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socities as result of prolonging the lives
would reach into the thousands-yes. hum
dreds of thousands There Is no doubt
that the financial benefit resulting there
from would far. very far, exceed the out
lay in building and caring for such an
institution.
THAT a great number of people die from
tuberculosis is not to be questioned Not
withStanding the great care exercised by
the life insurance companies and societies.
through their medical examiners, many
people find their way into our ranks who
some form The statistics of various or
CARNATIONS engaged in the business of HE
insurance show the death rate from this
cause alone to be above Is per cent OF the
total deaths. This being true, 1t well be-
comes US to give some special attention to
this individual disease.
There is no doubt that with our present
knowledge of caring for those who are In
the incipient stages of the disease fully
60 per cent could be cured permanently
while all other classes would be bene-
flied to a greater or less degree could they
have the privileges and treatment which
a well-reguiated sanitorium, located either
in Colorado or New Mexico, could afford
them.
With 100000 members in the fra
ternities a contribution of l cent Il. month
per member for one year would raise a
fund of $420,000 with which to purchase
the ground and erect the buildings II
seems reasonable to believe that l cent
per member twice year thereafter would
maintain the institution. the control OF
which could be placed with a board of
directors one member to be selected from
ach rat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-31

At Proydence-Providenc Montreal game
postponed; rain.
At Newark-Newark, ;; Rochester, 3
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Southern League.
Eastern League.

At Memphis-Little Rock, 6; Memphis, 4.
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New York State League.

At Troy-Troy, 4; A ]. and G.. 3.
AT Albany-Ctica, ); Albany, 2.
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The Plans Adopted.


That nlan was advocated at the fraternity
conventions at the St. Louis exposition, ana
a committee was appointed to select a loca-
ton and provide for an organization. The
committee visited several localities in Colo
RADIO. New Mexico and Texas. and received
several offers in the way of lands and
money. That Of Las Vegas seemed to be
the most generous, as the location seemed
to be the most dcsirab bic. The offers OF the
citizens and the Santa Fe road were accept
cd, and the work of preparation was COM
menced last spring.
The board of. managers is as follows:
President, William r. Eisson, st, Louis.
president Associated Fraternities: DE- II.
A. Warner, Topeka, Kan, past president:
Gov. w. A. Northcutt, Springfield. III. f. n.
c. Modern Woodmen of America; DIR. w.
II. Mayfield. st. Louis. Mo-: August Schlar.
~ st. Louis. treasurer president MISSOURI
Lincoln Trust Company; G. F. Hatfield. st.
Louis, secretary Missouri Fraternal Con-
gress: NJ. P. Moody. st. Louis. manager
American Baptist Publication Society; A.
A. Huey, ST. Louis. Mo-: W. Z. Farley. CO.
iumbia. Mo-; Paul Brown, ST. Louis. direc-
tor Continental Tobacco Company; Edward
Wilkerson, st. Louis, past noble grand, L.
o. o. F. Lee w. Grant, st. Louis. attorney;
Rolla Wells, mayor of st. Louis.
Sixty-three mutual benefit societies and
benevolent organizations will participate,
representing about 100000 members, and
total insurance of 1857, Is6,6e2, according
to the latest returns available. Last year
So. 92o.S56 was paid in death claims or
So $3.50 members, and it is believed that not
less than one-third of the deaths were due
to tuberculosis, so that it Is a business as
well as benevolent proposition. The iars-
est societies participating, those which rep
resent 500O 600 members or more, are The
Modern Woodmen land auxiliaries), the
several orders Of Maccabees. the Royal
Arcanum, Ancient Order of United Work
men, the Foresters and several Catholic or
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DR.. Fl. A. Warner Of Topeka. Kan. medi-
cal director Of one Of the big orders. is also
credited with the benefieent idea. In 1882
he sent a circular to the members OF his
order telling them that the rapid strides
which have been made during the last
three years for the prevention, relief and
cure OF tuberculosis had awakened in him
a desire to see the fraternities enter upon
the work. Every one of US desires to live
as long as he car" he says. and every
other one should help the other TO live
as long as possible. Thar IS the fraternal
side OF this kind of d project.
1.-THE second idea to be entertained is
the benefit financially to accrue to the
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IN SEARCH OF HEALTH
Many Invalids Attracted to
Las Vegas, N. M.
PROPOSED SANITARIUM
FIVE THOUSAND PATIENTS TO BE
CARED FOR.
It Will Be Nonsectarian and Will Be
Maintained by an Association =.
of Fraternities.
PROPOSED SANITARIUM
BY WILLIAM f. CURTIS.

al Correspondence of The Star and the Chica go
Record Herald
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-22

Grlei6tert atbmet. bic iunge Srau
auf. 2llIo pdr er bod nidbt 5u oies
fen aelnsrinnen sssunsenl Sbr Wlutb
ftiee mertti6. 9ano bebutidm tlppfts
lie an bic Sbiir bes Stubir5immsrs
ibres @atten.
nSerein!" pOItsrts es bdrbsibis bars
In.
.Ssbr idls6ter 2aune," oadts bas
arme Srau9en. nDer tpeib, iiber mas
fid mein sutss WGnn6en aIIss gears
CERT bat. Den san5en, gdn5en Na9s
mittag bin i'd ia nidt bdgefpeisn,"
9lensitli9 1dlus bic 0erbannte bic
Pprtisre auseinanosr, fdob Iih in bas
3immer binein unb blieb, nidt NOS
genb ben Bid su erbeben, itehen =
etns 2eibenss.italt.
rObol Seute fdon9" idOII es Der
aermi iten ents.gen. sd polIte iOs
eben gu sinem tleinen 8ummel aufbrez
hen."
Brett ieBte Ii9 Der Ssrr @emubI in
ieinen 2ebnItuhl uno peioete iid an
benz anbIid Ieines Spfers.
Sbrdnsn leu9teten in Srmsurb's
auseu, f9lu9senb fant iis neben ieis
mem Stubl nieoer. -Gbsar. i9 babe
ben Sut aufbebalten. SOIL id pieosr
seben9"
Sa fprana Der b01e Mann auf, er
fonnte ni9t mebr an iid balten, 5og
Iein tleines @bessipons auf isinen
SeHel unb tiibte unb berSte es, Bis
i6m Der 4tbem Dersing.
r49 = Cigar! 8iit Su mir tpiss
Der sut2 Nidt pubr, Du sebit beute
gtbsnb nidt uus9" mar bas erite, mas
sSrau Srmsaro mad Der 6lutb Der
2iebtoiungen berbor6rabte.
.Du tleine @iferIudt!" Idult Der
9emabl. sd babe iiberbaupt ni6t
auss.6sn tpollsn. .Si.b mid an. um
ssbn llbr in pantoffeln unb 9uusrOd!
9anse f9on parte if uuf Did. Oils
es tlinselte, puBts i4 senau = bus 1T
0sin 5rauden!"
@alant 5Os Cigar bic SutnuOsl aus
bem Oplleu Saur Der GntSiidten unb
bob ben Sut bonn 3ppfe.
.Oieie pertpeinten glugen, Srms
suro!-fpru9 er tbeilnebmenb.
ngl9, Cigar, ben gunSen Ra6mits
tag babe ih setpeint."
.Ou 8ebauernspertbel Iles Der
bummen GiferIudlt ipeaen.N
rRis mill i9 pisber eiferiii6tig isin,
Cigar"
r0as iIt Elm IObli6er @orIdb. Srms
gurb; cine Strafe lsss i9 Dir aber
trobbem auf. 0u barfit beute abtnb
ben Salon niht betreten."
r@u 2isber!" SdelmiI9 IsBte iie
binsu: sd peib iibrieens idOn -"
r9f! Ridts burfft 0u piFen!"
brobte er.
lin ben Suls fisI bic sIiidli9e Srms
garo ibrem Cigar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-22
HOieH als Gbsftifter.
Gr,abIuns pOn aIara 8eidner.

.Oa foq bod slei6 elm Oreifu4es
Sonneripetter breinihlaeen!"
Sas 9eIi6t bes Rentier 8unoers
mann mar Dor 4sresr buntslrotb, ais
er in bus DobnSimmer trat, po feline
Sohter Roii am 5eniter fab.
,9lber Yapa! Was III benn los2"
r0as los iit2 DAB Der DinbbeuteI
ba briibsu, Der 6arbentledier. mir nod
msinen Sunb taput mudt. tpie friiber
meine I1Dnen Stolen! Sein Walbl,
bas niebertrGdtiss 9uaspisb, 1T ses
rabs 10 elmer! Gelt 8uBi9"
ga9 bieIsn @Orten lieB ii9 Serr
@unoermann srfd6pft auf bas Sopba
nieberfalIsn, nobel iein iemmslfarbiser
pini4er SuBi ibm i4peifpeOeInO 9es
feuI6uft leiitets.
~glbsr papu, Der SuBi bat aud feline
Whden!"
SO = Bat sr2 ga, ben mD4t. id
ieben, Der nidt feline Wluden battle,
fpenn 10 elm teufelsfhpar3er Hadsr
einem ipie tou an bic aeble Iprinst!
Wis Der Serr, 10 Der Oiener! Sin
MenI9, Der I9on dls Sunse pie elm
@ilbsr msine i60nitsn ROisn t0pfte
uno bid bummt Sans aud su bieIer
9elbentbat perfii6rte, bon bem 1T uIles
gu erpdrten."
Rofi i9tpieg uno ientte bas Ih0ne
a6pf9en, I'm bus S6elmenlG9sln gu
perbergen, bus Der 9sbante an bic
grobe 6repeltbat, auf bic ibr Batter ans
fpielte. perurIa9te.
8ar oas bomuls cine bsrrli6s 3eit
aeipeIen, als bic tleine RoIi nit ibrem
Spielfameruben, bem Hddbarsipbn
0iai Reinburbt, ipis sins lpilbe Sumz
mel umbertollte! Bel einem 4risgss
Ipiel, .Solbat unb SnOiuner". mar es
senn aud sei9eben, baB bic beiben
tapfersn aGmpen in Der SiBe bes 9es
fe6ts nit i6ren Sol5fGbeln i'm ausrs
fth0niten RoIenbeet bes Serrn 9unoerz
mann pie bic 8anbalen gebauit, mas
bic @erbonnung DiIis aus bem 9unz
oermann'i9en 9drten nah ii9 5o9
unb Bis bsutisen Wages nod iein
S6ulotonto belditete.
Hentier 9unbermann mar nGmli9
Der Observation-Disclosures ROisnliebbaber
bes eanSen Ortes. Seoermunn i'm
StGot6en pubte, oaB er bic i6oniten
RoIsn unb bic fhOnfte Sodter beiaB.
9os Ra9barbaus gebOrte Der 6amilis
Reinbarbt. gDie 9uubsrmann nur cine
ein5ise 5O9tsr. beiuben Reinburbts
nur einen ein5igen Sobn. llnb ba
bic bsiben ainbtr un5ertrennlid unb
bic Gltern CUTE Sreunbe unb setrtus
Ru6bdrn marsn. fdmieOeteu bic Miit.
ter bereits Seirutbspldne, benen aber
Dor Der 3eit Der Sob elm 3isl Iebts.
5rau 9unbermnnn rubte ldneit unter
ROIen, bic Der 9atte ibr aufs 9rab
gspflanst, unb aud bic beiben Rein'
harbts Harden balo. nadosm lie ibrsn
Diai uuf bic RaIsatubsmis ssi8idt.
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Sas Sebtn ssrettet.

Der peritOrbcne SdGuipieler So,
iepb Sefferion unb 9tnsral S6srman
fparen intime Sreunbs. Bel irgeno
elmer 9elegenbsit mar Der S9auIpieler
einmdl i'm Sauis bss Gensrals, unb
ais er mad elmer semiitbIi9.n unterz
baIturs fOrtsing, fislen Skrmuns
augen uuf Elm 8Iutt pupier, lpslaes
untsr SefferiOns StubIe lag.
sSsfferIUn," risl er ibm na6, ,i9
CLAUDE. Sic bubsn oas bier perIoren, .
uno bradte ibm basglatt an bic Sbir
nah.
SefferIon nabm es unb ersiua iid
in 10 lebbaften 9antssb3eugunsen,
baB Der Gensral Oerpunoert fraate,
mas bsnn sissntlfd 70 srOb gu banfen
iei.
~aisber @ensrul," faste StfFerIon,
nSis boben mein 2eben sersttst!"
~Run, Iiebsr Grsuno," iuste Sbtr.
man iiberrufht ~bunn iinb sic isbr
uuporiibtis, tpenn sic fold tpi1tige
Pupiere 10 leidtiinnis BEL li6 trassn.~
SeffsrIon la1ts uno faltete bas
8latt auseinanbsr. gs mar bas Ma-
nuitript Der sriten Settle elmer
5slbitbiOsrupbie, = ~Ssffsrions Sc.
BEN.
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alter @etn.
gon Ua. SoItbauIen.

8ie blonoe sueenb bat .er biuter iidj.
Sm 9Iaie gIdn5t er oimieIbernlteins
farben.
Gs Ianien breibiemal Die eoIo'neu @ars
1lnb breibiemaI Die @Iutb bes Sommers
iuid
Sem fiiblen Serble, felt er reift nno
bdrrt. -
@crgangeubcit. bid griiBt Die @egeuiuartl
gSie bieIes iit geporoeu unS 6abiu.
Seitoem lid brdunten Ueine beIlen Sros
pfenl
gSie biele Ser5en, Die iebt nidbt mebr
tlopfenl
Dtir f6eint's elm 8unSer fat, oaB ib
nod bin.
Gin Suft entitr6nlt Dir. benz tein nno's
rer gIeidt,
Nlr bur6 bic Seit uno lire 1iadlt ers
reid)t.
aIs iei aeborgen in Der eoIeu SIutb
Ser Suft bon al ben 2en5en, Die bers
gnngen,
limb al Die 2ebeusIult orin eingefans
Stobt aul Sod einmall - p6ber ltcigt
Der 9fut6.
Sas neun' ib aIternl . D.. Sei ald uns
geipdbrt
Gin Glterp emit, bas ldutert uuo bers
fldrtl
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.sfrmaarb! gno Ifedif bu bennq.

-SrmsarO! Wo itedft bu benne-
risf er aufserdumt.
Gr fab ben 3ettsl liegeu. Mebrere
Mdle iiberlas er ous 9latt unb i9iitz
telte ungldubis ben aopf.
.sSit es benn m0gli9 : 70 etpds2"
entfubr es ibm. son bus etipa elm
Sdera iein2 Wobl faum an5unsb=
men. 9tber bic urIade = bic llrs
fade9"
pl0Bli1 la6te Cigar ben auf.
rOu tleine @iferIu6t!" brobte er
Srmgdrbs an Der @anb bGnsenben
@emGIbe gu. SEPT ipirb mir uu4
bein iunberbares 8ensbmen Der lebten
Sage tlar! Sa! Su! Sal"
Dieber our Slide sins ber 9err,
semeFsnen Zones iugte er bort aum
MGb6en: DMdrie, meine 5rau lit
ausgegansen = sine eilise 8eIorsung.
Sic iinb aGIein i'm 2ogis. 9ldtsn Sic
gut auf bic S6iir. Mbieu."
r4bieu, Serr Oirsttor. Sic t0nnen
iid uuf mid DerIaHen," antportets bic
Warie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-22

uLb iebniiidtig bic Sanb ausitredts
mad ben ROien = mar bas nidt Roii,
feline RoF9
~8rapol" risf Serr @unbsrmanu
pI0bli9. gang berssfsnb, mas Jpn bier.
Der 9efiibrt unb bsm Maler bic Sanb
fdiittelnb. r2llle Sp6a9tuns! Sum
Pfliiden iinO bteis ROien! llnb bas
WlGbel = 1T ou9 nidt libel. piles
nud Der Rutur ssmult. Serr Ra4'
bar2"
ySaipobl, Serr 9unbermann, ulIea
Haturitubien!" ldh.lte Der aiinltler.
-Die 9oIen meine ih!
Limb i9 meins bas WGbel!- lddte
Der Rentier. ~WiGi, bas bate i9 bir
nt9t Susetraut!"
-Sebr i9mei9elbaft, Snt.l 9uns
bermann!" la6te Willi, raid bem gu'
ten 8eiipiel Der ebemalisen anreos
folsenb.
vSut ab bpr beinem a1nnen! Bon
beute ab iOll mein i9Dnitss RoIenbeet.
bds ou nod INNER auf Dem 8eipihen
BAIT. Dsrseben unb bersefen lein. Sier
meine Sanb barauf. Sait ia eia
neues bafiir sef6affeu, bas ni6t per'
bliibt. ilebrieens," fubr er na9 elmer
tleinen RiibrungspauIe fort, iib bes
3ipsds isinss Sommens .rinnernb,
rbm = tpesbaIb i6 eigentlid 6srtum
: bm, Wi[Ii = tpiirbsIt ou mir nobl
aus = aus alter Greunbi9;ft einen
@efulIen tbun?"
r9lber natiirli9, nit 8srsniisen.
Sntel @unbermann!"
.Wiirbe es bir fpobl = bm, Elm
srpbes Spfer iein, penn bu = bm,
Die alten 9dume bort abruiren lie'
bette"
GrItaunt blidte Der Maler ben Ren,
tier On. ~Wis9 Dus9 ab-ra-
firen9"
.Dilli!" Serr @unbsrmdnn beutet.
nit fsierliter 9ebGroe auf bic Obit,
bdume. .Wiai! Was Dsrlansit bu
fir bic 8dume9 GOrbsre nur! SD
be3uble es!"
Der iunss aiinitlsr itubte..
r6orbern ioa i99 Sntel 9unber,
mann = seben Sic mir Sbre f90nits
Roie = Sbre Roii! Damn lafe i4
alles ubruiiren. mas sic tpollsn = bic
8dume unb meinetipes.n au9 bas
gang. Suus!"
~S5it ni4t uOtbis! Rur bisIe Radsr
bon Sbitbdumen, ole ipie iie ba finb.
9m, nno mas bds anbere = bic RoI
dnbeIdnst =, man bat bod aud Elm
Ser3. 0as Mdbsl ldbt 70 f9on ben
Rppf bGnsen, ais poIlte es bonn Stiel
ubfullen. 9llio in 9ottss Ramen,
3inbsr - nebmt Gu9, liebt Sud,
bdltet Sud in gbrsn unb du9 = bas
bite i6 mir aus = meine RoIen."
SpGter ertlGrte Serr @unbermann
feinem S9pie Jeriobn ben 9runb isis
ner Bite. Gr botte iih ieiner tranten
Roien pesen an sinen Su9mann aes
nanbt, uno bas llrtbsil bieIes Sa6s
beritGnbisen Iuutste. bub iid iebsnfuas
in nG9iter Ru4buri9aft bes 9unbers
mann'f9en 9artsns cine gr0bers
Mense BON ObitbGumsn befin6e, mo
ii9 ale MiuitGfer Der @sgenb : Der
2ieblingsnubruns folgenb = einStelI,
oi9ein gegeben unb oabur9 8,ranldi'
fung 9elpOrben parsn gu bsm unse,
ipObnIi4 bsftisen alngriff bisIsr rOien'
mDroerif9en gnstrlings.
Ous itimmtsl Ssit bas hIbT6 aes
leeene StGot9en gum @orortpertebr
Der Reiioen5 sebOrte. batten gauputb
uno SPECULATION bort mebr unb mehr
3errdin gstponnen, bis bas Reins
burot'i9e 9runOitiid bas slnSise IN
Der yfGbe mar, ous einen nennenss
pertben 8aumrei6tbum aufipiss.
$50 itnb's ni9t bsine, ionbern
meine Roien. bic bid gu meinem
S6lDieseriObn semu9t buben," I9lob
Der &entier nit persniistem S6muns
| 5eln.
rMa9t nihts!" ld9te Der aliidlide
iunge Gbtmann. Define idDnits RpIs
babe ih bod eripiI6t! @.lt, Yapd
gunbermann2"
limb Serr @unbermann itimmte
fr0blid in ods 2a6en elm, b,nn aeaen
Sbatiuden IGBt iid ni4t itreitsn!
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Man bstrat Die 8obnung Der iuns
gen 2eute. 2tuI bem 0ege mar tsin
DOrt ssfalIen. Die 9eglsiterin bate
nur bebentlidb sei4nauft.
SeBt bemertte Ssrr Cigar ldtoz
Mid: .Morgeu 1T Srmgarbs Sc
burtstag. WiFen oas Uisasibt bic
6rau Sdpisgermumu9"
Die 9lnseIprO6ene rollte tpiitbeno
bic 2lusen uno iiberb6rte bic 0orts.
.Durf i1 bitten?" IieB Iicb Cigar
pieoer bernebmsn.
llneIuublih par's. Der sottloie
@bemann Offnete bic Shiir CUR MlGb=
6sntummer uno trat binsin in oas
tleine 9emdh.
SeBt pollts bic Mlutter lospettern,
poll geluoen mar lie gum 9eriten. Sn
ppie f9ritt iie Dor. glber Elm ,9lb!"
entfubr ibren 2ippsn.
Sum 8aufsep6lbs mar bic RGb.
benfammer gepdnoelt. Gin SiI6,
fnuber seoedt. itunb am 5sniter.
@leid born tbronte Elm prG6tiees,
sinnobsrrotb bsmultes 9ineIiIbes
5beeierbics. Elm blantsr, baudiger
Sumonar bIiRtts bdrii6.r. 9eI6luns
gene, Sierlidbe 8oIsn redten re9ts unb
lints ibre SGlie empor, Elm paar blaus
pantGffelden lGdsIten. gebeimnibppIIe
@tuis bsrtrodsn iid, Bidder in 9plb=
fhuitt probten, cine isibsns 9luIe. be-
ihtpert bur6 Elm RsiTeneceFaire,
fhmiegte iib nit ibren SGnssdrmeln
um bic SiI9tant.. uebsr bic S9GBe
binseitreut tparen Elm 9iirtsI nit mos
oernem SilbsrfdIoB. Elm sriiniudtenss
9elotGi9den. elm parfiim5erItdu6er.
cine 9iiiitentartsni9aIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-22

9ur9 bic 8tums. Sunssr
9utte: .Ru. GIIa, nun iinb mir fdOn
Sipei Monote bsifummen, fpilit Ou
mir benn ni9t ipenisftens Elm Qbenb>
brOb bereitsu9!" Sunss Satin: Nd.
Iieber niht. i'd bin frob, bab 9u 10
I9on su 6auis bleibft!"
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Gin Gieo6en pfeifenb, bummelte Der
Oerlahene Gbeberr gu Der 8obnung
Der Gltern ieiner Sruu.
.Sabe bic @6re, S9piegsrpapu,"
bssriibte Der obne S9su Gintrstenoe
ben alien Serrn.
Der brummte etpds Dor iidb bin.
Sc iolIte bus tpdbrI6einl9 ber 9esenz
grub fein.
Der 8eIu9er bea6tete bas eissns
tbImlide 8enebmen niht. SAT- luitis
fraste sr: raOnnts i'd nibt sinen qu>
senblid bic Iebr psrebrte Jruu Sdpie=
germama fpre9en9"
SOsben raufdts bic 8esebrte berein,
6p6rotb i'm 9eiibt.
.MeineH untertbGnisitsn 9rub,
Grau S9piessrmama," bisnerte nit
gsiu9t csrsmonieIIen @erbeusunsen
Cigar. SD tOmms cine Bite uuss
Suipreden."
Sol" faudte bic DAME unO buhte
i'm itillen: Sold Elm niebertrddtiser
Siinbsr! Gr 1e9t no6!"
&ebot trut Cigar an bi. Jpn fbarf
Wiuiternbe beran. sd m0dte sic
bOfli9ft g.bsten buben, iebr Derebrte
Srau S6niegermama, mid nal in
meine Wobnung gu beglsiten. Gs banz
belt ii9 nm oas Slid Sbrer So9ter.
60 gang nebenbei aud elm fpenig um
bus meinise. Sd CLAUDE, bub Sic bd
6as OPfer bes turasn 8esss brinsen
t0nnen."
sSerr S4UisssrfObn! SD
bGdbte -
.Salten sic elm, Ssrau Mamd!"
fitl Der S9DisgerIobn elm. sd tpsib
gang senuu, mas sic iusen lpolIen.
Sic feben mid sertnirfht. 9llen
8iibungen, bieSie mir aufauerlegsn fir
gut befinbsn, min i9 mid untsrpsrz
fen. Rur zines Osrlange ib als 9ez
genleiituns: beeleiten sic midi"
Die S9piegermumu mar betroffen.
8ieoer begunn iie: rSerr Shpiegerz
ipbn! Sd peritsbe nidt ="
rRi9t peiter!" I9nitt Cigar ibr
gum 3ipeiten Wlule bic Rebe a6.
nSpreden mir in meinsr Dobnung
bariiber. 9prt - mein Wort bars
uuf! = min i9 alIes anb0ren, mas
Sic gluuben mir iusen 5u miiFen.
Nohmals meine Bite: &ommen Sic
nit, 5rau S6tpieeermumal"
Die tpiirotge Dame mar ftarr. Oas
sren5te an unberidGmtbeit! limb bod
: es banoelte ii9 um bas Slid ibrer
Srmgarb! sic mubts elm Opfsr brin=
gen. Rui4 iaste iie: ~llnter elmer
9eoingung!"
Die lpdre. Jruu Sdpiesers
mdma9"
DAP btefs perTOn, sic piFsn
f9on, men i'd meirs, fOfort Sbr Sdus
perldbt."
sd lsse bus alles in Sbre Sanb.
entgesnete munter Cigar. rSis ielGit
Ipllen anoronen. 9ern unterpsrfe i3
mid SEren Sorberungeu."
Der Ssrr Sdpieserpupu bate tpGbz
renb Der etpas lebbaften 4useindnoerz
Iebung slei9 einem sef9lusensn PuOsI
oas 3immer perlGhen.
Ssbr bdlo Itanb Die energii6e alte
Dame gum 9tusgange bereit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-22

SAT- 5sbn llbr g6snbs mar .s,
idii9tern tippts bic 8linssl BEL 0irst.
tors an. Mdris poIts ben Ruf unbss
u9tst laFen. r9tbsr bic Sruu lit ia
nod ui6t Suriidsstsbrtl" ibOB es Oa
Oem MGbden Our4 bsm &Opf. 6luss
elite es ud65uIeben.
y9uten 9lbenb, 5ruu Direttor." Be-
sriibte bic Oeffnenoe bic 9errin.
Wlit balbsr Stimms frasts bic Idsu
@intretenbs: SIT mein Maun gu
Sauie, Wiaris2"
Der 9srr urbsitst in isinsm 3im'
mer, Grau 0irettOr.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15
WHEN FRAiNKSDAkl FEES
DROVE PATRONS HOWE
Comed-n Turred Whip for Coachsand -Four, Wh!e in
Baltimore. With No Fatalities.


Frank Daniels love for animals is
well known Since the days OF Hoyt's
"A Rag Baby when he starred as -Old
Sport and was ably supported by the
famous English bulldog Handsome,
there have probably been more animal
stories published about him than any
other actor Daniels trained chickens
on his farm at Rye. n. Y; his perform
ing spider monkey, his conversational
cockatoo, his Boston bun. Charlie IA
canine incubator, who catches eggs in
his mouth--and his teaZa of milk white
Spanish mules, have all come in for
their share Of newspaper notoriety-
Lately Mr. Daniels has gone in al.
most exclusively for blooded horses, and
has a fine stable FL his Rye farm He
brides himself on being q good whip.
and is never so proud as when he is
tooling a coach and four along the
splendid roads of Westchester county
Last season III Baltimore, Immediately
after his Washington engagement, his
ability as a driver was put to the test
Owing 10 the lack Of, street car ser
vice. due to the awful fire which de-
vastated the business section of the
city, II was difficult and inconvenient
for theatergoers To get to the theatef'
In the emergency Daniels manager de-
vised a scheme. aided by thetAlocai
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

Gilfoil will exert his talents in anecdote
and mimicTy in a way expected TO be
highly pleasing Mr.. Giifoii was one of
the standbys of Charles Eoyt at the
zenith Of his success as q farce writer
and more recently he WAS conspicuous In
The Liberty Bellies and Mr. Blue
beard James o. Barrows, John
Lancaster & Co. have a oae-act play,
When Georgina Was Eighteen" from
the pen OF Robert Burns Mantle, The
critic Of the, Chicago Inter Ocean" 1t
is said To fit both Mr.. Barrows and Mr..
Lancaster admirably 1t tells the story
of ar elopement and gives Mr. Barrows
an opportunity, as justice of the peace.
TO join two happy hearts in stage we'd
lock
The Original Kaufman Troupe, u bi-
cycle family" the Castle Square Quar-
tet. composed OF well-known singers, for
two seasons with the Castle Square
Opera Company; Emil Hoch, Jan.
Elton &, Co, in Mile. Ricci," and Won
Camp. a magician. are also in the bill
i The motion pictures OF Niagara Fails
are said TO be especially fine anc inter
estiae
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-15

managers. an omnibus lire was estlb-
hshed, which transported, fee OF
charge. ali passengers who held tickets
for Mr. Daniels performance of The
Office Boy" It proved an excellent
idea, and crowded houses Were the re-
suit One evening. however. after the
performance, Il big bus and four horses
Were found without driver in front OF
the theater- The coach was crowded
with passengers DESTROYS of returning to
their homes. The coachcfan, II appear
ed had slipped on the icy sideIall.,
broken an anlkfess and WAS at that mo-
rnent lying IN the corner drug store
waiting for the ambulance 10 take him
to the hospital
In The crisis. u volunteer driver was
called for. None appeared until Mr.
Daniels emerged from the stage door.
attired in his very latest and ioosest
fawn-coloreds and Teari-buttored COZ
coat.
Should his patrons be allowed TO walk
home?
Not on your life! Without q moment 5
hesitation the sturdy comedian mounted
the drivers seat, seized the Feins. and
with Il cracl5 of the whip the quartet OF
equines started off. II is on record that
Mr.. Daniels made the trip on schedule
time and safely landed all his, passen-
gers at their destinations.