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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-08-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

SSNSISSSSSSSSSS SSSSNSNSSSSSSSc
Mrs. Cora Wharton has gone to New
York.
Rev. w. S. Holmes of Orangeburg is
in the city.
Miss Al Leake of Clinton is visiting
Miss Lyl Irby.
Miss Lille Peterson returned Thurs
day from Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Babb will return
from Columbia to-day.
Miss Maggie Clardy, of Spartanburg
spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Clarence Williamson of Donalds
was in the city last week.
Mr.. G. l.. Cavis of Spartanburg is
visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. F. z. Wilson of Newberry is
visiting relatives in the city.
Misses Annie and Lizzie Richey have
returned from Hendersonyille.
Misses Minnie and Mamie Babb have
returned from visit to Babbtown.
Mr.. F. q. Wilson of Newberry spent
several days in the city last wheek
Mr.. j. A. Roland, Misses Hattie anc
Ella Roland have gone to jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. P. billiard were
here from Clinton for the soldiers re.
union.
Miss Lintie Jones is at home after
spending several weeks in the noun,
tains.
Miss Lucille Wilson of Newberry viii
arrive in the city today to visit rela,
tives.
Little Miss Virginia Barksdale has
returned from a visit to relatives al
Clinton.
Mr.. w. e. Barksdale of Pee Dee, N.
c., is here for visit to friends anG
relatives.
Miss Emma Finnie of Pickens has
returned home after visit to Mrs. j.
E. Tollison.
Mr.. j. Cope Henderson has returned
from an extended visit to Aurora, Hi
nois, and other points.
Miss Madge Harris of Gray Court
was the guest of Miss Willou Gray for
few days last week.
Little Misses Sara and Mary Reid of
SliiIol are NiSlllllS CIlelT STallQpdrenIS,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Bramlctt
Rev. and Mrs. John E. Carlisle of
kngstree have gone to Spartanburg
after visit to Mrs. Mary Roland.
Mr.. Paul Adams of Newberry and
Mr.. Harry Drose of Augusta were the
guests of friend in this city last week.
Miss Mamie Tolbert entertained quito
a number of her friends at the home of
Mrs. Garrett on west Main street Fri
day evening.
Miss Daisy Inman of Greenville has
.Jeen spending several days here with
her relatives, Mrs. j. r. Willis on
South Harper street
Miss Nellie Wallace of the city and
Miss Mamie Goodman of Cross Hill
have returned to their homes after a
three weeks visit to Bolton.
Mrs. w. II. Dial chaperoned the fol-
lowing young ladies to Chick Springs
Misses Mary Todd, Pauline Anderson,
Lala May Dial and Julia Gilkerson.
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Ladies Organize Civic League.

A number of ladies met in the Cpur
House August %, and organized ;
Civic League. The following officers
were elected
Mrs. J, II. league, President.
Mrs. w. H. Dial, First Vice-President
Mrs. IT. D. Darlington, Second Vice
President.
Miss Emmic Meng, Sec and Treas.
Miss Bessie Roland, Assistant Treas.
COMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTION.
Mrs. II. H. Aiken.
Mrs. M. l.. Copeland.
Mrs. w. l.. Gray,
All VINO are interested in the i'm
provement of the city are requested t.
meet at Mrs. j. II. leagues on Sept
4th, at five o'clock,
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THE CITY SCHOOLS
OPEN SEPT. 18th.
Supt. Dobson Urges Enrolment of Pupils
First Day and Gives out Some
information.
Patrons of Laurens City schools:-


The next session of the Laurens
Schools will begin Wednesday morning,
Sept, 11th., at 9:30 o'clock The first
bell will ring at nine o'clock at which
time pupils will be admitted to building
and grounds.
1t is very important that pupils enroll
the first day of the session as it is suf-
ficiently hard for pupil to complete
satisfactorily the work of the session
by being present every day. Nothing
counts so much in school work as per-
feet attendance on the part of the pu-
pill and the failure of many pupils can
be traced to poor attendance. The
possession of Promotion Card entities
a pupil to admission to higher grade.
Every pupil must bring his Card the
first day in order to obtain promotion
All pupils entering the Laurens
School for the first time will please
present themselves for classification at
the office of the Superintendent in the
school building, Tuesday morning, Sept.
10th at 9:30 o'clock. Pupils or patrons
desiring to consult with the Suderin-
tendent in reference to any school
question will kindly meet also at the
time ADORE mentioned. 1t is very i'm
portant that proper attention be given
to this request as on the opening day
there are other duties requiring the at
ttention of the Superintendent and
teachers.
There will be a meeting of the teach
ers at the office in school building
Tuesday afternoon Sept, 10th, at a
O'Clock. The purpose of this meeting
is to prepare for the opening of the
school and discuss matters connected
herewith.
few changes IN textbooks have
been made but in each instance to a
better and uniformity cheaper book. 1t
is our desire to use the best book OBJ
tainable for the least money and any
change made is an effort to that end.
In each instance liberal exchange
prices are offered and it is hoped that
these will be taken advantage of. All
books necessary have been ordered and
will very probably be on hand the open
ing day. Please have pupils secure
these at once after receiving lists so
that there will be no delay in class
work, We desire that classes be heard
in regular work the secnnd day of
school session.
Although our Assembly Hall is quite
small, we invite as many of the patrons
and friends of the school as can do SO
conveniently to attend the opening ex-
ercises at the time already mentioned.
In the school work of the coming ses-
sions we invite the cooperation of all
in our efforts for a successful session
and ask that any reasonable mistakes
be charged to the fact that human be-
ings are liable to err. The Superinten-
dent will be in his office at the school
building Tuesday and Thursday after
Moons from four to five o'clock and
Saturday morning from ten to eleven
o'clock during the school session for
the purpose Of meeting those wishing
to see him IN reference to the school
work. Please feel free to come at
such times.
Very sincerely,
r. A. Dobson,
SuDerintedcnt
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LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Remember to attend the meeting o.
the Farmers Union, at Gray Court OF
Thursday, Aug. 10Th. Don't forget it
Cotton picking has commenced il
some localities, and doubtless before
THE ADVERTISER is issued again some
OF the new crop will be on the Laurens
market.
Mrs. Chas f. Cheek has returned tc
Hawkinsvills, Ca, after visit OF
several weeks in Laurens and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Downey have
returned from stay of sometime with
relatives at Gainesville and Tallapoosa,
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cheek and child
rem leave today for Spartanburg, Char
lotte and Concord, N. C.. where they
Will spend few weeks visiting rela-
tives.
The Newberry edition of our local
contempary, last week was, in large
measures, appropriated by an esteemed
Newberry exchange, with the proper
credit of course.
Nearly all the phones in the city
will be in operation to-day, that is they
will be ready for use. Quite a number
U~'S yCStSIudy dlJeTIlOOI.
Everybody is glad Of a return of this
great convenience and necessity. See
Manager Richey's card in this issue of
the paper.
Upon invitation several Laurens citi-
zens will go down to Waterloo this
morning to be the guests of Col. j. H.
Wharton and Mr.. d. C. Smith who de-
sire to show their city friends how to
grow two stalks of corn where one
formerly grew and some patches of cot
ton that promise great yields.
AS the result of weeks revival SER
vices, which came to a close at the
Princeton Baptist Church last Sunday
night, twelve candidates for baptism
were received into the church and one
or two restored to membership. The
meeting was conducted by the Rev. Mr..
Lavender and the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. N. Barksdale
and Mrs. c.. B. Bobo have returned
from a sojourn at Waynesville, N. C.
Mr.. Barksdale is much improved in
health and on yesterday went with a
party from the city on little fis hing
expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Clardy spent
last week with relatives around their
old home at Mt. Gallagher. The friends
of the Judge will be pleased to know
that his stay in the country apparently
benefited him great deal.
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EVEN rs OF A WEEK
AT TYLERSVILLE.
Miss Poole Gives a Very Large and
Delightful Lawn Party....Per-
sOnaI Mention.

On Saturday, Aug. II, several young
people enjoyed the afternoon at a
watermelon feast on Enoree river at
Yarborough's mill
On Tuesday evening Aug. 20, Miss
Nina Poole charmingly entertained q
number Of her friends at a most de-
hghtful lawn party from to IL o'clock
in honor of heF guests, Misses Daisy
Allen of Enoree, and Carrie Rogers of
Woodruff, and Mr.. Graham Poole of
Union.
Those who participated in the pleas
ures of the occasion were Misses Daisy
Allen of Enoree, Carrie Rogers of
Woodruff, Estelle Benjamin of Pea
Ridge, Annie McKinly of Augusta,
Francis Patton and Lilly Marlborough
of Cross Anchor, Lucille Camp and
Reid of Spartanburg, Annie and Minnie
Lanford, Eylle Franks and Harvie
johnson of Lanford Station, Lula, Lila
and Nonnie Clark Of Tylersvll!e, Mes
srs George Pitts and John Cannon of
i4aurens, Graham Poole of Union, j..
d. and Paskell Jeans of Central, Cary
Stroud, Grover Patton and jpuls Var
borough Of Cross Anchor, poyce and
Mac Poole Of i'ea Ridge, Eugene Ro-
lahd OF Ora, Vance and John johnson
of Lanford Station, Mr.. Hollis of Cross
Keys, Will and George Little, Bluford
Blakley, Hugh poanan, John Powers,
Roy Powers and Niles Clark of Tylcrs-
villo and Mr.. and Mrs. Watt Willis Of
Lanford Station.
Mr. William r, Clark returned home
Saturday fram the exposition.
Mr.. Tom Poole was in Spartanburg
on business Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Il, Rass and little son have
returned to their home in New Brook
land after delightful visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. BlakN,
Misses Lillian and Mamie Peterson
of Laurens, were the guests of Mr.. j.
w. Feterson's family last week.
Mr.. William A. McKelver and daugh
ter, Miss Bertha, Of Pelzer were the
6uSoto VI Hii' u W. bOilIldll a IdHlllY q
few days last week.
Miss Leuise Cromer returned home
last week after a week visit to Miss
Sula Clark.
Miss Mary Price Donnan and brother
Harry, returned to their home in Ashe-
vile Tuesday after several months
visit to friends and relatives.
Mr.. GrahaM Poole of Union spent
last week with Mr.. Tom Poole X family.
Several of the younger set attended
dinner Thursday, at the Miss Lindsey
near Ora. Every one enjoyed the day
Mrs. d. M. Sanders visited in Clinton
last week.
Miss Annie Lou Little rc,trAed Mon
day from the EXpoaitpp.
Several o& Fylersville's bellies and
beaUX, spent a few delightful hours on
Enoree river at Yarborough's mills
Saturday evening,
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Ridge Locals.

Pea Ridge, Aug 26. Farmers are
very busy pulling fodder. 4
Kew. Jas. II. Machen preached O.
ceilent sermons at Bellview Sundsa5
and Sunday night, y
Quite number from the Ridge at-
tended the Old Soldiers reunion at
l'angston last Tuesday,
A delightful lawn party was given as
III phe nome Of DR.. B.. f. Godfrey Ias@
Tuesday night.
Miss Mary Jonstone of Clinton VIII.
cd on the Ridge" last week.
Mr. Il. W. Taylor of Greenvillc Wis,
TED his sister, Miss Neni Taylor rn.
Gently.
Miss Ola Blakcly spent SATURDAY.
night with Miss l.. Wcathcrs.
Miss Eva McFadden OF Rock Hill i.
the charming guest of Miss Lily Hair.
ston.
MISS Lula Donnan of Tylesvinc VS.
ted the Misses Sloan recently.
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To the Members of the Traynham Guards

Sirs:-
The Secretary of the War Depart
ment in his last annual report on the
National Guard, severely criticised
something like fifteen companies in this
State for not maintaining an average
attendance upon drills of seventy-fve
per cent, and on account of such nom
attendance, said companies were pun
| ishtd by forfeiture Of their part of the
| annual appropriation, laid aside by the
said War Department for their main
| tenance.
feel it my duty to plead with the
members of Co. D., N. G. S. c., to at
tend the drills more regularly.
In order to maintain the average
attendance of seventy-five per cent,
each individual member of the Company
will have to be present three out of
every four drills, and unless this per
cent. is maintained we will eventually
lose our commission.
There seems to be some misunder-
standing as to the regular meeting
nights and from now on the regular
meeting night will be on Thursday of
each week at 8 o'clock p. M, unless
otherwise ordered. and in such case the
order will be posted on the armory door
in full view.
In view Of all the above facts the
| following general order is hereby pub
| lished to take effect from date.
Headquarters Co. D., N. G. S. C.
Traynham Guards,
Laurens, S. c., August 9th, 1907.
"The next regular meeting of the
above named Company will be on Thurs
day afternoon the 20th., inst, at 6:30
| o'clock for target practice, and
from that date on the regular meeting
night will be on Thursday of each week
at o'clock.
Each member of the Company is or
dered to be present at least three out
Of every four meetings.
At each meeting strict account will
be kept Of all absentees.
Derelictions Of the foregoing order
will be punished by speedy expulsion
with dishonorable discharge "
BY order of O. w. Babb,
Captain
Per w. r. Richcy, Jr,
First Lieutenant
p. S.
| take this opportunity to inform
those that may not know that Capt
Babb is fast mending and is expected
home this week
Lieutenant Richey.
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Killing ear BOyd's Mill.

Nose Herbert was lodged IN jail Sun
day night by Constable Elledge of Sui
livan township, charged with the kill
ing of another negro by the name of
Ned Rosemond. The killing occurred
at the cabin of Herbert Sunday after.
noon about 4 Q'clocs, and is said to
have been the resUlt of a dispute be.
tween The two over fifty cents. Only
one shot was fred and Ros emond killed
almost instantly.
Nothing is known here of Herbert
but Rosemand had bad reputation
and had served long term in the
State Penitentiary
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Eurman's Financial Aeenf.

Greenwood correspondence to The State
Rev. E. +. Easteiling, who has been
living at the Connie Maxwell orphan
his position on September to become
the financial agent OF Furman Univer-
sity. Mr. Easterlinf has made a fine
record as agent of tht orphanage and
will do equally as fine york for the IN;
yeTsltg. ne Shas nae ma f,.;,nJs
here, They hope he ,,;u ,S oSS,,+ +inmn to
make his home in this Eff,,' Efu '0'''''"o ~
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HAPPY REUNION !
OF COMPANY ri.
Annual Meeting was b
at LangstOn Church
A DELIGLTFUhML1
A Member of the Old Command Furnish
Readable Account of the

write to tell of the happy reunion
of the survivors of Company F. 14th
Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers,
which was held at L2ngston Church. ~
the 20 inst. At an early ...our- -attSS
large crowd had gathered. Among t\
were to be seen many of the aEe0'
fathers and mothers of our grand old
country. The gentlemenly young men,
and pretty young ladies', without whose
presence no gathering is complete,
and no cause can hope to succeed were
there in full force, also bevy of thu
little misses were there scattering surN
shine, and filling places of Importance
which no other age, size or scctG fit SO
we'll And last but not least was there
everywhere present little boys seeing
the sights and storing the mind with
useful knowledge, and after a short
time satisfying their appetites with
good grub.
AT II a. m. Capt. j. p. Sloan called
the gathering to order and reqY1a,sorvi-
the audience to join in singing
M. Doxology, after which the Rev. ~
Hammett led in very feeling and ap-
proprlate prayer. The Company was
called to order and Sargt. w. A, Me-
kelvy proceeded to call the rolls twenty
one OF the old vets answered "herc, 10
others were reported as living but NOT
present, lO1 as having been killed or
died from wounds or of disease, Naxt
were short speeches brimful of plea,,aut
things and good sound sense, bv tn.
Hon, c. c. Featherston and Solicitor
Cooper.
Dinner on the ground came next or
the program. To that call all nresont
gave immediate and undivided attentio&
both IN providing and partakinp of tbsI
pest thngs of the land prepared nc
none but the mothers, wives and dauob-
ters OF the Southland know how II.
done. Joe Todd and Tom Sem fnr-
nlshed beef hash of best quality and i,
great abundance. After all had
eaten there was plenty left. Dinner
over all seemed to be pleased with
every thing that was said or dome
even with with what they themse, uo'.
had said or done. Order was mast no,
iect. TO one not well acquainted wit,
thc people 1T would seem that this wos
select crowd. But not 50, it was on1
an average of the citizenship of a selccf,
community. "
The attention Of the audience wa.
cancd to the efforts of the ladies' 70
erect munument to the memorv of
the heroes of the War Between tho
States Stirring talks were made y
committee was appointed to solicit funds
Tor the same and soon they were busv
gathering the sheckes, and no causr
can fail when placed in tho hands Of
woman Time had come 80 saw pood-
by, all turned their faces homewppa
with the understanding that Providence
perintting we will meet on the same
ground on the 18th Of August 1908. So
be it. lot
Parks Station, August Goth, 1907.
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"Crescent Ale" Seized.

Dispensasy Constable Owens and
Deputy Sheriff Sullivan seized barrel
and half of Crescent ale" Saturday
afternoon at the store concucted by
Benz. Sanders in the vicinity of the
Laurens Mills. Tho sale of this bever-
age is in violation of the Carey Cathran
law and Gov. Ansel has instructed Of
licers to capture all the stuff where on
sale and bring charges against the vio-
lators.
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for by the committee in charge of the
reception which will be rendered the
baxop on his coming to Charleston.
Mayor Rhett is expected to be in the
city by next Saturday, the day on
which it is now thought The German
capitalist will arrive here. Invitations
have been sent to Gov. Ansel, ex-Gov.
Hayward, Commissioner Watson, and
Count Wilhelm Wedel who is running
the Wittekind farm at Dentsyillc, S.
c. Count Wedel will be able to tell
Baron Won Pills something of the farm
ing advantages Of South Carolina.
Wilhelm New York Mr.. Gadsden had
several interviews with Baron Won
Pills, visits being interchanged two OF
three times. The meeting of Mr.. Gads.
den and the paron were CORDIAL because
of the previous acquaintance which
these two gentlemen had with each
other in Bremen last April. They dis
cussed the conditions of shipping into
Charleston at length. There is nc
doubt that line bet~een Charleston
and Mediterranean port will be ex.
tremely advantageous both to RaFor
Von Pills company and to Charles
J ton,
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Dial Dots.
Very sincerely,
r. A. Dobson,
Superintendent.

The Rev. j. f. Anderson delivered
an eloquent sermon Sunday afternoon
to quite an attractive congregation,
and received thirty three new members
into the church.
Miss Marie Johnson of Charleston
is the charming guest of the Misses
Hellams.
Mr. Geo. e. Putnam spent Saturday
and Sunday in Piedmont.
We are requested to a. nounce that
there will be picnic at this ,oce next
Friday, Aug. 80, given by Ho. Leaf
Camp, w. .. W., and the Fal ers
Union to which everybody Is ,orulally
invited. Several prominent speakers
will be on hand. Among them will be
Hon. j. T. Johnson, Solicitor r, a,
Cooper, Col. J. H. Wharton, Supt. r.
w. Nash, Hon. Jno. M Cannon, O. P.
Goodwin, G.. A. Power and others. Let
everybody come with well filled baskets
and have a sally day tnat we will never
regret or forget,
We have just learned Of the death of
Mr.. j. N. Y. Hellams which occurred
at his home near Rabun Creek church
yesterday Sunday mornining and his
remains will be laid to rest in the Gem.
etery this Dials) place to-day at II
o'clock a. m.
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Eighteen pounds Sugar $l.O0. Rec
Iron Racket,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-08-28

Shoes for all from the baby up tc
grandpa. Red Iron Racket.
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$l.00 bottle of Standard PatxAS Aedi-
cine 81 cents. 50c bottle a2c, Red Iron
Racket,
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Continued on page four
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10

seiptFen 9ortraestiinItter an. llnS
froifig fam es BON ben 2ippen bea
@orIiBenben: Die 0i9tuns, bic Sie
uns ba Dortragen. piirbe ntht eins
nal bas Sonorar erSielt bdben!" =
9ebro9.n f9ndntte Der bur6ges
fclIens Drifting aus bem tntf4et'
bunesIhperen Raune. SrauBen
ftanb er .inise Wlinuten fin unb
iiberleate, fpie er ben Stubiengenohen,
seIagt 9neipgenoFen. bic f4nDbe Rte
berlag. i'm beriDbnli9iten 2i4te bars
ftellen tonnte.
Sd hdbs bas Grdmenfieber TT
Tdulb baran! Sin Slid, baB borber
ale eefebsn baben, pie es mid f4iits
tefte!"
.&inber," fagte er nit eltgif9em
&opff9iitteln gu ben ieintr barrenosn
Rumpanen, res mar ni6ts. User
gar gu febr unter benz grdmenfieber
leibet. ioa lieber brauben bleib.n.
llnb ieinem Batter teIsgrapbtrte
r:
.Our69.faIIen am Gramtnfieber.
8leibe nod Elm Sahr bier.
Oein treuer Sobn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10

= Sur. Hanu = trinfen sic
iebt bunfIes gier2 Sic tranten bod
friiber mr pilienerl = Su. 70 gts
ipiFsrmdBen auf Gr5tlid.s anrutben
= Der Grat bat mir ndmli9 seIast,
i6 miibte fir Stoffpediel fOrgtn!
: Rutiirlt9, Sbr Sobu lit
9unitmdlsr. Serr &ommsrSisnratb9 2
Was malt er benn2 = giu, mas Ipll
er benn mulen2 Giiritli9s S6lDF.r,
btHere @ilIen
annonce. S6auIpieGsr, ems
gasemsntslos, itartes Organ, mebrere
Spra9.n Ipre9eub. fudt fir bic
Commemorate anoerpeitiaes Gns
gdsement, am liebitsn als Gdo fir
9ebirsssessnben.
4usrebt. Serr (u sinsm
trGftisen 9ettler): 8arum drbeiten
Sic niht, 2lrbeit III bod bic @iirSe
bss 2tbens9! 8sttIer: Tlir bat aber
Der SuttOr alIss 9slpiirsts perbOtsn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
Mus Der 9bbfifHunbe

= Nus Der p6pfttfunbe.
profeFOr: n@ie sic ieben. meins
Serren. iebsn Sic ieBt nidts. Was
rum sic nidts isben, Dsrben Sic
sIei9 ieben."
= Die Pferbetur. 2ns9t:
IS fabr iebt in b. Stabt nit Der
MiG4, 8duerin = is mas mits s'brius
sen9" 8Guerin: ga, aus Der 9pos
tbefen BOLT fiie'n 8ausrn a Wsbisin,
: bDislbe fagit, bO mo mir beim
pferb fir bic sfUIit g'babt bum."
Sne6t: rSb dber bic osm 8duern
bilft9" 8duerin: r@irb Iho bslfsn,
benn 8uuhtpeb bleibt 8au9peb, obs
ieBt a Meni9 Ober a ROB butt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10
unbepubte Setbftris

= unbepuBte Setbftris
till. o.: Dem S9ulae muB es bod
febr f9ledt seben" g.: nWieio9
o.: r@r bat mid in Der DOrigen
WO6e breimuI uufsefprbert, ibm bic
bunbert Mart tpiebersuseben, bic er
mir Dor feds Wonaten geborgt but!"
= unter &inbtrn. Glla:
-Mein Batter 1T iebt in elmer anitalt
Renbant, bas 1T ettpas febr 9roB.s.
ba tann beiner ni9t NIT" @rna:
aid, bus 1T nod gar ni9ts. Msin
Batter TT aud in elmer qnitalt, aber
StmuIant, iust bic Mama. bus 1T
nod piel mebr."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-10

gtbpartsn. a.: aliO, ni4t
pabr, bu iibsrlssit bir bic Sa8i9
g.: Sa, ipenn i'd nit meiner 5rau
pieber einmal gut bin, mill i'd bic
Sad nit ibr beipreden.
= Gntrifung. STUDENT
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bic 9eute aus benz Bette su tlinssIn
- tommen Sic bod dm Sa9e-"
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beuten Sic benn, mil i4 niht AUDI
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