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The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Eost Important Happenings of the
Past Seven Days.
Interesting Items Gathered From all
Parts of the World Condensed
Into Small Space tor the Ben
eft of Our Readers.

| Personal.
| ]. E. Riddick, associate justice of
he supreme court of Arkansas, is
lead in Little Rock of typhoid fever.
Heinrich Conried, director of the
Metropolitan opera house in New
York, has returned from Europe bro
zen in health.
Miss Clara C. Leach. wealthy
woman of Worchester. Mass, recently
welded John w. Mahe-, former con-
sict
Rev. Marcellus Blair of Eldorado,
Kansas, was found dead in his berth
n sleeping car at Cincinnati. He
1ad been on a visit to his father in
West Virginia and was returning to
lis home.
Mrs. John c. Breckenridge, widow
lf Gen. John C. Breckenridge, at one
line vice president of the United
Stat IS and candidate for president
against Abraham Lincoln. died recent
y in New York.
Mrs. Cassie NJ. Chadwick, whose
amazing financial transactions culmi-
mated in the wreck of bank at Ober-
| lin, O., died recently while serving a
/ ten years term in the Ohio peniten-
tiary.
| John Mitchell has formally an
nounced that he will not be candi-
date this year for president of the
United Mine Workers of America. He
gives i'll health as the reason for his
retirement.
Leo Strobmeyer, high school boy
of Iowa City, Ia, whose back was
broken in football game, has died
of his injuries.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pistole recently died
at Lone Elm. Kansas. aged 1O3 years.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson, of Win
field, has been elected president of the
Kansas Womens Christian Temper.
ance Union.
Jonn d. Rockefeller has given the
Chicago University 100000 to erect a
Harper the first president of the insti-
tuition.
A. D. Davidson, an oil contractor,
committed suicide at Arkansas City,
Kan, owing to financial reverses.
Thomas Ryan, for nearly II years
first assistant secretary of the interior,
will retire on account of i'll health.
President John Mitchell, of the
United Mine Workers of America. has
submitted to two operations both of
which are said to have been success
full.
Gen. ]. Franklin Bell, chief of staff
of the army, is taking treatment at the
Muldoon farm sanitarium at White
Plains, N. Y, where Secretary of State
Root received treatment.
Mrs. Mary A. Wright has celebrated
the completion by her of 60 years of
active service as teacher of class
in the Sunday school of the First
Baptist church of Burlington, n. j.
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19
Penitentiary For Schmitz.

San Francisco. Collaborating to
the district attorneys Office, Eugene
Schmitz, former mayor of San Fran.
cisco, but now convict. has lost the
right to appeal to higher court
through a blunder of his attorney
Charles H. Fairall, and must go to the
Ienitentiary forthwith.
Moreover, the claim is made that
after Fairall discovered his mistake
ne sought and procured a change in
the record of the transcript Of appeal
to cover his own error.
These recommendations in ink oc.
cur in the printed volume, and the
prosecution refused to accept service
in the matter.
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19

The city Of Erie. Pa, has done we'll
to honor. by statue, the memory of
Eben Brewer, the heroic postal clerk
of the Spanish-American war, who
gave his life for the soldiers at ST.
honey. says Youths Companion. He
had gone to Cuba to establish a mill
tary postal service, and he did 1t. But
the number of sick wounded and dy-
Ing soldiers at Siboney, and the
scarcity OF doctors and nurses, made
4 demand upon his sympathies which
he could not resist Four days and
four nights, without a moments rest,
he devoted himself to this humane
work, and then he collapsed. Dart
mouth college. from which Brewer
was graduated in 1871. may we'll
share with Erie, his home city, the
pride in this hero of civil life.
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19
Harvest.

In current humorous paper a lady
on horseback is represented looking
over wall at a farmer. She says,
Il am so glad you are going in for
wheat, Mr.. Hayrick! My husband
made great deal of money in it on
without intending it. the profound fact
that under all our material prosperity
lies the produce of the earth; that
every man, from the farmer to thu
master of the stock market, succeeds
or fails with the crops. One of the
most promising American novelists,
who died in his prime, set for himself
the splendid imaginative task of
tracing through series of novels the
kernel of wheat, from the field to the
loaf of bread. In his Epic of the
Wheat" he attempted to tell in new
kind of harvest fable the story of mod
ern man. AS far as he went, he did
succeed in making the kernel of wheat
the heart of large section of our
sAAoAiy SohiPASA hiC- ilC iioodAhS IL
of millions of bushels of wheat about
his hero, who stands In the wheat
pit" in the stock exchange, is as pow
erful as the rush of armies in the old
military epics. All summer long the
world watches the crop indications.
There is a shortage of grain-crops."
The cotton crop is moderate COM
pared with last year" IAN improve
ment of a hundred million bushels
was made in the corn crop in July"
Complicated by other forces not sure
ly discerned by the wisest statesman
and the shrewdest capitalist, these
crop reports swing the world up and
down, says Youths Companion, until
the harvest is all in and the facts are
known. There is a momentary settle
ment in business and politics. the
world breathes a sigh of relief. and
than all industry that depends on the
crops begins to hum. Harvest is a
great taking Of stock between the
coming in of the raw materials of life
and the winter months. when those
materials are converted to the mani
fold uses of man.
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19
Pioneer Crosses Divide.

Pueblo-Weldon Keeling, one OF Pu-
eblo's Oldest citizens. died October
18th, after an illness Of several days.
Keeling came to Pueblo in 1865. He
was one OF the first councilmen OF the
Incorporated city and was twice mayor
In the early days. For ten years he
was superintendent of the water serv-
Ice. When a young man Mr.. Keeling
came to Colorado, and in the COS car
ried the first mail by stage from At
Gibson, Kansas, to Salt Lake. Utah. He
was later superintendent for the Bar
Tow & Sanderson stage line from Den.
yer to Bent's Fork. He is survived by
Ais wife and four children
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19
Auto Kills Four This Time.

Pottstown, Pa.-As the result OF
gradecrossing automobile accident on
the Philadelphia G. Reading railway al
Keim street here. four persons were
killed and one probably fatally injured.
The automobile which was run down
on the crossing by a Pottstown ex-
press, contained party Of fve per
sons. The dead are:
Jacob Reese, aged IS.
Mrs. Jacob Reese, aged 48.
Mrs. A. w. Emery, Jr., aged A.
Belya Emery, aged year, child Of
Mrs. Emery.
Anthony w. Emery, owner and
driver of the automobile, was the only
one Of the party to escape death. and
his thigh was broken and he received
internal injuries.
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19

AS an indication OF the value of
~ater transportation it may be re-
marked that the Manchester ship ca
nal in England shows an increase in
receipts for the last six months of
more than $4,000 over the same pe-
iod in 1906. Much of this Increase
Is due to the large quantity of Amsri-
can cotton shipped to the mills at
Manchester Water routes mean low
freight rates, says the Troy IN. "
Times, and all over the world the ad-
vantages to be thus derived are com
ing into more careful consideration
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19

Yale's Japanese professor of Japa-
nese civilization has eloped with q
white woman. Probably he did not
mean this action to be . dsmonstra-
tion of the trend of Japanese civalizs
0on.
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19
Two Mourn Mrs. Chadwick.

Woodstock. Ont.-The funeral of
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick was held Octo-
Der 14th. The burial was in the fam
lily plot in the English burying ground.
Mrs. Chadwick son and her sister,
Mrs. Campbell, were the only mourn
ers.
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19
Boys Arm Broken by Fall.

Alton. Wyo.-Eight-year-o Orson
Tolman, while playing at school. fell
from a bench only eighteen inches In
height. breaking his right arm near
the shoulder and dislOcated It at the
elbow.
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19

II laughter is the result Of a unioA
Of the blood corpuscle with the nerve
cell. as a notable scientist asserts. will
not he kindly teach melancholy pes
simists who are predicting panic Just
how to make the connection?
The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19
THE GLENWOOD POST

GLENwooD SPRINGS, COLORADO.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-10
KIDNEY AND LIVER
REMEDY

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produce the results thar op~
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-10

Nine times out OF ten the
SKIN is yellow aud has bad col.
or wnen the system is run
down and the back is weak.
II is due to kidney and liver
troubles. II your skin Is ii
such condition, II your system
Is not in proper condition
give our
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-10

,Fk,s PHARMACY
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
sd bite 81. = fe6lt Sbncu

sd bite 81. = febtt Sbnen
,fnas2"
.@srseibung = i9 bin 70 ners
DSs-" sic fdBt ii9 miibium. llnb
ba er ni9t dntiportete, blidte iie
burd SbrGnen f9ii9tern gu ibm uuf.
@r itarrte iie an, cine brennenbe
aDtbe i'm @eii9t. SIN Bid ieiner
Suntlen @ussn mar cine tisfe S6am.
ngin almoien nur". iasts er leiie.
@r briidte ibr bic WliinSe nit 9ez
malt IL Die Sunb unb nubm Iein
Bib auriid.
2unsIum punbte er iid gum 9es
ben. glber bann idb er ibr entfGrbs
tes 9eii4t, bic Sitternosn 2ippen.
Gr trat bart an lie beran.
nSie iinb gut. fliiiterte er. ~Suu=
Ienbmal 0ant =" sic fii6lte l.inen
beiBen Wunb arf ibr.r SanO.
gls iie aufbliden tonnte, bog sr
eben in bic @oiie elm. sic belt isin
Bib in 6Gnben.
Sic pOIIte ibm nadeilen, ibm bas
@elb uufbrdns.n, ibm erfIGren =
bod pIOBIid iaben ibre 9tusen einen
Namen, Der in elmer @de bes 8ilbes
ansebru9t mar: gilbert Menarb.
Gilbert Wfenarb! Sic ipieberbplte
ben Ramen einigemal. ipGbrenb ibr
cine feline RDtbe in's 9eii9t ities.
Sn benz gbaos Der 9ebanfen, bic
auf iis .inbransen, bDrte Iie nur inn
msr bas cine berdus = Tsinen Rdmen
= unO Oas, OuB iie nun ben Muler
finben tOnne.
81. atbmete tief auf. So f9ien
ibr nit einsm Mal nun ales lpieber
10 fdDn, 70 li9t = bic Suilerien
Gagsn i'm blauen Duff, fernbin slGn5s
te biealeranberbriide solois auf. BON
Der Seine fhuGIten Die Pfiffe Der
Sdmpfbpote = unb nit sinem trGuz
merif6en 2G9eln pdnbte iie it9 um
unb sins lansfum in bieStaOt Suriid
ibrem S9idiuI sntseSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
SeiGt abseboIfeH.

!6err SalOmon 2i9tblau bate in
WteieritIG elm sroBes Gei9Gft, uno
ale WeIt bielt ibn fir ie6r reid, 10
baB er es 5ulebt felber sldubte. Od
tonnte er es allein ni9t msbr spinaen
uno ndbm iitb einen &l9balter. Sies
fer fano teine Bidder por uno ppllte
allies in Oronung bringen. Ia6bem er
nsue Bidder ungelegt uno cine 9endue
Snpentur dlffgenommen, tommt er 3u
ieinem Gbef:
rSerr 9ibtbldu, idl barf es sybnen
ni9t per6ebIen. Sic fino ia inTplpent."
rBie 9eibt inioIUent9 SIT penn tsin
@elo ba2"
gSas I4on. aber bic paFipsn iibers
fteigen Die 2tttiben!"
9ihtbIdu fOmmt gu ieiner @attin:
rSarableben, bent Dir, Der 8u6s
batter fuet. mir ieisn inTolpent. Sd
hdb' mid eebalten fir einen reihen
Wednn. - bds iiberleb' ib mir, i'd
f6ieB' mid gu SpO!"
rgait tpirite Did toOti6ieben. syebt
1T bic 3eit, no On pflesft gu seb'n in's
8dffeebdus, geb' mir unbetiimmert
uHo Jag tein MeHiden mir. fpisr ru6is
Define purtis tpie tmmtr, es ipirb alles
ipieoer gut!"
Sdlomon sebt, uTb ala er ndd einis
gen StuTosn lpieDertommt, tritt .ibm
Surub entgegen.
~SalOmon. tr0ite Did, bift pieoer
Elm reiter Uednn.~ :
rWiefog Sait Oh seiponnen bas
srobe 2oos9"
nDds niht, uber = = ben Buds
batter bub' id beptpeiI binauseepors
FEM"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

= 9ipifipn unb Multis
plieation. peniionGr: rSie tOns
nen Elm Subn nit matbsmutiiher
9enuuigteit tbeiIen, sSrau SaIbinss
ton." psniionsmuttsr: r0ds tbeilen
1T Iei6t senus; id polIte. ih tDHnte
es multipliSirsn."
= @erfdnappt. asllHerin:
~Sie sleiden uuf's Saar sinem
GERM, Der mir NAL nit fiinf Mart
our9sesunsen 1T; bsiOnbers Der
blonde SpiBbart." @uit: rOd Ieben
Sic, baB sic Iib irren, 5rdulein;
bumaIs trus ih sinsn @oIbart!"
= Sereniffimus dIs
&uufttsnner. Sereniiiimus, mad
oem 8eIu9 Der @emGGbesausrie gum
8orItanb: rgleb. bat mir gang gut
gefuIIsn. 9alIerie ba, Gb, nur mebr
Iauber bultsn, sinaelns 0inser ba,
tpie 3. .. Gb, Rsmbronbt ba BORN,
gang ountelidparS, puben IaFen. lie,
Der @OrftanO. Gb, JAZZ"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
Der srahe Iiana.
Ropeuette non epa Goretius.

sic iaBen unS trdnfen am S6ee@
tiI9 unb fpru4en = ni9t pie BET
Ssnns DON 2iebe, ionbern BON = Ses
ipenItern. Der 6riibid9rsiturm
brauite un6eimlia i'm nod pinterlt4
ausIebenben @utspart, i'm srpben
DObn3immer aber, no i'm &dmin
Elm bellies 1euer brannte, mar es uns
bsuer bs6asli9. Cine Sunte oes
SauIes, Elm Gltli9es Stiftsfrdulein.
.rsGbIte @sIpenTterseIbidten rSn
8u9entbul", iprad iis, nbOrt man
oft um IL ll6r Mittdss cine unIi4ts
bare 4urofe in ben 9utsbof rolIen.
Dor Der Srsitrsppe MAIDEN bic pfers
be bait, nm glsi9 barauf ipieber bds
pOn5uraIen. Sn Offended Seist ii9,
Iobdlo Der Sob zines Der Samiliens
mitsliebsr beporItebt, Elm seIpsnitii9er
gfeiter unb bic Sage bonn 9inbenbofer
MOn9 tennt bier in Der @e9eno il
ieoes &inb."
,4mmenmGrGen", brummt Der altt
Serr b. WsLl6ofen, Der nit Ieiner
e9t3.bniG6rigenSp9ter Srmgarb gum
9eIu9 bei ben O06lens, BEN @erz
ipanbtsn feiner ielisen 5rau, tpeilte.
@r mar I9le9tsr 2aun. heuts, Oenn
Bel Sturm unb Rsgen plagte ibn ims
mer bus ppodgrd.
,&einespegs 4mmenmdr6en", ipis
berIpra9 bic Stiftsbdme pitirt.
Der bide SberfDriter meints ses
miitbti9: rRd, Tein tleines Sdusgez
ipenit bat ia fdit Elm iebes Rittergut
unTerer propinS. sic, lieber 9Obs
len, bdmit ipdnbte er Ii1 an ben
Suusberrn = nbuben Sbren grauen
Mann."
Ssrr b. OD6len nidte beiItimmeno
unO meinte bann bebagli9: nSd,
uber ssIehsn babe i4 tbn nod
ni9t."
,gom grduen Wann babe id erIt
beute in @urer 6amilien9ronit seles
fen, Sntsl @6srbarbt," rief Srmd
0eGbofen le6baft. sd tpoIIte in
gursm 9Iaubu9 nadieben, pis alt
bic ursrobtante, mad Der i1 setauft
bin, seporoen 1T. Od las id aud,
baB Der srdue Mdnn Der @eiIt bes
Rittsrs Meinbarbt b. D0blen, Der
aus giferIubt beim 3edgeldss ieinsH
liebiten Sreuno, ben Sumter Don Der
Sede, eri9ldgen ba6en IolI."
BON einem Iol6en @eIpsnIt in gu.
r.r Samilis bat mir msine IeIigs
5rau ME etpds ersdblt, better gbers
bdrot", bemertte Serr b. DelIbofen
mibtruuriI9.
.0eine 5rdu tannts geipiB Define
Ibneisung gegen 9eipenItsrseI6i9s
ten, erpibsrte Der Sausberr. Brit
ter Meir9drot", fubr er fort, bat, 10
lautets bic lleberlisfsrung, i'm 16.
Sd6r6unoert eele6t. lin Ieiner llns
that pillen mIB feline arme Seele
rdItlos panbsrn. Bon 3eit gu 3eit
aeiat Ii6 Der @eiIt ots Ritters in
grdusm 8iiBsrsepunbe Oenen, pelhen
binusn tur3er 3eit Der 3oo beuoritebt.
8iele polIen ibn seIeben bdben. bic
aber eben nod lsben. 50 ). 3. Elm
Stuotenfamsrdo meinss 5tpeiten Sob
nes, na9Oem bic iungen Serrn am
2lbenO porber in meinem Weintensr
Elm bis9en aufgerGumt bdttsn. Sd
meinte Oamals, baB Der Serr StuOios
fus bas ngraue @Ieno" nit Osm
srauen Wann Oerps9Ielt babe. y3us
psilen", 10 bsibt es in Der @bronit,
.I9reitet Der 9eiIt Ritter Uleins
barot's in grauem giiBsrsepdnbe sins
Ter, bdnn pisosr in tlirrenber Bitter
riiituns. Waeiit aber 5eigt er Iih in
@nomenesItdlt" = elmer msiner9Grts
p:rburIdsn polIte ibu ssIeben baben.
nis er aus oem Ofenlod bsrpors
Ipruns. Der 8uride 1T in Der Shdt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
Nererfe 8 mtiftL Snj

Der erfte 3psifsl. Sunse
Dame: nSonberbar. ionIt paren
Cigars 8riefe immer bier eng BE,
f4riebene Seiten lang, iebt i9reibt
er faum Spei unO 70 nett duseinan'
Der; bd ion i9 nubrideinIid sfpi'
i9en ben 3eiIen IeIen, buB sr mid
ni6t msbr mag"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

So sebt's, 5rau MiilIer; neulid
babe ib Sbnen ben S9irm selieben
unb beuts babe ih nun ielbit teinen."
n9l4 @Ott. ih bate ibn ia fdon
IGnsit pieber sebradt, fuenn's
nur nt4t INNER 10 seregnet bate"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

rei5ppIen Bib, unb nsnn iis bic
ausen baIb fdlpb, fdien ibr Der
@arten au periinten, unb leiIe tau6s
ten bic qerIonen bieies seiitipriiben>
ben Salons auf --- bic f9lanfe
S96ne ba por ibr, lie lebt. ibr lsids
tes @riiettenIGdeln pertisft ii9, bei>
ter ipintt iie ben sSreunben entgegen.
9lleranber Dumas ftiirmt an, toII,
lGrmenb, Rofini murmelt feline bite
rem Sartasmen. Muiet tommt nit
2dmdrtine, 2isat sefeat ii4 gu Ghps
9o9 beute fdnb iie ibren plab
beiebt. Sin iunssr WenI9 bate ii9
por benz 0snfmal niebergelaifen uno
pinielte eifris on einem ileinen Bib,
bas ,r auf ben &niesn lisgen bate.
Sea berfunb senug BON 4qudrell>
malen, I'm auf ben eriten Bid gu
ertennen, bab bic 9lrbsit borsiisli9
ipar. Die melan9olif6e 8pripinterz
itimmung, oas fable 2aub auf benz
berblei9enben Rdfen, bic fpe9ielnben
Reflere 3pii9en ben 8aumItGmmen
= Oas alIes CAB cine pirtungspoIIe
Staffage fir bic li9tumfloFene
Statue. bic ii9 i'm 8prOersrunb bes
9iIbss erbob.
nWie f9On!" Iaste iie balblaut
uuf Oeutfd. Der Sfiiuitlsr bate iie
ni9t Dertanben. @r Gnoerts nod
einise &leinistsiten, bann fe[lte er
bus aquareu Dor ii9 bin unb betra9s
tete .s priifenb. pdbrenO er babel
elm Stiid 8rot aus Der Saffe sog
unb baItig gu tauen bsgann.
llnpiatiirli9 fab ibn Sea ssnauer
an. @r fdien jung, faum SipanSigz
iGbris, unb sIi9 in ieinsm ausIeben
ienen 8obemiens. bic man i'm Quar-
tier 9utin 10 bdufis antrifft. Srob
Der &Glte trug er nur etnen abges
i9abten, selbbraunen pliiI9ansug,
unb Inn ben gals bate er elm I9pars
S.s Sud sepunben, bas ben Ssmb>
tragen Derbars. Sein @eIi9t mar
bus tppif9e bes GranSoIen, I9arf
gef6nitten, I6mdl unb blab; er trug
einen Rubensbart, unb fsin idpars
5es, bi9tes Saar 1upn unter einem
breittrempisen Sut berpor.
@as Sea am meiIten riibrte, mar
bic ihpGrmeriI9e @triuntsnbsit, in
Der er Dor Ieinem Wert perbarrte.
@r bate ii9 erboben, mar einise
S4ritte suriidssganssn, INNER bas
Bib betra9tenb, nobel iein @eiidt
i'm Diberf9ein elmer untsrbriidten
inbriinItisen Seligteit erItrablte. Sea
bate bus @efiibl, als fei iie 3eugin
zines ipeibebolIen 4ugenblids, Der eiz
men aiinitler ale Miibfal, ale &iims
mernib DerseFen lGbt. sic abnte
an Der unbepuBten Sai, nit Der Der
iunge Wteni9 bas 9rot binubT9Iang,
baB Der Sunger tpobl iein tdsli9er
9efGbrte iein mo6te. giun aber iab
er Iein @ert bpr fidb, tIein aIIerbings,
elm ipin3iger 8ru9tbeil nur bon benz,
po5u er bic &raft in iib fiiblte.
Nper es mar pout9 1etn elgen, mar
Elm 8eipeis fir iein Salient, fir Iein
Redt, mad einem anbern 3isl gu
rinsen als al bic gsIdGftstlusen
MenI9en ringsum, un6efiimmert
barum, bdB fir ibn bon bss 2sbsns
Sdfel nur tdrsli9e 8iFen abftelen.
Bon Der Strabe idoG bas 9loz
deniisnal Der Srampab bsriiber unb
mubnte Sea an ibre pfli9t. 3Dgernb
gins lie bem ausgans gu. an benz
9ittertbpr ipanbte lie ii9 nod einz
nal unb blidte auriid. @r Itanb nod
immer reglos, unb BON bem talten
@rau bes Sass bob fi9 feline @etalt
pie eine f9maIe Silbpuette ab.
gtm nG4Fen Mprsen bate bas
@etter umseIdlasen, unb aIs Sea
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
uas benz ee6en zines gasabunben.

= 8orf9Ias sur Site
Serr: pWenn sic iih ni9t aussns
blidlid entfernen, 70 rufe id einen
9ienitmann unb Iuife sic binauss
iperfen!" Sauiirer: n9eben Sic mir
bic 5dlft' BON bem. mas Der 9ienits
mann toit'. unb id seh' BON ielbit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
Betna9e.

nSebt bab' .id dber senen sripiIdt;
Der fiebt senau 10 aus, ipie Der @er'
BREEDER, ben sic fuden = BLOB baB
er Teen @lasause bat!"
nSas is uber f9abe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

.@p bleibt benn Der Gins, Serr
9OttOr2 sic Iufen iia ia gar nidt
fe5'n!"
nSub' id Sbnen nidt sIeid ses
fast: Sd bin elm rubiser Wtietber =.
sic bOren unO ieben nt9ts BON mir!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

- 9raitif9er 8epeis.
Ri9tsr: 8tfen sic genau, bab es
sebn Minuten bor brei mar, aIs sic
in Der betreffenben Na4t mad Sauie
iamsn2 3euse: RatiirIid, meine
6rau bat mir l.; nit Der llbr in Der
9uno bic Saustbiir geOffnst!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

9m nd4Fen Wlprsen bate bas
Wetter umseI9lasen, unb aIs Sea
aus benz SuustbOr frat, atbmete Iie
nit @nt3iiden cine fuIt frii6Tinssbaft
lpei6e 9uft. Die Strabe I9immerts
ipeiB, ipie blantgefest, unb ibr beiz
teres 2ebsn, Der SingIans Der Sdnbs
Ter, bic S9reie Der 3eitunsspertGus
fer, Der @ortIdpan Der aumelpts
= bds ulss Hang an ibr Sbr pie
elm ibr eisens bargebradtes @eburtsz
tugitGnb4en. 9as Pantbeon bob
feline mafiss &uppel in Bic tlaren
2iifte, unb iibsr bem 9epirr Der 10
pisIseitaltisen 0G9er nit ibren uns
5Gbligen 5enitern, MdnIarbenertern
uHb 2uten breitste ii9 Elm Teiner,
ionnenbliBenOer Rau6f9leier aus,
Der ii9 nur an ben dubsritsn RGns
bern gu einem bunteln @iirtel baltic.
Sic las bic 8riefe, bic ibr Der
Concierge iiberrei9t bate. @s paren
nidt pieIe, bic Ii9 ibrer srinnert bats
ten. S9r Sruoer, etne Sugenofreurz
bin, Sipei MGo9en, beren 9ouuers
mantle lie SuIsbt sepeien, unb ibr
@ormuno. 9lbsr lie pe6rte bic mes
landOIii4e Stimmung, bic iie ii6ers
tommen pollte. raid ub. Seute
mar iie pisrunO5pan5ia Sabre : ba
lag ia bic 3utunft nod Dor ibr, unb
mas iie an Slid uno 5reube erpars
tete, tunnte ibr bas 2sben nod brins
gen.
2ei6tfiiBis idritt lie babin. 3uerIt
pollte lie duf cine Stunbe in ben
Soupre Sur Wpna 2iiu. 0as Iollte
beute tbre 5elerItunOe iperben.
plOBIi9 blieb iie itebsn. Dar bas
ntdt - tpabrbdftis, bu ging Der
WtaIer aus benz 2urembpuraaarten.
Gr mar Dor ibr aus einem 2aoen
sstrsten, nit nisberssI6ldgsnen glus
gen, elm Oerbes 2G6eIn I'm ben
MunO. Inter benz qrm trua er
einen iorsfdItis in papisr gebalten
9egenitanb.
Sis sins iunsTam binter ibm Der.
Gr iuh unfhIiifig bic aufI6riften
Der sin5eInen @eftGfte an, bann trut
The Washington times., 1907-01-16
Like a Man.

Ia has been noted, unfavOrably, of
course, by some of his few critics,
that President Roosevelt in his spe-
eial message to the Senate on the
Brownsville incident, reeedes from
his position barring the dismissed
soldiers from civil employment -un-
der the GOveTnment. In so doing
he says:
i am now satisfied that the effect of
my order Diminishing these men without
honor was not 10 bar them from all
civil emplo ynaent under the Government,
and theref ore that the part OF the order
which con sisted Of a declaration to this
effect Wa lacking in validity, and
have dire e{ed that such portion be re-
vOked.
There is the frank and disingenu-
Gus admir- ssion of an error. a lesser
man won Id have beaten around the
bush, hav e softened the rap hadealt
himself, or have omitted reference
to the matter altogether. Mr..
Roosevelt plays the part OF man
who is hot afraid To say he was
wrong, aid say it so that there can
be no do nbt in the matter
The pc ,ople, as a class, viii prefer
this sim plicity of manner. even TO
the possibility of ever making a
mistake.