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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04

Philosophy does not regard pedigree.
She did not receive Plato as noble,
but made him so-Seneca.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04
LIVELY SCRAP ON THE AVENUE
Two Husine IS Men Have Personal

Two Busine IS Men Have a Personal
Encounter.
Cotton avenue was the scene of the
first scrap of the new year yesterday
morning, two we'll known business men
there clashlng as the result OF bust
ness disagreement. After the encoun-
ter had proceeded for several minutes,
resulting in the slight Disagreement of
both and the smashing of the glass
doors of the store of one of them, friends
interfered and called the fight in the
first round.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04
A Pair of Kid Gloves for Csc.

They are the very best guaran-
teed gloves, all colors and Sizes, Any
person trading 81 will be entitled to
the purchase of one pair of these
gloves for quarter,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04

The secret of perfect contentment is
that there isn't any.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04

When the child quits crying for the
moon 1t needs attention. Otherwise it
may become a pessimist.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04
Ladies Wool Walking Skirt SOC,

To every custumer trading SIS or
over we will sell one of the newest
style walking skirts for soc. They
are made of all wool MeltOn cloth ali
lengths and sizes
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04
LIYMhPuOL.

Liverpool, Jan. 8 The cotton mar
ket opened steady and closed steady.
Spots, Middling upland 6.12d.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04
NEW YORK.

New York, Jan. 3-Spot; Middling
II IS, market steady Contracts open
ed quiet and closed steady at the
following prices:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04
A Whole Dozen Handkerchief
for &c
for &c.

They are made of good quality.
White lawn and everyone hemstitch-
ed, full regular ladies' sizes, every
customer who trades a dollar can get
a dozen of these for sc,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04
A Pair Suspenders FOR lc.

Any person trading CSC we will
sell pair of suspenders made of good
webbing with grip back or a palrimi-
tation Guyot.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04

An irreducible minimum is the feel
ing of the young man who seeks vile
and acquires would-be sister.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04
New FIanneIIete Might Shirts l5C.

These night shirts make warm
sleeping garments for cold winter
nights, great variety of pretty pat
terms. Every customer who trades
So can get one of these for I5c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04
SAVANNAH.

Savannah, Ga, Jan. 8 = Steady
Spots, middling liz cts.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04
A Great Special Sale.

Monday and Tuesday. January Ist and 2nd, we will
distribute few New Years presents among our GUS
toners Read every line below as you will be well
paid for reading.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04
COTTON MARKET.
Corrected Daily by L. G. Council
Warehouse and c Commission
Merchant
RECEIPTS.

Reed yesterday by wagon. 25 b'les
&c previously So 29,27I "
Total receipts by wagon, 29.296 &c
Total receipts by rail :. 11,776 &c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04
.CLOVER'S Opera House
Tuesday Night Jan, 9.
WASHINGTON lRVlNG'S BEAU
TIFUL LEGEND OF The
CATSKlLLS.
RIP VAN WRINKLE

Edward Paige as Rip, supported
by a cast OF 20 people. Elegant
Scenery, Gorgeous Costumes, Grand
Electrical Effects, Entire produc.
ton under management of w A.
Eiler.
Seats on Sale at Joe Browns.
Prices, 25c, Doc, 76c,
Boxes $1.00.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-04

Eaton Hurlbut stationery is the best.
I have complete line.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
WANT A NEW MANUAL
Board of Education Provide for Pres.
enting a New Manual for the
City Schools.
City Schools

The board of education held its
regular meeting Friday evening,
which was attended by practically
all of the members, with President
Winsor in the chair.
Owing to the resignation OF Miss
Maude LaFollette it vas necessary
to elect a new teacrer for the third
grade on tile east side. Miss Mamie
Ward was chosen..to till the vacancy.
Superintendent HofY presented his
annual report for the year just closed
and in it lie suggested the necessity
OF providing a new. manual for the
city schools. President Winsor ap-
pointed the following committee,
which will arrange the contents OF
the book Messrs. Foster, Plotner,
Litchfield, bates and Supt. Hoff.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
Not a Novelty for Mitchell.

The Aberdeen News refers to the
removal Of the First National bank
building into the street in that town
as something remarkable and quite a
novelty. the nov being made while
the bank is erecting a new S22, 600
building. This may be a novelty for
Aberdeen, but it is an old thing for
Mitchell. Last summer the Com
merc,al and Savings bank moved its
old building into the street and
transacted its business there until
late i'm the fall, until it moved into
its handsome S25 900 new structure.
This summer the First National
bank Is doing the same thing, only
that the bank constructed a small
building OF cement blocks in the
street and is doing business in it
until it finishes the construction of
a fine building that will cost close
to SAC, 900 when the .:%oficials move ia
next fall.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
THE LARDNER RECITAL
He Richly Entertained a Large Aud
fence by Reading From Two
Popnlar Authors

Prot. j. Lawrence LardneT. the
head OF the Department of Litera-
ture and Oratory in the University,
gave a recital Friday night before an
audience which completely filled the
college chapel. His readings were
from Paul Lawrence Dunbar and
James Whitcomb Riley, and departed
nom tha ordinary Evolutionary en-
t~ertainmeGt in that they were more
OF the nature of Mrs. Isabel Garg-
bill Beecher's interplelalive lecitals
of literature. He gave interesting
sketches OF the history and cbarac-
ter OF the two poets n introduced
each reading by a brief sketch inter
preting the thought and purpose, and
pointing out the literary character
istics, so that when he read the poem
the audience listened with heightep-
ed appreciation.
Professor Lardner has a voice OF
uncommon compass and richness, and
it is manifest that it is strengthen
ing and developing with the years.
He has nor than ordinary poetic
and literary insight and intuition.
and we prophesy that he is only in
the beginning OF his career and rep
utation as a reader and interpreter
of literature. His sympathy with
the characters which the words
portray, and his easy and natural
delivery. make his entertainment an
education. as we'll as a pleasure. AT
times there are flashes of dramatic
power Which reveal great talent in
this direction, should the professor
give his attention to its full develop
ment. That the audience greatly
enjoyed the evening was manifest by
the frequent and hearty applause.
Professor and Mrs. Lardper will
. leave the first of September for a
years study and rest. during which
time they expect to carry out some
long cherished plans for his finished
preparation IN certain of these lines
which he has not yet developed
largely. The University has taken
care to make a clear contract with
Professor Lardner before he goes,
which obligates him to return at the
close OF the year and spend at least
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
supt. Hoff'r Report.

supt. Hof began his report with
the statistics Of the school in show
ing the attendance. Pupils enrolled
during the year, boys, 425, girls, 466,
total 1911. Days attendance boys,
go, l79, girls, Sl,5O6, total. 141, 6S5.
Days absence. boys, 1853. girls. 1923.
total. 1891. Daily average attend
ance, $50: per cent of attendance 81.
Times tardy. boys, 255, girls, 34s,
total. Coz. Books 10 the libraries,
1858 volumes. Seating capacity OF
the schools. Sl9.
Referring to the attendance of pu-
pills at school, the school census and
other matters the superintendent
has the following to say:
The city school census for the year
just closed was 114l and the total
enrolment only S9l. About 100 at
tended the parochial school, some at
tended the preparatory school of the
University. d few attended the bust
ness college, and Others OF school age
did not attend any school for various
reasons; but when all allowances
have been made, we should have a
larger attendance than S9l, especial
ly when we recall that 81 of the 1911
are tuition pupils. / knew during
the school year THAT a number of
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
NAMED FOR POSTMASTER
In List of Recommendations TO
Postoffice Appointments is the
Name of H. L. Bras.

A Washington dispatch announces
that Congressman Martin and Burke
have made a number of Recommended
tions for the appointment of post
masters i'm South Dakota and among
the number appears the name of H.
L. Bras fol re-appointment for the
Mitchell office.
MIR. Bras has held the position for
the past four years aud his time was
due to expire in the latter part of
July. L. Z. Burns, the present re-
ceiver of the United States land
office, Mr.. Bras aud WIN. Nash we're
the candidates for the appointment,
but the fight was narrowed down be-
tween Messrs. Bras and Burns.
While the appointment has not as
yet been confirmed it has gone far
enough to naturally suppose that Mr.
Bras will continue on his present
position for the next four years.
His retention in the office will be
generally accepted as a good appoint
ment. The efforts to secure the APP
pointment by. the two candidates
have been conducted on very fair
and clean lines and there has been
more courtesy between the cahdi-
dates than one would naturally ex-
pect in %endeavorins to secure as good
an appointment as is the Mitchell
postofice.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06

children were not in school. but the
rooms were so crowded that | could
not insist that the parents send
them to school.
Many new families are coming to
our city and we are unable to pIop-
erly accommodate those already here
in both the high school and i'm the
grades. | hope some ARRANGEMENTS
can be made so VI can accommodate
all the children who should he i'm
school.
During The school year, / receive
many requests for manuals OF our
schools from citizens OF our CITY.
from prospective citizens, from
school officers OF other cities, and
from the Department of the Inter
Tor. I lave heen compelled to reply
that "e are out Of the, printed copies.
l hope we may nav printed copies
ready before school opens again.
The work OF our high school has
been recognized by the Association
OF Colleges and Universities Of the
North Central States and our gradu.
ates will be Admitted to any OF the
leading colleges and universities in
those states upon application with.
out examination. 1t lis needless te
say that we wish to keep up that
standard of work in all.:our schools.
and with .proper equipment we car
hold orr present position and i'm.
prove the work of the schools.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
Two Contests.

Monday evening two contests were
held on the lawns Of Mesdames
Amsden, Travis and Reeser, which
were we'll patronized and good con-
tests resulted. Melissa Warlath,
Della Sheaban, Edith Miltimore and
Hester Cattrell participated in the
gold oratorical and it was won by
Melissa Walrath. The silver IN
strumental musical had for confess
.tants Evelyn Bacon, Eldora Young,
Grace Doyle, Grace Gilliland, Helen
Reeves and May Nash. The medal
was awarded to Grace Gilliland.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06

three years with the University, SO
that Mitchell is we'll assured of his
valuable services for some years to
come.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
Der piffiae Bauer.

gits alter ,3eit ipirb ersdblt: Sn
einem 0orfe unfpeit Nprobdufens
lebte Elm Bauer, Der our9 Ieinen urz
pii9figsn Sumpr melt unb brett be-
tdnnt uno beriibmt mar. Seine mis-
btgen Reben unb S6aten gingen pou
MunO Su Mhinb, uno Der Rubm Iets
ner broligen Spdbe mai aud in bic
areisitdot Rorobauien ~gebrungen.
Ram Der Bauer gu Marfte, 70 bers
fammslte in turSer s3eit bic &unbe
bon ietner antpeIenbeit bic, nobIba.
benben Rorbbduier 8ranntpeinbrens
ner in i6rem Stdmmlotdle, benz nR0s
miiden &aiier", am &prnmartte. 90
fparsn iie fpieOer einmal in fr0bli4>
fer Stimmung, in pel9e lie Der 9ss
rlB elmer ipiir5igen 8opIe berieBt
bate.
0a sebt ssrabs unTer Bauer iiber
ben murtt. Sbn Ieben, bic 5enIter
Dffnen unb i'm in bic Stube rufen
mar. bas 8ert zines Qugentlides.
Seisrli6 .ntbietst er ben anipeIenbsn
feinen SruB, ldbt Ii9 duf einem
Stuble nieOer, siinost feline pfeife nit
Stdbl unb S9pamm an, uno beIteIt
Ii9 Elm 9las 8roiban. Run sr5dbtt
sr in Teiner launigsn Deiie auf NM
resuns Der 9sienI9aft cine Sdnurrs
iiber cine anbere, 10 bab balb bic ses
niiuIhte beitere Stimmlud e%intritt.
aber feiner Der beluItieten !S6rsr
Tpenbet benz GrsdbIer Elm @lGsdsn
BON t0ftli9 o~uftenbsn Srant.
Ods drgert ben 8uuern. yWdrtst"
- bentt er = lid min i9On uuf
meine Rsanuns tommen." plObli9
erbebt er ii9 unb ruff 70 laut er
lam: bort tummt Der @raf bon
Stolbera = pisrfpdnnnig = adj, bies
Ie pra9t!" glnes itiirSt ans 5enItsr
= natiirlid fommt nismanb. aIs
iid dbsr bic v9%rennbsrren "u%mpenben,
nm ben Bauer o6 ieinss fdliden
2Grms CUR Rebs gu ifeLen, feben lie
ibn Dor Der 9oiple Iteben, aus ibr
cine 4pfelinsnideibe nit ben 5ingern
auffiidsn, in ben Mainb ftedsn unO
bdnn pieOsr in bic GIiifiisteit pers
FEM
Sin u~ngeheures @slG9tsr mar bic
5olae unb Der pfiffise Bauer erbielt
ala 2obn ndtiirli9 bic @rldubnib, bic
dIein 3u trinten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29

t.nben, rstnsn Sqneefetbsr uuf ben
gersfirmeu tro6en IansTam bic
fdperen b~lsigrauen S6atteu Der
tpd&ienbeu 9Gmmeruns gsIpenftii6
nod, balb lag bic Rdtur in ibren
trDftlofen, biifteren Reben fpie inter
etnem miibfum berbdltenen Dei>
men bd.
Die srauenbafte SobtenitilIe i'm
Sduie lteb etn unterbriidtes S1luds
aen aus benz Nebenraum nod einz
bringIi9er erT6einen; aus benz pers
hdngten Bauer bes &anorienposels
Srang elm f6euer, einfamsr 2art unb
fant baftis in benz Iaitenben Sdpei>
gen unter.
Sin siitisss S6idfal ipoate ni6t
boppelt qualpOI Sropfen I'm Sro>
pfen lansfam aus benz ssiprunssnsn
@efdb berbOridern IaF.n, in graus
famem @eia bic S9erbsnrGnber duf>
einonberpafenb, Elm 8lutitur5 serrib
iGb bic Danb bss @sfGBes, unb Der
Acknowledgements 2~sbensTrom ent=
fiibrte auf breitsr 8abn bic Sssle
aus ibrer %SerborItenen Siile. sic
braudts nidt msbr Gnsftlid tpis elm
s~efansenes @OgeI9en, benz feline
Rabruns msbr ssrei9t tpirb, i'm fstns
gittertsen &Gfis umbersuflattern unb
fi9 bersebli9 gu miiben, ben 10 beiB
%eriehntsn 4ustpes bur9 bic ensen
Waf8en gu eraptnsen : Offen unb
pett lag Der @ss our Sreibeit rpr
tbr, nit aussebreiteten S9pinssn
flog lie bdbpn.
Inter auffOrbernben &lGngen mar
Der Sob setommen als Elm tets be-
reiter Sreunb; raid fant bas bGbs
li6e @epanb oes qudlenben GleRbes
bon ben S9ultern bes befreiten Mens
f9enttnbes, lGdelnb nabm er es felt
in fstne fi9eren 4rme uub fiibrte es
i'm lautlofen Reieen fanft babin.
rSpmm, mein S9sB, unb tang nit
mir ---" Elm Sobtentans, lsife
unb berf9piegsn ipie Der Iidte
Sraum zines erfterbsnben Sau9es.
Run tonrte i9 geben, Riemanb
tpiirOe mid permtfen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
Der Sumr.

Don u. @aloburg.
20 re6t elm 2urnp bon 9otfeS @tnber,
Ueit tratier, bidt9elodtem Snar;
git 9ippen, bic gum Suite Iaoen,
llno ionnenbeIIem Guseupnnr.
SD traf i'm iiineit beim boIlen 9riiee.
Aen thr bic 8irtbin bineeitellt;
@r trnnf ibu aus nit etuem 8uge
limb ifnlte felig in bic 8elt.
I'm ieiner Niibe bineeu @liitbeu,
@epfliidt am griinen @aIoesrnno;
$iefounteI feline @aneen gIiibteu
Dor 2ebensluit urb Sonnenbrono.
Ser alien Safe orrft er ihmeiheIu;
RutrauIi6 fam elm Sinh 1eran,
Soenr Der Saiisbuno Iieb iih itrei9elu;
ct bat eS allen mn9etban.
Detroit fprnd er beim GbI6iebnebmen:
rSral 8trtbin. 5abIen fam i'd nidti"
Sic meinte ~gSiH mid b'rein beauemen."
Hub lab ibm IddeInb ius @eii6t.
Sic ipies i'm gu ben better Yfaoen;
Or girg uuo pfiff elm S6elmenIieb.
60 redt elm Bump bon 5ottes @uaSeH.
GO elmer. ben Die 8eIt ber5iebt! -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29

fODiel SiBs. Biitbenb 3errib i9 bies
fe Subslei. aber i'd bate es mir ia
slei9 benten t0nnen: bieIsr Mann
DerituHb eben nt9t gu retpu9ieren.
Dun mar ih nit meinem 2atein
10 aiemlid gu gnbe. S09Itens einen
@usipes CAB es nod: 9effe @bpin
beiab cine Ramera, er pbo~tograpbierte
dnateurtpsiie. Ra9bar Msbers Sins
terbaus bate er re9t sIiidli9 auf
benz Bible feitgebalten unb aud bas
Sbier<S tiaeben ouf Der 3ubpsibe
mar ibm gut sesliidt. Gr arbsitete
uber aud nit 8libli9t, 10 bab er BON
Der Ditteruns gar ni9t abbGneis
mar. @bpin tpurbe alfo a%itisrt, unb
er ertlGrte it9 fufort bereit, an bic
f9pieriss Qufodbe b%erun3ugeben.
gr barte in Der guten Stube ieinsn
apparat uuf, sruppierte uns lin eis
men Gid, Der nit @afen uub Srudtz
f9alen betoriert tpurbs, unb lsgte Iein
8libpulber re9ts I~eittpGrts pom
apparat auf ben gals elmer Iesren
Weinflaf9e, bic ouf stpei iibereinarls
Der seitellte StiibIe pOfttert porben
mar.
$50, afo iebt a9tung!" gbpin
IieB, na9bem er bas 3immsr bur4
Serablafen Der SSulouIien iorgfGltis
perountelt bate, einen S9peben dufs
flammen. 0as brennenbe SDl56eu
bielt sr IN bas BUILDER. Sas i6ien
sttpus aufau5iI9en, uber Is erfolate
fonft ni9ts. Msin Wann gGbnte,
mir trait Der S9peib Der @ripars
tung uuf bic Stirn. grnIt6en Iprans
auf unb frObIOdte: 70 1T tuieOsr aus<
geIDfdt," ba. elm fur6bar aels
Ter 8liB, Elm bumpfsro1enber Small
uHb cine WpIte ftidiQen, aif bic 2uns
gen faqenbes Qudlmes fpGlate ii9
bur9 bds 3immer. @rnit9en bate,
ais ibm bas idarfe 2i9t 10 unsriuars
tet in bic @usen brans, einsn berg
serbre9enben ansiti9rei ausseItoBen
unb in fsinsr 8er5peifluns nit beiben
SduOen Das Sif9tu9 ergriffen. 0ds
CAB ibm lpenigitens einen tnappen
Salt. fonft pGre err fofort riidlints
gu 8oben asTunten. limb biefes
S9idfat blieb ibm trpb Der 9sde
ni9t erfpart. benn bic CAB isiner
S9pere mad. unb ais Der Qualm
fi9 gu Iidten beaann, t%pGIstsn i9
grnitdsn, Sif9beden, 8aIen, 6ru9ts
f9alen ufp. in fpiiitem gbaOs auf
benz 5uBbOben. Heffe Gbtpin padte
feinen &rempel tuieber auiammsr nit
Der @rtldrung, es tbue ibm nidts
mebr leib benn fein unniib berpulpers
tes 8liBli6t.
- Iuf bic !SeriteIung zines
pbotp9rapbtfden 9%ruppenbtfbes babe
i9 mnmebr @ersi9t geleiItet, ben
9ebuntsn, ben Wunf9 Der @roB
mutter bod nod gu erfii1en, absr ni6t
aufge9eben. DesbaIb iaete i9 beut
gu meinem Mann:
sd fperbs uns nun fir @robs
mutter mdlen fdHen, unb afpar in
Del
rMetnetipegen in GFig unb Dell"
-mein Ttunn ftano Grgerli9 duf unb
mari in bDdft un5arter 8eiie, bic
Sbiir binter iid ins S9loB,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
Sas @ruppeablS.
Bon Sofefa Boot.

Yin Brlet bon 9robnutter. DER
Snbdlt bur4aus SufrieOenitelewo:
3 gebt ales i'm alien @eIeiIs; bic
9eiunbbeit gut. unb lie bpfft bas
slei9e Don uns; bic 8utterpreiie iiHo
iGmmerli9 bod, unD lie bofft bas
glei9e bon uns. bas nere Oienftmdb>
4en 1T bO4it ungefdidt Gdon Spei
une9te MeiBnsr YOrasaani4uIsn tdz
put sei9Iasen), uno ie bOfft bds
glei9e BON uns.
60 nett mar alss in Orbnung,
aber bas P. S.! v2isbe Soiefa, 10
bieb es ba, vbaB Su mir bas felt
Sabren i9on peripro9ene @ruppeus
bib Seiner Samilie nod INNER ni9t
gei9idt bait, punbert mid iebr. gtae
meme betunnten Srausn fragen mid
Sag unb Ra9t bana9. 0ieie Bite
t0nnteit Su mir bod erfiilen, 3umdl
i'd einen pafenben Rabmen baau
inter aIerbano 9eriimpel auf benz
8Oben f9on sefuuben babe. Den
iperbe i'd neil aufpplieren laFer, unb
bas Bib TIT fertig."
Ri9tig = bas 9ruppeHbilb! Ras
tiirli9, periproden bate i9 bus bel
iebem 9efu9. 4ber 9rpbmutter
tpubte gar ni4t, auf peI9e S9pie>
rtsteiten i6 ba immer uRb INNER
fpisOsr seftOben mar. Sn elmer &Ieina
itabt -. ma ia, es CAB Spei gang
tii9tise photographer am plaBe.
aber Der cine peritaub nt9t gu i'm
bipioudliiisren. Der andre ni9t gu
retou9ieren. limb bdnn mein Mann:
Der baBte srabeau bic Photographic
reret. sd mill in teiner 0artpins
f9en abnengalerie baumeln," battle
Der mir runb beraus srtldrt, als i9
bas lsBtemul I'm einen semeiniamsn
Sang gum photographer brdngte.
Infer grnit4en lift 5ubem aud ni9t
mebr Dor ben perbdnsten &aiten gu
brin9en. felt er Oas Ding militant
benz photographer iibsr ben Saufen
gepOrfen bat, neil er iid rpon Der
Ranone ni9t tpti9isBsn IaTen mill,
unb aud 2issden lit nit Der Sc
f6i6te ni9t 10 ri6tig etnperitdnben,
neil ie porber erft INNER griinbIi6
getpaf9en pirb unb lie6er sSaren
ma9t ais einiqe Minuten itia Iibt.
aber NIT ben &inbern piirbs i'd
idon fertig iperben, tpenn i9 nur
meinen Nadnn auf meme Settle aes
bru9t bate. Qm abenb ma6te i'd
ulfo tlar gum @efe9t: .SOr' mai
WGnn9en, nun gebt's d6sr nirtlid
10 ni6t mebr ipsiter. 9roBmutter
mill partout unisr @ruppenbiGD bas
ben uub pirb bGie perben, tpenn's
ni9t baIO antommt. limb 0u peiBt,
mas bann fir uns auf benz SpieIe
itebt."
Metn Wann brummte ettpas, mas
10 Hang: rer lei tein @rbi9Ieider"
dber ais i'd mid su einem Idnaer
pGbrenbsn 8ortraae dnfGidte, 9ab
er fein @inOerftdnbnis babin su En-.
tennen, buB er nGdften Sonntdg Dor>
mittds nit aum photographer ptlz
germ noble. 6dtts ib nGmli6 meinen
8ortrue erft beaonuen, tpiirbe er BEN
re9tJeitisen anfdIuB an Ieinen Res
stlubenb beut beriGumt bdben. Mit
grnit9en purbe i9 aud balb bans
bslseiuis: i'd berfpra9 ibm einen
puppenipdgen = adj, mas Der Sunae
nod germ nit puppen fpieltel =,
uno nit 2ies6eu trat id iibtrbdupt
nt6t erIt in llnterbunblunsen, bic
piirbe i9 fdon bur9 cine SaFel
.S9ot" (S6otoldbe) fire trieaen.
9tlIO Der sroBe Gag brad an. sd
bait. mid in ben OOlen Wids msines
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29
Cine atraumiae mob

Cine strGumise 80 o f.
Die 6rau gommer5iens
rGtbin bat ibren erIten Jour in Der
neueingeri9teten. aus speiuHb3udns
sig pieeen b~eitebeuben Dobnung. Bel
einem R~unbsung ertldrt re: .0ieTe
gauge 3immerfIu6t seb0rt mir; unb
bier babel TT ie serabe Bel Der
S9ldfitube anseIanst, bier be-
ninnt bic Hlu&. n1tinss Mannes.@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-29

= M a d Der 8 fp o bnbeit.
gr (su ieiner 9attin): na9 gtiie.
bas mar beute berrlid, i9 babe cine
Reiie i'm 2uftbaIIon sema9t!" Sic:
.Run. unO bu buit bu mir nifts nit.
sebradtg"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-19
LUNAcY COMMISSION FOR THAW.
Judge OIcott Will Apply for One at
Proper Time.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Thaw's wife
and Attorney Hartridge called this
morning. They spent the limit of time
in earnest conversation.
Evelyn stayed with her husband for
an hour and a half and then left for
Patridges office.
Justice Mclean, of the supreme
court reserved his decision this morn
ing on the motion to make permanent
the writ of prohibition against Jerome
and the grand jury. After long argu-
ments of counsel they were given un-
I'll tomorrow to submit briefs.
Attorney Olcot today turned
over 10 Attorney Hartridge all the pa
perS demanded by Hartridge in the
Ihaw case. At. the proper time, being
retained by Mother Thaw, Olcott will
apply for a commission to determine
me prisoners mental condition.