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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02

for it's realization. Lowell nobly says
in his elegy on the death Of Chan
ming:
"Thou art not dead; in thy higher
sphere
Thy spirit bends itself to loving
tasks.
And strength to perfect what is
dreamed Of here
Is ali the crown and glory it asks. -
Theodore Parker on his death-bed
said to friend. Il am not afraid
to die, but might wish to carry on
my work. l have only half used the
powers God gave me- " Emmanuel
Kant argued from the existence Of a
moral law unrealizable here the nee
essity of some after-life. Perfection
is the heritage with which God has
endowed me, and since this short
life does not give completeness, |
must have the immortal life in which
to find it. This yearning after per-
fection and completeness is the SOULS
qualification for and prophecy of its
own Immortality. / know no view
point from which the grandeur of
life is more impressive. The high
aspirations Of the soul are no longer
blasting mockeries. The problem of,
life is solved. 1t is the precursor Of
possible perfection which to be
realized will lay all eternity under
tribute.
The vast strides man has made
during the short compass of his pres
ent earth-life in his march toward
civilization are a prophecy Of the in
finite possibilities before him in fu-
ture, and death is only stage in
mans evolution upward, only anoth-
er name for birth, introducing him
into another grander sphere OF the
eternal process moving on.
Your past life has been down hill
and toward gloom; your future IS up
hill toward the glorious sunrise.
Dying is throwing open the door
that the bird may fly out of his net
ted cage and be heard singing IN
higher flights and in diviner realms.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02
CRUSHED BENEATH WHEELS
Two Lady Delegates to Bible Conyen-
tion Killed by Railroad.

Mrs. Henry Holmes and Mrs. U. G
Munsell of Springfield, Mass, dele.
gates to the convention of Bible Stu.
dents of America, in session at Nor
folk, Va, were run down by. Nor
folk. & Western switch engine in that
city Saturday night almost within
sight of their husbands and instantly
killed.
No headlight was on the tender of
the engine nor was there fagman
on the running board as the trair
backed out the Merchants and Min
ers' warehouse across Main street.
The crew declare they heard nc
screams and saw no one. although
eye witnesses say that the women
shrieked at the top of their voices.
Caught by the brake beam of the
tender their clothing became entan-
gled in the rods and they were drag
ged for several hundred yards. Their
bodies were found a few feet apart.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02
FARMERS COMBINE.
The Grain Growers in the Northwest
Will Fight Hartman.

Wheat growers in the Palouse belt,
south of Spokane, WASH, where sew.
eral counties viii each yield more
than 5000, 600 bushels Of grain, this:
season, have organized farmers
union for the purpose of handling
their product and establishing inde-
pendent warehouses to combat the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation COM
pany, operated in Washington and
Oregon as part of the Hartman sys-
tenn
James Walters, bonanza rancher
of Garfield, is at the head of the or
ganization, which has already ship
ped. 100000 bushels of wheat to the
Pacific coast over an opposition road,
which, it is given out, will get the.
rest of the business. He says that
as soon as the crop is harvested the
union will organize the farmers in
every town and hamlet in the inland
empire, embracing 100000 square
miles.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02
JUDGE ANGERED JURY.
I Sensational Episode IN the Rich.
land County Court.

According to the Columbia CORES
pondent Of the Charlotte Observer,
Hon. George J tombstone presided over
the Richland court last week as spec
ial Judge, came very near causing
an open row in court by remark
he made to a jury The correspon-
dent tells the story as follows:
After being out "a hours the jury
in the case of Corrie E. Pou and D.
B. Shannahan, charged with adul-
terry, reported that it was unable to
agree.
Discovering from Foreman Robin
son that the point Of disagreement
was a question of fact, Judge John
stone with some show of anger said:
The questions of fact in this case
are not complex. They are so SIM
pie that ! shall regard failure to
find verdict nothing short of a dis
grace. Retire again and see il you
can't agree" F."
The jury after an hours further
de(iberation returned a verdict of
not guilty. Whereupon the judge
said: We'll, gentlemen, that is your
verdict: but the defendants don't be-
Geve it.
Up to the time Judge tombstone
rcprimanded it the jury in the Shan
nahan case stood seven for acquittal
and 5 for conviction. When the jur-
ors went back there>was much criti-
cism Of the judge for the treatment
and in an hour the five had come
over for the acquittal. When the
judge told them that the defendant
did not believe the verdict several
jurors wanted to rise up in indigna-
tion and talk back, but other mem.
bers Of the jury retained them. In
the jury room there was talk along
the same way. Remember where
you are," advised one juror, f'and
keep out of trouble by holding your
tongue. If you don't like what the
Judge did, tell him about it outside. -
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02
FOUR PERSONS KILLED.
'ollision Between Freight ane Work
Train Near Alamo, Ga.

Four persons were killed early on,
Sunday in a collision between a
freight train on the Seaboard Air
Line railroad near Alamo, Ga.
The bodies of the four men killed
were taken to Americus aboard a
special train. The dead are:
Engineer Charles Hines of Ameri-
Gus.
The colored fireman and colored
brakeman.
An unknown white man, supposed
to be tramp. The conductor escap-
ed injury. as the caboose was not de-
rallied The wreck was caused by a
washout. Little information regard
ing the wreck has been received.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02
Cage Plunged Down Shaft caus-
ing Death to Occupants.
In A MICHIGAN Mine
Seven Were Fatally Injured-some
Pathetic Scenes-Brake Gave Way
AS Cage Was Descending, and 1t
Shot to the Bottom of the Shaft
With the Speed Of Bullet, Pilling
Dead and Injured in Mass.

BY the plunging Of cage SIS
feet down the shaft Of the Jones and
Laughlin Steel company at Negaunee,
Mich, Saturday, eleven men were
killed and seven fatally injured.
The cage was making its first de-
scent for the day when the brake on
the hosting drum gave way. Two
other men sprang to the assistanceof
the one at the brake wheel but their
combined efforts did not avail and
the wire cable continued to unreeiz
from the drum like a weighted threat
from a fabricated bobbin. The cage
shot down 200 feet before a. kinksins
the rushing cable caused it to part.
Then the cage dropped withza thud
to the bottom of the shaft, the safe
ty catches failing to operate. The
surging Of the cable in its mad flight:
tore out part Of the side Of the engine:
house and ripped out several sheaFess
about the shaft house. 80,
The machinery installed is notsen.:
tirely new, but it had been thoroughly
ly overhauIed. Workmen at the bot:
tom of the mine Immediately set
about removing the dead. The fall:
had hurled the bodies together and.
they lay, in one mass, from which:
several still breathing were taken
They are fatally hurt: 81.
Thousands of persons soon congre-.
gated about the mine shaft. In the:
crowd were the wives and children OF
the two hundred men employed in the
mine Each thought that her loved;
one was in the cage. was fully;
two hours before the cable was adj
justed so that the cage could be.
raised to the surface and the dead
turned over to relatives.
When the miners came from un--s:
der ground and many anxious wives
and mothers were relieved of sus-
pense, their JOY added to the sorrow
of those bereavea, made the scene
awful. Priests and preachers moved.
among the people consoling them and
begging them to be calm, but It was
hours before a alliance OF quiet;
came to the excited miners and their:
families ,lss::
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02
SWORE VENGEANCE.
\ Strange Proceeding III the City of
New York.

Kneeling beside the body of Epi,
fania Arcara, who was stabbed by a
mysterious enemy, his father, mother
two sisters, brother, wife and two
sons swore to avenge his murder.
This weird ceremonial took place
in the parlor of the Arcara apart
mentS at No. 400 East 10Sth street.
New York, with a small shrine of St.
Rocco at the head Of the bier and
with the tall candles Pickering about
the dimmed room.
Little Pietro. the Youngest son of
the dead man. did not at first under
stand the oath. but his grandfather
then for the first time explained to
him the meaning of the vendetta.
that he must not rest until he had
avenged n blood the murder of his
father.
The lad eagerly took the oath with
the rest of the f2mily, swearing to
the stature Of st. Rocco that he
would never be content until he had
slain the slayer of his father.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02

The Southern Division Of the Asso-
ciated Press has unanimously aendor
sed Major j. C. Hemphill. the able and
genial edito- of The News and Cours
ier, for United States Senator f om
South Carolina. The members Of the
association have proven themselves
good judges of senatorial possiolll'
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02

TIE recent wreck on the Boston and
Maine railroad rear Canaan, N. H.,
by which 25 passengers were killed and
30 or more injured adds to the alarm
ing casualties Of the present year. For
three months ending March 81, there
were according to the Interstate Com
merce commission, 42l passengers and
employees killed, and 1920 injured.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02

The Greenville Evening Piedmont
says that "let-up" sQuea', which Or
iginated ir Wall street and has been
echoed on many editorial pages was
swatted gocd and hard when the At
torrey Genera said; Business men
onpht to wish to have the laws strict
" and i'm mpartially enforced"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02
- IMPORTANT DECISION.
Auto Drivers Must Stop or Pay tor
Damages.

Damages.
An Important decision of the STATE
Supreme Court suStains the Jriici
pie that the dryer Of all automobile
IN case Of danger on any publ: road
must bring his machine to I. stop and
besides. shut off his motor, thas y-e,
venting noises that are likely t.
tflghten horses or mules.
The decision grew out of the sri1
OF Thomas S. and Caroline Rochester
who were awarded Il verdict of s475
against j. \. Bull, of Chick Springs.
Greenville county.
Their horse ran away because Of
fright at a machine. and Mrs. Eoch-
ester WAS injured by being thrown
out Of the vehicle The accjaau: ~.
CURED in mid summer.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02

Although there are only eighteen
fugs used In the international code
Of signals, which is used by warships
and merchant ships all over the world,
they can be made to represent no few
use of the code something like 10000
ships can be designated
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02
GIRL 4 HORSE THIEF.
Had Launched Into the Business on
a Large Scale.

Although she is but lG years oI
age. Lizzie Paschilk. a German girl
OF Spokane, Wash, is a horse thiei
with Il pretty bad record. When a.
rested at Marcus. where she recently
stole valuable team belonging II
one, Peter Paul. the girl confessed.
IAis girl thief drove the stolen team
10 Spokane. where she goes TO school.
ana sold it for $135. She had two
other horses ready 10 take TO spok-
ane when arrested.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02
SIX HUNDRED DROWN.
Great Loss of Life in Prevailing
Floods in Japan.

japanese advices just received tell
of great loss of life due to the pre-
valllng floods in Japan The river
Otonashiga, overfowed it's banks and
caused the destruction of the town
of Fukucheyama, near Violo. Six
hundred of the inhabitants were
drowned. being unable to escape to
higher ground. owing to the sudden
rise Of the river, which rose over
fifty feet.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Tipped Foul Ball Kills Young Man at
Base Ball Game.

Base Ball Game.
While standing directly behind the
catcher, witnessing a game of ball at
his home at Walnut Grove, n c., C.
T. Willis" was struck on the temple
just above his right ear by foul
which escaped from the catcher's nit
and received a blow from which he
died later.
A postmortem examination showed
that his skull had not been broken,
but an examination of his brains
showed that he had several hemor-
rhages from them. He was 81 years
old and is survived by a wife and
four little children.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02

AT Chicago, John ". Miller, a rail-
road clerk, confessed to attempting to
kin and rob Edgar NJ. Crumb, a dia-
nom broker. The bounding of loan
sharks, be said: had made him d'.p-l-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02

"But." asked the proprietor Of the,
Bongtong apartments. 20 you think
this man Is the best one -: m 7-e;|
for janitor:' "The best eyer.w replied
the manager. "He has been an icei
man, a cc;;;.man and a street car con-
ductor. les as sassy and mpudent
as he can be."-Philadelphia Press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02
HYMNS HELP JURY.
In Deadlock but Prayer Led Then
to er(iict.

10 'VT(IICt.
Having been out for IS hours and
failing to agree, the jury trying Por-
ter and Qentin Jones. brothers a.,
Eatonton. Ga. for the murder O.
Robert F. Adams. held a short. pray
er service and then requested the
sentence of 80 years in prpison. Aftel.
singing the hymns, How Firrl a
Foundation Ye Saints Of the Lord
and He Leadeth Me the jurymen
found q verdict in two minutes The
murder was the result OF q feud
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02
BRIDGE BUILDERS DROWN.
Three Men Victims Of Water While
Crossing in Skiff.

Lawton Wilson of cambridge, Ca,
and two negroes employed in the con-
struction of a bridge over the Tom
bigbee river we're drowned while they
were crossing the riivr in skiff. 1t
is not known what caused the acci-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02

IT is a great pity that Carrie Ma
tion can't stumble on her affinity"
-au6settle down.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-10-02

II know this earth is not my
sphere,
For cannot so narrow me, but
that
| shall not exceed it. y
This high ideal which is not reach
ed on carte intinates an immortal
life, which may afford time and scope
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17

tungen Sa6rer, drs mstn 2eben fdon
perpfui9t mar fir INNER, erft od ers
fubr i'd, bab es Der Sobn gefpeien
Wei9 dber mieb man in benz sanSen
Srt; teiner fpra9 mebr nit mir =
uRb als Der @utsberr einmul burd
6ds Dorf stH9 urb i'd f9eu beiieits
ftarb, od ldGte er duf. 9a rief er Dor
alien anberen: Sra, aeiner 9teb.
tpiuIt bu nidt t~perigftens Die WtiiBe
'ritnttr5ieben9" % bat mid bic Dutb
gepddt. Od BIN i'd an tbm BODICE
~fprungen unb bob ibm nit Der Gatft
his 9efi9t gef9losen!"
Setne Nrisen funtelten.
rSn bic 8eFerunssdnftult ipoGrten
fr mid bd f9iden. Sd dber bin, pte
i9 gins nnb ftanb, babonselduftn =
unb na9 brei Sd9.n - ba brdhten
fe mid gum triten Waal btr.tn. 0d
batt' i9 mir ben Sut genommen ="
yaFeFor! Rarn balt.n Sic fi9 uber
sufdmlnen! @enn Ste BEL ieber &leis
nigtdt tpei9 fperben molten, bdnn
birfen sic nidt ri9ten poIIen!"
Ser 2dnbgeri9tsrutb bate aiemlid
errest gefpro9en; iebt ipdnote er fi4
tpte6er gu BEN Qn~setlogttn:
rS6rsn sic NAL, bds tlinst ia aIes
gut unb f9Dn, 10 ttef burften Sic aber
bod nt9t ftuten.~
$50 tief2! 9as 1T bunn aI1es pis
bon felbit getommen. Iber Der, Der
mid 6asu gemadt -
9rpbsnb bob er bic Sauif.
rgea atfp = Inn bic Sa9e db5rfiirs
gen. sic baben Sbre Shat geftauben.
sic geben Dor, ss aug Sunser gotham
su bdben. = Serr aFeFor M0nts,
polen SN isst, bite, S6re antrdgs
ftelltn!1
.M0nte9!"
Der &FeFor erhOb fi45.
uQ6 - Bon Der 4ntfdeebant
erf6ou Elm tpiiiter Sarei. r9ubpig =
Glfp bu - bi -
Gr ma1te Miene, fi9 iiber bic Bar
riere hintpeg auf ben afefpr gu itiirs
gen. OH 9eri9tsbsdmten uber bielten
tbn feft.
SD = fam - leiber = nidt -
Sd bin = MIR III -"
Die @srbanOLung muBte abgebros
den tperoen, neil Der 8ertreter Der
StautsanpuIti9uft gang pl0bli9 Gus
iummen9ebro9en mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Woosf6aIen ia Barls.

S90ne 6rausn gi6t es pobl ibers
al in Der Welt, aber nirsenbs psrs
iteb.n Iie es better, ibre S4Onbeit sur
@sItung gu brinseu, uIs in Paris.
Wel9' cine unenbli9e Mense &unfts
gefiibl, tpel9' cine feline &uttur bessss
net uns auf S9ritt uRb 3rttt, ipenR
Rittags Der StrOm Der tlsinen ar.
beiterinnen bic Straben Our9silt.
fpenn UNI flint llbr bic elesunten
S6eefuben bidtgebrGnst BON Seibs,
Sammt unb @belfeineH bIiBen, iibers
al entsiitt uns bas, mas man bdnuI
Barrier Mope nennt, uHb mas bod
gar feline Mobe 1T, Oa al bic 0amer.
S9neiberinnen uHb SOtIsttentiinitles
rinnen MIR mad Dem stntn 9runOfub
aeben: erlaubt 1T, mas sefdat. So
giebt ba tein ftlapii9es un~tertperfen
unter cine Rsgsl. 9as bat ben
Barrier Soiletten ibren Deltruf bers
i9afft, 10 if es setOmmsn. baB al
bieT. Dinge, bic i'm 9ienfte Der
S9Snbsit bss Weibss ftehsn. ctnsu
Der pidtisften ggpOrtartiteI Grants
rei9s biloen, Der Suslei9 Sauienbsn
DON 4rbeitern unb @rbeiterinnen
i6ren 2ebensuRterbult getpGbrt.
paris IpisIt ala Rartt Fir bies
ssrbufrieprpbutt pobl bic srite RoIe,
fpenn man Elm 10 berries, na6 Was
fhinenDl ~riedtnoes Wort auf an
bieie enlightenment Ssibsn unb Spi.
ben antpenben bari, uub es 1T be-
9reifli9, bab Der Barrier 9tmeinbe>
ratb bdrduf beba9t it, bic Srdbition
all bieIer Riinfte tets auf gIei4er
SDbe su baltsn unb u%nseminoert ben
fommsnOen 9ef9le9tern 5u iiberlies
fern. go iiberrdfdt es ni9t. ipenn
bsri6tet pirb, Dab Der PariIer 9es
meinberatb in feds 9emsinOei 9uIen.
auf benz Wontmartre, in 9rensle,
in Montrpuge unb anotren Staots
tbeilen SpeSialidulen erri9tet bat,
bic IN ben 4iiniten Der Npbe uuters
ri6ten foasn. IN Der Spite bteisr
S6ulen fteben ebemalise 0irettricen
pber, ME man auf frarsOfid iagt.
rpremieres" Der bsriibmtsiten SGu=
fer Der Rue Ropale uub Der Rue be
Ia Burts. &1es mas RGbsn, Stiden,
9oftiimf6neibern, WGfdsaufrrtigen
angebt, pirb bort gelehrt. 0isIsR
feds S6ulsn sIisbsrt ii9 cine fee
bente in Der Rus b'abbenine an, in
Der bic 9~ebanblung bon Straubens
Febern unb anberen 9arnituren fir
9dmenbiite gslsbrt pirb. Die Inter
rtdtsplGne perben BON elmer Goma
miIiion auseearbetet, in Der bic Be-
ribmtefen S9neioer Die Doueet.
Cartier, gaquin pertretsn Iinp. llno
bic f6Dnen Sitel, bic es nun geben
tpirb! Ginen professor de chaus
dronnerie WrOfeFOr fir Rsfsls
T9miebetuni) sibt ss bsrsits in pas
ris, ME Oiel reissEosr pirb es ii6
nunms6r ausntbmeu, tpsnu mar Guf
elmer 8iiiitentarte lief: profeHpr fir
fir 0GI6etunbe unb prtoatoo5ent
fir Acknowledgement!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17

- Rertpiirbis SdIuBs
Olgerung. Wtunn (ssi9mei9elf:
Der Obsrlebrer muB mid bod fir
sinen iebr gsi4eibtsn 8srI bdlten!
Sruu: Worum9 Wann: 9eut' bat
tr vRinbOieb" gu mir sefugt. pie
msin 8ollsss sr5dbIt bat. =. aber auf
lateinii6!
- unter Stubenten.
Spunb: 9ieIe Ra8t bate i6 einen
febr ununsenebmeu Sraum. = Sin
Deib perfulste mid uno pOlte mid
nit elmer langen Babel immerfOrt
pistien! S9pamm: Sas ipiro bic
Gruu beinss S6neibtrs sefpeisn Iein,
benz bu ben neuen an5us nod iduIs
big biit!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17

= StoBfeuser. sd lebte 10
bebasli9, unb nun muB mir bieie
fatale 5amilisngef4idte ba5tpifdsn
comment" = .@as benin fir cine
fataIs 5amilienssf6idte9" = rRu.
meme So63eit!"
-@in 6 b # ii d. 4oputat gum
Bauer, Der inn brobt, su einsm ans
bern 4opotuten gu seben, ipenn er
feinen pro5eB ni9t enblid gu @nbe
brinss): 0ds pdre iebr unrs4t bon
Sud. SipfsIbauer; Gurem Batter uno
@robpattr babe i'd bieien proaeB &c.
fiibrt, unb Sbr pont mir uuf eiHmaI
untreu tperoen2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17

= unter 2ebemdnnern.
~aIiO Sbr 5reunb 1T ieBt in Zine.
rita &slner, na9bem er iein gauges
8ermOsen pergsubet BATE" = nSu;
sr i4rieb mir beute. i'd iOle mid nit
meinen IsBten fiiHf5istauisnb Nurt
etpas beeilen, ba er mir ssruoe aud
cine SteIung beIursen tOnnts."
= 9prfi9tis. @ritsr Sonns
tugsrsitsr gum dnoern): On rsiteit
nur ms 6reie9 Wdrum ME in ben
StraBen Der Stabta 3tpeitsr SonH>
tdssreitsr: 9as rtstire i'd ni4t,...
ba Iisbt bas 2uber in ben Spiesels
f9eiben Der 2GOsn glsid, fper O'ruuf
fiBt. unb bat ni4t ben ssrinsfen RE-
fpett mebr!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17

= ausrebe. Sausbsrr: 0as
SuuIiren in bieiem 9auie 1T itreng
osrbotsn; buben Sic bus S9iIo an
Der Sbiir seleien9 Sauiirer: Rein,
bab' sebadt, lisit's nu4ber, tpenn be
ipieber 'rdustommit.
= 9aunerbumo aopOtat
(su einem alien 8lienten): 9srube
jebt miifen sic audi nod tommsn.
mo i'd ale Sdnbe bon su tbun bute!
Silent (beI9sibsn): Rsbmen Sie's
Taon ni6t libel, Serr Doctor, g sing
nit benz beIten @iGen ni9t friiber. y.
Die &artOffstn, bic ta 9eitOhlsn babe,
fparsn niht cher ref!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
9nfuniih.

~. Sic babeu aiO mstne SO4kr 10 germ unb = beFsen 81
8erm0sen2"
rTetn, nidts!4
~@a, I6Sn! Damn t6nnen Sic mid aud germ baben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
8erf9nappt. 9aft Ger eis

= 8erfanappt. @ait Der eis
ne SIaf9e r3elttnger" beitent bait:
Rein, brin9en sic mir lieber rPiss
porter" mad 8 Minuten) Ober mei'
netpesen aud r8rGuneberger". @irth
(unsebulbis): Serrsptt, pie oft pols
len sic bts BeiteIluns benn nod am
BERN. :. isbt babe i9 f9on bas brittle
@tttett.rI auf bic SIafde sstl.bt!
- 9osbaft. @oft (ber elm Sus
laid psraebrt, gum Dirt6: sic, Ssrr
@irtb, alles 1T in benz @uluf9 b'rin,
nur tsin GIeii4!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Mus Der 9 duIe. Nehrsr

= aus Der S6uIe. Gebrer:
Sdst einmal, Sunsens, peib elmer
bon eu9, mas man inter einem Sn'
nenlebsn perftebt9 Grad lunsem
Sdpsigen.) Der tlsine Mur: Sd
ipeib, Serr 2ebrer. Meine Srubmuts
ter bat ems. Gebrer: Was! Define
@robmutter!9 Mar: 50, Ie bat
einen 8anoipurm.
= @inbiIbung. Ulpoerner
Maler (por fsinem neueItsn 8ilbe):
Nun beginne i9 dber meine .igens
9epunberung 81 srregen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17

9endut 8e3et9nung.
Raior (6eim ausridttn Oes 8atails
Ions piitbenb duf einen Soloaten
hes trien 9tieoes losrsiteno):
.S9oG9psrenotb. &rsuSoonnsrtnet'
ter! Der Wann nit Dem 9eTi4t -
I9srsrn sic iid Surid!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-17
Shlehtes @emtfen.

rGbsr, &arl, tpi1it 0u ben Dein
ni9t ~tpenisiters NAL prpbiren, ben
Dir Der Better gum 9eburtstag GEE
f9entt bate"
r@.rb' mid bitten! Sas tit bod
elm @esenseTdent fir bic Gisurren,
bic sr gu @eibnadten bon mir betoms
men but!"