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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08

Tho second week Of George NJ Cohan's
musical sensation. The Talk of New York"
will begin at the Kn~ickerbocker, Theatre
tomorrow night. where Victor Moore and
Soy vhSt Iooka ~ ~ lonS stsw on pScad-
way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08

At the Casino -The Gay White Way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08

~BatcheIler's Boston Bellies Company.
which will furnish the programme at Hyde
a Olympic, Theatre, promises
numerous novelties and vaudeville special
ties in its offerings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08

power to suggest tenderness hitherto un-
suspected. Work such as Mr.. Keenan,
does in this play il not lightly 20 be passed
over. He in still q little angular in style.
a little acid. q little suggestive Of the man
whose fleets arc somehow cramped in the
creation. so that they do not come from
him quite with ease and s~pontaneity. But
his range is wider in this part thar il has
ever been before, his personal presence
more charming and his emotional ex-
pressions far greater. Il was always his
gift 10 visualize a character and subordi-
nate all details TO that picture and its under
lying significance. He could see a part
whole. But as Gen. Warren he sees a part
large al we'll, and he is able to make IL tell
not only pictOrially but e~motionally, to
make IL live a. q person, not a picture.
This testy. proud, tender, courtly, narrow
minded, big hearted Confederate COM
mander OF his 10 the one breathing figure
in the play. the one character that exists
after the final curtain has fallen, however
interested you may be in the fate of the
others while the story is In fun race.
And because Il IL a living character.
and because Mr.. keenan, plays IL so well.
perhaps you will cave the theatre wishing
that the last act had been the first. Sitting
under the roses before bis Colonial mansion
FIVE years after the war. worn out with
ploughinz- he. a Warren Of Virginia. forced
now 10 work IN his own fieldsl-tbe Cen
erals story has just begun. The curtain
Ia just rln up on the tragedy OF the old
South. No melodrsma can depict ade-
quately the great struggle OF 81 to az; no
drama. however deep and serious. can pack
shaa treToccdoas hlccSshrd into the poor
traffic OF an evening on the stage. But the
rcaIist could take the WdrrePs on their
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08

Commencing with q matinee tomorrow
Aubrey Mittenthal's production Of Lsnedon
M~cCormick's latest ~melodrama will be-
the attraction at the American. II is The
suggest. ks written around the life Of q
young girl fighting against overwhelming
odds 60 gain fame and fortune on the New
York stage. Temptations and pitfalls
a-plenty Iassail the young sspirsnt for
wins out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08

"The Ioymaker OF Nuremberg begins
it's last week at the Garrick Theatre. Il
deserves a pretty little tombstone. The
/ Garrick will remain closed during the week
/ Of December 10 and on Monday. December
| %. Miss Maxine Elliott viii begin an engage
ment there. appearing In . new play en-
titled Under the Greenwood Tree"
THE Morals Of Marcus" goes on at the
Criterion, and OF course THE Thief" con-
tinues at the Lyoeum. where il has got to
! be o habit.
Miss Stahl has two more weeks at the
Hudson in The Chorus Lady" A week
from tomorrow. at the ?. 0OOth performance
| Of the play, souvenirs will DO given 10 all
the men In tho audience.
"The Lion and the Mouse" has three weeks
moro at tho Academy.
Miss Nilsson in The Three Of Us' will
be at the Grand this week.
The Man OF the Hour" gives clocks at the
Savoy next Wednesday night. as timely
(sic.) souvenirs OF its S00th performance.
The Broadhurst play does not relax It's grip
upon popularity.
This is the last week Of Elsie Janis in The
HOyden" at WalIack's.
Klaw . Changers production Of Edmund
Days Western drama. The Round Up
continues at the Broadway Theatre, where
it rs nearing the end OF its long run. '
The Merry Widow" goes en- to packed
hQuses at the New Amsterdam, and so does
tom Jones' at the Astcr.
Tho Wiechinx Hour At the HacItett ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08

Buster Brown" fOstered in his mischief
and pranks by his ever faithful companies
TiRe, will exercise his Establishments on
audiences at the Folly Theatre, where hs
will demonstrate during the week his pro-
pensity to create confusion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

TotgIi6 3iebe i9 meinen 9aIetot
ipieber aus, feBe meinen 9ut pieoer a6
unD ne6me ben Spu3ieritod pieber BON
meinem linten 6dnbgelenf fort. Wenn
i6 i'm f6on Dor elmer 6alben StunOe
f%prtgenommen bate, piirbe mid na6rs
f9einli9 baS 6onDgelent isbt bebeuz
tenb tpeniger i4mer3en...
gla4oem iA Srduletn 9aBmeier ben
@rief an ben 2eip5iger 8erleger unO
berT6teoenes anoere ins Stenogramm
biftirt babe, fage i'd gu i6r: r2iete5
SrGulein, sic niirben mir etnen 9es
fallen t9un, tpenn sic oon jeBt ab erit
INN 3e9n u6r Morgens tomTen lpoIls
ten."
Sie quittirt nit cine mironif4en
2G4eln. n9err 9ottor finb 3eute ie6r
i9er3baft aufgelegt!"
SD bet6eure meinen Grn5t.
sic piro beitimmt unb abpeifen0:
ng8ie 1oG i8 benin ba Biz Inn atpei nit
meiner Q(rbeit fertig perben?"
g}o ia. sic bat re3t.
Limb Na4mittags BADEN ia s9err
9oftor INNER &ebattionsiibung."
ga, ia! Die re9t fte bat!...
5riebri9, Der 9tener, lit i3on Ians
ge nit ben 9unben unterpegs, Gr
ge6t nt4t eine, fpnbern 8ipei Sttnben
nit i6ren fpa3iren. Ga4 9uuIe 5us
riidgete9rt, perttlgt Sriebri4 ais
3peiteS 5riibitiid einen @tertelmeter
W2ettpurIt ilnb brei fauftbtde 8rots
I8eiben. SD uebme etnen tleinen Sell
Ter 5leif6briibe - borber bier Sropfen
SCULPTURE, na43er cine MefIerfpiBe
9tatron. -.
So iotlte ieben Morgen fPa5ircn
ge6en.
Gs muB ettpas 9ef6eb,n = i8 NIP
nur nift re4t, tpas9 Soll ib etne
Sausbieneritele anne9men, ober Ob i'd
Iieber ben 8rieftrdger tobti@lage...?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
Ser oeuFbe Correspondents saimprf, @eO. sOnntAe, sen go Sonnor 1907

8rieFtoubert Dur6 ben feinen unO
i4lug cine ~ittlIere 9eitenitraBe Elm. Die
gum pdrt fiibrte.
Setunhenlanges S9pet0en.
yWerner = d6 Werner - t6 Bin
ia 70 fro9, 70 gtiidti4 baB 9u Der
ltnbefannte biIt!" gang IeiIe lpagte ie
IS gu fliiitern.
@r blieb 1teben, f6ob Iie Elm Gtiifs
den BON ii9 ab unb bIidte ie an, al5
o6 er iie teute gum erIten M}aIe fa6e.
.Slie - SinD - 70 alIp i9aut e.
in 9ir aus - 70 fiiblit unb benfIt 0u
= Iol4e 8riefe tpeiBt 0u gu i4rei6sn
- uno bies aQes einem Sremoen -
ipd6ren0 i9 -. nit etnem Mlale far0
er ipieoer ben alten lieben Son i6r s3s
genii6er. yMo 6ab' ib rur meme Qls
gen ge4a6t?" feit PreBte er i4ren Q(rm
an iih.
n@s 1T ia iebt ones gut, Bsrner",
pie SITES @tugen auf einmal itra6lten.
So, meinIt Gu -" ct berfiel ploBs
Ii9 pieoer in feline luftige Dirt, onein,
metn 5rdulein, ieBt tommt crit bic
Strafe. ~erltens fir 3eimIi4e &orro>
iponOen3, 8tpeitens fir unge6Drige3
8enbe5pous, brittens fir ---
limb 9u, 0erner =" 6alb 79uI6s
bepuBt, 6al6 I9althaft unter6ra6 f.
i'm, nfii6lit 9u Did benn 10 gang
I9ulbIos unb obne Sebl9"
,9m"- i6r Bid mar iGm bp6 Elm
tpenig fatal = Die fder56dfte Nrs
nonce rei3te MIDI = Elm 6armloIer Inf
5uerit uno 5pdter = Slie, &in06en, iA
bin ia audi 10 frob, baB 9u oas amos
mime MGbel biit! @ie oft bo6e ib ge@
tpiin14t, f0nnte Slie nun nift 10 fem
ipie Das Srduletn @non0muS! limb ieBt
.S8namm bariiber" iiber Die gon3e
NffGre, mir 1inb quit un0 baben un8
ale 6eibe ni9tS me6r bor3utperfen.
Bon nun an berTteben mir Spei ltn8
aud o6ne briefli6e @ermittlung, pd32
Q6er Define I9riftli9e 8efanntI9oIt
babe i9 nun LANCE genllg gemu6t,
SIIe, jebt fommt bic umiinOIi@e": an bic
Geibe!"
1nO in Dem menf6enIseren 9arf
ma9te Better Merner bteIel6e in elm
gt6enbIter @eiie = oIpGtere Seirut0
ni9t dusgei4lpfen!" fliiterte er i9r
ld6eno ms S6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

gen pes atesenoen oerriet6en bie8 nur
gu beutli6.
.@ie lte6 BON S6nen, baB sic toms
men. Sat mein 2icO gefaqen?"
Sic ergriff feline ma9ere SanO.
ySa, mein 2ieber. llnb" = Iie f4ludte
beftig - ni9 m06te Der Sbnen reuli4
geianbtsn tIeinen Qn5d6lung 9eute mod
ben Geit bin3ufiigen."
SIS mar bod feline Mn3a6tung9"
ga, bod, bier lit Der &eItbetrog."
sic briidte i'm cine @eloroue in bic
9anb,
Sd bante S6ncn, 8rdulsin @cgree.
Qber - i'd brau4e fir MIDI mobI
ni9ts me6r."
nQ(6er Serr Norben -"
,glein, nein," tpe6rte Der &rdnfe ob.
n@enn sic Oas 9eii4t bes Qr5tes ges
fe6en bGtten, ais er bor6in bon mir
%fOrtgins, tpiiroen Sic ni4t piberipres
9en."
sic poIte etpas 9r0Ifenbe8 Togen,
bd fu9r Der 9runte fort: n6rGulein
Se9ree, i9 babe cine 9roBe 8itte."
,Reben Sic, mein 5reunb!"
y8Dnnten Sic mir mein Qieo -
bieaeift - jebt - Doritngen9"
pSn Der Na4t9 SR bieiem engen
3immer?"
9tber feline @rtssn flebten 70 Gngitz
Ii9. limb foIte ite einem Sobttranten
ben piellci9t leBten WunId ab54lagen?
sd min es beriu6en."
IS, fpie banfe i6 S6nen! SD feIbIt
tpeiB ni6t, mi. ii4 mein 2ieo anb0rt,
ba meme 2ungenfrant6eit mid Iapn
felt 2ongem am Singen binbert!"
sic rGltIperte iif, unO bann Hang
bas 2ieo, fein Qteb, bur4 ods 3immer.
Gr 6Orte geipdnnt gu. llno oIs e8
gum S9lub ertlang:
Sinh aud entI9punben bic Sage Der
Sreube,
8lie6 Elm Grinnern i'm Ser3en Sls
&latI6et mir 8eifaa, tpenn gut i9 ge=
1urlgen
Ollie bic 2ie6er BON 2iebe unb Slid"
9a tlatI9te er in Die Sdnbe unb rief
Elm ii6er oas onoere Mal aus: 80, i9
bante SS6nen." Damn briidte er bic
Sano Der SGngerirt. Sd mettte iie
plDbli4, baB feline 6anb talt, eiSfalt,
ipuroe. Die Qtugen bes &ranten leuGz
teten ~eigenurtig auf, Elm 3ittern bur4s
lief Ieinen a0rper, er perfu4te, ii4 aufs
suri3ten. Der f6pa6e &Drper Iunt
tpieber in bic 8iFen. NoG einmal Iub
er bic Sdngertn nit etnem Bid oe8
gr0Bten @~liidsgefiibls an, bann entz
rang ii9 ieinem Munbe Elm tisfer
Seuf5er, uno bic SGngerin iaB an Dem
Bette zines Sobten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

Sdmud unb Sic 3ierOe meines SauIs5
iein. llno pd9renb i9 binausitiirlre
in oa5 2eben, UNI i'm Sample nit benz
0aIein fir Sic Oa8 9o4ite gu erjaz
gen, reroen Sic in 3u9t unb &6reH
am 6GusliGen 9erOe i%palten, Elm e1s
ter, OeutI6er, frommergebener 9ou5.
Manu.. ltn0 10 bite ib sic benn aus
treuem Ser5en, iibertpinbsn sic Die
HoIoe mGnner6afte S6am. Yaacn sic
mir Elm 8ort, baB audi S6re junqe
Seele in feuI9er 2iebe gu mir ents
Drdnnt lit. 0arf ib morgen por Scr:
9eitrenge Mutter treten uno mein
SleinpO aus Sbrer SanO ent9egenneb=
men2 Sbre Bis in ben COB getreue
9bpolDtfd.
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2Tei,t 2IOrgen(pa5tergdn0.
Sumoreste BON g ao 9o9itet t.
ter.

Ser S%anitGtsrat6 bat gut reber. Sd
ion jeben Morgen bor Der &rbeit cine
Stunbe fpa5ieren ge9en. Sel6Itbers
itdnoli9. I'm ein3uie6en, baB bas gut
1T, brau9t man fein SanitGtsrat6 81
fein. ltnb bdnn CAB er mir nod CUTE
Gegeln: tpie i4 es nit meinem Spaz
3iergang Balten foI, nenn Der !9erbIt
fommt, unb tpie i4 es anfangen IoQ,
tpenn Der @inter tontmt.
Gr bergaB nur ems bin5u3ufiigen:
mas i9 mD4en foQ, penn bic Polt
tommt.
NGmliG: bic poIt, bamit i9 es trr5
Iage, Die ppit lit eS, Die MIDI Sag fir
Sag I'm meinen Morgenfpa5iergdng
brin9t.
9ie poft mag fit tulturele @rbeit
i'm 9[qgemeincn ia cine reht forberltfe
Giuri9tung Iein = aber fir 2eute, bic
einen Morgenipa3iergang unterne9mn1
t%poIlen, 1T iie i'm 9D4Iten @rabe 9tn@
berli9.
Gs ion MenTGen geben, bic Inn
ftanre Iinb, 1oeben eingetroffene 8rteTz
f6aftcn ungs0ffnet in Die Rpdtai4e gu
berIenten uno einen bal6en Sag lang
10 nit iiG 6erum5utra9en. SCI pei9e
bieIen &raftnaturen bic @efii6le mel
mes ippigiten Neioes. = Sd fam oas
ni0t. So unmDgIi4 es mir mare, Ell
men tieben 6reunO anti4ambriren gu
IaTIen, nm in &u6e metn 5riibItiid gu
beenOigen, genau 10 unmD9li4 lit es
mir, etncn 8rief BON inn cine Slunos
lang unge0ffnet 3u lailen. Sann i'd
piIen, ob Der 6reunb nic9t meme linz
terItiiBung in elmer bringenoen @ngea
Iegen6eit i6on fir Die nGdite 8iertels
ftunbe erfle6t? Sber, 1elbIt tpenn mir
Die Sanoi9rift auf Dem SrisfumI 4lag
ppltommen fremo 1T, ipGre es nidt
m0glf6, boB bas Sdrctben trobocm
BON meinem beiten Sreunoe fommt?
@r liegt pieleidt tranf 5u 8ett uno
fat eincn onberen Itatt Ieiner ben Brief
perFofen laTIen. llub mas berglsiden
erfreuliGe nerp6Ie @%oriteaungeH mt4r
fino,
S6 babe nun Idpn bic berI6iebens
ortigiten G@laufeiten a~usge6edt, I'M
Dem Monne, Der meinen Spa3iergdng
bernihtet = Dem poitboten ~, aus
Supsi4en. Gum 9eiIpiel: i9 gebe sur
Sintertreppe binunter. Ser Grfolg3
cSd fd1tfe inn nlF Der Sintertreppe in
Die nit &ieIenbriefen 9efiiaten @rme,
befpmms metn She'll bon i9m ab, muB
brei @inI4rei6ez Quittungen ftebenben
SrBes unterSeidnen uno tperDe bann
rei6betdten lpieber BON inn mad mel
ner WpDnung e~ntlafen.
Sber; i9 perla1e mein Suls cine
@iertslftunbe friiber als lon1t. Grfol9@
3uiammentreffen atpiifen bieIem eipis
gen Spa3ier9anger unb mir eipigen
Ni9tfpdaierganger an Der iiberndd.
Iten StraBenede. l1nb ct freut it4 bies
bid, bab er meme i6peren 8rieie
ni9t peiter gu tragen braudt, peil ia
fie ia iebt iel6itberitdnolid Iofort Ell
eenbdnoig na9 Sdufe idleppe.
@ber fir gepG9nli4 perlduft bic
Sade etna 10:
S6on beim WdIden unb Mulleioen
bedngitigt MIDI Elm @efiibf, bas nit
ben geflemmungen, Die man i'm Spez
ratipnsitubl bes 3a6ndr3tese mpfinoet,
cine gepife 4e6nlihfeit bat. 90 ipie
ber patient oes 0entiiten auf ben Nus
genblid partet. no linn bas leife <re
rem elmer Stablsange perrdtb: uSebt
pirb bic Gade losge6en" - . tparte
id auf bas &linaelaei6en, bitrh bas
Der Hduber meineS Spa3isrganges iih'
anfiinbiat. Dsbei fmlii{tert mein Spii=
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. L. I. gcfan,t ~.
SumoriftiI6e Stia5e bon 6. Il rp.

SlIe 2epn6aro tarrte bereits felt
Sebn Minuten un6epegli9 in ben Gols
Isttenipiegel, unb trobCem iab lie
ni9t5 BON an benz jugenbli4en 2icbz
reiS, ben boS @las getreuli9 5uriidz
itrabIte. SIRE 9eounten t~reiiten unz
auSgeiebt UNI OenIelben puntt -.
ioute tie ge9en -.
Sect, mo ss 1opeit mar, I6ien i6r
gan3er feder Wlut6 5u einem jdmmerz
Ii6en tleinen @efii6l Ger Nngit unb
6eig6eit ouidmmen 81 f6rumpfen.
Np9 Itanb tie Dor Der GntI6eiOung,
nod mar bic Sadie ni6ts tpetter als
Elm iibsrmiitbiger MGD4enItrei9, ein
barmloIer ult - aber tpenn lie beute
9lng -.
9as junge MGb8en sog Elm 8iinbel
5iemli6 3erleIener 8riefe aus Der 9leis
bertai6e, Sic trugen elmer tpie Der ans
bere nit berite1ter 9anb biefelbe Quts
f6rift g. |. poItamt on. rlno obens
ouf, gang auIammengetnittert, lag elm
3eitungsausi9nitt, Slie blidte nit
~itorren Qugen auf has unf4einbare
Papier.
u3pei biib16e, lebensluItige 9dmen,
blonb unb briinett, iu6en Die i4rtfts
liGe 8efanntf4aft 5peier glet4geIinns
ter oorne6mer &abdliere. SpGtere 9eis
ratb ni4t ausgei4loifen. 3uI4riften
erbeten inter g. 1. pOitamt 81"
Gu bate Is angefaneen. Qus elmer
toQen W~db9enlaune, einem aus9e'ane'
men @infaQ beraus - la6enp uno tie
6ernO bate Tie nit ibrer Sreunbin cine
anpnbme 9eirat6sannonce in Die 3et'
tuna QeieBt.
Nur elm ein5iger Brief lief dls Mnt'
mort Elm, aber bieier cine mar 10 nett
- 10 ulfig sereimt, bur3 bas gauge
@eOi4t ging fold elm friifer, BARNS
los lufti9er Son. = Slie bate bic
gr0Bte 2uit, ben einseleiteten Brief
tpe9Iel ipeiter su ber5olgen.
Die Sreunbin Bat urb beI9tpor -
berge6ens = ale GintpGnbe praaten
an Slies biibT9sm Starrtopf ab.
,Nur aus Srpb eegen Werrer :
nur i6m gum Sort :" batte ie atpis
I6en ben 3G6nen semurmett, als ie
iiA 6er5tlopfenb Bel perrieselter Sbiir
anT&idfe, ben erIten Brief, natiirli4
ebenfans nit perIteGtsr S4rift, bonn
Stapel 81 laHen.
Geite I'm Geite Der a9t ober neun
anonDmen 8riefe bur4bldtterte Slis
qeoonfenpoG - bier = i9on' i'm 5tpeia
ten mar oas Ider3buft Nedenbe, bds
Iuftiq aus Der 8oselpsripeftipe pouIa
iierenbe einsm ernitbafteren Sore gea
fpidsn. Der S9reiber i4ien tDirflid
sSreuoe an Der ieltiamen Sorrs1pona
6ena gu empfinben = unb i6r mar es
aans ebenIo erganaen. Sic bate iid
arlmdb[i9 baran eetpDbnt, an bda
mas tie bstpeste, mas tie auf benz Ser
5eft bate, unter r2. I. poitamt 27"
nieoerauI9reiben, unb iie mar iider,
itets tparmem 8e~ritdnbniB gu begsga
men.
Mub Der ffrengite Mentor bate in
Der 8orreIponoena, BON Der 9eimlif)a
teit dbaeIeben, nidts anoeres, ais ben
GtrantenaustauI6 atpeier ouf esnleis
$780, Nt
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Sn Gefe1tf9aft

SrduIein gum @tuoentcm /: nS6r
SrcunO lit tolpRal f9ii6tern!"
vSa, nit Dem miiHen sic Ie6r groBe
GcbuIO babcn, Der perIobt ii4 gepD6ns
lid crit mad Der 5ebnten 5laIGc!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
Il II b I.

Nnodnt.
,Wsr ipor bonn Der 6err, ben 9u
ben 10 lpiitbenb ongeIcben BATE"
nW}etn 0eirat6sbermittler!"
cute Jreunbtnntn.
Trau 81: nMein Mann 1T 10 peni,
BEL in 8etreff 8affees."
5rau s.: nMein Mann betommi
ME &afee, baS 1T nt9ts peitsr ala
Gunga m pirfenbes Slit"
6rau o.: Isle ge6en inn 4nels
Ter ni%rtenDcs!"
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Quf Il m M n.

Srdulein: nQuf S6ren @ntras fam
i9 pebcr ia nod nein iagen."
9err: nWas tbun9"
Srdulein: nSpre9en sic nit Mds
ma, mir iperben ia b0ren, mas papa
la3u iaeen piro."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

Srcunbin: n@ie bu nlr 1ol6' cincn
unf6rmlih bitcn Mann bcirat9cn
tonnteIt?"
Sun9c 5rou; SD bc9rcifc cs 6clte
Grd) ni9t! Qber ben bat mir Der Sciz
ratbSDcrmittler 10 %pfunOpciIe beige
bra1t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
mifAer 9 III If.

Sausfrau (sur 80din): nMinnd.
baB sic nit Sbrem S6ab INNER i'm
Sunteln iiBen, pirft elm eisenartiscs
Qi1t auf Sic"
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GoSiaGe unterfdtebe.

D ~
Menn bic Srau prdiibentin cine
bosbdfte 8emertung maAt, beibt es:
lie lit eeiItrei9.
Menn Die Srau aanbriater es tbut,
faet man: iie tit cine gebiloetc 5rau.
Wenn cine 9anbtperfersfrau fid
basielbc erlaubt, beibt es: Tie bats
binter ben Sbren.
limb penn elm 9ienitmdbHcn einen
elciren Ginfaa dubert, nennt man iie'
cine pprpiBise perfon.
unfreipiIIise Romit.
(3eitunss : Mnnpnce.)
Sd CRUDE, mein Snititut niGt nit
1bnIihen Sapinbel : unterne6mun.
gen gu pergleiden.
NIB. m, Gabrifant,
Wenbsn.
Man risfirt ~beutautage nidt nur bic
@eIunbbeit, ionbern auh bas portes
mpnnaie, tpenn man ft4 In, ben
3u9 Iett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
lin & il II # n.

Y@ann perbsn Sic benn Sbr,
8raut beirat6en2"
.WabrIGeinli9 iiberbdupt ni1t.
Sat fdDn gu piel Pdtina."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
II nter{hieb 3.

nnterf9ieb.
Mag fonIt es gana egal aud fein,
Ob blau, ob braun Der 4euslein
S9ein;
@eit lieber iinb beim Srei'n, ih meme.
mir braune bod als blaue SGeine!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
@ort geGulten n.

gDUII YeVU IT.
Sommis: r9err Prin5ipal. i'd hdh
nidts er9alten -Ste iagten bod,
meme @ratifitation tpiirbe gut ausfal'
len9"
@rinaipat: ng2un. lit ie ni4t gut
a u 8 gefaQen9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
aus benz Saee6u9e einea
SDflinqs.

Dime 9elfer = elaub' es mir,
@ebt es ni9t bel 9ofe:
Gar fein iibles 4letterieil
SIT Der 3opf Der 3ofe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
8.e b / n g.

@r: .6m = Staat tperben mir tpobl
nit unIeren MGbels ni9t MAIDEN ION.
men,"
Sic: nOarltm e6en miihen lie -
Staat ma6en!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

Wenn jamanb ii9 ausreben min.
seigt er 9epD6nli9, ipie bumm er lit;
fpenn iemano Dir ettpus einreben min.
seigt er gepD9nli4, fir pie bumm er
9i4 bGlt.
Gut @eniKen 1T elm Tanftes Sattcli
tifen.
Wer ba ratelt auf Der Straben -
mub Die 2eute reoen laHen.
Ser Gabler fdGt ni4t tpeit bonn
&ao.
Niemanb iu9t me9r &uftldruna
dls Ger Sebilbete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
81 pberner 50

Ut DC TT Ug
Die 3ote febt man auf ben S6ron;
3peibeutigfeit resiert bds Baden:
@er beut Grfolg 9eiIdt. muB oeriteb'r
8efanntes re9t pitant 81 MAIDEN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
LADIES' WHITE SUITS.

These White Suits were never
sold BY Us at such low figure. In
other seasons we have reserved few
of the newest and best This time
this sale takes every White Suit that
we have in our store, all 90 at the
same cut prices, as follows;
| White Suits that were s5.2s, SIS
and 5, 90 now al So %.
While Suits thar were 50. 90, 7.25
and 80, now 3. 9S, and So rs,
1000 and 1880 Suits for only
S4.9S,
Hotel and restaurant girls should
get interested, as a ~. 9S Suit is
] for that use,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
"A P ABBOTT & COLA Z ABBOTT Z coIA.P AEEo7T 81
AThe Daylight Store =
WHAT BETTER CAN WE DO

Than this sale the that had such rush
the priced late La
forced these Below them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
4'H@saa-r4a''- 1s's''sliae-fat' 49, 'H'aHisllat'
RANDOLPH.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Mann went to
Quebec yesterday to visit their son,
George Mann.
0yilla Poullin returned to Harrispilles
r. l.. yesterday after visiting his aunt,
Mrs Lewis Sp0oner of Brookiield, and
biz cousin, Bert Spooner of this place,
Mrs. Anna Goodlill, who has been Yis-
iting at Horace Howard's went to Lyme,
NJ H., yesterday,
Miss Bessie Hanley Of East Granville
stopped with Miss Agnes Saalt Saturday
and Sunday, continued on her way to
Fitchbnrg, Mass.
Pearl lNashbnrn has resumed duties In
Nicholson store after a two weeks va
cation.
Mrs. Lucia lockwood and Miss Lau-
rette Webster Of Earlyilie, ILL.,, have been
visiting Mrs f. III. Burroughs, Mrs. M
Eff. Wedgwood Mrs q. r. Pratt and other
relatives in town. Yesterday Mrs
Rock wood went To Quechee and Miss
Webster to Barre.
/ Mr. and Mrs. + A. Quealey, who have
been visiting Mrs. Quealey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Bruce. started for Chi
cago, ILL.,, yesterday
| Mrs. Lena Ingalsbe has gone to Lake
Dunmore for an indefinite stay.
/ Miss Harriet Keith Of Winona, Mich.
who has been III Barre for a short time
lretuned to A. IL Powers Yesterday.
Mrs. N. N. Draper and Miss Carrie
Draper returned from Barre yesterday
where they visited Mrs. James Walker
! Miss Jennie Morton went to Wood
stock yesterday to be the guests Of Mr.
land Mrs. n. u. King and to attend chs
wedding Of Miss Nina King, Mrs. r
III. Morton will join her daughter Wednes
| day.
Mrs. Ellen Dutton and Miss Abbie al
word. who have been visiting at q. "
Pantons, returned to Mortified sun
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
Ninth Week. Every Picture
and song Newt

Adults loo, Children under Ten Years &c.
u W. FLAGG. Manager,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30

For Sale.-~rwo wool carpets. rugs,
lawn mower, ehilds high chair. childs
rocker. clothes reel boz bicycle. spring
bed folding screen, pictures. Mrs, D,
H. Mcleod, 80 Park street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.
I.ann aIasrs ID kanahnn,s

Long glgves as lauehan's.
B.x casts IL M $3.50.
Get iegry'a.
ee A white
siits.
a daualtes ~ II iast night to
Mr. and airs. i5eA 1tstlef of South
Barre.
Cali for Toxic and crushed ice. It's
new and its good. Five cents at the Red
Cross Pharmacy.
Typewriting and copying, writing
from dietation, circular letters spec
ialty. Mrs. Mary q. Nye, and 8
Blanchard block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-30
100 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR gALE-Two Colts, three and four years
old. Apply 70 w r. Mortimer, Beekley
hin il5t6s
TO RENT-six room tenement at school,
street, Gas range and electric lights Inquire
al d. 4. Converse. ii West street if5tf
WANTED-By business house in New York
City y young man OF abiiity, 70 locate there.
Good chance FOR advancement ~ riEht party.
State age and expeIieHce Geo. s. Haget.
man. 70 Court street, Brooklyn, M