz llnterI9isbs,
baB er mebr 3eit gum S9lafen bat,
mebr Nerpentraft Iammelt unb iplde
in geeisneten qugenbIidsn uu9 nisber
ousgeben tann. DAB elm geiunber
S6laf nd6it elmer natureemdben Grs
nGbruns bus Bette fir bic Rerpen 1T,
piTsn mir tpobl Gle. Wir eripaGen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19
Seine MuTaTnns.

gu einsm dmsritanif9en Srieoenss
rid)tsr fam Elm SrcI6tsntutI9er. Der
pertldate cine Trau. Die ibm ni9t ben
pollen 6dbrpreis fir cine SpdSierfabrt
be5ublt bate, Sic lit feline 2dop,"
maj iein Spru9, BEN er fortpGbreno
tpieberbolte.
raennIt 9u iiberbaupt cine 2ubp,
lpenn 9u iie Iiebit2" fragte Der Ri6ter.
pgtbsr getpiB,~ fieG Der Sebu elm.
~Neuli9 CAB mir cine Dame itatt zines
Dollars cine 81 : Bill. Sd mddte
lie b6fli3 auf ben Srrtbum uufmerts
fam, Iis aber rief suriid: r8sbdIt bcs
@elb, alte Sdafsnaie, unb tdufe Dir
sinen Raui9 bufiir!" 9us mar cine
2abb, Guer Gbren!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19

am MOrsen geftGrtt. frif9 unb In gus
ter 2aune. mir iperben bemna9 Rraft
in uns fiiblen, bic etpdiseu Imam
nebmli9teiten bes tdgliden 2ebens nit
Rube unb @lei9mutb gu srtrusen,
unb bic Nerben, bic font BEL ieber
aleinigteit rebelirtn, uuferem Dilen
unter5uorbnen piIen. mir iperben
i'm Saus u%uIereH 4ugsb0rigen, i'm
8eruf Dor @Glem aud uniereu lInterges
benen %geseniiber iiets freunbli9 uno
gsre6t iein. Ssnn ui6ts 1T po9l fir
ben MenI6eH erniebrigeuber, ais feline
Stimmunaeu gegeH Menffsu dus3us
fdFen, Die ii6 ni6t NAL fuebren biirfen.
Sin berurtiger Meuf9 Dirb f9lieBli9
Elm SprdnH - cine ipa6re Dual fir
feline llmgebung, unb lit sr aft uno
brdu9t i'm Riemdnb mebr, pirb er
Dun ieiner llmgebmg un0 bon ieinen
%foeenannten Sreunoen Derna6ldfigt
uro gemieben fperben.
4lIp - zines Shells iiben mir ni6t
geniigenbe @uutrpIe ii6er unfere Rers
ben, lahen ie uns ii6er ben &opf
tpG6Ten, dter duf Der anbereu Seite
letiten mir uns aud oft in unfreunb'
Iihteiten unb 9e6Gfigtciten Elm gutes
She'll auf Soften bes Mooepurtes
.Hsrpen~. 60 perIuhte n,uli9 cine
G~r3iebsrin, Die t6ren tIeinsn 9flegling
ua9ldhig uno uHgere9t fsbanbelt 6ats
h, lire gauge Pfli9tperiGumniB nit
ihren dngegriffeueu Rerpeg Su entz
f4ulotgen. Run mar bdsIelbe tleine
WtGbel, bds = ndtiirli9 aus 8erIeben
publ - S9reu3guse bpr OieIer Scene
getpeIen mar, Elm unberes Ntal re9t
undrtie; es funte nm 8~erseibung bits
ten. Grit tpitete ss 5iemli9e Miibe, es
bd5u gu bepeger; narn fagte es enbli6
i'm iiber5eugenoer SpH: SD mar aber
gang geptB nt9t %uuurtfg, t9 mar nur
10 i9redlt6 nsrp6s." Dus Hang nun
iebr niebli6 : brplig aus Dem Munoe
bes f~iinffd6risen tfetHen MGbels, aber
mas gsben urts fol4e Mnrte gu oenten9
!Sdufig gluu6en mir audi. uns mil
unieren 9ounen -efp. Rerpen geben
Iaiien gu biirfen, tperrr1 mir t0rperli9e
S9mer5en bu6en. IS bat oies pobl
nod bic meiIte 8eredtiguns. Sebo9
mO6te i'd bier5u Elm g~sgentbeiliges
8eiIpiel unfibren. mir lpurbe bel bic
2iebeuspiirotgtett unb SerSenssiite
elmer Sruu 3. gerii9mt. Sd lernte lie
tennen uno funS beibes beitGtigt. glm
meiiten ieho9 intereFtrte mid babel,
bak Grau s., bic fe6r trGntli9 mar,
piele S9merSen su erbulben bate, lpes
rig tlu9te, a6er itets freuuoli6 uno gez
re6t mar; uno bies nidt rur gegen
Srembe, Ionbern in erfter 2inie eegen
lire nd6ite 1mgebung. Sic btlbete
ben 4nsiebungspuntt fir unenoli9
8iele, bic frob unb bantbar iparen,
elm StiinbGen nit bieIer prd9tisen ul=
ten Dame b%erpldubern 81 biirfen. limb
ipis ib tie zines Cages uin bas tOitli9s
Recept Bat, 10 piel Sreubigteit, ia ielbit
6robiinn um ii9 gu perbreiten. .rs
;Gblte lie mir aus ibrem rsi9en, uber
crnTlen 2eben. Sic fagte unter @nbes
rem, tie babe bic gauge Sdpere ibrss
2etens nur ertragen t0nnen, irbem lie
Frii6 gelernt babe, vgontrolle iiber ibre
Rerpen 3u 6aben". Sic T6loB nit ben
@orten: ,Nerpen riirfen mir pobl bus
ben, aber lie biirfen uns ni9t buben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19

-Sie Satin besS piris
Il # II. r9ein materielIer SDrper
muB Bis 3ebn ubr @benOs gu Suuie
iein, Rubolf, bein @ItraLtDrper jsbp9
Tam metnetpe9en bis bier nbr Ra6ts
tnetpen -"
= unter 3pet SreunOen.
GrIter: nSit Define 2iebe our biden
bdnbfeiten Sulie erlpi9en9" Speiter:
rSd, petbt 9u; ais i6 lie neuli9 auf
benz 8alton bic Seppt9e tlOpfen iab,
bin i9 elm psnig itubig gcporben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19

9effer. grGutisam: r2iebe
9raut, ba Sbnen bieier 8lumenitruuB
gefdIt, 10 fusrbs ib Sbnsn ieOen Sag
einen fol4en pfferiren." 8ruut: D..
neir, 9err 4bolar, bite auf Disien dIs
ten 9rau9 gu bersi6ten.+ 8rGuti=
gam: raber -. bas lit ia tnmOgIid!!"
Srdut: rOu IN cine feline Sparbii9Ie.
Seoesmal, tpsnn Sic tommen, laTen
Sic bisfret ben preis bes Strdubes
t::neingletten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19

= 8erufspe6eI. Isle fac
gen, bab sic jest mebr@elO nit Sbrer
Sober peroienen. als friiber." .2llers
bings. Sd babe uufseb0rt, 8omune
gu f6ret6en, unb a~nsefangen, @ous
perts gu abreIIiren."
= llngdldnt. Ri9ter: .Die alt
iinb Sie2" Dame: v9tber, S5err prG>
iioent. piFen sic benin ni9t, baB cine
Dame INNER 10 alt 1T, pie lie auss
itebt?" Ri9ter: sir 10 aft bate i4
Sic ni4t gebuIten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19

= @bgetirSter GeunftL
Der berii6mte 9lutumpbilfobrer Baron
BON Der Stanten bat geItern auf elmer
9iItansfd6rt Spii6en 9riiIIeI unb
8orbeaur rem Weltreturb uuh has Sc
mid sebrpfen.
SIN 3peifeL Sureaufef Tim
Reben3immer): nSappermentl SITS
aber 6eute ItiG i'm Bureau! SEPT tpeib
i9 futtii6 ni6t, iino bic Serren beite
10 fleiBis. Ocer i9lafen iie aae?!"