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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City Of the inten-
tlon OF such Council to make the follow
Ing described improvement, to wilt:
To grade, gutter and curb with cement.
and pave with macadam (said macadam
pavement TO be thirty 1907 feet wide
between curbs and nine (9) Inches thick),
State street from the south side OF North
Temple street TO the south side OF Second
North street: First North street from the
east side OF East Temple street to the
center OF State street, West Canyon
street from the center of State street
to tho south side Of Second North street.
and Hillside avenue from the cast side
OF State street to the west side OF West
Canyon street. In Paving District No. 22
and defray the abutters' portion OF the
cost and expense thereof, estimated at
twenty thousand one hundred seventeen
and 7-100 ($20,l1707) dollars. or three
(s3Oo) dollars per front foot OF abutting
property, there being 6705.69 feet Rbut-
ting said improvement. by a local az
sessment upon the lots or pieces OF
ground within the following described
district, being the district to be affected
and benefited by said Improvement,
namely.
Fronting on State street: All OF lots 1,
6, and s, block SO. plat IA; all of lots
2. 4. and 6, block /. plat e.; part OF
the southwest quarter OF section 81
township l north, range l east, part OF
the southwest quarter of section 81,
township l north, range l east; all OF
lots l and 2. block 1, plat 'tE": all OF
lot 8. block /, and all OF lots to II, in
elusive. block ., plat TX "
Fronting on First North street: All OF
lots 5 and 6, block SO, plat az; all OF
lots and 8, block 1. and all Of lots 1 to
s. inclusive. block 2, plat "E"
Fronting on Wpef ropvop Ali
OF lots 1 and 2, block l, plat e.; all OF
lots l and 2. block 1. and all of lots 1 to
Z. inclusive, block 2, plat "K'; part OF
the southwest quarter Of section 81
township l north. range l east; all OF lot
1 and lots TO 10. inclusive, block 8, plat
"K"
Fronting on Hillside avenue: All OF
lots 1 and a. block 2, and all of lots 2
and 3. block 1. plat *" Salt Lake City
survey.
The total cost of said Improvement is
estimated at twenty-four thousand sew
enty-two and S4100 (s24.072.S4) dollars,
OF which sum the city's portion Is three
thousand nine hundred fifty-fve and
77-100 (S395577) dollars, leaving twenty
thousand one hundred seventeen and
100 (s20 ,117,0D dollars to be raised by
local assessment.
All protests and objection TO the
carrying out OF such intention must be
presented in writing to the City Re-
corder on or before the nth day of Sep
tember. 1906, being the time set by said
Council when 1t Will hear and consider
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto.
BY order of the City Council Of Salt
Lake City, Utah,
Dated August 20. 1906.
J. q. MORETON,
City Recorder.
Paving Extension No. 49,
First appearance Wednesday. August
20, 1906 b23O0
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London's Motor Accidents.

The extent to which the NOTORIOUS has
multiplied the peris of the London streets is
shown with startling clearncss In the new
official return. All the ordinary motor cars
and motor cycles put together produced 111o
led TO personal injury and eight proved fatal
The motor bus by itself caused 1870 accidents.
OF which 142 involved injury 70 the person.
and FIVE had fatal results. The motor bus
has thus made a huge addition to the num-
Der OF street casualties. and one which, in
proportion 10 It's numbers. must be called
simply intolerable. There were only III
heavy motor vehicles In London on June l
(that figure including motor vans as well
as motor buses), compared with 10,S26 mo-
tor cars: and the numbers given above
show that every individual motor bus is in
volved In an accident. moro than six times
q year upon The average.-Pall Mall Ca
zette.
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MANY Going at Half and Less Than Half Prce-Best
Makes to Choose From-Stenway, kimball, Vose,
Estey, Schaeffer Knabe. Everett and
MANY Others
YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
HereThe Pianos
You Comcs-Act Quickly

once, You should see these bargains
early, as they are going quickly. we
quote prices on four or Ave.
A $500 Knabe upright grand. fine ma
hogany case. for 1925
$3.50 Everett upright grand. golden
oak case. like new. for 1895
Terms $40 down. S8 10 $40 monthly.
A $500 Schirmer large size, mahogany
case, new. for sl4e-
A s375 Kimball oak case. used. for
$3.50.
$500 Klmball extra large size, up
right grand rich mahogany case used,
for $3.50.
A $500 Story & Clark, beautiful ma
hogany case. used only four months. Club
Sale Price s275.
Terms $40 cash IS monthly
a S375 Whitney. large size. upright
grand. golden oak case like new, for $1ss
$500 Steiuway square grand. fine
rosewood case. carved legs and Tyre. fine
tone and good action. only s149 Other
squares s18 10 s35 up.
Terms SO down So TO $40 monthly.
And scores Of other bargains just as
good as these. Read on.
The Wonderful Player Pianos and Piano
Players, $50 to S85 UP.
We have. them in all their glory. The
children, grandfather and grandmother
can operate them They are the
greatest source Of education musicaIly of
the age, Don't wal, long. but gel one
now Enjoy yourself. entertain your
friends and put new life in your silent
plano annd your home, In this Club
Sale are some grand bargains in new
and used players ct $50 up. Terms IS
to so monthly. Attach 10 your plano
and satisfaction guaranteed. music and
bench included, Also player pianos at
nearly half price Come and see these
great bargains.
If you live outside OF Salt Lake, we
want you 10 come or phone or write us
at once for bargain list.
Extraordinary Bargains in Beautiful
Grand Pianos.
Never before have we had as fine line
OF brand new, splendid values in grand
pianos Music teachers and colleges will
profit by investigating,
A $3.50 brand new Knabe. quarter
grand. s675.
A $3.50 Estey miniature grand, for $780,
Also Voee. Klmball and other bcauti-
full miniature and baby grands Terms
s25 to 500 cash. SIS monthly.
Organs at a Fraction of Cost.
You can buy New England organ for
$40 that costs $50.
Another Estey for SIS that costs S76.
Another for 500 that costs over 500,
and so we could go on and on; and many
brand new organs at half price and less
The only way to learn about the sale
Is TO come TO the store and see for your
self. No matter where you live IL Will
pay you to come or write at once.
We ship pianos and organs anywhere
in the West and guarantee safe delivery,
Store open till 10 o'clock every night.
CLAYTON MUSIC COMPANY.
Main ST., 109-ll-13,
Oldest and largest music house IN the
! West.
Joseph J. Daynes, Jr., manager.
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AN ORDINANCE.

Granting right Of way TO the Utah
Light and Railway company over GER
tain streets In Salt Lake City:
Be 1t ordained by the City Council OF
Salt Lake City:
Section l. That the right of way to
construct. maintain and operator sin
gle or double track railroad Is hereby
granted TO the Utah Light and Railway
company on Second West street, COM
mencing at its present terminus on that
street at the Warm Springs" thence
northwesteriy along said Second West
street (knowu also as County road')
and in the center thereof. as near as
practicable. to Ninth North street,
Section 2. This ordinance shall take
proval and shall exist for forty-nine (49)
years from July L. 1906
Passed by the City Council of Salt
Lake City, Utah. August q, 1906, and
referred TO the Mayor for his approval,
j. B. MoRETON.
City Recorder.
Approved this 2Sth day OF August 1906
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor,
State of Utah, City and County of Salt
Lake-ss.
I, j. B. Moreton, City Recorder of Salt
Lake City, Utah do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a full, true
and correct copy of an ordinance en-
titled. Granting a right OF way to the
Utah Light and Railway company over
certain streets in Salt Lake City, passed
by the City Council of Salt Lake City,
Utah. August o. 1906, and approved by
the Mayor. August IS. 1906. as appears
OF record in my office
In witness whereof / have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the corporate seal
Of said city this 2Sth day OF August, 1906.
J. B. MORETON,
tSeal.) City Recorder,
Bill no. 122 .h2301
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DELINQUENT ~

Free Coinage Mining a
pany. Principal Dl';s ;..s,.. y
lake City. Utah. lSf'-
Alta, Utah. ,.,,...
Notice-There are eiDa'
following described 'l'si !.
a assessment No. >. OIL oss'sa. ~ -
per share, levied on ,s.,. !ae =
1905. rN the several sna:,n .,'s' !
the names Of the Ts'rs'''''
as follows; ~. a.
nv
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ton and q rollcall vote was taken on
its adoption, this time the names of the
members present being called, and there
were no dissenting votes.
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AuStio -rts
2es-Nora E..1,s,pes E. %s,as 10
,,asr anr Of the BoaIs ili,l i - ri
,so 15ee5 s,h a. day Of Js'!, y !!;,oes .
Of o. each s,I2 Parcel be- .old q ,,,,:, !, 81
,as saes once nee Of The s.s s'Isi Is. y
msf'iSih me- 18th day Of ,ss d.ll.>
,en, o el1't thereon. tOss,ssua, sssasu,. ( :
msennr,Islng men, and eIpp.RyEs
adver''' J. E. psnIb pa,sI -
~ and 7s co0n''''''
city, Utah; ;,,,,,ou Ars J.
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THIS is
DR.. Higgins
In His New Office.

Salt Lake Microscopic Medical Institute.
c. W, Higgins, N. D.. Manager and Proprie-
tor Has removed to 1924 and 5,
2s West Third South II all you who in
need OF specialist will call on first
you will not have many doctor bills to pay.
City Dr. G. WsHHS w Higgins I sis' is the oides, i and
only scientific specialist in Salt Lake City.
DR.. c, w. Higgins practiced in Salt Lake
City for shirty-three years and the won"
fected in that time prove tho scientific prin.
ciples on which his medicines compound
ed Forming diagnosis by the mid of the
microscope enables him 10 detect the pr"
mary cause OF disease and effect a radical
cure. The Doctor has cured thousands Of
cases OF nervous debility, mental and physical
weakness and nervous prostration, and will
forfeit $500 for any case taken under his
trentment which he fails To cure
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JORDAN LODGE no. alo1
every Monday nigh. uf61
Yiaitors invited I. 4 p
w. T. Hopkins, sse,s.ify. q
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v,nHI independent IN,5 ordes 4 n
FIDELITY DEL! LODGE So. Il I!
, Meets y every w.dnsIi,
49, I; o. Q. 2; temple virls, :
Ihornton, n, G.; J. O. ecIS +
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NAOMI REBRKAE fonar :
every end and sA s,.r.I
each month IN odd Ystj.v5 r
BtTcet
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Always Available

II you wish to set aside a portion
OF your means where IL will he
available for immediate use. open nm
account with this Bank. You will
find no other arrangement 80 CON
venicnt. You will be gotting inter.
est at four per cent all tho time.
UTAH SAVINGS e. TRUST CO.,
100 Main Street,
Salt Lake City.
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J. 0, o. ?. TEMPLE III
s ssubordinats lodlsi us,, |; +
Salt Lake lodge 10, 4 ~.
Enterprise lodge Sa il n
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KNIGHTS OF TIE ylrI
Lake City tsns 10. e.
I. o. o. T. hall. vlhunS q
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., c%Snvosatiou %Nv.a, assi Rsi,.,. Ssi
g. sor,h masonic H.n han ca. S,cs9
ohas- W, Morss, II ;.
secretary. ~ ~
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,csSsa, Ssia Ito monthly 'S; ss.1;.kI. !
GGsnglsi z gs;i,,sl cor md ls.. 1 ! j. s'4 :
u fhilpa, sseyst,ry
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conVoca.ion 6rst
as,I!s monsa a. Masonic l,!I' a
aMiaily Maljy, ! invited. ~ oni,. W
Mosos G. Phillips, ssss,,, !
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a. Aaxnnss4 Z lesS
" mar sscorss s' ~
Msnh.,. at;ssh, a,,s ~
%e.s %S.eshrsn invited. esr.Mla
'n0'sS O. Phillips. 1s..sAE
~AMsAToH M,s!oH LODGE ~
msmnsnn,i Mins0nic han, ss.;.9 s9 "
S5siarsa WsiI slln IN pod mo ssM
WAN 0Hf''' ". x; TS
Ii TIA bMiALAH A. Temple (.
Hi,aa Ha,. at 9 >. n. An \ y. sa I
Sarn''' aseordm. m'''''s q
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LADIES OF THE MOL
Lake City hiva No. 4 rs7 r
third Monday, s p. Eau
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rEiabIe all tho parts, and
assists nature In its sublime
work. BY its aid thousands
of wsmen have passed this
great crisis in per-- .ct ssfcty
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FRATERSAL oRDEE or El1
Lake aerie No. 81. EyrJ n
X. OF P. hnll,
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MT. EMt.1A1a MMoa1Aa lono1 =.
month mnsa'9Sls %s.,illl Alll. ! ~, =
- h10u[Hin{ 7 HasaSsn Il Il ~ S:s /
s, see!s;,1ns ~; Peabody ". I; \.
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LINCOLN LODGE no. q 70
every Saturday aTannt ; q
P. hall.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lol1
Every Thursday sveslIf Z {
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ROYAL ARCAyUN-aL Z G.
--2nd and ita Thudgt q
o, K. Smith, Regent Z < u
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-01
Sran;oHfdje alraber.

lleber einen mertpiirbisen Mis
f4uuesproSeb fran50IiIdsr unb arabis
i6er Gultur tpiro aus glgerien bertd.
tet. Gine sroBe @n5abI einsepanperttr
Sran5oien peripanbelt ii6 bier nGms
lid i'm 2aufe Der Sabre in = 2lraber.
9ieIe frun50ii6en Renesaten - uns
Ter oenen ii9 piele peniipnirte OffiSiere
befinben - nennen ii9 W'tOuris, bic
n3uriidgetsbrtsh", uno bas Wort 1T
bon bem auf arabiide @siis coniugirs
ten 3eitport rtpurner" ab3uleiten. Sic
nebmen bic arabiide Sleioune, ben
8urnus, an, fpreden nur nod aras
bif6 unb sebeu ii4 p6Iig ben trGgen
Rei5en bes mobammebanii6en Qe6ens
bin. Sn Der HGbe Der Sauptitabt 4ts
sisr ielbit piro bas srpbe 0orf Be
iouls8enpun fat ausi9liebli6 pnn
iplden fraH30iiiben Qrubsrn bepobnt.
9ieTes 0prf, bas emit bon @inpans
berern aus Der Srunde Gomt6 &c.
sriincet purbe, gebDrte unter Oem
&aiierreide nod gu ben frdnS0iiI6en
MuiteroOrfern 9llgisrs. Mtan trie6
bier eins porbiloIi9e aderpirtbIdaft
unb 9ieb5udt unb numentli9 aud
ben Beinbou, oas rSeil gllserisns".
Die gbtOmmlinge Der eritsn GoIoni.
item perloren abtr unter Der Hepublit
allmdbIih ieoes StummeseefiibI unb
purben .M'tournis". Sic eaben
gders uub Dsinbou duf unb fino
beute upn ben eiugeborenen ara6eyn
taum nod gu unterIdeiben. Nur Der
psibIide 9beil lpiberitebt benz gtrabifi-
rungspro3siI., inoem er ii6 fat auss
idlieBlid nit fran50iiiden GolOniaIs
beamten berbeirutbet. 2tub i'm SiibeH
9llserisus Iino beute 3dbIrei9e
M'tournis0Drfer an5utreffen.
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Die Gntfibruus TN MutOmobil.
sumOresIe pOn Sein, S,sSin.

v9iit Du ii9er, baB uns Sein 8as
ter niemals ietne @inpiaiguug gu unz
ierer Yerbinoung gsten pirO, Sc
Iiebte9"
u5reipilig ME, 8olf, burauf fannit
Su Did perlahsn. 0u bilt ibm pers
baBt, neil sr 9einetpegeu cine srpBe
armeelieferuns nidt betOmmen babe.
On bdtteit lie ibm Dor Der Raie tOrt'
geidnuppt uHo babel bic Preiie pers
bprben."
n9us 1T ia gar nidt tpabr!" rief
Rolf sifrig, Damn ieBte er ldaelnO
binau: nWir pollen uns isbo9 nidt
iiber geI6Gftli9e 9inge itreiten, !0ils
be. baSu lit uniere 3eit gu tOitbur.
Wia Dsin 8ater nidt gutipillig ia IA
gen. 70 miifen mir i'm 5ipinsen."
.Die piuit 9u ben bartt6pfigsn
Munn spiusen, RoIf?" frdste SiIOe
trauris.
sd perbe Did entIfiibren."
vRoIf!" rief Silbs beib ersliibeno.
.S6redit Ou Dor bieiem S9ritt
suriid2" unterbru6 RoIf bic Gsliebte
beftig. Damn bait 9u mid ME ses
liebt."
.glber GOlf, Iei bod niat 10 Itiirs
mii9!" entsssnets Siloe IGdcIno.
SD mill 9llIes, mas Ou pillIt, nur
CLAUDE i'd nibt, buB Dir bic Gntfiibs
rung ssIinst. SD perbe itreng be-
po6t, ieitcem Pupa bon unierer 2ists
lpeib."
Die nabre 2isbs iibsrtpinOst gues,
mein WGb6en," erlpibcrte RoIf Sdrts
lia. nMsin plan 1T bereits aemadt."
.Dtrtli69 limb Su sIuubit, buB
er aelinat2 ., 10 er5Gble!"
Rolf tiibte Der @eliebten ountbar
bic Sanb, ounn entlpideIte er Ieiie
fliiIternb Ieinen pfaH.
.0ein Batter bat Gu9 Dor Sturgeon
elm 9lutomobil setauft. Su fdbrit
fat tGgli6 nit Seinsr Mutter ipu=
3ieren. giur Der Chauffeur begIsitet
Sud. SIT es io?"
r0u biit gut unterrihtet, Rolf."
rNeil i'd barauf meinen plan bau'
en- mubte. gun babe aud i9 mir ein
9lutp ungeI9afit, einsn ipunoerpolIen
Renner. Riemdnb bolt mid buriH
ein. Guer SpasierlUGselaen i4on
gar ni6t, 9o6 bore tpeiter. Wior9en
entfiibre i'd DID, 0u mubt Did beims
lid oarduf porbereiten. 8riuse aud
0sinen Geburtsidein uub iOnitise
qapiere nit, 0u ipirit lie Dir i9oR
perIdGffsn tOnnen. 1tit Gin ober Ges
malt. mir fabren nit benz glutomoz
bill mad SOIn, bon bd iiber Oftenoe
mad 2OnbOu. SOrt babe i'd GGes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-01

70 melt sefaBt, baB er, bic Sanb dm
Selm, auf ben gutsbeIibsr Sutreten
ionns, nm in mOsIi9it pobIgeiebter
Rebe ii9 gu bertbeibissn unb Iein
@orbaben un5ubringen. 0o6 raider
nod lpar Mia an ibm poriibsrsebui9t
unb bsm Batter lin ben sails eefdllen.
Batter" Bat fie. rfdiIt nit mir.
ni6t nit ibm. SD babe benz SaRs =
benz Serrn 2eutnant = ia nur 19neGl
ben &uB suriidseseben BON bumaIs,
iiber ben 9u 10 b6s auf ibn iparit.
Hun bdit Su teinen @runb mebr bas
gu, @dterden," iebte fis in boIber @ers
pirruns bin5u, .benn ieBt iinb mir
quitt!"
Der ulte Serr fdaute perbubt feline
Spdter an unb ipollte eben aufbrauIen
oh Der un5iemli6en Iusrebs, als Nlid
ibn BON neuem umfubte unb ibu ni4t
ul3u leiIe ins Sbr fliiiterte:
Limb auberbem bat er nm mid anz
gebalten, unb i9 babe ia seiust, neil
i9 i'm nun einmaI 10 idredlih lieb
babel"
~49 ipas, bumme poFen!" besebrte
Der @utsbeIibsr BON nsuem auf, has
iit mir elm nsttsr 5rsisr, Der erit Elm
MGbden fpiber ibren Dilen tiibt unb
ibr bann bintsr benz Riiden Der @ttern
ben appf perbrebt. 9a ipirb elm fir
aGIemuI ni9ts baraus! Sns God mub
sr, unb barum poute i9 sic, Serr
S6erit. nudbriidIihit sebeten buben!"
0a legte Ii9 Ieidt aber entfdiebeu
cine i6maIe Srauenbaub auf bic
S6ultsr bss erregtsn 8aters, unb eine
Ionpre SrauenItinme fpraa:
v@budrb!"
Gbuarb 5udte auiammen, als pGre
elm 9IiB neben ibm CUR Grbe sefabren,
brebte fid dber ausenblidli9 seboriam
mad feiner Satin I'm, bic ibren @iIs
len fir iib gu bubsn pfleste.
pGSuarb, bente einmal 5lpan3is
Sabre suriid, als 9u bamoIs auf iez
ner S6littenfabrt bic So9ter bss
Wtannes, oel1en 9att Su pdrt, NIT
ooer obne @orfpiFen ibrer @ltern, NIT
pber ubne ibre sisene grluubnib getiiBt
bait9
gbuurb buitste perIesen unp
fhpieg.
r9ut! Serr 9eutnaut, mein Mann
unb ih fperben in elmer @iertelitunoe
fir Sic gu Ipreden iein."
9amit ipintte lie ibrer Sodter
freunbIi9 gu, brebte iid um unb faritt
on bem nod INNER idpeigenosn Sat-
ten bpriiber bem Sauie gu.
Serr bon Siebel nabm ben 2lrm bes
Sberit unter ben fsinen unb folgts
IongIum ieiner @emabIin. glls man
in geb0riger @ntfernung BON beiben
Porteien mar, blieb er Iteben, Iub ieiz
nem 8eeleiter tpebmiitbts ins @eii9t
unb fprod olIo:
.Serr Sbsrit, mir buben bieS6la9t
berloren, aber in Wabrbeit 1T bod Der
2eutnant Der seidlasene Mann. @r
pirb auf bic 9auer Ieines @rfolges
nidt frob tperben, benn - meine 5rau
tpirb feline S6pissermuttsr!"
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Gsn aIeo boet esbeti.
Bon eauI Eriebri6.

9ebeu lit 2eibl
@rauIam 5pdnet es iein eiierues Sod
Guf oeine rtiiben S6ultern nieoer,
@ehrit bu bid aid Ino bGumit bid bod,
Simmer Sriidt's bid gu SoSen ipieber -.
2eben 1T &fl
e6IGsit bu uidt isIbit, 10 iuirit bu ee'
Id)lngen,
&ab bir bas 8lut in Str6men entflieBt,
@ilit ou nidt itcrbeu. Darfit bu nibt
5agcu,
Benn Su aud MIG Elm enoe iiebit.
2lber sertrittit bu bic brinlpfe Teu',
9Iid,t bu benz @rauen feit ent9egen,
@Ieibit on bem @ott in Dir ielber treu,
Blubt Sir's aus Siegen. roth uno berries
gen:
2eben lit @Iiidl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-01

-Gntgegentp menb. Stu'
bent (un feinen Sntel fdreibeno):
Seit 2ansem permiife ia cine gta4s
ri9t iiber Ssin 8efinben, Iieber Ons
teI; id tpeiB ia, bub Ou tein 5reun6
bonn pieIen 9riefi9reiben biit, oas iit
aber uu9 gar nidt nOtbig: cine tur5e
Hotis BON Ssiner Sano auf einen
Pofantpeiiunss glbidnttt geniigt
mir polltpmmen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-01

3Dif den Srauenre9t'
fertnneu. Grite (su elmer 5tpeiten,
bieIe i'm Safe bel elmer 3eitungsIettiire
iiberruI9enb): ypfui, Minnu, tpds
mub ih feben9 Oh fadmIt Si4 ni9t,
ben 9ertdbt iiber cine - &o6tunits
@usiteaung gu leIen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-01

Sennerin: nTd, Soni, feio S6r
beim S6eibsnptrtb eineetsbrt9"
8srgfiihrer: ~glb ma = Der
S9musian mont ia mir 5abl'n!. =.
glber 7 bab' mi Ih6n g'rd4t! Den
fteilit,n unb ionnisiten Dsg bah I n
'naufssfiibrt. unb bic san5e 3eit Rub'
i N iibsr g Spfbrdubuus auss'frast!"