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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18
School Report.

Following is the report Of the Mont
pelier public schools for the month end
ing Jan. II:
WASHINGTON BUILDING
First primary-boys 81, girls q, total
SO.
Second primary-boys %, girls 20.
total 40.
Third and fourth grade-boys 90,
girls %, total 45.
Fifth and sixth grades-boys Is, girls
80, total 43.
Grammar grades -boys IA, girls 26,
total 40.
High school-boys 4, girls Is, total II.
Total number of boys ITO, girls 100,
total 240
LINCOLN BUILDING
First primary boys 81, girls 80, total
66.
Second primary boys SO, girls %,
total SO.
Third and fourth grades-boys %,
girls %, total 81.
Fifth and sixth grades-boys %, girls
%, total As.
Grammar grades-boYs 10, girls %,
total 40.
Total number of boys 1913, girls 1913
total POI.
Total number Of boys in both build
ings 243, girls 258. total sol.
This shows an increase of 10 over the
preceding month and 70 over the first
month. All rooms are crowded, tot
crowded, in fact, for the teachers t.
accomplish the work they otherwise
could.
The enrolment now shows an in
crease of more than 30 over this tim,
last year. and this increase will in al
probability continue proportionatel.
year by year. With these condition
existing it can readily be. seen that tn
time has come when more school room
is an absolute necessity. Patrons shout
bear in mind that children attending il
over-crowded rooms cannot possibly re
ceive the advantages or make the pre-
gress they would if the enrolment /
each room was normal, and when til
opportunity presents itself we believ
the progressive citizens Of Montpelie
will vote for the erection OF anothe
school building.
F. L. WILLIS,
Superintendent
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18
The American Indian.

In connection with the Indian appro-
priation bill for $8,203, 900 now before
congress the following interesting facts
about the Indian race in the United
States were brought to light:
1t was shown that the total Indian
population is now 1884, and that the
Indian is rapidly assuming citizen g
dress Ten years ago $1,000 Indians
who wore citizens dress, while last year
the number was 10000. Ten years ago
33, 900 Indians read English, while last
year the number had increased to 68, OOO
and those who speak the language num-
Der 10000. OF the total Indian popula.
ton $4,000 are members Of regularly
established churches.
THE Indian has today in the United
States treasury funds amounting to
$35, 375, 900. upon which an annual in,
terest is paid amounting to 81, 725. 900.
The government pays to the indiana
annually under treaty obligations more
than three-quarters of a million dollars
The land owned by the Indians outside
of the territories amount to 81, All, 00(
acres, an average for every man, woman
and child of 271 acres.
Representative Sherman denied tina
the Indian is gradually disappearing
and said statistics show that last yea
there were 316 more births than deaths.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18
Dangers of q Cold and HoWto Avoid
Them.

More fatalities have their origin in or
result from cold than from any other
cause. This fact alone should make peo-
pie more careful as there is no danger
whatever from a cold when it is proper
ly treated in the beginning. For many
years Chamberiain's Cough Remedy has
been recognized as the most prompt and
effectual medicine in use for this disease.
It acts on natures plan, loosens the
cough, relieves the lungs, opens thes
lions and aids nature in restoring the
system to q healthy condition. Sold by
Ritter Bros. Drug Store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18
HI NOR ene Philosophy
By DUNCAN N. SMITH
OTHERS.

The man with the hoe is downtrodden'
For toll in his life Is the principal fea-
ture,
While others at pleasures are coming and
going,
He tends to his knitting. or. rather. his
hoeing.
But he as a sufferers hardly starter:
The man with the lawn mower-there Is
the martyr.
The hours OF the morning for toll he is
using
While others more fortunate sweetly are
Unless--then he gloats-they're as mad
Because they're aroused by his clickety
clatter.
But though they berate him and call 1t a,
Yet he is the one who must push at the
handle.
The lawn which seemed small when he
made the selection
Now seems as he mows It full quarter
section,
And. although the distance in inches is
1t seems to grow longer and longer each
second
Until by the third or fourth time he's
been round II
He mutters and says something worse
than "Confound ftp'
Nor does It make lighter the least bit the
labor /.
To hear the remarks of some gay lawnless
neighbor,
Who says he would make museum at
traction
Or pass as a mule II he had. but good
action.
He forces a smile. springs chestnut SO
BY saying. ''This exercise. neighbor. is
dandy"
| II you have a heart that with love is
o'erfowing,
Save sympathy out for the man who is
| moving.
think a society formed for prevention
| OF cruelty here has q case for attention;
| Somewhere in the law of the land must
| be hidden
clause saying torture like this Is for
| hidden.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18
Unlawful Occupancy Of Public
Lands.

The following order was issued by
Secretary Hitchcock on Jan. Sd to the
Commissioner of the General Land
Office:
SIR: Referring to the circular of in
structions to special agents of your Of
fee. approved BY me on Jan. 20, 1904,
relative to their duties under the act of
Feb. Is, 1885, t23 Stat, 32l), entitled
IAN act to prevent unlawful occupancy
of the public lands" you are advised
that said circular is hereby amended
and modified as follows:
Strike out from said circular para
graphs and 6. and insert in lieu there
Of the following:
1T snail be the duty of the special
agent on receipt of any charge or COM
plant or upon information being ac-
quired by him from any source, that an
unlawful Enclosure is being maintained
by any person or persons, association or
corporation, to at once proceed to Sc
cure sufficient data, including descrip-
ton Of the lands inclosed, with reason
able certainty, not necessarily by metes
and bounds, nor by Governmental sub
divisions Of surveyed land, but only SO
that the Enclosure may be identified and
the person or persons guilty OF the viola
tion, as nearly as may be, and by de-
scription If the name can not on reason
able inquiry, be ascertained, and to at
once submit such case. with the data
thus obtained, to the United States at
torney for prosecution.
It shall be the duty OF the special
agent, and be shall be 80 instructed, &c
be alert and vigilant to detect the ex-
dstence Of unlawful enclosures in his
district and to proceed in accordance
xherewith as herein aboye directed, and
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18
Cured of Lung Trouble.
Superintendent

ut is now eleven years since had a
narrow escape from consumption
writes G. o. Floyd, leading business
man OF Kershaw, s. C. 81 had run down
In weight to 1876 pounds, and coughing
was constant, both by day and by night
Finally began taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery and continued this for about
six months, when my cough and lung
trouble were entirely gone and was re-
stored to my normal weight, ITO
pounds" Thousands OF persons are
healed every year. Guaranteed at Ritter
Bros. Drug store. soc and 81 90. Trial
bottle free.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18

Deputy Game Warden Richards
Favors Some Changes
in Game Laws.

In letter to State Game Warden
stephens, Deputy Warden Richards of
his county. makes the following sug-
yestions in regard to changes in our
xame laws:
Hon. w. N. Stephens,
Boise, Idaho.
Dear Sir;-I. as deputy game warden of
Bear Lake county, Idaho. have noticed |
whore few changes in our game and
fish laws would be very beneficial to the
protection Of both our fish and game.
First. The duck and snipe law
should, by all means, open on the same
date. As our laws are now, the snipe
law opens the first day of August and
the duck law opens the first day of
September. whereby any person wishing
to XIII ducks after the first day of Au-
gust. goes into the swames for snipes
and can kill all the ducks they want
II they see any one coming their way
they hide the ducks killed by them in
the grass or toolies and they have afew
snipes in their coat to show the Game
Warden that they are not breaking the
law, but the Warden feels sure the sport
has got few ducks hid away which he
win get later on, and for this reason
and the protection of the ducks would
recommend that this law protecting the
ducks and snipe, open ON the first of
September and close January 81.
Second. For the better protection of
our fish in the spawning season make
it misdemeanor to use any seine, net
or spear, weir, fence, basket trap, gill
net or any other contrvance to catch or
kill any fish, in any of the waters of
the State of Idaho, between the first
day Of March and the first day of June,
except private ponds and hatcheries;
provided however that it shall be law
full to catch trout. grayling, bass and
sun fish. with hook and line attached
to q pole and held in the hand, between
the first day June and the first day of
March Of each year.
II people are allowed to use nets on
the inferior fish in the spawning season,
they catch our trout and other fish OF
that class while doing SO, and unless an
officer is there they are not very partic
ular about putting the better class Of
fish back into the stream.
Third. would also like to see law
passed that would permit the burning
Of the swamp grass and rushes in tbs
fall Of the year. Let this be done b,
some officer Of the law, as the fires tina
are started in the swamps in the sprinl
Of the year destroys thousands of duck
and geese eggs by being burned, wher
the ducks and geese breed in any mum
Der.
Hoping you willpee fit to introduce
such changes to our game laws, I am,
Yours very truly.
F. r. RICHARDS,
Deputy Game Warden of Bear LAX
county.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18
Wise Counsel from the South.

81 want to give some valuable advice
to those who suffer with lame back and
kidney trouble" says J. r. Blankenship,
OF Beck, Tenn. "Ihave proved to an alb
solute certainty that Electric Bitters will
positively cure this distressing condition.
The first bottle gave me great relief and
after taking few more bottles was
completely cured; SO completely that 1t
becomes a pleasure to recommend this
great remedy" Sold under guarantee
at Ritter Bros. Drug Co. Price soc.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18
Keeping Well.

"What Is the matter with the Jig.
sons?"
Nothing. I guess. They appear to
be healthy"
But the whole family Is taking med
icine"
"Oh, the old man had to take a
gross Of patent mixture on a debt,
and they want to get their money
back"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18
How 70 Cure chlIbloIns.

aTo enjoy freedom from chilblains,"
writes John Kemp, East otisfield, Me-,
II apply Bucklen's Arniea Salve. Have
also used It for salt rheum with excellent
results Guaranteed to cure fever sores,
indolent ulcers, piles, burns, wounds,
frost bites and skin diseases. 25c at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18
The Rioht Name.

Mr.. August Sherpe, the popular over
seer, OF the poor. at Fort Madison, Ia,
says: "Dr. Kings New Life Pills are
rightly named; they act more agreeably,
do more good and make one feel beettr
than any other laxative" Guaranteed
to cure biliousness and constipation.
25c at Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18
The Essential Thing.

'What do you do down here"
"Dream."
"How do you manage it,"
ST cultivate my soul"
"Yes; that's all right. But what
want to know is who fills your pipe
for your"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18
Notice.

II any person having any of my cattle
or horses in their possession will notify
me, I will pay the expense of feeding.
My cattle brand is ; on left hip, crop
in left ear, horses branded / on right
shoulder.
ID, MCLENNAN,
Montpelier. Idaho,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17

@eriidiidtiaung oIler 0ieIer SbatIa.
den uno Der unpermeibiifeu &dit.
gel jeoer SteuereinidGbung oen III
MiQionGrSbanoen befin6lid)cn Gt-
tGcil oeS oeuti6en &olfSbermogenS
ouf II bis 10 0tiQiarocn tarirt. Sc
llnd) Der politii6en uno nntional0fo.
nomiihen Inid)aiutng cridlient Dies
ben cinen ais 0urd)nilS angenleilenL
pGbrcno Die anoeren oarullS boS
8or6anbeniein ~pro6enoer Io5inler@c.
fobren obleiter. Sn Oieiem Funfte
Elm llrtbeil nb3llgeben, lit nid)t So.
DIE Der porliegcnoen 0oritcllung. IS
geniigt Dielmebr, oorouf b%il5lnueilcl
ooB in 0elttidlano Die ltnglci6bcit
Der &crnlogcnS : 8ertbcilung menig.
items nod lange ni6t Die i6orfen
,Sormen angenommen bat, tuie Iie IN
Gngluno, Nmerifo, Hublano II. nlth
in Stalieu 6elteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
Ser Srut.N ppnrat.
Son G0min 8ormonu.

Non Z 10 IN Sort III II II.
Ger Goftor @eDnc lit ein Mann,
Ser io5uiogcn NlleS fam.
9cS @iiienS oidite Ne6elipon0
0urdoringt oft ipieleno ieinGeriton>
limo GuBerIt ielten, ia, mobI nie,
@criogt bel ibm Die 8bontoiie.
Nur cine S6pGhc mnd)t lid) brett
Gr lcioCt an TergeBli6feit.
God icine fiibnitc @iIlcnStbot
9o9 lit elm @riite- Ipporot.
9oS Ting lit mcbrfo6 pr6miirt,
Gr iclbit Ourd) mnnd' 9iplom Der.
5iert.
IS mrlr6e i6leumialt iein YortrGt
rSn ieocm @od)enblott erlpGbt.
Der Qanotpirt6 lit 0ea 2obc8 noQ,
Wiou fouft oen Npporot mie toll,
Mou briitct Siibner 81 Wiaionen
Sn alien Sdn0ern ollcn 3onen.
9tltr Giuem mil cS nidt 9elingen,
Sin Sllbu oomit BUR Welt ST brin'
gen,
llno, mcl6' ciu MiBgeidid! ser
Cine,
0oS lit CT icl6it, Der 9oftor Scpnc.
9nS @rutgei6Git, eS gliidt ia nur
9ei gon5 conltontcr Semp'ratur,
9olo l9Bt er oiien Elm Sentil,
0uuu trieqt boS &ubn Elm Sein 81
niel,
9oIo gieBt er fcin Getrolcum Elm,
90 bleibt boS Sl~iigelponr 81 flein;
9alo orebt bic Slomme er 81 groB,
0o gibt'S ne slrt bon Hiibrei Blob,
9o6 cinmol, nllr Elm ein5ig' Wol,
% gina Die Sode local,
pa brcbt or fcin Sentil 6ermn,
90 Icblte feilt Yetroleum,
9o mar bic Slomme ME 81 groB -
9ur5um eS gin9 brilliant, iomos.
&ollnl ldlual1tt ole SlllleH Senlpc'
rotltr
Nitd) INN elm @iertcl 0rGoden MIR.
Sect lino Orei @oden piinftli6 Inn,
S6luopp, BRETT er obs Yetroleum.
Sect ifiebt or, riid, oie &loppe luc1
limo itiert - ollt einen lecren Sled.
Ser 0ottor 0eIblt ein llneliidS'
bubn)
8ergoB, oaS - 81 hineinlutbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
SaS Sams bon ariitaQ.

Ger Dgutc Gi6ter" mod)t oltd bis
lueilen cute @ibe. &iir5li6 Itono
Dor Der Barrier %Gioilfonmer, Der
Sr. Serro De Gipieres prGIioirt, Elm
@~ouSbeiiber, Namens ariItoI, Der
Die por5eitige 2oiung zines WietG-
GontrotteS nit elmer Dame be9ebrte,
Die ibre @obnung 81 intereIionten
3ltianmenfiiniten meiter 5tt bernie
then pflegte. Sn gmerifa bGtte er
nit iol6' moroliiGem 9egebren obne
MeitereS Grfolg gebabt, IN Yari&
iino oie9iifter iiir geluiiie u1ablpeno.
bare eri6einungen oeS meni6lidCn
SebenS b~etrGdtlid) nodlidtiger. Die
&ommcr irogte MIR 0nrnod, Oh Sr.
ariitoa oils SolSmirtb moterielleu
S6oOen burd feline golante Wietbe-
rim %erlitte, un0 oa CT 5ugeben mnBte,
Iein Sous lei troB6em boil beiebt,
10 miroe ibn lein Mllnid niht or.
fiiut. IlS or entriiItet auSriet man
geniere iid III Der betreffenben @ob-
nlrng 10 lpenig ooB bon Der Sreppc
aus sic Yoiionten biSipeilen Die pi-
fqnteiten &orgGngc nit onicben
founten, iono Der ngllte Gidter" ooS
erlolenbe Sdlubmort: nllno SaS
munoert Sic" meinte CT i6mutt-
3elnO: lin einem Sauie bon Sri
itoQ2" 9tur Der &elpeft Dor ser
8iiroc oeS Srtes binoerte Die Sin.
mcienoen, in Elm allgemeineS, tief-
gefiiblteS yNu!" aliS5ubreden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
Gbinn'S critic MISUNDERSTANDING.
&ou Sron5@ $.

NiiS China lino in letter 3eit luic-
6erbolt Hodridtcn 81 inns gelongt,
Die gum ipeni9Iten oen ernitlidcn
Miuen oicieS 2onbeS 5ei9en, IS Den
Soponcrn lod)5nmodlclt mo lid
Gleid hieicn in mo9lid)it fllr5cr Belt
olle Grrm0enidoiteu Der curopGi.
ihcn &ultur bei5ule9en. 9n ninmt
eS nid)t meiter @lunoer, 81 perneb-
men, Dob mmncbr alld) cine Mus
itcIliug, uno SPAR oleid) cine rid)tigc
Notwithstanding I'M Heifc Der Witte
ncranitoltet luer0cn ioQ. Sreilid)
Eefing, Die d)ineliihe Souptitoot, lit
boSl nod uidt rcif, nho audi Die
Gbineien olleiu lino bo5u nod niht
im Stonbe. boiiir fiiblt lid ober Die.
ienigc Stoot Gbino'S, Die biSber onl
meiiten unter Dem GinfluB Guro-
pos gciuonncn bat, ooSu bcrlifen, II,
menn alid) Die @bineicn oIlein cine
iplhe TitSltellunG nod nidt fertlG
brinaen fonntcn, 10 itebt ibuen bier
Die @elommtbeit oll Der oielcnsSrem-
Den 5ilr Settle, Die Iidl 0cruoe in
Sbonabai ieit SabrSebntcn nieoergc.
lollen bobefL nm bon bier ans Obi
no Dem Sonoel Guropo'S uuo Ime.
rifo'S 5t crobern.
Sbongboi, Der erite uno bebei'
tenoitc Snienprt bes mittIcren mn
noroliteu Gbina's, nit mebr oIS
100000 9elpobnern, am Iusflullr
pes m1btieiten Stromes oeS Can
oeS, Gilt NIT Hed)t als 9ebcrrid)erir
oes fernen SitcnS. &ongfong itebt.
mas Ole 9eoeutung oils Soicnort BE-
triift, o~lleroings nod ettuos ipeiter
poraii ipie i~iberboupt SongfonO
Der oIlererlte Snfenort oeS geiamm'
ten Groenrrmoes it, mas oui'S id)lo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
Wiaiiico.
Bon ). q. 9 d)cffcL.

Is tonmt elm lpunoerioner 8nob'
NBt oltrd) bic 8eIt gegougcu,
llnb no er gcbt, bergaIt bergab,
Sebt iid) Elm @lait unb Rrongcn.
SIN friiden Grin itcbt 5elO mlb
Tbol
Die 8ogeI iingen uQ5umol,
Gin 9liitbeni6nee unb &egen
6Gllt nie0cr allerlpc9en.
Gen Moi ergott @ebrumm w10
Summ
Sit INNER gutter Saune,
9'rlun l6miren 0urd) our9 oenGann
berum
Die W}QieufGfer brallnc,
limo aus Dem Moo8 lpG6It i6neQ
berfiir
Ger 6riiGlinqSblumcn id0nitc 3ier,
Die meiBeu 0loden lGllten
Gen Wnicn Gin nit 6reuOeu.
SeBunoer Ocnft, g8er INNER fam,
9(uf aur5iucil, Sder5 un6 Winne;
Mon6' einem grauen 8ie0ernam
@iro'S luieOer jung 5n Sinue.
Gr rlit biniiber iiber'n &bein:
nSer5liebiter S6ae, o lob MIDI ein!"
llnO biiben fonts ltnb briiben:
HSm Woi % lit gut lic6en!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
Id liebc 2id!

Sd liebe did IN 6relto' II. S6nlGr3,
Su6t lid oaein mein iebneno Ser5;
uno penn ih frage: 2ie6it 9u
MIDI
0ein SUB iogt mfrs: sd Iiebe
Gid"
i: S6 mir ms icrn' - Oh mir ms
nab,
Ser Ser3en-Gintlong lit bod BAL:
Bur Moien3eit, in 6riiblings- @ra6t,
Sit itetS Die Siebe ouigeDodt;
Mog Sell5 mo 8liitb' in &radt Der.
geb'r,
i: Wfeiu 9lllge ipridt'S; Wtein Nuno
lit Itumm:
SD lie6e cid - meiB nid)t, mar
nm. i:
8 2iebe33cit, on id0nc Belt -
Gin 6riibling INN ms rpeit un0 brett,
Sin Erilmen iprnoerbor 1rnb liiB
Gon Seligteit, bon Yoro0ieS. -
i: 8ober Dies @lIuoer? Seele =
Nipri6l
Gin @0rtlein Iogt's: sd liebe
9id!" i:
Seiuer Satin amolio geipi6met
Or. Geo. y. StrauB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
NQcrIei Snmor.
Nus Den luitigen 9lattern.

Icrratben. - Serr (5ur aomnlcr'
5oic ieiner beimlid) 8eliebtcn) yWic
babcn sic eS oenn icrtig gebroht,
mir Die Code meiner Ingebeteten 81
perid)oifen, obne Dab iic cS merftc?"
~ &antmerjoie: n@nn5 cinfod), i'd,
babe Tie o%bgcif,nitteL oils oos gn0-
bigc 6raulein lid, gerooe III eincnl
onoeren Simmer aiiibiclt." Gin-
mano. sic gu ibrem bon 3obn-
rciben gepeinigten Monn): nSicb'
an oob on balo eiuihl1fIt." Gr'
.gtein, iuenn id) 5uieb', idlof' id)
iiberboupt nid)t einl" 9ei einenl
g9irtbe puioermilo. sit mein
Mann o'rin, 2omenmirtb ?"-&irtb'
ySoipoll, Mooamd)en, mod)tcn Gin
'rcinfommen ooer iol id) inn 'rouS.
idymeiBen2"
y Sit Die ipmboIiihe Yerioniiifa'
iion Sranfreih's. oils llnterltiiserir
Der politiib &eriolgten.
- @obu5 lit Die SauptItaot oeS
1iirltenttumS 2iedtenitcin, befonnt.
lid oes tleinlten europdiihen Sir
~Itentbums n1dit Monacp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
Sm @iai.

Sam i'd ooiiir, ooB 9lno're
9tidt ihou'n, mos mir geidQt,
ltuo BOB id fr6bIif) won0're
Gllrd) cine if0ne @clt?
Gcrpcil lid 9Ino'rc bolgcn
lin Solo, griiB' i'd Den Woi;
Sim airdGof mir unO @olacu
@cb' idiucigcnb id) uorbei.
Gicacidt it's b66'rcr @iQe
Sd ncbm'S ais iolhen birl-
Cab id) init elmer 9rillc
Bur @eIt aetommcu bin.
Gurd) tic idou i'd ole Groe
&n cinem roIgen Sdein,
BIS id begra6cn pcroc,
S6lGgt iic mir fciucr Gin!
Huoolf Yre5bcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
Nnlircn phne Haiirmciier.

0aS lit Die neueIte 2onooner Or
finoutg. St ben 9nrbierl6ben Son.
oon'S iprift man felt einigen Gagen
bon nibtS guoercm inebr. Die So6e
liegt 10: 9ieier Gage muroe IN einem
Scale zines Der groBtcn Sotels ser
Stu Dem IN 9roBen Sbaren berbei.
gcltr6mten Yublifum cine Yoite ges
5eigt, Die Die portreffli6e Gigenidait
beiibt, ielbit Den itruppigiten Dart
ab5unebmen, obne bob man Elm
&%oiirmelier ST. Siilfe 81 nebmen
broltAt. Nltf elmer Elattform iaBeu
mebrerc, nit mebr ooer minoer LAM
gen Sorten oltsgeItuttete Serren, Die
iid I'M Sntereiie Ger glltcn Sohe ent-
i6loiien botten, ibreS Shines 3ieroc
5ll opferr, nm Die @or5iige uno Die
9lugeluolt Der nelicn Baite 5l oemon-
%itriren. Gin Serr int idwnr5en Srod
gelelte lid ST. Den nSeriuhS. 9anin-
den" uno er5Gblte Dem itaunen0en
Enblifo, oub eS bis9er in Ser gatt5en
@eltgeididte nod nidt oogelpelen
lei, Dab man einen Bart obne Ha-
Iirnlelier entfernt babe; er ober lper=
De ooS Mlnoer uolbringen uno nod
N%uftragltng Der Munoerpaite Die
Sorte mittelit zines EapiermeiierS,
ober o'ld) mittelit zines ihlibteu
3iinobol56enS obnebmen. llno err
lieB Den @orten Sbaten folgen. 3rpei
Noiutonten oeS WunoermanneS leg-
ten Serpietten INN Die 9rrlt ser b1r-
tigen Serren nnb beihmierten oonn
Die 9Grtc nit elmer 9lrt feltften &C.
mentS. @Gbrenb bieier Sdmierfnr
%nerbreitete lid I'M Saale ein i6arfer,
foirm 5u ertragenoer 8erlih, uno
EerIonen bon 5arter Contribution ia.
ben lid angItlid nod) Der Sbiire nm,
obcr es CAB nirgenoS elm Gntrin-
men: ole Stiireu mnren bon elmer
lid fiirhterlidl itauenben Wenge be-
leet. alS Die gufregullg iid) etipas
gelegt bate, eonitatirte man nit Der
llbr in Der Sonb, Dab Die Eaite be-
reitS ieit IL Minuten oif oen bGrti-
gen @eiidtern lag. Sn bielem Pitt
genblid begann bos Hopiermeilcr al
arbeiten, iinb man iab re1tS unb
linfS Die gorte fallen, nhb Die 8e.
iidter in eritalthliher Slate craIGn.
sen. gntbuiiaitiiber 9eifoa mor
Der 2obn Oes @unoermonnes; bonn
gingen Die ibrer 0Grte beroubten
Serren binonS, UNI iid SIT poiden.
Die 9orbiere ltebcn Der YoIte iehr
lteptild) ge9eniiber. Die Snde lit
niht einmdl ileli nno Dos Mittel lit
nidt nn9efabrIid,, ou es nod I1ngc-
rem @ebrol,fe Ole &out %rninirt.
gbgefiibrt. = M%bitiuen5ler Gu
einem trinffeiten @apernD: ,aber,
mein Better, fiirhteu Sic lid beun
nidt bon Dem pieleu @iertrinfen elm
gierberS 5n befommen?" - 9oper:
vWadcn 9 Gobna barber foane
Sprgen, Serr Hahbarl Dos is mir
iinrner nod lieber, ais nenn i'd abn
Waiierfopf friegcn that bon oera
etuisen @aiiergeiaui!"