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The statesman., 1906-03-30

PHYTHIAs LODGE NO. II.
Meets the first and third Wednes-
day nights, 1882 Arapahoe Street.
DIR. J. H. P. WESTBROOK. C. C.
JOHN COOK, X. OF r. & s..
9I5 Twenty-frst Street.
The statesman., 1906-03-30

ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. l.
A. & A. NJ.
Meets the first and third Monday
nights in the month at 1712 Curtis St.
G. S. CONTEE, w. NJ.
WIN. SPRAGUE, Secretary,
P. o. Box 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-16

9emeint iein ion = ipurbe in friiberen
3eiten offer beridtet. Sin ffanbtnas
bidder S4riftfteler, Der elm pplitiIdes
Bud berfaBt bate, burfte fpGblen, OBJ
er entbauptet tperben pber Iein in
SIetf9brube 9efo9tss ManuIfript ellen
poQte. Sioat @olmar, Ser einiqe
f6arfe Satiren gegen ben 6eraoa
8ern9aro BON Sadfen gef6rieben
bate, muBte tie ungefo9t berunterz
i6luden. Sod i6limmer eraina es
Dem Suriiten pbilipp Slbenburger; er
mlibte ni9t nur Elm BON ibm perfaBtes
pampblet p~eraebren, fonoern tpuroe
ba5u nod dusgepeitidt. unb stpar
fo0te nit Der 3ii9tisuns erit uufaebDrt
tperoen, na6oem er bas lebte Stidz
diem beruntersetpiirgt bate. SIN
Sabre 1870 aipang 9arnabo 9iscpnti
apei pGpItli6e 0elegirte, Die Grtomz
munifationsbu1e nit ibren Seibenz
i9riiren unb Dem gleiIegel, Die ie inn
gebraht batten, gu ellen. Die 9ule
mar auf gergdment 9eI9rieben uno
oabsr Defenders I6per perbaulid.
G6enfo er5dblte SsIrid (1756) Don
einem Diterrei6ti6en General, Der
eirer SaulbIdein iiber 1000 @uloen
unterIfrieben bate, uno feline 9ldu>
bigger, bunn afs Der S6ein fduis mar.
sipang, i'm gu ellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-16

iter @ertfuo. uno tpie gut, 6ub i9'I
get9dn babe. Nur peib ih bod, bal
sic Die Redte ftno. mir 6eitimmt bot
4n6eginn! uro i9 fam niAt be9ret
fen. oaB t9 Sic nidt ertannt babe
81, itn6 ia benz 9ito4en no4 10 d6n
lid! Q6er oaran lit nur Die Sau6
fduto =" 0ottor G6ert gretft mi
beioen 5dnosn mad Der 6uu6e.
.W6er Serr 0ottor. lpus t6un Ste?'
80, i6 thu nod Oiel me9r, Ger.
truo -"
Die 5au6e ftiegt auf Sie Gros uni
5tpei BLONDE 30pfs bansen in polel
Yrdht iiber sdpeIter @ertruo!
Riden uno Der 0ottor nimmt osr
aopf 0es ergliibenoen Mdb9sns II
feline Sdnbe uno tubt Die pei6en Sip:
pen. Gs 1T gut, Oab SleinsR oiel MD.
ie6en tann, mas an Dem Sid DOR.
porge6t. limo ie fam aud ni9t ID:
rem, mas Die beioen 10 LANCE un0 eifrtl
gu fliiltern baben. Qber es mub po6I
etlpas febr idDnes gepeien iein, benz
al5 tie gu ibr ans 8ett treten, ieber
fe gang itrableno aus.
nNber S3peitsr Gertruo. no bait
0u benin Define !Salbe? lnb 3Dpft
BAIT gu, tpie meme Mamd, Gam
LANCE 3Dpfe. Gino Die eben erIt &c.
tpa6ien? Sd oadte, SdpeItern bdt'
ten muir Sauben. 9aben aae S6we'
fern 30pfe9"
nSa, absr ni9t ale 70 ipunSerT90ne
Roiel. llno 0u barfit jebt nidts mel,
ter fraeen, es 1T 3eit gum G6lafer
fir urttee feline Mdo6en!"
n9(ber Damn mub G6peIter @ertruh
oas f9Dne Gieo no6mal iingen pom
paraoies unO Den Gnqlein."
nSa, oas ioa iie tbun, bas mag Sns
Tel 0oftor audi germ b0ren." Gdpe,
iter Gertruo bat Die 30pfe ipie0er aufs
geitedt unb flues Die !Sau6e barber
befeitt9t. Dem @eliebten einen id)elmis
fden Bid auiperfenb; nun iebt ie Iidl
neben ods 9ett, nimmt Die beiben
SGnoe bes ainbes in Die ibren unb
fingt: n@aten 4benb, quite Na6t,
Don Gnelein bepa6t, Die 3eigen i'm
Sraum. Dir GbriittinbleinS Baum.
@6Iaf' nun ieIig uno iib. S9au' i'm
Sraum g para0ies."
sd fe6'S Idon i'm Wo6en, 2ie6fte."
Wit oieien Worten neigt Ii9 Der
Qr3t gu feiner graut, bie nit Itra6tens
ben Iu9en gu ibm aufl6aut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-16
Duno nno cANjutant.

graf 5ran5 @pulai C798 bis
1863, Der 1e49 0iterreidiI6er &riesss
miniiter puroe uno 1857, na6bsm
Rabebtp In Den GubeItanb eetretsr
mar, ben Sberbefebl i'm lombarbiiGs
pene3ianii6en Goniereide erbislt, bate
cine 3eitIans Die iible 9nsetpobnttit.
ieinen anti6ambrirenoen 4oiutdNten
ourh einen f4riaen pfiff tun3 gu
tbun, tpenn er iie gu Ipreden piinidts.
5reiherrlihe. erdflids, prin3life DO
jutanten bate 8pulai in ieinelh @ors
simmer gefeben, uno iie ale eg1orhten
benz Diff bes Generals pis ftnem ees
m%eTeneE miinoliden ooer ibriftliden
9efebf. 9as purbe anoers, als @rdf
9puIai emit einen neuen Moiutanten
iid ertoren bate. einsn 5ipar armen,
ober bohgebiloeten junssn Sffi3ier.
Dieter pubte bon oes Militdrsetpaltis
gen 8epobnbcit uno bdtte auh balls
@elegenbeit, Den linn seltenoen pfiff
gu p%ernebmen. Sings bolt er absr
Gpulais 2ieblinssbunb berbsi uno
5errt i'm gu ieinem Serrn. Dieter,
rotb Dor 3orn, fa5rt i'm an: mas
iou oenn Die Sunoetomobie. mein
Serr9"- nGrcellens baben eepfiffen,"
tam es N%ebrerbietis. aber felt BON BEG
@Sjutanten 2ippsn. sd babe sepfifs
fen, qepiB. jecoh nidt bem Sunbs."
repli5irte @raf 9pulai. rNiht Dem
9unos," frast eritaunt Der junse Diff
atsr. fir ipen fonIt tpobl iolte Der
pfifi bsitimmt isin?" Die nun fols
osnNe Ssens tuor. ipie Die Siitorie Be-.
ri4tet, cine hohoramatiIds. Mit einem
SAB ituno 9sneral Gpulai por ieinem
@oiutanten unb ourfbobrte ibn beis
nab NIT feinsr gliden. Ser aber
belt uneri6rodsn itanb. Damn 5aste
9puldi miloe: nSsrr 4biutant, fiibren
Sic. bite, Den 6uno binaus unb toms
men Sic tpiebsr su mir bersin!" Bon
Stuno an bat @puldi nismals tpieber
einsm I~niutantsn sepfiffen.
Nnn Qcufen. mir Wiidhrr hrrfdifNns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-16
Der 9dnge6oOen.
Don alaris Stabl.

nIei5enb! 5urdtbar elegant" fast.
bic junge Jrau, na6oem Tie i6re neu,
GrobItao ~tpobnuns fir 1900 Wurt Be-
ii6tigt bate. Pun aeige mir audi
nod Die Wirt6I4aftsrdume, Wdnne."
.WirtbI4aftBrdume2 mir iino ia
bitr in Der &i6s," ertpioerte Ser jung,
Gbsgatte o bier Woaen.
n5rsiti4, Bic ai9e lit ollsrltsbit,
lpie elm pubitiibhen leioer ettpas
gu Helm. - Qber ih meine, mas ba3u
gebort = Die ii6rigsa @dume," Idgte
9ruo4en, cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BON
QanDe.
.99, 9u meinit bie Gpeiiefammer!
Sier! iieb muir pie praftiI9 - 10 biel
Resale uno einise Satsn gum @ufbGn,
gen." ertlGrte MGnne poa Stola, i'm
Dem er cine i9male S6ir au einem
t~leinen, i6rantarti9en @elab offnete.
5rubden iebte iid auf sinen @tubl,
10 iebr mubte lie laden. ,Nein. aber
MGnne! 9as nennt man bier cine
Speiietammer9 Sas 1T ia taum Elm
Sdrant. Mutters WdIdeidrdnf su
9auIe lit nod nal 10 grob! ga, ea
mub geben, Oa mub man ii9 nit ber
@orratbstammer be9eIfen. $50 III
benin oieie?"
.Wprrutbstammer?" fraete WGnne.
ais bate er Oas Wort ME gebDrt. ,Wie
fannit 9u 10 etfpas perlanaen2 ST
bod In Berlin gar nift nDtbig. @as
9Iaubit Oh oenn, bier 1T Die Wobnung
gu Gnoe. Mebr eibt es nid)t fir eins
taufenoadthunoert Murf."
Oils 9rubfen begriffen bate, bab
oie feline Slide uno bas pinsi9s
Speiietammergelab anes lei. mas ibr
an Hdumli6teiten fir Die Saustpirtbs
fdaft geboten ipuroe, mar tie beinabs
ipra6los por 9eitiirauns. Die erften
@epittertpolten am ebeliden Maisns
monatsbimmel 5oeen auf.
nWo foa ih oenn NIT meinen f6Ds
men Suhen bin? Mit msinen WdTdes
uno UorratbsfGrdnfen, NIT ben Res
galen unb a0rben? $50 fon man hsnn
bier cine grobe WdIds plGtten ooer
io7it cine Irbeit pornehmen, Die riht
in Den Salon eebort2" fra9te lie ems
port, nSier fam ih niht pirtbidaf'
ten, ooer Ou mubt mir einen bon ben
Gallons ala Wrbeitsftube unb 0ors
rat9S3immer iiberlaHen!"
Sect mar Mdnns aufrihtis ersiirnt.
nQiebes aino, Ou mubt Dir bier
nod piel bon Seinen ldnbliden Nns
fdauurgen abgep0bnen. Wir iino bier
in Berlin ilno niht auf Dem 9orf.
Ollie 4dtung ppr 3einer Mutter, lie
TT cine Ie9r tiidtiae 6ausfrau - ober
bier orebt fih baS Qeben lim gdna ans
oere Ninge ols UNI MGIhef6rdnte unb
@prrotbst1pfs! Menn Oh su piel bas
rpr hoIt, iteu' Tie auf Die Bpoentams
mer, man lam pbne lie austommer.
Wlon ldbt einfad in Der 0ampfpaihs
an'talt maiden unb 1pIt ieinen tag
li6en geoarf beim 2aufmannl"
ySos iinb proletariihe 3uftdnoe!"
rief @ertruo nit SbrGnen. rWie lam
man ReIpett ppr elmer 9ausfrau has
ben, Die Salons NIT BARRETT uno Gins
ridtureen i'm empire uno Sueenos
fill bat, aber niGt Elm Minfelder. no
fe Die aebraudts Wdfde a%ufbepabrt!
Gouisl i'd ipeib, TT bas 9aus Der
Souspirtbihaft ipesen oa. aber bier
miro ia Die uidtiaite Seite tes Jamis
licnlebens, Die pirtbifaftlite, pols
ftdnois neeirt! Cine iolde 9iide uno
SpeiIsfammsr iino Der refine 9ohn."
IS folgts Elm neuer TbrGnenfrom.
9em is@@.ssa G:!..n m..rhs nas 6era
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-16
Gin Wiegen(ieO.
SkiDs Don 9ettp Rittwrssr.

Ser Nmatenrpbotograpb gebt ni6t
hdrmlos ipa3ieren. lpie Der gepDbnli6e
Sterbli6e, DEFENDERS Damn ni6t, nenn
er nod in Der 3eit Der .erIten aiebe"
gu feinem Npparat itebt. co lieb audi
Or. Wolf9ang ebert zines Wages feline
Iugen ludeno umberl6peiIen, BON Dem
WunI4 beieelt. nod irgeno Elm nettes
Sbjeft gu finosn unb Den lebten 5dg
ieiner 6ubpunoerung nidt fir vnubs
los" ertlGren gu miiNen. @iniae 2anos
1ddftsaufnabmen bate er stpdr i6on
sema6t, aber ni6t Elm ein3iges palIens
oes @enrebilo6en Tot ii6 linn oar.
limb gerabe @enrebiloden liebte er
gan3 Defenders. - plobli1 itodte isin
SUB: in einem 1auber eebaltenen Gar
ten an Der Hiidfeite elmer Der @ilen.
ole oas freunolife Stdotlein anmuz
tbig umfrGnaen. entbedte CT etlpos Heis
senoss, Elm balberpadienes, %blonb3ops
figes MGgoelein, bas einen Rinoerpos
gen nit RoIen famiidte unb oa5u nit
ipunoerbdr peider Stimme fang:
.@uten gbenb, quite Nd9t, Wit Rofen
beoa6t, Dit NGglein beItedt, S9liipf'
inter Die 9ed.' Moreen firth, tpenn
Soft mill. Wirit Oh ipisoer aeipedt!"
Or. ebert lauidte atbemlos oen liebs
li4en S0nen oes 8rabmsT6en
Shlummerlieoes uno fonnte Iid audi
niAt losreiben. alS lie b~ertluneen pas
rem UNI bas junge MGb6en iid na6
einsm miitterlih beioreten Bid bintsr
Die 8aroinen hes Wdsens in Den leihz
ten aorbfeiel 5uriidlebnte unb iinnenb
in Die sriinen 9uumipipfel iiber Iid)
f4dute. Nun bate er iein @enrebiloz
den uno ipas fur elm liebli1es odau.
Siefes alerliebite ainb, aus oeIfen
gon5er 4rt ihon jet Die Miitterli6s
teit 10 oeutlih iprad. oas pobl eben
nit u~nbeibubter SebnIudt bon einem
eebeimnibpollen 3utunftssliid trGumte!
60 oeutste Der pIpholoeiI9 eeidulte
Meoi5iner Den 9usbrud oss iiiben
MGo6enge1ihtes. RaId nabm er fei>
men Mpparat aus Ser Sai6e. fte1te i'm
llno tnippite, pereniiet Dor iid bin
ld6eIno. Sein Menf6 bate etlpds be-
merit bon ieinem SpibbubenItrei9.
gefriebi9t panoerte err ipeitrr. befriez
oigt uno bod ettpas fpebmiitbig. Gs
fpar ibm. ala liebe er etfpas Iebr aies
bcs bier 3uriid.
Der g9efarst bes eroBen ainbers
t~rantenbaufes 5u g.. Or. Wolfsang
Gbert, ipanbert unrubie in feinsm
Spred5immer bin unb Der. Die5e
ShDefter @ertrlb - tpGre iie nur erft
fort. feinem @eii6tsfreiIe entriidt' fir
ole 3eit! Sic raubt ibm feline Rube,
unb er fann oieisn 3uitano ni6t nod
orei Woden ousbalten. go lunae
bouert ibre Nusbiloune auf Der 6irurz
sifden Citation nod, unb er bat teinen
@runo, Die pflidttreue S6pefier pcrs
Der gu entfernen. 9lber - bm - er
tOnnte ia eeben. jebt ieinen llrloub
nebmen. Or. Sreitag. iein eriter @TIi.
fient. bat seitern erit seGubert. inn
fei's san5 sleiheiltis. OBJ er jebt ooer
I'm 6erbit reiien Tonne. IlIo miro er
iibermorsen fton fem giinbel i9nii.
rem. on Der See Grbolung uno
Dereehen iud)en! Sc flopft uno alf
fein ~5ersin" tritt cine Sdpeiter iit's
2irsrsr. Giel
.eSf's etpas 8efonberss, S9pefteI
Gertruog sic tpiFen. UNI oieie Sell
liete i'd feline etorung." gs flinsI
reht fdroff unb oie GhpeTer errOtbel
bel ibrer Wnttport:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-16

Sinh fe forte %ieftoblen2" fragile
emma. Die Neugier trieb fe Die 2ei.
ter binduf.
Die Mduie! I'm @ottes piGen, 81,
MduIe baber fif bur6 ois Sadleinz
nanb binour6 in bis 9etten 9efreFen!
Der eon5e 9ooen fliegt bon 6ebern!
8, meme i40ren 9etten!" idlu9ate
Srubden.
SEPT lieB fid Gmmo ni6t lanscr
halten. Sic mubte bas entieblide @rz
eignib nit eieenen 9lugen iebsn. Q6er
turner bate fie ni6t ge!ernt. Sic fieI
topfiiber in ben SGnee6ooen 6inein unb
bate iid nit einem 10 trdftigen
S6nuna bpn Der 2siter getrennt, bab
lie bieie aus Dem 9lei1getpi6t bra6te.
Die Better fiel ppIterno I'm uno 3ere
f6Ius i'm Sanen oos @fasfeniter BET
9ii9ent6ir.
glab Dor S9red un6 ter6ubt Lao
fie pben Der 2dnee radj ga uno ~itarrte
lire !6errin an.
nSerr BEG Simmsla, Die 2eiter!"
fhrte 3ruohen auf.
geibs frohen eilis mad Der S6iir,
I'm Qusf6au gu holten.
ga, ba lag Die 2eiter am 9ooen, unb
fs fparer ober o~efareen!
,Wie .ommer mir osnn nun hinuns
ter2" fraots 9ruofen eon3 unniibers
peiie. bern T6or Ser erIte Bid Be-
Iebrte lie, bab lie nihF tinunts: tonne
ten, es fei benn, baS ein brittsr Ole
0eiter tpieoer anle9ts. limo 6ieler
brittle mar ni6t in Der Wobnun9.
Die nGdite Stunoe, ole lie in gms
mas 8eie1fduft auf Dem unleligen
SGngebooen subringen mlBte, par Die
bdrteite priifung ibres iungen 2etens.
Nit pa6ren Seelenmdrtern mubte iie
m%itunb0ren, pie bas t0itti6e, fait fer
tige Mittageiien iiterto6te, bsrbriet
uno perprubelte. Don Sttunbe 5u
Sefunbe iteigerte ii6 i6r G6mer3.
nSebt tpdt oie Suppe iiber - 1Drtn
Sie, emma? Su, bie G9oten fan9en
ar gu bremen! pie baS rieGt! - bas
lit Der i9One 5iI6! = unO a9 - mein
Butter! Mit Dem it's aus uno porbei!
SOren Sic oas praIeln in Der Robre2"
Sa3u bic perbprbenen 9etten! gs
mar gu piel, felbit fir cine Jrau, Die
aus 2iebe gebeiratbet bat!
S9luf5eno uno 6dnoeringenb Iaben
Serrin uno &D9in auf Dem entIebs
Ii6en S~Gngebooen, ais bie Saustlins
gel ert0nte.
Qamd6ti9er! bie !Serren tparen
obne S6liiiel ausgegangen! Sas mar
nod bas SdredlidIte, oas peratpeifelte
&lingeln unO poben m%itan3ubDren.
Tann mar nieber a1es 1tiq. Sic tpas
rem natiirli6 mad einem S6loFer ges
itir3t - ober = beut' ma ia Spnnz
tag. $40 CAB es ga einen S6loFer?
Gnbli6 Elm BUMPER &ra9, pie
tpenn cine Sbiir geiprengt miro.
uno nun fam Ole Grl0Iune!
Sn ieinem edn3en 2eben bat Der
junge @atte nidf biefe 'fnrdtbars
Stunbe pereefen. Wie Elm BON ben
5urien oes Wa6nfnns 8erfoleter
itiir3te er in Die @ebnlng, aus Ser
inn Elm eritidenoer Qualm uno
9~ranbgerud entgeeenidlug.
@ber e6enio penig BADEN bstoe Sat-
ten je Den Quaenblid pergeiIen, als iie
'i6 eefuno uno unueriebrt in oen Urs
men bielten.
llnb oa mar anes andre slei6ailtia
- Die BON ben WGuien 3erfreT7enen
9etten uno bas bolitGnbi9 perbrannte
Witta9brot. Sic fiiblten mir lire
srobe 2iebe uno pie i6on esi lit, pie
uniagbur idDn, penn man aus 2iebs
beiratbet.
papa soe barauf Die prattifden
8onieduen3en aus bieicm fit Die jun
gen 2eute 10 unlie6iamen Grlebnib
uno mietbete ieiner Sodter nod einen
groben unb fdonen @rtrdraum fir
i6re pirtbidaftlihsn geourfniTe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-16
WalobranN i'm 9udsebirs:.
pun feinrib 6ad,rr.

9urf Der Sanucn @eaipeis
Gm gergesbaug
Stieblt ifiiGtern iid
Sin l40ltheu blnuen &audes
Steigt Su ben Gronen aut
98iro bidt uno bidter
unb ipallt i'm Won0eui6ein
g9ie Gin 8cipenit,
Gas ouf gum Netbcr itrebt
limb bod ont 9ooen ipurjelt,
Surb bas nG6tige Sbal.
90 %tniitert cs am 0runo,
lno iAldn9elno uno ii0 ipinbenb
unb intmsr pahieuD,
8Iettcrt bic 3iin9elnoe 6Iomme
Bon Nit 5u Wt
Gen Stamm biuouf,
uno Ieubtct oils biutiee @crbt
6unteu ipriibcub
Sur6 bic Nobt! -
9cr &irid ibredt ouf uno fliebt,
Sen Berg c%rtlirtmCno;
Sn boben Sludten
Stiirmt bas Rcb III 3bat
limb iu6t i'm 9idi6t Sd)ub,
limb ifleidcno mill Der Studs
Sen iibern 9au 9cipinnen. -
g8ie cine leuhtenoe Stdnoatte
@aot nun Der fable Stamm,
limb Nabrung iuheno
Sprirot bic gieri9e 6lamme
9on baum 5u Baum.
IS ipOgt Gin 6eucrmeer,
lleberilutbet ben Walo,
limb fruhenb ~itiir3cn
Sic acknowledgement Mteien
HITTER ieiner @eipalt.
Ses Monoes Silbcrlidt
SbmilIt I'M blutigcn Sdein,
Ser 9erse @lcti6creipiet
2eudten glutbi9
nno p%fcifenO iprinst bic @emte
@pu @rat gu 8rat.
areiihcnOe @bgel
llmfrciicn bic brenncnoen Sorfe
llno %itiir3cn blinOlir9s ii1
Su ben Glammentob,
Ser ibre grut pcr3cbrt. -
Wic t%rftarrt
Gbaut bon ferne Der mcnf4
Sn bus 3ebrcnbe 8crberbtu
llub erihoucrt,
Ser fih 70 mdhtie binft,
Su iciner 3lcinbsit
llno ibiuei9t,
Wo Glenente reber.
Surd ben Vcrapob sriibt
9ie WorgenIonue
Sn has Gbol binein,
llno crblcihenb
Siilt fe fh IN Shieiet.
Sic milf ben foblcnben Berg
Sen iterbcnocn gDoIo ui1t Itb'nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-16

Bon 0eafen, bic Builder btri9lnns
gen bnbrn - mas nidt etipa I'M iiber=
traasnen Slime, ipnbsrn buhitdblih
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-16

in regard to the day to be celebrated,
was grandma's, II sunshine inva-
lid" who was idolized by the three
grandsons. While the dinners were
jolly, there was a bit of formality for
the sake of impressing the little fell
lows, and the talk and chatter was.
largely about the day that was being
celebrated. Besides the pleasure they
derived, they were instructed in re-
ligion, patriotism, history and the
foundation of the art of entertaining.
The next year we went a step further
by letting each of the boys write the
invitations and do the catering for a
dinner. This year st. Patrick's day
was celebrated as n of the boys had
an Irish friend of whom he was very
fond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-16
TO TEACH

In order to encourage patriotism
in the minds of my three small sons,
says a writer in Good Housekeeping,
and make them understand some
thing about the men whose birthday
anniversaries are celebrated, as we'll
as something about the occasions for
other holidays, / gave them dinners,
to which they each received formal
written invitations. The days observ-
ed at first were Lincoln's and Wash
ington's birthdays, Easter, Fourth of
July, Thanksgiving and, of course,
Christmas and New Years. | made
a menu for each member of the fam
lily of light cardboard, five by three
inches, folded to make two leaves
two and one-half by three inches, and
the menu was typewriter so they
could read it. On the first of the
four pages was the name of the holt
day, with date. For the outside | en-
broidered satin covers with appropri-
ate designs or emblems. The pleas
ant duty of ipmarting information of
an interesting and instructive nature
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-16
The First Buccaneers.

Pierre lie Grand listened to the dew
lis query, and answered, "Why not?"
With tw%enty-eight men he put TO sea
in a small boat, scantily provisioned
He ran down the Windward Channel
and into the Caribbean Sea. There
he awaited the coming of a possible
prize.
He waited in vain, 1t seemed. The
days passed, and no sail arose. The
situation grew desperate; the provi-
sions were almost exhausted. And
then, at last, a Spanish ship, separat-
ed from her fellows, showed solitary
on the sea.
This was a galleon of the largest
size, carrying three hundred men.
Pierre's craft was hardly large
enough to serve as long boat for this
ship. Yet the Buccaneers did not hes
itate. When night had fallen they
came quietly to the vessel. AS they
mounted to the deck one of them
iscuttled their boat. Whatever the
event, there could be no retreat.
With never a sound of warning, the
duFcHLuIeTS SCTdIlDlou OH ucCh, pio-
tolls and cutlasses ready. Instantly
one party darted for the gun room,
another for the cabin, where the cap
the ship was won. Thus began the
tain was found at cards. He surren-
piracy of the Buccaneers.
ginning of a very successful career in
piracy. After a few years at it, he
felt that he had acquired treasure
enough to retire. To make assurance
doubly sure, however, he carried Off
with him much booty that belonged
to his companions. BY the same to-
ken, he omitted any leavetakings
when he sailed in the night for
France. When the Buccaneers dis
covered his fight they pursued him,
but in vain. Safe home in his native
land, the pirate chief bought a title
and was the first of a long line of aris-
tocrats. But he did not curse his de-
scendants with his ill-gotten gold, for
he spent all of it himself in particu-
larly riotous living. A number of
those same descendts were among the
a~ristocrats who persisted with high
bred grace on the %guillotine of the
French Revolution.-Marvin Dana, in
the November Metropolitan Magazine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-16
MORNING AFTER THE DANCE.

n broke up at two am, we
reached our beds at four,
At five O'Clock the farmers fist was
rapping at our door;
Wake up" says he, 'your breakfast
waits-we're most uncommon
late;
The hogs are squealing, Give us
corn the COWS are at the gate
We heard his heavy tread retreat
along the naked floor,
Six steps it may have been, or seven
and then we heard no more.
Sleeps touch that sealed our eyelids
down was .feather-soft and sweet,
Our dreams were all of sparkling ewes
and little twinkling feet.
Again we waltzed Matilda Jane and
Annabel and Sue,
And chased down the middle Of the
parlor, two by two;
But just as we were bowling our part
ners to their chairs,
The farmers cowhide boots again
WciS uedTu upon the SUITS.
With sigs and groans, we fumbled
and grumbled in the gloom,
For shoes and such etceteras that
carpeted the Don
The frost was on the drowsy corn
what time we drove that way;
The moon still lit the silent vault, as
when we came from play;
The reedy ponds were g%armented
with gossamery lines;
The stars were blinking s~leepily
above the sombre pines;
The sun was gliding Boston's domes
a thousand miles down East,
And evening seemed a thousand years
away from us, at least.
A thousand years from two of US
Bills thoughts were lighter
toned;
He grinned and gaped and chuckled,
while we yawned and huskedI
and groaned.
(Which one?" says Jim, "Matilda?"I
and Bill replied, Its Sue;
And every ear I'm husking now, I'm
husking it for two"
Quoth jim: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
before the day is done,
| reckon I'll be mighty glad I'm hus-
king 'em for one."
Frank Putnam in National Mag
azine for November.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-16
GRENADE VERSUS BAyoNET.

A military result OF the JAPANESE
fighting at Port Arthur, it is predict
ed, will be a widespread discarding of
the bayonet for the hand grenade or
bomb. A modern London made gren-
ade is Z inches long by rs inches in
diameter, weighs a pound and a
quarter, is safely carried on a belt
and can be thrown 80 or 40 yards by
an 1S-inch tail rope. The detonator,
carried separately, is screwed into the
grenade just before throwing. The
charge is tonite, but any high explo-
sive can be used, and this gives much
greater effectiveness than that of the
old time grenades.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-16

"All things are oificult before
they are easy" such as getting the
swing of itY IN advertising a store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-16

Largest cIrcuIatlon-enough said.