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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
CELEBRATE THEIR
GOLDEN WEDDING
President and Mrs. Francis N.
Lyman Have Been Married
Fifty Years Today.
FAMILY PARTY ASSEMBLIES.


To-day. Not 1S. is the golden we'd
dug anniversary ot Pregt and Mrs
Francis A. Lyman who have been
united u happy we1lock FOR just %
years. Roth PRIEST Lyman and his
wife are in the best of health. are
strong and vigorous and would from
appearance. bid fair to see another
half century of welded life. we're such
AN age these days vouchsafed 90 man.
a family party is assembling TO-DAY
at the paternal home at 1919 Third
avenue. and the afternoon and even
ing WIN. De- spent n celebration OF
the auspici1us event Children. grand
children. and greatgr8 10
The number OF 80 uylng-l4 having
Ig--ed heyoud--have been invited %
attend. ana Of The entire number DC
is expected about I0 WIN bee able 60
ho present All the descendants Of
Fieat and Mrs Lyman are in the
iHlth OF the beloved head of the FAM
llv and all como with messages Of love
and est 'om for the worthy couple
who have W.Itharal life's storm toe
gcthcr Tor 90 ye1rs--the half OF q
century
MARRIED. rs SAN BERNABDGNO.
Both President Lyman aud his wife.
hnpdJ a. Lyman. Hr' GO years of nge.
They were maui.d at san BeIuardino.
Dal.. when they were D. years old iu the
winter OF 1851 10 WAS Che TIME OF the
move from California. and With oth-
,f settlers they came t1 Utah settling
FIRST iu Cedar city From there they
went 90 Beaver and from there 90
Pennington. AZ that time President
Lyman Was called Uu his first mission,
T. al.H. D IN rlf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
CARPENTER TOOLS STOLEN

n was reported TO the police this
morning that some time last night
thieves had stolen quantity OF car
pointer tools from "a new house being
erected on Third and j. streets The
tools stolen arc valued at so. The
police are working ON the case and
have clue which they believe will
lead 90 the recover. OFT the tools and
the arrest of tho thief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
TO LOCATE HERE.

Dr. John W. Higson. brother Of
Charles Higson OF this city is here
with his family from ST. Louis. Dir
Higson, resided Dan ST. Louis for many
years and was prominent there in the
medical profession. He has decided Co
locate In salt Lake DIT Higson is
located at 255 East Fourth South
street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

ThcatCr-"In old Kentucky" opens
8u euEa cement Of three nights aod
l Wednesday matinee this evening.
Orphcmn--trhe new bin listed in the
saturday News goes on tonight and
great things are expected of H.
Grand-rhe new play at this house
rur the first half Of the week is en-
titled "Tho Royal slave romantic
Crama laid In Mexico
LNriC-The Moore stock company
win present AN the week An oath
Of Vengeance" only one show Is now
given nightly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
Sentry Who Allowed Two Prison.
ers to Escape Landed
BY Police.
BURBIDeE AND TAYLOR WIN.
Fugitive Is Traced from Murray To salt
l.akc--Scycral Shots Fired al
Him hN Officer.

saturday Afternoon capt John r.
Burbidge OF the police force. and ON
Ger Jim Taylor made an import
ant capture when they placed under
arrest a soldier from Fort Douglas
named Blakeley The soldier IS now iu
the guardhouse at tHa fort charged
with desertiou ana assisting iu the es-
cape OF two soldier-prisoners.
Blakeley was sentry. and several
weeks ago was ordered to take two
prisoners from the guardhouse % "a
point on the reservation where certain
work was being done. The sentry, as
usual. was armed with q rifle and had
instructions 90 shoot &c either OF the
mon attempted 20 escape The men es-
capped and Blakeley did not shoot. Tie
went with the erstwhur prisoners.
How Blakely was prevailed upon TO
join The two men and desert the army
is not known. but The fact remains that
they left together. Bl8keley took his
gun vi.h him uu. uh1t De did with it
is also q mystery
Immediate upon the discovery OF the
soldiers flight descriptions of the men
were sent out by the authorities at the
post. and detectives shannon and Will
son started 90 work ON the case. Pa
tr0lmen were Instructed to watch out
for Blakeley and his companions. but
,, t,l.. or -ba,,, .,uI3 I5l secured NM
I'm "a day or two ago when the detec-
lives obtained "a cline to the enect that
tho lesertins sentry was at work 40
ln, li'Shi''u h'S ''''''''' ''' d"
BIRD HAD FLOWN.
,,fs...,. ,,...., .t,, ,fu,tty but the bird
n.J 1o,.p rI9tale, had Ieft for SAT-
I.,l,s and lad trace or him was lost
.'.T $500. .,ft-~,ao, lata when
shannon ana Wilson learned Of the
',.,, ,'r...t,,,ts Al tba same time
',.,,at, p,,-ri.lye and DfHcer TAYLOR
-, no, M. MAI, had becu al Niue
r,,, ana tbat ba WAS placed under ar
$50 tberc but made his escape. The
officers M the swrlter town fired four
sb,ts al the da4erter. but he escaped
..'I,t,,'t t,,t,,r,
....,...,,..r,,,.
otfl1ElN9 bI9Ai j N''N i-i
sstpras,. afternoon the detectives
t,.,,..5 tne man An a roominghouse Mt
i-e west second south street. Bur
49,. ,S,,,io- r,eds the same dis-
piuse ""u ,..I.,,.,o,,.a b., me
49,, s..,ii MN down tn take chang
of BIaNeiey Tine latter had ana az
po'nt t,i',.' W." t,,,,,ing or A. expscted 90
N,'" ty.rt., 'rrde- arrest AND
l.ol' -. b., 49,. .,,r,oaf. alttoriti,..
,ul" , ,l'., ,i., ,ot laar the appoint-
hul ''. ''.'s ,t.,,t,.s ,yere doomed
,'leI,t o t.',,,,ont
I" dlS"ppu''''''
rYrH u "A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
IN TROUBLE AGAIN
Max Goldberg. Junk Man. Arrested on
Charge Of Grand Larceny.

Max Goldberg. the ju.t man, is
again under arrest ON the charge Of
grand larceny Tie was arrested yes
terday by officer Taylor and win be
arraigned In the criminal division Of
the city court tomorrow morning
Goldberg was recently arrested on the
charge Of receiving property stolen
from the Utah Smelter & supply COM
panv. but The case was dismissed owing
10 insufficient evidence. Since that
Time. however. Taylor has secured ad-
ditional evidence and Goldberg again.
finds himself confronting felony
charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

Lofcvrcs work. in relation 90 8.,..
hility chat Or TO say the digestive, g'
.alilH. of various foods Annrg nv.
sugar takes the first rank Goo D07 e.'.
then GOMEZ equal or superior ta 90 ~
.0ut White bread. rice altsa
ato soup. Eggs and meats a.1..
respectively. sixth uUd seventh --
milk the eighth.
Am these conclusions Hro Very r,.
.et'ue thoy determine /. au ..,
lutely scientific manner tha basis Z,
Hlimentatiou ln general. and rHe b-,t.
cent role Of sugar A practical r-.
.usiou that cannot but give pxe.H-.
results IL taken into account m h,
rttious of mcu and horses Iu .ho arm-
There the old ways rule Jaws En-.
very often men and animals ra faf
uut usuHcieutiy, at least u u1rra
little hypiculc Whoever hl fnef II
The Ordinary" will not G.v ht
Translated for the AmerIo 90 Surt
Industry and Beet Sugar q za.te.
X. y. Evans. Florist. SO s '.alp a
Floral Designs a Speciality 9hon ssi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

Mr ana MH. W. ~ Hnl and nmUy.
desire q. express their appreciation for
me kindness of neighbars and friends.
ana ln particular the employees of the
Troy steam Laundry extended 40 them
auflnE me illness ana death of their
Foster child. little Ruth Olsen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
Catarrh
Il . constItlItIonal Disease


Whatever organ or passage Of the
body 90 affects, and requires a consti.
tuHonal remedy Tor ice permanent cure.
10 depends on nm impure, impover.
ishcd. dcvitallEed condition Of the
blood, which Keeps the mucous mem.
braue in state of Inflammation, and
causes a facilitating and generally often.
sivc discharge also headaches, ringing
noises partial deafness. weak eyes.
Hood e Sarsapar.lla by purifying, en-.
rch.ng and revtaIizing the blood. no..
moves the cause and effects permanent
cures Of all forms OF catarrh.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
ls a Constitutional Remedy
I'M usual liquid form or chlc0laied tablets
Known as S0Fsatabs. 100 doses 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
BID FOR CERTIFICATES
OF INDEBTEDNESS.

New York Nov. lN-A normal bid OF
l0l for government certificates OF Inc
debtoducss which are 20 bc issued Co
relieve the present financial situation.
was made on the curb today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

Mrs. Weber. The plaintiff Is the wife
of Colonel Thomas q. Weber supern-
tendeut OF 4. G.. NJ l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
nINn YnrR AlAoAlrNrs.

old Books. Music ana Marazines
Put them in strong now covers for
preservation. Many records of value
car be saved by having them bound
The News" hindery can do the work
in any form AZ any price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

~ suffered hahitualy from consti-
patton Doans Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels, 10 that they
have been regular ever since. "a T..
Davis grocer Sulphur Springs, Tex,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

Feel languid weak rundown
Headachc9 stomach "oN'"-Just o.
plain case OF lazy liver Burdock
Blood Bitters tones liver and stom-
ach promotes digestion. purldes the
blood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

soothos itching skin. Heals cuts
on burns without a scar. Cures nil s,
eczema. salt rheum. any itching Do"n
Ointment Your druggist sells 70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18


mraning thU shooting but in this case
she believed U WINS Justified The vit-
n,gss ie,.iita tha, ne he a'a "'' '''""
.,,,.. ,,y.,t.N
"'''
scrrt Harry Iohnman Boo charge nt
tho police station when Mrs. Bradley
was brought There after her arrest
testified that She talked Boz % rambling
manner She Uaa very anxious to
know Senator Browne condition.
Witness Stated Nfa. Bradley told nIu
ehe 900 not intend ,o .hoot Brown tnai
she loved Coo ground Doc walked ON. 0n'
discussed h,r relations Win Brown
said she Uot NOT married to niin' ou.
mot hD we ine faIhrI or n'' lW'
children aud -nr wanted NlIh It'd "'"
hri hs "H ....... add.
ii' N." u'' ..' l"'"l ... i',.i e,.
" '5 tWat
t,.. ~ b. ..,,,.. .,. .risorrr
, ....
POLICEMAN 1l M.hI.
p,l,..,.,.,, tf,,...f t.r. spromnanIsd
Nfre urIgia,. fr,r, tbe hotel to tho
polio. station said hat at the hotel
she seemed h.vHdrr,i ana had "a
"staraI0Dk" hui aftorNWd. 90 the sto-
tlon appeared rational and collected.
De expressed tho opinion that Mrs
Bradley vas same auu fHe defense mote
oil exceptions 90 ihIs testimony.
pp Dr. IA. WHITNEY
mr. d. Va. ,,l,I,,.,. .,f SAB, r.,i,, rit,
testified ''Af hr attended MIS-. Bradley
.n N.I iN. rNildf'u were porn 'ua
''''' U''''o uei ~. premature nus
.'. POS I'llIleIl on this la''e'
49,. DO. ,,''..'i ,.'- ,5oi 1o'u, wv
,oo5 III, Nus 81
4''' '"'.. ~ UlS ""''''
o. .t,t.,, D. t4 1870.
"t. .oT,,.,..I 49,. '''..,',.
tte iss,,.s 10, it,is $50 b.
,rbl ,.bi..,i,.,, ,'.,. .,,........i
on 3D., .,... ,,,.,,ti,,,..., ,' s.,., .,.... 81.
o. boso.tsI sbc ,niI bln, ~. ,,.i .,,f
fered ID preuattr.a bfttb I'M. ,rs,.,.
1900 D.. ..''f'"N'' NNN 'Ai A' Ii.''II'-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

There seems Co be some misuuder-
standing relative Co the quarantine
rules. governing measles. The law pro-
yides that children from q home DO
which case OF measles exists cannot
go back 90 school until that case OF
measles has fully recovered and AN dan
ger OF c0ntagiou has passed.
An persons having knowledge OF the
existence Of this disease, where no
placard is displayed, win confer a favor
upon the board of health by telephou-
ing Co ms tboth phones 45D. when the
department WIN De pleased to take
the necessary steps
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

Cheapest accident insurance-Dr
Thomas Electric OIL Stops the pain
and heals the wound All druggists
sen IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
REGARDING SIGNS.

Rule OF the same ordinance states
that signs Sxl1 inches and carrying
lattcrs az least inches tan arc 90 De
placed near or ON the front entrance
Of any home or building containing
cases OF infectious diseases. Persons
are also prohibited from leaving the
premises after the discovery OF a dis
ease until after the quarantine has been
raised o. is explained that any viola
tione OF these rulings are unlawful acts
and to protect ho health of the conn
muulty strict measures are Co De taken
with those indifferent or careless Boz
p-gdri t0 Che provisions of the ordin-
auce and ignorance OF the law viii moi
be- accepted ass q reason for immunity
from ul1nf1huTnuf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
ANTTD
CARD or THANKS.

TO RENT or BUY ORGAN APPLY
John ltlrr IlH south sth West st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

iu GO shed lt thy rear of 586 west Second
South street, where sadahno had been
living for several weeks Death was
instantaneous
GEEWSOME SIGHT.
An Italian named FossoH. a saloou-
Keeper who rented the shed 10 Sarihno.
heard the Iatal snut and. rushing 20 the
howell found Sariuo dead lie report
ga The case To- the police and O.heer
simpson hurried 60 the .ceu' Tie
found iue oeud man iu "a pool nf blood
Brains aud pieces OF bone were sclt-
tered about the place and the body
was Lall reclining lu bed officer Simp-
SON at once communicated with Justice
of ne Peace Dana r. smith ANA Ca.
latter ordered the body removed 90
oDonnvi's undertaking establishment
S1rahuo came here several weeks ago
from kemmerer Wyo.. and was suf-
fefng from fatal disease. Dr.
Waite ordered the man sent 90 "a hos
Iltal bun ho was not received. He
remained at the shed for several days
aud seemci 90 ho Respondent and men
tally unbalanced
so INQUEST NEEDED
IL is the belief oft thc police and other
officials acouasnted with the mans
condition, That DE suddenly became iu-
sane. S1raHuo placed the muzzle OF
the shotgun under his right ear and
pulled The trigger His head was almost
blown I0
The dead man has "a brother employed
at Murray and the authorities at once
communicated with him. Justice
smith said an inquest would not be
necessary as D. was q plain ease OF self
destruction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
Citizens of Salt Lake Must OBJ
serve Ordinance on Con-
tagiOuS Diseases.
EXPLAINS LAW THOROUGHLY.
Ignorance Can Get No one Immunity
From Prosecution When Rules
Are Violated

So many cases OF contagious discuss
are existing iu the city at the prc-or.
.-... .-.....t,ii,. ,,,.ooloe often r1nsi1-
.....,... r,lf
cred or niue serious ''islN
the board Of health mas uceuei Ut "'
,isablo to call to the minds of tH"
,,, 49, go, ,....,i,tt,,. t.er-
Pu"H~ '"' ''"H "''N ...
tanning to such matters. Ihe seeIe''i
Of the board today issued "a word aI
,.er,,iro airectiro afcrtiou To- the
. ....,,,-g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
SrirIbcfUrorrnna nndJ ocm TnSlauOc

Die ouslGnoiide @oit iiir ole nit
Dem .. (}amIar 1907 en0eu0e 8obe
idliebt, in allen GGacn piiuttIi6. inn
@uupt Foitomt, mic ioIQt:
Die Badct Eoit lit tGAlid Don 8
llbr &ormittu1S bis 3 llbr 9lbeuO5
oiieu, ouogeuommen Scmltag.
Gle &odet-Foi nad 0euti6lnnO
idlieBt nm 10 llbr &ormittaGS am ,.
umo 4. %aunor 1907; nod) @roB6ri
tamicn un0 &rlonO 0ienitngS un0
Trcitng3 nm 3 llbr Nbcn03.
Camper idbrcn BON Ncm Dorf ab,
Wcnn nidt 0nocr$ 0nAcnebcn.
Grams u tluntii6 de i It.
NicnitlA ~ 6 lthr NbcnoS; nnd)
europa per 0ompicr Oceanic" pin
Guecnatomn.
MjthuoN ~ 7 ll6r N6cnO@; nod
europa per 9umpicr ga 9orrninc,"
pia NoDrc Qoit no1 @roBbritomnieu
mo &rIdno mus per ga lorraine"
bcjcidnet icin).
Srcitog -7 ll6r 9tbcn0S: mad
europa per 0ampier st. saul" Oin
Ylpmout6 uno Gberbourg; nob Ocn
A5oren' SuieIn per Cpl. nGe0ric."
it mad 3 il 5. 1t. Gcntrnt
u mcrito, " c It's etc.
Nicnitag ~ I ll6r 9taGmittoaS;
had Somoicn per 0ompicr bon 80
item. 7 llbr 9lbenOS: nud) Bermuda
per 0ompicr @ermnOia;" nod) Gre
MAZDA mo Srini0oo per 0umpicr
r@renooo;" nod Barbados. @uiana
II. Ycrnom6uco per 0ompicr oSicg'
lin6e."
Wittpod) - 10 ll6r 9l6er0S; nod
oeu bahamas, Gubo, Nucntnn mo
Gomprhc per 0ompicr rWeriOo;"
nod) Snnguu, Nupti uno Colombia
per 0nmpier Y&enetiu;" nuh Morti.
niQite, Barbados mo @uioiu per
Oampicr nEoliSmon;" nod 3onaicn
per Nompicr BON EbiInOeIpbio; nod
Ycruam6uco per Gompicr nWiin."
0onneritoG ~ 10 llbr NbcnoS:
lIu] 'GuUll fCl IVHtpISl VfIlhS Notl
lem ser &icrtc;" nad) Central Nine.
rita. Colombia, Der &aual5one un0
@Gicu an Ser SiioFaciiicfiiitc per
0ompicr piu Colon.
6rcitog = llbr NbcnOS: nod
Barbados. Guiana mo Nor0 9roii.
lien per 0ampicr nGomctenie." 10
ll6r NbcnOS: no6 Eorto Giico, Gll-
racao mo Senc5uclo per Gompier
Caracas" nod) &orto &ico per
Gumpfcr nYoncc," pio Eoncc; nad)
9rniilicn per Oompier o9pron;"
nod sen 2ecmuros un0 @inomaro.
SnieGn uno Guiana" per 0ampier
naorono;" nad NorO 9rUiiIien per
Compiler o@opo5;" nod) Sanaico,
Gnnomn. ser aanol5onc un0 Golom-
bin per 0ompicr n5oguS."
y. Sail &orrtS,
8oItmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
MuDerl.
Tomon bon ". s. non Suttncr.
(6%ortiebnna.l

0orticbung.)
3pan3ig @uIosnl Sn elmer Nu9t
IoDieI, ais id i'm Nlonat traudts! SD
poGte mid ndber Inn ole Sadie err
tunoigen, aGer es trdt Elm @obmann
nit einem Serrn in Gipil Elm uno msin
SiI1qenoNe perlisB i'm .IeIben Mugers
Bid baiti9 oaS &affeeboIs. Der 9err
in gioil lam Damn auf mid 81, uno
!rogte mid, mas i6 bier made.
Sd trinte meinen &affe:,' erlpis
oerte Id e,oa5 %erItaunt.
.Sbrt 9ci6dftigang9'
Sd fono oisIes WusfrageH 10 iOns
berbar. Dab i'd teinc Qntport CAB.
alein Der 9tnoere bemsrtte Hreng:
,Sun9er Mianr, ib iebe sic bier gum
erIten Nal - uu6 i6 piu boffen, Dab
es 3ufaG lit. Ne6men Sic Iid fir Ole
3utunft in 9(Gt, Yi9 nit JolIdIpielern
an einen 3iI6 gu Ieben. IonIt miro Sic
Die Yoliasi al Screen rc1nln miiIenp
9ie YoIiSei2 gGlTo mar oaS Gin
&ommiKdr, pie SScner oumoIs, in Ser
Diligence etd) lteB mfrs geIa9t Ietn,
trant buitig cen 9teIt meiues &affees,
uno ginJ na6 9alIe.
Sa8 nobr6afte GetrGnt uno oi.
ggSrme bottcn mir lpobIqetban; ou@
Ytb I&ien nit iejuem 9tbenOeFen gut
frisoen g'pelen 5u iein; mir T6liefen
ipie oie 6amf'cr unO iA trdumte ppml
Nsttor: Gr bi!lt mir ba8 p%ieosreefuns
osne MdmItript bin unO Iagte; ,Sieb,
Inbreos, je0e Gete 1T ~5pon3ig @uls
ben nertb, unO Oos ganSe SUD gebGrt
Dit Damn lG9elte er in Ieiner lteDen
alien Weiic, uno reidte mir 6i: Sanb,
Die tA tiibte. -.
Morgen8 aaf Der ur;perTitGt gelpes
fen. fdno Ie ie0o9 Der 5ciertage ball
Der gsIMtoGea. 9a toan!e ib BEN
gan5en @a9 nit GtelenIu@en subrins
9en-tam in6sB, ipic bisber, toOtmiioe
un0 D6ne GrfD!q rcd 5aaIe.
9te GGlie in Der &ommer 1T irieo:r
bciBenb. Pe6 unb i6 rentcn nit Sebns
Tudt an 6nS r2acme &aff:cboas-ater
Die = poIi5ei!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
p. Geiember.-Mloroen Z nhr.

n24. DECEMBER -Mor9eas 7 ltbr.
ST dlaute. c5 toar seItegn fSiebsr.
Der &opf uR0 Ole Qtuaen iamerSsn
mid no@ tef!ig un6 ~ ol!e0em b:ibts
Eeute 6te &ammer rGumcn; oar Yer
min 1T %ab9slaufen!
Serr pab erlautt mir, Die Bidder
uno pcd lei inn III loFien, 0amit iN
mid ra Gin Obo11 um1t9:n iDrne.
@or outm m1bte ih ctiras c1ien, -
aber tpie? Ser 3eulel 1T lecr gang,
qon3 Iecrl DaS lit mcin Mei9nG6tss
feTt = mein GtriItbdum! &or einem
SSa1r nod ipar's ono:rs: Syrdu Gone
~Itdntia ipar nit i9rsm Got'en ton Reb
%getommen; Oa umitanoen mir dne Der
gnii9t baS rei61cT1midIs Itccbtenoe
9GumG,sn. oas 6err Tummerer nit
Silfe Der Mutter aIf1ebubt bate.
No6oem mir ole SfeiniJteiter, Sic mir
ols Nngstinbe erba,t:n, e,bGrig betpunz
bert batter, ginq'S gum g(bcn6e1er.
Ssrr Summerer fifte Die Slider nit
punf9. uno iagte: ,M0sen mir nod
oft oieies i60nlte SET bes Sobres in
gliidlider Gintra9t ieiern! 9as 1T
Elm Sag, Der uns INNER pereinigen
1pGte! Sp6 Meibno9!ea!'
sd mub iebt mein Bud s%utlappen,
su mir itcd:n urb geb:n, oenn Der neue
.3immcrbegr lam jeten Migenblid
tpmmen. Gs heiBt Ginaus, ouf Die
Ctrabe. 9is Cuff hGngt to1 S9nte,
unb i9 Eabe ni6ts, uls oas lei6te
G3d6sn; - baS pirb talt fem! -
Ser &opf teginnt pieoer befiis gu
I9irerssn; Dielleidt tfut Die friI9e
SUIT gut. --Sp6 Dci5nahtsn!"
@noreas f6niirte isins 8ii9er in Elm
@iinbel 6%uiammen, nnO trug oieIes
gum S9neioer bini6er. Ser @eiele
iibernabm bas padet, iopie PED, benin
DER ,Serrr" ipar auf Den W.ibna9tSs
marft qe1angsn, um fir Die &iuoer
.3pst @icrs aampufIe" unO ein9Gums
den gu ldufen. Te1 ipon!e uln jeben
Yreis ieinem patron folqen; bieier
bate cle Miife, ben SunO Iarft GUT
riidsuiGieten, aIs CT iid turh Of, Gbir
binauS5iYGngts. G9iperfdllia ftieg ct
ole Greppe binab, Gr i9ob bieie Wlatz
iiyfeit Der @ntmutbioung ou uno tra9z
tste, ii1 elm ipenig aourags ein3uiprez
den, afer es tpollte nid)t ~gelingen.
g(ls er aum 9auIe bindustrat, fiel
Der Ghace 10 oidt, Dab man taum
5ebn Gdriit ipsi! febsn fonnte. glner
3drm mar Eeute s,bampft: Ser Sufs
51iaJ Der pfsrbe, Oas @cldilte Der
GNeaen, oas &ra9en Der G6littens
teitf9en, - ales oas fHlug pie aus
fpsi!er 5,rne, ipie binter einem 8erge
berpor, on feline S9ren.
Mnbreas tiidte ii@, nabm cine baaoz
rpn Gd)ree, uno 6riidte benlelten an
Ole beibe Stirn. an Die rotbgei6rolles
men Mugsn. Ias tbat nobi; oas
fiiblte; aber faam ipar Der GHnee
aerf.oFen. 10 brannte unb poodle es BON
ns,lcr, i'm Grin.
Mas fud.e er eigentlid auf oer
Strd.e2 $50 troqte er bin? ST puBte
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claces Wr. 500, s. 8. s." .SielbensOi.
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Baltimore MiarfibcridDtc.

Baltimore, 81. 0c5embcr 1906.
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idIicBlid) 3i0i 60licr 5u Socnlt'@oint
mo 200 SGiicr 81 Canton. aiiitcu,
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mnren mic iolgt:
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stbam Mupp's Meiiaurant,

UT. IIU4t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der .gforonft Sntnieripdbrenber Yauberein
tDn Baltimore" %5ersammelt ftt bier iebe,t
Monfag. - George Wrebut 4 Gong Bier
ant 8apf na1 peuif9cr Cit otreft bonn
SAB.
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Seriangt TIM Aa8emeinen.
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iuullen l6 perf1uli0 obcr in iruniiriGn 9rtCiel
IN ben gloenien Der Geleuidnit, Subann Z.
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9~(tsfnnit crtbeilcn miro. Sprcbihinoen bon
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