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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-20
sallsd 800 mics,
from tie New 4 YORK world

From the New y 0rff GRID 4
Kias lSop, ~. Who lives at Den
IIoor, island Of TeSal, Holland. over
Witch young Queen wiIhelmina
reigns. is going to get $40 in good
american money inst as soon as the
postal service can carry it TO him. The
World started 1t on its way yesterday,
al the request Of Mr.. August thinner.
man, proprietor Of the Northwestern
Hotel, at Chambers and West streets.
who thinks that Klas Kop, Pr, has
earned it.
'Mr. Zimmerman dropped over the
side Of the steamship Grcsser Kur'
furst, while at sea, bound east, on
July 81, a bottle containing a request
that the finder notify him. On his
rcturn to New York a few days ago,
Mr.. Zimmerman found letter from
MIR, Pr. The bottle had driftei more
than 900 miles from the track of
transatlantic steamers to Texal,
v hich is a small island at the head
Of the zuyder Zee. and only three or
four miles from the mainland. Klas
Kop, Pr, picked it up thirty-eight
days later. He mailed the letter on
August 80, and ought to get Mr., Zim-
mermap's $40 within two weeks If
the mail facilities Of Holland are what
they should be.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-20

N1li f9 4 - Ri IS A n ~ ~ q y
With linn. instead of With Nj David.
son. The matter was afterg
Strengthened up and my mother knew
the true conditions Of the case.
@The reason / told the Wheeling po
lice Harry and were Orphans was
because we had both agreed to have
nothing to do with our parents. They
never treated either of US right, AMI
turned me out when was but Cir,
They bitterly opposed both Of my mar
rlgges. met Harry last spring at the
home Of my sister and we then agreed
70 have nothing to do with our parents
Harry asked me If there came time
to say that we were orphans, and We
both agreed to do So"
Letters as Proaf.
In support Of her statements Mrs
Davidson showed the reporter a letter
from her mother at vandergrift, and
smong other things vas urging her tc
come home, stating that she and he,
husband we're i'll anl had no one &c
look after them. 1t ives very loyin.
letter and referred to the hard strus
-ie they we're having to get along. +
lykea her TO forget old troubles ant
,cme horne. The mother also asked
he daughter If she had securei the di
rorce for which she had applied. l.
vas the first time she had heard from
YER daughter in over two years. Mrs
Davidson says that she and her hus
land went to vandergrift last fell am
lived with her mother for some time.
Her husband then secured work in this
section and they came to McMechen
This Mrs. Davidson selys, was the
cause Of the break between her and
her mother and that her mother in,
sisted that she stay and care for them
She had not heard from her mother
since she left that time.
She also showed the reporter let
ter from her sister, who lives up in
Pennsylvania, written over a yeai
9go 1t was addressed to her as Mrs.
Davidson. 1t was mostly concerning
a railroad pass which Davidson was
70 secure for her from her home to
Wheeling to pay Mrs. Davidson Q
,lsit. 1t congratulated her upon her
marriage to Davidson and said she
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-20

Preventics, as the name implies
prevents all Colds and Grippe when
taken at the sneeze stage"
Preventics are toothsome candy
tablets. Preventlcs dissipate all
colds quickly, and taken early, when
you first feel that cold is coming,
they check and prevent them. Pre-
ventics are thoroughly safe for chill
dren, and as effectual for adults. Sold
and recommended in cents and rs
cent boxes by E. A. Billingslea & Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-20
SCANDALS ANGER
MRS, DAVIDSON
eELLAIRE WOMAN DENIES DE.
sERTINe FAMILY AND ELoP-
ING WITH MARRIED MAN.
INSISTS THAT MAN BURIED I
REALLY HER BROTHER
HARRY MEcKLEY

WHEELING, Oct. 19,-The scene in
the wharf mystery shifts to the do
nestle troubles Of the Meckley family.
The statement from vandergrift, Pa
that the three times identified man
found on the Wheeling wharf is moi
Harry BIgley MecHley, as that young
man is alive and working at Wander
grift, and the allegation that she had
eloped with married man, were taken
to Mrs. ]. o. Davidson, Meckleys sis
ter at her home in BellaIre, by re
porter yesterday She had not heard
any more than runor OF the story
and was very much taken back at the
report that the man she had buried
was not her brother. She appeared tc
be very much agltated thd stated
that she could not believe that hei
brother was alive until she saw him.
AS to her mothers charge that the
name of Davidson was assumed and
that she had deserted her husband,
Mrs. Davidson produced letters from
her mother and sister addressed to hel
in the name Of Davidson and referring
to her divorce from her first husband.
1t was falsely reported about Bel
laire this morning that Mr.. and Mrs.
Davidson had left Bellaire immediate
" after the story became known. A
News reporter caller at their home, al
the. corner of Harrison street ana
Water Works alley, and found Mrs.
Davidson at home. She stated her
husband was working at the steel
works in the mill-wright's gang, am
that she was willing and anxious 10 an
swer amy and all questions pertaining
to the case. in which she has gained
an undesireI notorlety Upon being
shown the charges made against her
and her husband, she at once tele
phoned to the steel WORKS for her hus
band TO come home at 2e, in orie
that they could come to Wheeling ans
have the matter gone over.
Mrs. Davidson was asked concern
ing the statement that her real name
was Mrs. Reuben Walters and that she
deserted her husband and three child
rem at Apollo, Pa, to run away witt
the man she was now living with.
Was Divorced.
81 want you to emphatically deny,
she said to the reporter, that theE
is word of truth in this statement
My mother has a spite at me and Is
deliberately giving out these state
ments knowing that they are not thu
truth, 1t is true that Reuben Walter
was once my husband and that hat
three children, but secured divorce
from him in the courts of Cumberland
county Pa, about three years ago ant
some time later was married 10 MT
Davidson, who was then working ii
Cumberland, Md.
"Mr. Davidson was single man ant
was never married before. The onl'
way can account for such a stor'
being circulated about him is that at
the time we were married a, Cumber'
land, a man by the name of James
Owen Hilty deserted his wife and fam
lily at Cumberland and went away. 1t
was then reported that had gone
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-20

r. W. HILL, M. D.
Office hours: Woman's Hospital
Quincy and Jackson streets, l to 2
and S to Z p. NJ: Rooms FOG and 1o7
Jacobs Building, Monroe street, 2 to S
and I to 8 p. m.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-20
Out enate
PLATT WILL RESIGN IF HUGHES
WINS AT THE POLLS, -
ROOSEVELT IS IN
TEREsTEp.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 10 Senator
Thomas c. Plat, of New York, has
maze up his mind to resign from the
Senate at the end of the forthcoming
short term of Congress, according 10
Information obtained from reliable
sources. No statement of the sena-
tors purpose has been made, or is to
be expected. on account of the polit-
tcal situation in New York, and It is
possible that the news will be met
with prompt denial. Nevertheless,
certain steps taken by Senator Plat
give abundant evidence Of his plans,
and one or two persons in his conf
}cnce have admitted that he intends
% end his service next spring.
Senator Platt's resignation win de.
oenl. OF course, upon the election Of
'harles f. Hughes, as governor Of
;ew York. Mr.. Plat is broken In
.ody and weariei in mind, but he is
90 good a Republican to sacrifice a
eat in the Senate to the enemy. If
Nr. Hearst should be elected govern
" with a Democratic legislature, Mi.
'att would retain his seatat whatever
'ost, in order to prevent the appoint
rent OF Democratic successor. But
( Hughes becomes governor, with a
republican legislature. 1t is Senator
'latt's firm purpose to retire.
Effect Of His Retirement.
Tie effect Of Senator Platt's retire.
cent next spring might be extremely
nportant. President Roosevelts idea
# becoming a United States Senator
N the day Of his retirement from the
Presidency might become an lmpossl-
illty If another man should succeed
VI Plat in the meantime. However
lose the President may be to Mr.
hughes. and however anxious Mr..
hughes might be to see Theodore
Roosevelt become a Senator from New
''ork, the exIgency Of Senator Platts
remature retirement would bring
aw factors into operation which
light destroy all their plans. sena-
Or Platt's successor. whoever lie may
!e might desire and have the ability
TO remain in the Senate.
The complexion of the New York
legislature to be determined by the
election next month is another feature
0' complicated situation. The Fres-
ilent is known to be keenly alive, If
rot anxious, regarding the New YORK.
legislative elections. He has caution
ed public speakers to be extremel,
careful In their remarks and is saH
to be afraid that something may hh
said or done to cause Disaster The
New York legislature will elect Sena-
tor Platt's successor, in case he re.
tires, and the reasons for the Presl-
dents solicitude are, therefore, OBJ
vous.
Tired. Bodily and Mentally.
So far as is known, Senator Plat
las not communicated his intentions
tc the President. He is merely tired
10 death. bodily and mentally, and do
nestle infelicity, AIDED To his infirmi-
ties, is more than he can bear. He is
reDortai to he G'sp9sing his affairs
acco"'!in ely without much, II any, ref.
er'nce to The plans and ambitions of
Thar me-, TFc Nj, EnuhaS Shoutf lie
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-20

Miss Nettle Bartlett has opened
A studio for teaching China painting
and water colors. Orders taken for
decorated china apd nrt work. Rooms
adjoining shafer Stud'o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-20

DRAKE-on Thursday, october is,
at the home of his parents in King
mont, Frank, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Drake Remains laid to
res this Afternoon in the Work Gene
terry
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-20
Cause and Effect.

When a man gets short Of money
'-'- g ','r oc-cr'red friends get short
Of sympathy.-Montreal Star.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-20
Tirsd. eodIlK and Mentally.

So far as is known, Senator Plat
las not communicated his intentions
tc the President. He is merely tired
10 death. bodily and mentally, and do
nestle infelicity, AIDED TO his infirmi-
ties, is more than he can bear. He Is
reDort"i to he GrEp7sing his affairs
acco"'!ine ly without much, If any, ref.
er'nce to The plans and ambitions of
Cher men. III Mr.. Hughes should be
'''c'ed Tovernor. as Senator Plat eX.
rects, the retirement of the Senator
is practically certain to follow within
few weeks.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

NerpDs.
Serr 0Gppdch iibt i'm Heitaurant
llnbfdaut scipannt, benin ibm 1T bang.
Dad feinem idDnen neuen Sut,
DAB niemanb i'm pcrtauitcn tbut.
Da - plDblid Ianst fdon cine Sanb
@srod4tis mad benz @esenitanb
Der Gorge in Serrn Dappfsns Scro;
Rai6 9reift bcrielbe binterpGrts
llnb padt ic uno NIT lautem Sdrei
Ruft er mad Dirtb unb poliaei.
DAB lie ben Marber bin9fcit made
limb i'm sefeNelt fiibr' CUR Wa9c.
Dob lpie or umibaut ba, o S6red!
Sicbt er ben Stabtratb 3ie9cnfped.
Den Dor dncq or in ben 8erbadt
Des Siiteiteblens bat sebra6t.
Da pirb Serrn 9dpp6en idpad i'm
Sinn,
Or i~tottert na6 benz Stabtratb bin:
.Serrieies, finn &c nor MIDI bees.
SD bin sc dben 10 ncrfees!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

@robmutter (3u ibrcm Gntel, benz
Sdu{terlebrlina): IRA. tannit Du
Bonn aud idon orbentlid 9 WlaB
nebmen?"
IRA. OBJ id IdOn n Mab nebmen
lam. iOsar n Meeiter feiuen aorn
pertrda' id 5ton!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
a Il,

Sausfrau (3ur R0hin, ipelde bic
Wanbubr aufSiebt): rMber. &atbi, bic
ubr fol- bod adt Iase lang seben, ba
miiEen sic lie bod lGneer a~ufaieben."
= .Gnd 'Grau piHen bod, bab ih
morscn aus benz Dienit seb. ba tperb'
i'd bod nidt bic Mrbeit fit elm anberes
WGbhen perridten.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
q d.,

2eutnant: ~Sm 0ertrauei,, Serr
&amerab. Mdbel lit ia famos - aber
Sbpicsermutter pabt bu3u pie nc
&affeetanne gum Muiternfriibitud!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
Die @ptaonen n.

CAB Riidii9t auf ben Siinaercn,
DEM daffcnsluit unb @brsci5 qualt-
Dur bent auf. bab or un9ebulbig
Shon Define sraucn 9aarc Sdblt. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
8 0 3 G sG B c.

rDie, Der &ammcrberr bat iif
bel Sbnen finfbunbert Mart gelieben2
Donnerpetter. ba miihen Sic aber
cine bpbe protettion scbabt baben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
osn @e{eIlfh |.


Gin be1orgter Gate.
6crr gum Mrat, Der ebcn in feiner
Stammtncipe Stat ipielt): Tim Got
ties nilen, 9err Doctor, meme 5rau
itirbt; tommen Sic bod iofort bin -.
i'd pcrtrete Sic 10 Ianac!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
g h 10 il I Sabrt.

W Ou
CUR &iiite 9ebt Der Commentary,
Stiu piro es peit unb brett -.
Gin LETTER. miiber 2erdenldlag
9ibt linn nod has @cleit;
Die belize Grbe rubet aus
Dom Saud Der fdlpiilen Glutb -
Sa trdgt uns bes HddenS 9lcitenoer
&iel
gu minnieer 5abrt obnc Steuer unb
3iel
Ourd bic itile, peridwiesene Jlutb.
Sn SGmmerfricben ltest bic Welt,
Sotpcit bas Wuge idaut -.
Sin @rilenmGnnIein perbenb airpt
Na1 ieiner ~itolaen 8raut
Da = iiber uus-ein lei6ter Shrei-
Sin Slattcrn in 5ittcrnber 9aft -
Sin 1Gubden. bas einlam ben Seims
flu9 gctbun,
Siel tiidii1 Der NGubcr - Der Sale
limb bdlt es nun t0btlid umfubt.
Sas 1T beg Startcn alteS @ebt! .,.
: Mcin SGubden sittcrt bang
llnb unfrc 8lide treffen ii1
Sn ungeltiimem 0rang
Sein Opfcr ipiirgt I'M Ictbcrblau
Scr Salfc nit milosr Gut -.
9a = borh: Elm @lpdlciu gum Abe"
tlingt =
Sab pei6t Der 9ann- rnb Gin 8fonbs
tppf INIT.
9ertrauenb an mcinc Sruit -.
M obern.
- rOu, MGnndrn, bd las id rrcs
troipetttp" mas it, 'brpii 'bas9"
rDus peib i'd ielber niht
Sdab."
= nDa mub id bod .gleid infer
'neues Dienitmdoden fragcn.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

Som &acrnenbpf.- 8ieff.a
iaaen sic 'h,al: '.Saben sic men
Sdas?" = ugsein. Serr ltnteroffi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
0eitfAe.
ute y q DIT.

Cute u DIT.
Ssrr Sdmibt, Der Elm Sotel erbaut
S,m &%notenpuntt tcr Niefcnitaot.
0at ldnsit crtannt unb liar burd'
idaut,
Mas or als critics nOtbis bat:
Sur Mube niinIdt bas publifum!
IS babt, ipas ibm bic Hube raubt.
Wur tein @epolter, tein 0ebrumm
limb tcinc Gtorung i~iberbaupt!
Der Sernbabnbof iei Dor Der 1biir.
Bic Strabenbdbn crretdbar ifneu -
'0oh tcinen 2aut bdpon berfpir'
Der Sat i'm 3immer bonn SoteI!
sol. bi.ies Giel erreidbar Jet,
Oas 1T !9errn Shmiot idon lanse
ilar:
Statt elmer Sbiir baut man bret
limb pier ad ieoes 8s%nitsrpaar.
0as ipirb bdnn cine SimmelsruH,
So pie4in elmer DiirItensruft.
Oie 5en1ter bleiben INNER au,
Gin Wentilator ipenoet Guft.
limb a~lIsnt6dlben Ooppeltparb
Wit itartem Mdttes3 piiteniab.
DAB ia tein 3aut ben Ginlab fanb
Bon Babnbof, Strabe ober plabl
limb ale bicIe @oriitt madt
0ds 3immer tann 10 unseItDrt,
9ab man bdrin iegan3e Yd4t
Den - 8entilator aueu
bOrt.
3ein Gebter.
2unbe: Die Dame ipridt etpas
burd bic NaIe. iasen Sie2"
9eiratbspsrmittler: ga, aber bur4
Elm rei3enoes Stumpfnasden!"
Sabel.
Gum Sporting iprah Der Mblert0nis:
nWlein Grsuno. es uunbert mid nidt
Wcsbalb 0u itets. - mo Ou aud
fsiit -
60 niebertrd4tis ldrmlt unb i4reiit!'
.0as ipeibt Ou hJi9" rief fred Der
Spab.
20 lit meme glri 10, lieber Sdab!
Wer ioltc mid oenn reipettieren
Wenn id bic Stimmc thGt' perlierenl'
Tahe sur Tciie in's NnslauS &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
81 II fmcrf{u1 m.

- Sic lparen in Dem 0ortrase bes
Protectors S4onbals9 Saben Sic oa
etpas Neues sebDrt9"
- nNatiirli6. bic Srau Mmtmunn
1T neben mir seie1en uno bat mir
manberlei er3Gblt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

Sid, Sodwiiroen, 90 lit ood mei-
ter nid,ts oabci, mir baben inns idon
ais ain0er gepriigelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
m &.

StGbter (ocr aneeln min, gum Gins
bcimiidsn): 800 1T bcnn bier pobl
cine sinitiec Stcllc gum Jiidcn?"
- ,@'rab' mo- sic itebcn: ba tDns
nen Sic a,n beitcn icben. ipann Der
@cnborm tommt!"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
o bIfetter.

Scrr (sum 5remben. Der ben pcrloz
rensesaneencn lleber5ieber bringt):
vWas, fiinf Mart Siuberlobn mDdten
sic fir ben lleberoiebcr baben -. Oa
pump id mir bod lieber Bel meinem
S1neibcr einen neuen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
g erehn b.

prob Gur 9rdter): rWas idnt Dir
Elm, i6 iperb' Dir taufen d Bib for
adttauIenb Mart, penn ih la nod
d paar tauIenb Wart bu3u sebe. ba
trieait Idon ben gan5en Maler ielber!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

5ierl" IRA, bas MERIT man aud
BON 'ncr ridtigen anicbenge baber
sic feline abnung."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
m q

-.Oie emma iiebt aber bsute nirt,
lih aus nie cine 8lume!."
- vSogar mic cine tiinitlide!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
l1nhpr{rnrcn.

Unberfrorcn.
9ante Gins 3immer tretenb. als ses
rabe Der Better ibrc Nidte, nit Der er
elm 8lapicritiid ciniiben {ou, tiibD:
uNcnnt ibr has iibcn9"
Nidte: .8epabre, Tantdsn, bas
tDnnen mir i1on!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
Ser seniifsn Saritt'
teller.

Meta (bei ibrsr Srcunbin entire
tcnb): .Was iebe id? - Du peinft9
- Du padit9 = Was bebeutet base"
Gun (Gattin zines Sdriftftcllers.
fhlud3enb): rWir laiIcn uns fdcis
BEN
Meta (iiberrafdt): rSbrg- Die ibr
tpie bic 9urteltauben selebt babt2 =
Was bat es BERN ~gescben2"
Gqb: % nidts! = Wein Mann
Idreibt an einem groben Roman. in
benz cine gbeideibuns ipielt, unb ba
tpil er realifiIde Stubien MAIDEN"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

S6neIler We6fel.
Wei Deanbl bat e'ihrieb'n: H.
Grit uns alpoa is gar.
Sic beiratb' an unbcrn
Der iaubcr'ner mar.
SEPT lab i gum Srub grab
&oa 2rauri'teit febn
limb tbua, pann's i'm Weg timmt,
Oils mar gar mir 9'ideb'n.
limb ridti'. ba gebt's ido'
Wit'n anbern baber =
Wcnn / nur, fpoab @ott, slep
SEPT g'itorb'n ldo' wdr'!
Sn @e{ellf6aft.
Gin fliidtiees 2ddeln. Elm Reieen.
Gin 3uden. elm froitises Sdpeigen.
Gin Bid, auf Niemanb gerihtet -
Soeben 1T elmer pcrnidtet!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
" n c.

Steiner, braliner, Iebr bi1iscr DadeI
3ugelauen. Dem Gisentbiimer
tpirb bel ipfortiser Mbboluns quite Be-
lpbnung 5useii6ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
II nberbli ii nj t.

rOu fannit mfrs slauben, OIL
fons, = meme 2eibenfdaft fir ben
babfden 4ttdde 1T %teincspe9s nur
flii6tiser Natur, fpnbern c6t uno bat
pirtlih tiefe Wur5eln e%eIdldgen!"
nWarum fou ids nidt glauben9
Die @runbbebineung bafiir. elm Lode
rer 9oben. 1T ia ausreidenb porbans
benz"
Scr GinbrinsIins.
Der fleiue Sans (oer felt pier3ebn
Sa9en einen nelen papa bat. pertrauz
lid our 3ante): rSdnte, Der neu
ptpa tbut aber idon gerabe. ais oh CT
bier gu Sauie mdrc!"
Splttter.
Iu6 Elm tleines Menfdenleben,
@s lift crnit uno 1T gepaltig;
Wliibt's MIR aus benz Intag bebcn -
Ilio9leif tpirb's pielseitaltig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

0prbereitung.
- sd gratuliere! Define 9raut
1T ia gang rei5cnb!"
- nSaipobl! Sd nebme idon unz
terriht i'm piitolcni4iebcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

Eaiie sur Hciie in's NnslanS BE.
iorst s. Iaine, Wr. Alb, Glt-yalti'
NOR e.Straae, na9e Guitambsaie-N pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
g. rfdnut.

&apalier (ber bic 3iebungsliite Dor
ii6 liesen bait: 81 propos, in bier
Woben perbe id MIDI perloben. lieber
8arpn!"
= nWiebcr niAts aeponnen9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

Ginmano. - Sd ipollte es crit
nidt elauben, ais ids horte:l Sbr
babt Geiier innges Neib gepriigflt2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

2ebenSneisbett
GO gibt fein fdledtcs Wetter - CO
gibt MIR quite &leioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

GrlfDnt9 unb metncNt d E.
,@rltDnis" las i6 mcinem tlusen
Nidthen;
Seds pber iieben Sabre adblt bas
Wi6t6cn.
Sic iibt Dor mir, bic buntlen Iusen
bangen
Mn meinem Muno, unb ielig glii9n bic
Wangen.
9ie alte Mdr, pirb tie baS Ser5fen
riibren?
Wirb's idon bes 2iebes tiefen 3auber
fpiircn9
Nadbentti6 lauidt iic, ipie bon @nsit
betbOrt.
Des 0aters Ginb i'm Winbe Stimmen
bort. "
Wie aitternb es i'm erauen Nebelitreif
Den @eiitertonis iiebt NIT &ron 'uno
Sdpetf. -
Nadbentlid laufdte iic. fab bann am
gnbe
Gin Weil1en ftia, sefaltet nod bic
Gdnoe.
limb enbli6 fam Elm Wort bes Wibers
bales:
Scr bumme Sunse!" iprad fie. Das
tpdr aueS!
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8 biefe SrembpOrter.
5rau: rDas feblt meinem Wanne.
liebcr Scrr Dottor9"
@r5t: nSbr Wann leibet an @adi'
tis."
Strait: ,Sm, i1 bab' inn aber i'm.
mer selagt, er raadt (raudD gu piel."
u m DO itlagcrnbenS halter.
9eamter: Sa. 5rdulein. fiir Sic lit
ipaS bd.
Grdulein: Wober ipiIlen Sic. baB
id einen Brief unter m0eilden" era
iporte9
8eamter: Sd rie9's i9on
Mo9e cinem llnsliidliden feline
8ormiirfe unb glib teincm @liidliden
Qcbren - beibes lit iiberfluTig.
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3ein Sebter.

3ein Gebter.
aunbe: Die Dame fpridt etpas
Surd bic NaIe. iasen Sie9"
9eiratbspermittler: ga. aber bur4
Elm rei5enbes Stumpfnashen!"