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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24

JOHN Wesley founder of IRE Mctb3.
dist rislrcb. was born at Enworth. Eng
land, ou JUNE j.. lfU3. and died in
London ua March =. 1901, aged eighty
eight years. lie was educated at Ok
ford university and entered the Ilin-
iatfy or tlc Church of England which
CORE spends so the Episcopal church
IN tAls country. Ihrce wears after
General flames OGiethoIpc had founded
thr COLONY or Georgia he cane over nj
oeIctloTn's request mainly 10 convert
uIe Indians This was ia 1885. On
e. voyage hc met and CONVEX ed with
sPne Morayians. and on bis return to
England Dee studied that religion and
was converted to IT, After further
study of The Moravan doctrines he
was moved by mr0uqucrabic zeal to
declare free salvation 10 all men
through simple failh IA Jesus Christ
ON May 10. lao. Doe laid a, Bristol.
England. she cornerstone OF de first
Methodist church building.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24
eles. Aster.s ltlrtlr ne.rt.

Sir Henry Irving one day met a
brohendoUn actor iH the strand 4
never $40 sou 90 fbe theatar now
aid 81 Henry. Tie other murmured
somethiHe aboHi his iH luck and shah
finfss -ph. nonsense. Eou crmo to
n.-Te1 AID Fl Teg- nsm d. tie
ac= y rezt 70 nrs =
t-ss s'.i-- - 1f-h 2
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24
THE DAILY JINGLE
TIE ONE FOUNDATION.

Tie chrch's one foundation
rs Jesus Christ her Lord
She Dis new creation
Hy water and tho word
From baavau he came ana sought he
TO to his holy BRIDE
With l.s 9Fn Maaa lee bought her,
And iJr hlr l.ic hc died.
E.ec- from every nation
Ilt one oer an .ha earth
Eer charter OF salvation
one Ions. oae faith. one birth;
One holy name she blesses,
FarHEes one holy food
AuI To- one hope she presses
Wth every grace endued.
Though with q scoruful wonder.
Na aoa her sore 5pprest
Hr ca.sH rout asmder,
nF hen. .Cs Distress:
yer saints their watch are keeping,
Their cry goes up. How long?'
and Don the night OF weeping
Shall he The morn of song.
Mid toll and tribulation.
And mult OF her war.
She wait The contamination
o. peace fer evermorc;
Til with he vision glorious
Her longing eyes are blest.
And the great church victorious
Shall be tie church an rest.
Y,t she Ola Garth hath union
with COD the Three iu one.
And Pee srrc- communion
with tnoac whose rest ia won
o. hunpv ones and holy
lore. g.re us grace that wc
LIts iaemthC meek and ioHly
ON hieh may dwell witi thee
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24

Fer Co MY Superintendent of scnooIs.
W. are authorized to announce
JOHN snyder as a candidate for re-.
election 70 the Office Of County super
intendcut of Public Schools Of Alexan-
der coipty, subject TO the Republican
primar election to re held April IS,
1895.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24

The Bulletin 10 on sale at tho fol-
lowing places:
coisman's, 214 Eighth strsst.
Hall lay House news stand.
Wall sr's, 10 Sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24

SENATOR DEpEW will not resign
from The United States senate, bat
he IN willing ID compromise by resign
ing from the directories of seventy
nine companies TO which he has been
The business Of United
States senator must be profitable
when a man can give up seventynne
for the purpose Of retaining one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24

We ere authorized to announce Or.
r. J Caue d Unity, as a candidate
for re cctioa 20 the office of County
ccmml onr OF Alexander County.
subie q the iec i3n Of the Republic
can Pr nary Election
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24
december Circulation

The hove is a correct statement Of
the circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin
f. the year, 1905.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subs eribed and sworn TO before me
this SRI day OF January. 1906
LEO J. KLEB,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Ny commission expires January is,
1909.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24

AND nov L Is charged that pianos
have ben frauked though the mails
By ent priang and musical congress
men. z i- Is going little toe far THE
people age tortured enough hy she
piano hat ene through the regular
urce
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24
- coaatg e.nn-aaIsn.r.

We axe authorized to announce DR.
r. J. DUNCAN Of Tamms al eandi
date for Comfy Commissioner Of
Alcxan or comfy, subject to the decis-
ion Of the Republican Primary eiec.
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24

1T i wise To- take lmngs as they
come ana this applies to politics as
well a. otherwise The FIRST duty
DemocI ats have in hand is lie cleo
tion Ct several judges OF the supreme
court = iiinoi or energies can
wen b. exere cd ID that direction Io-
the pro cni
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24
TWO I'M
HE CAR
~ Henry BerIfn6boT
Capmia3, iro5, M lIeclur, Pht3as & Go.
. a . =

tt,5 . ~, NINA.
~ '1'''N my 49,, 'V,,''N'
lu'u 'ie r'"'fu' i''.iS'ie' 'i"il'u"s
lle @ifl.s late WeRt Wiiile'
'.iae' he efied, gfasrlng his arIa'
'G5 YOU ucau . say that they arc like.
Is bold MP your carr
II was only rooling lie laughed. 81
ann. moon, +, ....,ro ,.ou doarr
WA t,,r,,a1 rroa, me- ns.,ny oa,,,,,,c
/ n... s-oll ,.o,,.s,.a AN. tto. .,ro..e III o,.i,
- -
= We 'iii &c men - ''''i ''een 'l'''''iii'
aH lAe '.tiAs oii tlF n ''sla Y" 'tast'
/ thoy went 1ero5s tiin street from the
station to where the poi lcd marble
1 sf lha soda faantai4 Fsaamad attlal-
ivpgr II ths iiaif
lIqUiaav did nnf commence bls rpp
ra,,, r,.,,a,. n,t,,,..bt o,a ,i,,,, ,,...,
- ~ ~
'o'l ~ lt5L' tAe s'7''
IAeE sald Aosnlh& more aDout me CIR
cuar bat Jessie,s face was cloud2d,
and try rs he would, Joe could nat
coax q au1iic tfom her
Tie Denver Red gang was operating
along lire some BOO miles to the
SOUTH and halliday had given no par
ticular thought % TIE poster. Even
now he did not realize that Jessie was
cQnjurins in her brain Visions Of an
express eaE shattered by dynamite and
an express messenger. with p face very
like his own bleeding from dozen
wounds.
When the whistle Of the limited
sounded far down tie valley they arose
aud reraccd tHeir way 70 the station.
ana III thc rush OF checking his lists
Halliday lost sight Of Jessie. When at
last he stood ia che doorway Of the car
watching Inc loading of the baggage
car behind he dii not sec thc eager face
upuned toward his 1t was ioo late 10
jump down and 20 in search OF her, ana /
rs ho stood M the door Of The car While /.
tbo train ratified through the yards he
wondered what h9d become of her
as obey pJieI ont ON their long run
over the divide
Then he turned to bis invoices again +
and 5on was 50 bu,iy occupied thar F
l.. -,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24
AN , JUDGEMENTS.


We re authorized 10 announce E.
]. HOI GEES as a candidate for sheriff
of Ale ander county, ubiect to the
decisioa Of the Republican primary
election
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24

Tue advocates If strenuous foot
h7il - Inning some comfort in the
fact Il You-g ran. a ne iie1i oi
BfnolFlsl recently died FROM IN
lurics nlrte1 while playing basket
ban. + mas yet D. nee ss1ry o. re-
fem J. ncC1le
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24

OuR be iesh.p eally seem TO Pc
in NOR danger in flH.e of peace than
they as in wa TINS is something
that Is comTelde1 60 those who are
advaca ing biz navy and immense
barlesi r in cr'lr fro preserve the
peace II ihe natio1
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24
TROUBLES Or Gus own.

SECRETARY ROOT IS TAKING
great tlslble-to-ezplsin to--he -e-ate
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching Blind, Bleeding. P-orrudias
Piles. Druggists aye authorized 20 r.
fund money II Pazo Ointment fails %
cure in q 10 ! days soc
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-24
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Agerase daily and Sunday circn-
lahul for the year 1905. $3.50. .2f2e
Averaea daily and Sunday circula-
lion tog the month Of December,
.no- 30ng
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Minnesota Savings Fund g. Investment
company to James p. Wilkinson, lots
II and Is, block 1, Wenz' addition. i.
John B. johnson to James II. A. Walker,
lot 8, c. B. Gedney's subdivision.
William Niyen and wife to Harvey S..
Haynes, lot %. block Is. ]. T. Blais-
dell's revised addition ....-...........
Girard :. Investment s company to James
4 NICK. Thompson, lot p, block s, Mon
roe Brothers addition ................
Anna and Thomas L. Flanagan to Christ
Elsenpeter, lots 20 to "A, block II, "a
George 5. s sr to Arthur q. Hol.
brook, lots %. to 80, block 2, Ingle-
wood Park addition ................... -
George B. Bradbury to Glenwood-Ingle
wood company, lots Is to 10, block II, !
Inglewood Park addition. ..............
Christina and c. H. Rasmussen to Ait
tie johnson, lot 10, Abbott's addition.
AS9rch Elevator company to Christ
4ristenson, lot ~ Monarch addition. =,
lot 1e, block % Burgess addition.
drew 1naSes. Ut i Is, block lock i. Hell a
on msa "os and Charles S: Mckee to
Name P: Bushnell. lot u, block 80.
Calhoun Park NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Harry A. Williams and wife to Iver Z
Mohn, lots 4 and s, Walton's Second
Sophie and oliver S. stow.n to Joseph
P. Bachelor, lot 8, block Is, ct. Louis
Deforest Kimbail and wife to Thomas
Watts. lot 8, block 2, and lot 8. block
Louis 81 oA Wosseh ns.A and wife to Ti.oaor:
Nelson, lot 10, block 8, Powdsrhorn
Park addition ....................
Eliza n. and James =. Pratt to a. b
Carmichael, lot b, block 2, Van Nests
Longfellow Brothers company to Thomas
d. Cootey. north 20 feet Of lot and
south 30 feet Of Lot 2, block 50, Grove
land addition
Emerson Cole and wife to Minneapolis
General Electric company, lot II, block
Henry Lueben and wife to William Lus-
ben, lot 2. block 0, Maben, White q
Anna Champion to william W. sykes
ct al, lot 4, block 8, Rddsewood adj
Clara NJ. Olson to Printers' supply COM
pany. lot 10, block u, Remingtou's
Egbert Towles to Hsaley q Aksiey, GB
NE section 2o-116-22. except cemetery.
n. W. Jones to Deda NJ. Elwood, front
~ feet Of lots II and II, block 2
| Minnehaha addition .,..:.........-..
b; W; Jones to Deda N; E1weod, lot 4.
| n. ". Jones to Deda NJ. Hwood, lot 10,
block 2, J. P. Tfbbett's first addition.
| Fred A.. Holt and wife to Peter A.
Satter, lot s. block 8, McMillan's adj
Otlon ..................
Flora A. Hobart and Marcus P. Hobart
to Jacob Lingenfelter, lots 8, 0 and 10,
block 90. Remington's second addition
Jones. north 40 feet inches Of lot 10.
block 8. Chicago Avenue addition.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
BUILDING PERMITS


Or. J. NJ. Kistler, 64264< Sixth avenue
n. two.story brick stores. 1890. s14. 800
Frank Prinz. 2112 Garfield avenue, new
roof 1.1O0
Northern Coal & Dock company. 191 q
Island avenue. coal office. LOCO
two-ssoEy frame dwelling: ........... 22oo
two-story frame dwelling ............. 300
Eleven minor permits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Rs10o
Total ................ ........... $4,000
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER b STonAeE 90, Has
unequaled facilities for packing, moving, stos.
ing and shipping household goods. See our
elegant new nreproof Storage Warehouse with
separate rooms and compartments. warehouse
office, 400 Lake st; main office, l6 So ID st
MNNEAPoLIS TRANSFER AND sTo1Aa1
Co. has best facilities for handling and stoe.
ing household goods; expert furniture packersi
safisfaction assured: cut rates TO Pacific COAST
and other points our speciality. Ia 9th ut 3
Both phones.
OUT RATES on HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70 OH
cago Denver, Spokane, Paciho coast terminals
and tributary points; best OF service and low.
est possible rates. Write or call the Boyd
Transfer 3 Storage Co.. 20 80 Sd 1t.
CAMERoNs TRANBFR AND SToHA0E-
Best facilities for moving and storing house
hold goods; expert packers. Office, 200 Nicol.
FIREPRooF sToRAGE, CLEAN, sEPARATE
rooms: packing and shipping. 1o6 LIST Az N
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

cHE RUSH TAILORING CO., 3o4 lst Az s,
are closing out at exactly half price In their
great Annual Cut Price Sale of Tailoring, all
fine tailored o-measure suits just received
from their 337 agencies throughout the north
west. These suits were all made expressly
but were not called for by their customers, so
you see the greatest values in tailoring ever
offered in the following list. Note the size,
materials, the regular prices and the cut
price. 1t will cost you nothing to see IL we
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
OCEAN STEAMERS

THE EMPRESS LINE OF THE ATLANTIC
High class accommodations on the new ex-
press steamers, Empress OF Britain and Em-
press of Ireland, the fastest, largest and finest
steamers between St. Lawrence ports and Eu-
rope; every luxury Of travel and all the COM
? Portable appointments are at the disposal Of
the passengers travelling with their steamers.
~ Canadian Pacific Royal Mail Steamship Lines.
232 Nicollet ay, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
LOANS AND CHATTELS

~~~~Nc~c~~>~~<Ne~~s>>~e@ N@>o-~S~~>>~~~c~N~~~>S~
JENNINGS 824 GUARANTY BUILDING,
loans money on furniture, pianos. warehouse
receipts, or any security: low rates: easy
payments.
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property; charges reasonable. 500 Globe bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26

Unimproved.
$500.
For Ntco1let av lots, 48x125, all surveyed and
title insured. s,-
Stevens av at Attn st. only two LETT <8x130,
surveyed and insured.
1925.
Bryant av at 47th st; fine lots In Lynnhurst
one block to car.
$685..
Bryant av close to 40th st: Hes pretty.
$475. .-'- 81.
Blaisdell av. east front. two lots. All these can
be had on terms to suit.
@. c.. Bib Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
sA2b-aARFIELD Av, BETWEEN a2d AND
- Path, west front. 4ox12. !5i.a
$S50-Large lot on 18th av, s. between Frank
lin av and 22d, west front: 64x12s to
alley above grade; good fiat location.
saoo-Jeferson st NE. near 18th, east front,
s225-Fremont az N. between 8sth and seth,
west front. 40x127, three feet above
grade. e
$sOo-Harriet av. between Franklin and I'D,
west front, 4ox12s. above grade. street
improvements. @
IA Yale Realty Co., 2oe 4th st S. M
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
REAL. ESTATE FOR SAI,F

Farm Lands.
9 : - . { aoSE 8 IN q The . 80 9
Q Pacific Northwest. Q
o You have not seen the best there is In Q
o the northwest. z for beautiful and happy O
o homes, until you see and investigate the o
Q Payette district In southern Idaho. A Q
O careful investigation viii convince you that q
0 we can give you the best and the most o
o for your money of any section in the great o
o west. o
0 Write today for boiled down facts to Q
Q A. z. Wood Q
o Payette, Idaho. Q
o o O o. o o o. o 90 O O O O
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26

=. . COWS, DOGS, POULTRY
FOR sALE-Two THoRoLY BROKE CHICK.
en- dogs, both settlers. years old. You can
try them. Bennett Sykorg, Breckenridge,
THREE MONTHS OLD FULL-BLooDED IRISH
settlers, also 1-year-old Irish setter. 2O20 Up
ton av g.. John Tinker.
FOR SALE CHEAP-BosToN BULLDOG, PED
tgreed. months old. 1412 Sd st s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
For Rent-Farns.

wANTED-TENANT FOR TERM OF YEARS,
quarter section farm improved. three miles
from Browns Valley; splendid neighborhood,
fine farming country, rich soil; reasonable
terms. Address 300 New York Life building,
Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26

" For Rent-Stores. =
. o o o o o o o o O o
o ---. n
...... - n
. $50 I'd Av s, Cd AND Sd FLOORS. OR
60. suitable for light manufacturing or
could be easily arranged for rooning- o
O house.
% $40 and IL I'd av S, 42xeo. list floor y
o suitable for any kind of business; reason. O
able rent. Apply. +,. 49,. a
g.. Thorpe Bros, n
o 206 Andrus Building. q
90 o 0 o o o o
FOR RENT-sECoND FLOOR OF BUILDING.
% 9th st S; good location for merchant tailor
other light business. Inquire at Wells
42-44 9Th st s. .' ..s ~.
FOR RENTSToRAGE AND WAREHOUSE
s. room On Great Northern track. Waterman
y Hunter Co.. 515 LIST av NE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
PAUL BEUHLER,

FOR SALE-oWNER MUST SELL STRICTLY
modern eight-room home. just completed; full
two-story, large attic, laundry, vegetable eel
lar, fuel bins lavatory, ETC., in basement;
large reception room, buffet in dining room,
: all high grade hardwood finish throughout;
open nickel plumbing In bath; has sewing
room and library; located near Chicago av In
side OF 33d st; bargain at 81 500; terms. Ad-
dress 1879. Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A. D. CAMPBELL CO.. AWNINGS. sHADEa
tents. 211 Hennepin.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26

, LOOK AT THIS.
!, $1oOoO-Housc and lot 9th st, be- {
tween Hennepin and Mary place; 30 {
x167: house rents for $50 per month; {
mortgage IS, 900. r- {
, Minneapolis Trust Co..
Hennepin and 4th st.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
WANTED-To RENT

YOUNG COUPLE, HIGHEST REFERENCE,
want four or i've modern rooms in dat or
th Won ~ c.g taE COX Wer
month"; including Augusti Address $685., Jour
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-16
Sas e@idraI etnsr Sarbe.

9ei 86ltern nit elmer biretten, uHs
compIisirten Gebensdni9auuug, iust
Sapslod @lis, finbet man burapeg
cine grobe 8orliebs fir bic gelbe
5arbs. Sn man9en 8Olterregionen
seniebt bic gelbe Sarbe bieielben
Spmpatbien, bic beute bon ben afris
tdnif6en Wtlben Der rotben 5urbe
sntgesensebradt perben, obslsid Rotb
BON ben Wilbeu Der selben 5arbe i'm
ullsemeinsn Oprgs5ogen pirb. Die
8orliebe fir 9elb finbst man in ipeis
tenn llmFanse BEL &inbern; 5uglei4
nit benz reifenOen 4lter perrin9ert ii4
aber bic Rsisuns Oes Wsnideu fir
bieie Sarbe.
Die gsIbe 6arbs bat cine tpirtli9e
9efdi6te. Dor ALIEN 1T gu bemerz
Ten, bab bic @orlisbs fir bisie 5urbe
i'm ainbbeitsfabium Der &ultur Der
8Dlter ibre andlogie i'm &inbbeitss
alter isbes ein5elnen Meni6eH finoet.
Man bat es bier offenbar nit sinem
Gitbetif6en prinSip gu tbun. bas
nabe 9esisbuneen gu p6BiiologiI6en
2ebensbeoinsuneen dufpeiit. Bel
Malsrn iit bic 2isbe sur selben Surbs
ie6r perbreitet, uub Rembranbt bat
ben 9runb ieinsrportrdts nit sinem
9ebGmpften 9olbeslb anselest. Sas
G6riitsntbum bat oem lpeit perbreites
ten 9ebrau9 Der selbsn 5arbe ben
8oben ent3ogen, inoem IS bic 9ebens'
bebingunsen unb bic 2ebensart Der
Seiben nit bieier Sdrbe in 9erbins
bung bradts uno srtlGrte, 9elb Isi biz
S5arbe Der unseSiieeltst Sinnesluii
uno biirfts baber bon Gbriiten niht
aebrau6t iperben. 9slbe aleioer
trugen bic 8urtiianen bon @riedens
lamb uno Rom, unb bic lei6tlsbiee
Srauenpslt trug selb sefdrbte Suare.
Dies mar Elm ausreihenbe 8eipeis fir
bic Sbeie Der eriten 6riitliden pries
fer, unb bic eelbe Sarbe mubts olss
bdlb Der bluuen unb pioletten ipeihen,
bic beiGuftigenb auf bic SHINE beg
Weni9en fpirten. 9Iau fam baburf
Defenders Su Gbren, bab bic Maler
Der Mlabonnd itets eineu blauen
Rantel gdbeu. 60 ipuroe glau bic
6arbe Der &euihbeit unb GrbubeH.
teit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-16

:. ia to-. . ia ia ia. .pfiiiii. .pfiitit
bic Sonne bate 6euer sefongen,
polIte iid pie raienb I'm ibre 46is
breben.
Bum. ). bum. bum. .iebt gingen
NIT entfebli6em 9stru6 aud bic ~
fen &anousnidIGse los.
GrpIoiion fplste auf Grploiion.
untermiidt BON bem Silfesef6rsi Der
Sruusn. a1es bate Iid in fpilbem
&nGusI na9 Der entsesenseieBten
Sette oben uuf bic 8dnte seFIiiatet
Oidter 9ulperbampf erfiiIlte bas
fteIIeutpsife an Der SolSpertleioun9
brenntnbe Wdeenabtbeil.
rad Elm paar Wtinuten h06Iten
@ntfebens itaub Der 3ug mitten arrf
bem 5elbe fin. piuenbGdsr. Der llrs
beber bes perfriibten 5eueripsrts. bate
nit @eiftessesenpurt bic RptbIeine
ee5oeen.
Gum Slid mar ntemanb srnitli9
perlebt. Nur Worpbi, bas llngliidss
Dieb, bate ieinen 8ortpiB nit benz
2eben beadblen miiFer. Salb pers
brunrtt. ale bier bon ii9 seitredt, lag
Der tobte @ffe mitten i'm Seripps bes
trpb aller SmprGsnirung lidterlp1
brennenben Rudfdds.
Sir Sreunb pilIenbdder. Der nun
bic Weiterreiie uufgeben unb auf bic
Sreuben bss S9iibenfeites persi9ten
mubte, fam bas bide Gnbe nod naf.
Die Observation-Disclosures 1bidte cine ees
pfefferte Strufpsrfiisurg unb leitete
auberbem bas Strafperfabrsn tpeoen
fabrIdftser 9efGbrbung zines Giiens
babnSuges elm. Die Mtireifenbsn, bes
rem 8leiber gum Sbeil perbranut uno
arg bef6mubt paren, tlagten auf 70
erbebli6e acknowledgement, bab
iib aud Der S6rsd uno bic aufres
sung beaablt mudte.
piuenbGder tonnte frob iein, baB
bic sr6btsn S9reier ii9 nit rbluuen
2appen" ben Wunb itopfen lieben
unb er nidt nod ipesen Branbitiftung
unb aOrpsrperIeBung unter 9lntIags
lam.
Seitbem bat Der 4potbeter sius
@ntipatbie ge9en Seuerlpert unb af~
fen. Wenn am Stammtiff bic Reot
barauf tommt, trintt er ieinen Sdops
pen aus unb trOGIt ii4 mad ben Pei'
mif9en Penaten.
Der ~SauptipuB" nit bsm ~Seuer'
ipertslaffen", ben bic guten ~arau'
fetDpfe" niemals Su isben betumen,
mar ibm benn bod sepaItig in bic
@lieber unb ms portemonnuie se'
fdbren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-16
Gr ano eie.

Gin 2sIer tbsiIt elmer beutfdlGn.
bif6eH 3situns. folsenbss 3Diesss
iprd9 nit:
-Nann, iisb einmaI Der, mas fir
eiuen punbsri6Ouen 9abn i6 aui
benz Wartte sstauft babel"
rSebr fdGnl"
wWos barf Der tofeH2"
~3pei Uiurt fiinf5ie."
.Die tannIt 9u nur Spsi Wari
fiinfsis ratben, tunnit Ou sinen ioI=
den Sabn fir 3pei Wldrt fiinfsis
taufsn9"
rRa, mas bat er bern setoItste"
.Mebr als ein. buIbs Stunbs babe
i'd barim sebdnbeIt, Bis i'd ihn gang
bilIia bstommeu babe"
.Run, mas bat sr benn eetofet2-
.3lpsi Murt fiiuf5is!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-16

Srmd III nidt msbr bu. Srmu III
binter Elm 3slt seflii9tet. 9ort itsbt
fi.. abtpe6ielnb roth unb ipeib iper>
benb, unb tGmpft aues = ulIes tn
iid binunter. sic fiiblt, ss tsbrt iid
etfpas In ibr nm. nod ettpus uuBer
bem Sersen - 70 in Der Rusenges
ssnb fiBfs. .....
Damn dbsr padt iie eine raienbe
Wnsit, ,r tOnute tummen - fs
Tebtn. .. limb fdneq, bic tbrGnenben
9lusen troduenb, Iduft iie, sinsn fpils
ben Bid nm fid lperfenb. mas is
lam, aus bem 9arten = na6 Suus.