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The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
MOUNT PLEASANT CARS.
Further Evidence of Poor Service
Given to Patrons.


Editor The Washington Herald
You have been good enough 10 publish
a statement describing my experience in
waiting thirteen minutes for a Mount
Pleasant car during the rush hours.
when my good friend Gen. Harries says
twO-minute schedule is in effect, and,
when the car finally arrived, Of being
compelled to squeeze in with seventy
four other passengers. Now it occurs 10
me that some facts about the three-to-
fve-minute service which Gen. Harries
says prevails at times other than the
rush hours" may interest your readers.
At 30 this forenoon I went to the corner
Of Columbia road and California street
TO wait for a town-bound car. / know
that no tOWn-bound car had passed for
at least two minutes before 1 arrived at
the corner. and have reason to believe
that the time was longer. Yet 7 waited
exactly six minutes before the next car
came by. Il was closely followed by a
second ear. which is quite a usual spec
tacle on the Mount Pleasant line On the
first car, which l boarded. more than
twelve persons, including some women
and two United States SenatOrs-MessTs.
Ankeny and Depew-were compelled 90
stand between Dupont Circle and the
corner Of Fifteenth and II streets Yet
the Georgetown cars run on that portion
Of the line also, so that the service
should be at least twice as frequent as
it is west and north Of Dupont Circle.
l repeat that this sort Of thing is the
rule, and by no means the exception.
G. ARTHUR WILLIAMS.
Washington. February l.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
TO REGULATE MONEY LENDING
Bill Drafted That Imposes ReStOra-
tiou ON All but Banks.

Corporation Counsel f H Thomas yes
terdav submitted 20 the Commissioners
the draft Of a bill. which if adopted. will
tend TO revolutionize the business Of loan
ing money on securities OF any kind by
persons. firms, and corporations other
than the national banks and trust COM
paaies i'm the District Of Columbia.
The subject was brought 10 the atten-
ton of the corporation counsel upon rec
concentration of the Commissioners. nu-
merous complaints having been received
by the Commissioners concerning the
methods of transacting business by vari-
Gus loan companies in the city.
BY the provisions Of the bin the Com
missioners are authorized 20 make daily
inspection Of the books Of the companies.
each Of which shall pay a license tax OF
81 900 per annum to the District.
Protests may be made by any person
to the issuing Of such licenses. and when
fled with the Commissioners, the latter
shall give public notice Of and hold
public hearing upon such protests before
issuing such license.
Each application shall be accompanied
by bond To the District in the penal
sum of 5000 with two or more sufficient
sureties. and conditioned that the obli-
gor will not violate any law relating to
the business
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
jus lis Rented BuildIngs.

A. F. Slater, Acting Secretary of the
Treasury. yesterday called the attention
Of the Commissioners to a resolution re-
Gently passed by the House requiring the
Secretary Of the Treasury to transmit to
that body statement showing all lands
and buildings and parts of buildings now
leased by the government in the District.
including a brief description of such prop
critics, the purposes for which they are
used. the rentals paid. and in case OF
buildings or parts Of buildings. the rental
per square foot. wherever practicable; the
date of the termination of such leases.
the names of the lessons, and the statu-
tory authority under which such leases
were made.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Owners OF Buildings Given Ninety
Days 30 DO work.

Owners. managers. and lcssees Of all
public buildings which comes under the
provisions OF the new fire escape law
have been notified to make the required
changes within the next ninety days.
For the benefit Of those who have en-
tered into contract for the rent Of halls
for various entertainments, the Commits
sioners have issued the following order
to the superintendent OF police:
In all cases where entertainments are
given in public halls which, up TO the
present time. have not been granted
license owing 10 the delay Of the Com
missioners in serving notice Of require
ments. the persons giving the entertain
ment shall be held on the charge OF Civ
ing an unlicensed entertainment, and that
3 collateral bee accepted therefor, this
amount being iu lieu OF the license that
would otherwise be granted
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Plumbers Trouble Near End.

It is expected that decision in the
between the local journey
man plumbers and master plumbers
associations viii be reached by the arbi-
tration board within few days. The
board has completed its work with the
exception Of making an award and has
been held up for a week or more by
the absence from the city OF J. j. Darl-
ingtOn, one OF its members. Chairman
RalstOn stated last night that Mr.. Darl-
ingtOn was expected 10 return to the
city to-day. If he does, it is possible
that the board viii get together and
render its decision.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
MACHINISTS FOR CHEAPER GAS
Promptly NOncOncur in Action OF
Central Labor Union.
I unanimous Endorsement Given 10 the
Madden Biu by Columbia Lodge
No. ITI-Statement to Public.

A committee Of the Central Labor Union
a. few nights ago presented an elaborate
report opposing the passage of the pend
ing bill % reduce the price Of gas 10 con-
sumers in Washington from 81 TO % cents.
There was objection TO this report. but
it was adopted. Since then there has
been much comment Of an unfavorable
nature upon the action Of the Central
Labor Union
Columbia Lodge, No. IA. Interna tionai
Association of Machinists, very promptly
nonconcurred. as is shown by the follow
ing.
Editor The Washington Herald;
was instructed at q es7slar meeting q Columbia
LDigs 80 54 ,. &. % 81, January 50. 1907. that
Columbia Lodge uauC0uclrs IN the action oi Tire
Central Labor Union of last Monday night in re-
gard % the Madden gas bin And further Instructed
that So ia unanimously indQrscs the Madden gas
bill
JOHN -. MONTAGUE.
Recording SECRETARY No. Ia
Washington. January 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk, Newport News. and all
points South-Sorfolk and Washington steamers
every day in the yen al SO p N.
To Mount Yemon-Eloctdc trains leave Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue every hou from 10
d. Il 70 5 D.
To Aie1andra-FeTry steamer Callahan hourly
from 30 a. N. % $50 p. N.
To Rock Greek Bridge Geological Pax. Chevy
Chase. and kenSingtcn-Car5 from Fifteenth street
and New Vera avenue every rfteen minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Firemen Are Exonernted.

Commissioner Macfarland yesterday
the recommendation of Act
ing Chief F. J. Wagner that the mem
bers of Engine Company No. 20 be ex-
onorated from all blame in connection
with the collision of the hose carriage
with traction car at Thirty fifth and
0 streets northwest on the morning of
January -. Chief Wagner says the ac-
Cidcnt was unavoidable.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
sites for New Gas Lamps Selected.

The Commissioners yesterday approved
the recommendation of w. r. Aller, cleo
tricaI engineer of the District. that au-
thority be granted to erect gas lamps at
the following locations: At the corner of
Illinois avenue and Upshur street; on
Fifth street, between Quincy and Ran
dOlph streets; on Quincy street, between
Fifth and Eighth streets, and on Ran
dOlph street. between Seventh street and
New Hampshire avenue. all in PetwOrth
Two lamps viii be erected also on Sixth
street between I and K streets northeast
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENTs TO-DAY

New Nariansl-iscbcH Edeson. in "stroHghsart. %
2:I5 aud s:I5 b. n
Belasco- Blanche Bates. in The Girl q the
Golden West" 2I5 and s.l5 D. n.
CoIHmbia-KyrIe BeIlea. IN "A Marriage Of Rea-
son. 2l5 and SIS D. NJ.
Chaso's- Polite vaudeville. 2l5 and Sis p NJ
Majestic" Under Southern Skies" zl5 and s:I5
D. n.
Lycauu-Campbelrs Nightingaies, buFlesque, 2I5
and lis p 10.
Dupont Gange-Automobile Show, 10 a. n to
1879 7. ~.
Convention Hall Roller skating
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02

the request of c. II. Harris, 2O3 street
northeast, that he be reappointed as a
private detective, to take effect upon the
expiration Of his present appointment,
February IS. According to the reports
furnished Inspector Boardman. Harris
has been employed but twice as a de-
tective since November, 1905
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Kittie Peace Gets $3.50 Damages.

Kittie Peace. who brought suit
against the District of Columbia for the
recovery Of $4,000 for damages sus-
tanned by slipping and falling on an
icy sidewalk on March >. 1905, on Sew
enth street between \ and 0 streets.
was yesterday awarded a verdict for
sac
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02

Now at 4l2 9Th st. -. Phone or mail or
ders. { cts beans 2jC- cts. hOminy Z5c.
Catsup. DC. 4 sugar corn. pc, 65c doz. ;
large cans string beans. sc; . Red Sal
mon. sc; 8 succ0tash. PC; : lbs. pTunes.
DC; 3 lbs. large prunes, 2Jc; s mackereL
&c. 9 lbs. buckwheat 25c, : lbs starch.
2ac; 8 packages corn starch, PC maCa-
roui, &c. NapJha Soap. z5C, pickles 12c,
matches, Re; eggs, 25c; butter. DC. snaps.
&c. cracker dust. &C. cider. Ice gal, on
ions, zoe PIX, az J. r. d. Pyles Stores.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Extra Men Cleaning Away Snow.

Z John 7. Twohey, superintendent of
street cleaning, yesterday detailed $50
extra men to clean the snow from the
street crossings Of the city. The sum
of S2,500 for this work was appro-
priated, half of which has been ex-
pended
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02

! Mrs. Julia B. Moore, through her attor
neys. Ralston & Siddons. yesterday began
suit for recovery and accounting from her
husband Charles T. Moore, who for niai.s
years was a well-known business man I'm
this city. and for restraining order and
an Injunction Mrs. Moore has apartments
at the Farragut, and she says that her
husband is now residing at Front
Royal, Va.
The action is for n large sum OF money
in connection with the stock and affairs
OF the American Paragraph Company
Mrs. Moore also names as co-defendants
Richard c. Thompson in his capacity as
trustee and committee of the person of
her husband who had been adjudged in
sane: J. K. NJ Norton, as trustee; Ma
tionaI Safe Deposit Savings and Trust
Company as trustee; George r. Cornweli.
Of New York, in his own right; Henry l..
Bsvan. a lawyer, and his wife. Marian
Bryan. I'm their own right, and the Amer
lean Paragraph Company, a corporation
organized under the laws of the State Of
West Virginia.
WithdrHwS Valuable Stocks.
In her bin Of complaint Mrs. Moore al
Ieges that since December Is, 1903, her
husband, in gross violation Of her rights
and with the knowledge and consent of
the defendants. withdrew valuable stocks
belonging 20 her. had them Cancelled on
the books of the American Paragraph
Company and then new certificates were
issued, made ont in her husbands name.
Mrs. Moore states that her husband has
been for years a habitual drunkard. and
that his mental condition had become
such. owing 10 his excuses, that he was
adjudged a lunatic April e. 1905. in the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Column
bia. and Richard c. Thompson was APP
pointed committee OF his person; that he
spent two months IN the Government Hos
pltal for the Insane. but for greater part
OF the time while he was in this condition
she nursed him.
To Receive 100000.
In her bill Mrs. Moore says that Of the
stock Of the company deposited in the
American Security and Trust COmpany's
vaults. 5.615 shares were I'm the name of
her husband, and owned by him, over and
above 59H shares owned by her. She
says he was also the owner Of other
stock. She alleges that her husband was
10 receive 100000 from the company. this
being his share as promoter. She says
that through Thompson, his committee,
Moore has received $511iS5G, IF not the
whole sum OF 100000. She alleges that
Thompson also received as committee
from the sale OF stock and salary due
Moore about S20000 She says her hus-
band also received $500 from sale Of
stock to Stilson Hutchins
Chief Justice Clabaugh issued a tenn
pOrary restraining order and an injunc-
ton against the defendants, prohibiting
them from dtsposing OF or taking any ac-
ton with the stock. &c. and made the
order returnabie for hearing February s
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
You're Safe In Ordering sausares

Made by the n. Auth Provision Co Their
products contain only the choicest mate
rails and are absolutely pure. Vienna
FrankfUTter style sausagcs a specially
625-29 D ST. sw. All markets
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Malt Bread II n Pure Food

And a highly n0uTishing one 40 that. II
you want your family 30 have health have
the table supplied with this perfect bread.
Specify Schneider S in your order Gr0cers'
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
INV butter where ouaIitv

Is absolutely assured. Brands of known
quality only are handled by James F.
Oyster. 9Th and Pa. ave. 5-lb. boxes of
"Four-Leaf Clover Creamery a speciality
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02

Have a National Inverted Gas Light put
up. save gas. c. 4. Muddimau d Co. I20i
u ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02

Meet We Tonight at the Auto show.
Admission, &c 1st and NJ. Jan. &-Feb. ,
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Clerks From 05S In. Ave. Are

In our new home, 1924 18th 81. NV. II
Ellsworth Sands, Prop. Positively no con-
nection with any other house
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
MARKET NEWS.
RICsG.s.
Nm. Dir, aud J. J. NlIIer

Go 20 r. r. Goodman for choice
beef. lamb. and veal Stand No. 81
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Gypsy Orchestra ot
BE In sIyIc.

Hotel. Winter Garden. RathskelIer y. !.
ave. and 18th 81. r. Endres, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02

VIII have Gull supply Of Dove meats and
Loetfiers famous sausage. also OStnann' s
country sausage Wush. and sCraTple to-
DAY. Stall No. a, Western Market.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Um. CanRou's Fine Old Purl-sIma Rive

Is "a quality whisky. 1t excels both rs
tonic and beverage The more particular
you are regarding whisky. the more you'll
appreciate Purissima Rye. Phone y. 52S
Three Feathers. $40 bottle. ids 7th NV
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
WIFE SUES HUSBAND
Mrs. Julia B. Moore Asks for
Accounting.
ACTION Is FOR LARGE SUM

Co-defendants Also Named ia Con-
nection with stocks and Affairs OF
pany-AIIeges Charles T. Moore Has
Been AdJudged Insane.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02

Your FavOrite College COIors,
Pins, Pillows. Badges. Costinett's. GlS 18th.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02

Roosevelt Bears Abroad"
See the sunday issue of The WASH
ington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02

"ROcseVeIt Bears AbFOnd"
See the Sunday Issue Of The Wash
inEtOn Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
36-WnIIleF BrOS-36.

NEW YORK RoAsTs, I254c, &c, lsc.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
MUST COMPLY WITH FIRE LAWS

Washington. Janaag 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
edditfdje eemiitbH@fstt.

Gin OrOIIises 8eifpisl Der Id6ii.
i6en 9emiitbli9teit biloet folaenbes
9ef9i9t9en, bic bon einem norb.
beutfden Reifenben er3Gblt pirb :Subr
i9 ba neuli9 nit mebrersn getdnnteR
unb bersn Srauen bon 5reibera nu&
Dresden, Der 3us mar i9on DON
G6emniB aus polIfGnbia beIebt, 70
baB mir in Der 3. &Iafe teinen plat
mebr funoen; auf mein @rIu6en, bod
zines Der leeren Goupes 2. 8laIIe au
6ffnen, sripibsrte Der Sdaffner: ga
penn Se bruffaablen fpollsn, mad
i9 uff, aber bubinoen i'm porlebtsH
Dussn is nod PIub". Dlit bitIen
Dorten fpbirte urs Der S9affner
an ben betreffenbsn Basen. Sort
angetpmmen. bemertte i9 benz S9affs
ner, bdb bieies bod Elm Ddgsn piers
ter &lafe fei! rWGr'n mr. gIei9
bdm." Spra9s. unb brebte bas
Sdilb nit Der " berum, auf bsfen
Riidfsite ii6 cine III befdnb. 9luf
mein perbubtes 9eI9t Idste Der
S9affner nur: .Ru miiFsn Ss nbsr
MAIDEN, baB Se neintumen, mr. bum
Gfo egaI @srf9bdtuns". Wus tbun9
Ser 3ugfiibrer pfiff idon ub. uno
mir mubtsn einfa9 in bi. a. aGaFe.
obpobl mir elm. b6bere WusentIuife
beaabIt butten. Sn0rssben frusts
i6 ben S6affner, OBJ sr Der @ereinfa.
dung balber ni6t nod psttere Sdil'
Der in Referpe babe, nm bic A. 8laFe
ebenTo ssmiitbDOl in bic l. Oosr 2.
4lafe gu perndnbeIn, betum uber
nur Sur 9tntport: rSein Se bod
Trob, bab Sc bu iinn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
Sr p,rTubte al bet.n. Batter

gr OerIu6te su bet.n: Batter :. g.
unIeu -. bu E. 6iit. .."... Weiter
lpuBte er nidt mebr!
Ro9 .inmul besdnn er: ~8ater
urier :. im... bi a.. bu...
i'm" ...
Sin furdt6ares @4lud3en. bus
feline 8ruIt erbeben lieb, fam als elm
i4tpddes GROdeln iiber feline 2ip'
pen.
Seine Sinns besannen fid nit Der
sunebmenOen S9pd9e INNER mebr
3u peripirren.
Sa! Das mar bas9 Bas ipGlss
te ii6 bd berdn9! /! Grab auF ibn
su! 2luf Der StraBe fam es babsr
sptI6en ben 8Gumen hinour4, bic
8Of6ung berub.
$rii9dn rib nit elmer lesten ans
itrensuns bic balbgeIdloHenen, ttsf
eingeTuntensn glugen auf. War bas
ni6t fein 9dron9 Debte Od nidt
iein tpeibsr, LANCER Sdnumbart9
Der tpOllte Jpn tpo9l itrdfen, pe!l
er ni9t auriidsetommen mar.
Sin .inaises, tpeiBts, tpallenoes
gttpds Tsntte ii9 ntsber unb leste fa
ibm tpeid unb bod ihpsr auf aeib
unb 9ruf.
Gr oeriu9te nod einen IeBten
Sdrei aussuitoben -. feline Gtrser
trumpften Fh tief in ben Sdnes. 80.
X X
Die Sinne f6nanben ibm. -.
Der Sturm bate eine getpdItigs
S9nseptbe in ben 9raben setporfen.
Nur nod elm Stiid9sn Der Siepe fab
aus Dem sldn5enOen tpeiBen S.ppid
berppr.
Sub!... Sub! bsuIte Der Sturm
in langsn, tiefsn SOnen iiber oas
9anb, I9uttelte bic 8Gume, buB lie
Ghaten, fubr in bic admine, baB .s
raiielte, iauIte our6 bic 2uten oes
tleinen, Itumpf.n &ir9thurms, bdb
Iel6it bic @lpden erI9auerten, unb
trug einen I6pd6en. iummsnoen S1a
6indus in bic tobenoe Dinternd9t. 80.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
Sis Reuommisrs s&eiie.
Sumoresfe pon Saequss Burg.

rOie r.i9en 2eute Iolltn tbun uno
lafen, mas ibnen pabt = meinettpes
gen. Denn ids muir ni9t 3u be5ublen
brau6e! Sd gDnne ipabrbdftig ieben
fetn 8ergniieen. glber ipenn 2ebs
mdnns mad Monts Carlo fabren ippls
len, bdnn tritt einsm bod bic 9alle
in's 8lut. 2ebmanns! Qlusgere9ntt
na9 Utonte Carlo! @ieleiht tpoIlen
iie gar bort ipieIsn. Ra = bas pdre
bas SD9ik! 60 piel bringt benz
Mann fsin tlsines SutgeI6Gft ni9t
elm, bub er ba Summen ristiren tann,
= fpenn er Dir Gu9 neulih ben Yds
namdbut fir 80 Wtdrt aufgeI9pdbt
bat. Die SADIE iIt mir iebr Oer6dds
tig! = Ober IolIten 3ebmdnns beims
lid geerbt babens Der ipeib9 Den
Mnfhen traue id iebe 9eneinbeit
3u!"
Sruu guBte batte iid in flammsns
ben 3orn sereOet, un6 ibr alsu Iiebes
boiler @atte. Der beftig unter benz
Pantpffel itanb, bemiibte ii9, Iein
treuss Wstb Su beIdnftisen.
rRege Did nur nibt auf, UtGusz
4en. Der 4rSt bat Dir bod iebsn
qerger itrens perboten. Dilit Ou
ipieber Ser5betlemmunsen bstommsn9
Das geben uns benn 2ebmanns
anal"
y@s iin6 bod uniere beiten sSreunoe
- i6 babe iie ME kibsn tDnnen!"
nDenn 0u es ipiinI9sit, poIlen mir
ben @ertebr nit ibnen abbre6en."
nGrit rsdt ni9t! Sonit piirben lie
ia merfen, baB mir netbiIb iinb, unD
ii9 in's Sduit6en laden. gein, nun
serabs nidt! SIN @sgentbeil. mir
poIIen tie drgern, bdb iie bsrftsn
Dor Wutb!"
rglls ob bas 70 sirfa6 pGre. =
@pmit tOnnten mir iie benn Grgern2"
.geun = ipenn 6 2ebmanns nd6
Wfonte @drlo rshen = = bann ppls
len M T mad bem Rorbtdp!"
nIber ROs9en, 2iebIing - na6
Oem ROrOtap! Das fOftst ia minbss
items -"
r2dB es foften, mas es mill! Oie
Sauptfd9e 1T, baB mir ibre prpBerei
iibertriHnpfsn!4
@uitab sntgegnete ni9ts. @r
pflegte ieben Dunf9 itiner 5rdu itets
tpillig gu srfiilsu, tbeiIs aus ii6eraros
Der 2iebe, tbeils neil iie ibm bonn ers
fen Gage ibrer @be an bds DiberIpres
den abgepSbnt bdtte. 2lber mas
ROs4en iebt Derlanste, bas sing bod
beim beiten 8tllen nidt = bds mar
slutt unm6glih!
Inter uns gefd9t - GuBer Der
Soffnuns auf einen 8prT6uB BON $50
Wtart. Inn ben er BEL Der 8strisbseefeQs
f9dft, in beren Dieniten er ftan6, eins
aetommen mar, befaB Serr gubfe mr
S9ulbenl gibt einmdl Der oben ers
pG3nte Pdnamabut mar be3dbIt! gr
burfte ii9 eigentli6 in bieIem Sabre
iiberbdupt tsins Sommerreiie leiIten.
0od bdtte ss Der 9ottor fir unbebinat
notbtpenbtg ertlGrt, bab er nit g6ss
6en nd4 ~BdIoesrub" fibre, einem
Iosenannten 2uftturort nabe Berlin.
Die Soften bufiir tpdrsn I6on fdptr
genug erf6pingIi9. Nber = = bic
Toroldrostour -!
9uitaD fdpies urb FART. boffs
nun9slos in's 2eere, pGbrenD Iidl
R0sden lebbdft in ben tiibnen ReiIes
plan pertiefte.
S9tpeben uub Horipegen miife
beutsutaee iibsrbaupt ieber gebilbete
WHenIh tennen, bebuuptets iie. SG9Ii6
Itiiu0sn Gnnoncen in Der 3eitung, bab
bie 5dbrten gdnS biGig ipGrsn. Mit
700 Rart tdme man getpiB aug, uno
iiir ne RIstuigteit mebr tOnnte man
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

Die Ianss Reibe Der SotelsGfte bat
bas Portal perldfeu, uno ieoer bat
oem portier Elm Selbitiid in bi. be-
reitsebaIten. Sanb sslset; als lebter
tommt Der Baron bon pumpbauitn,
sretft in bic betriibenb lesre Saf6.,
Iest bunn ben arm ippiaI auf bes
portiers Sdulter unb = i9Harrt:
~aeb, pOrtier, @eIbb6rIs pergeFen,
tOunen mir nit spanSig @arf aus
mOmentonsr @erIss.ubeit beIfen2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

auf Der &neipe. 9ums
mel: Sabe ben &ommilitonen
S9nirrstp INNER fir einen SpaBpOs
gel sebulten; aber ben toIoFaIsn WiB,
mid am 2eBten nm apaSig Rart
aapumptn gu ipoIlen, bate id ibm
bod ip0hrhaftig nt4t susstraut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

9ame: nSa, mein Serr, id babe
fdon OieIe S.irutbsuntrds. betOms
men; gum minbeitsn fiinf5ebn!"
Serr: ~Wenn man blob bic 3ubl
Der SntrGee betrc6tet, finbet man
es olIerbings OieI; penn man aber
sic betra4tet. 10 1T ss penig gee
nug!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

- S9Gau. o.: @eIdentte 3is
sarren ruude id srunbidblid ni9t.
= g.: Das tbun sic benn bumit,
tperfen Sic bic fpobI gar fort2 =
d.: 9ein,. bic perf9ents id tpeiter,
ober bietsn iie 2euten an, bic mid
lin etns 3isarre anseben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03
Nertheibi auna.

8ertbetb bt gung. 9ait:
SD bab in Der Supp en- Stein g.
funbe, Serr @irtb!" @irtb: p@elt.
bd fumme &c! Ddnn Ct atpiper
8riIlantnObel s'funne bdtte, bate Ss
nit sebibf!"
- 1leberetn itimmung =
Batter (5ur beiratbsfdbtsen SOdter):
sd iag Ser, Der Sppelbsrssr 1T
reid, berfebt feiH @ef4dft unb tit elm
bruper Menf4; ben nimmit Del"
So9ter: sd nsbme ibn aber ni9t!
= gr sefGnt mer nidt!" @ater:
~Wis buibt. sr sefdut Ser niIdtl
Du sefGnft ibm aud nii9t, unb sr
nimmt Der bo6!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-03

Batter: r@us bait bu benn bd
nit meiner 8riGe auseieat, ih tunn
ia gar ni9ts feben."
g b: r9lber Papd, bu bait ia
onitatt Der 9rile bic S9nurrbart<
binbe Dor ben Qussn."
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-15
N, B. A. Dance.

The Valentine dance given
Thursday night, in the K. P.
hall, by the Modern Brother
hood of America was a big sue
cess, there being a goodly num-
berin attendance and a thor.
oughly enjoyable time is re-
ported by all. The music rem
dered by the orchestra consist
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Hurlbut, Bob Hurlbut and Sax
Gantz was frst-class and every
body went away with the feeling
that the dance was one Of the
the best givenin Rapid City this
winter.