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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20
Sweet Potato King
 White in Town

L R. White, the sweet potato king
 of irizona, was in Tom hstone today
 looking after the local market for his
 product. NIT. Whit. h-s been a resi- dent of St. David for seven years, and thinks the artesian belt the best agri- cultural section ir The west. His ex- perience with sweet pOtarOes leads him to the belief that the soil Is pe- culiarly adapted tr the cultivation of the delicious tuber, which accounts for the ct that the White crop easily takes rank over the bOasted CaliiOr- nil product NIT White devotes eight acres ci h. farm xclu-iveI- to rtIs- ing swee, p"tatpes. Alter lauting the sweet potato "-hs"t'-and r takes just s,OU0 to the ace the crop Is practically a continuous bearer.
 Tombstone, Benson, Bi,bee, Lowell, Naco, Douglas and other Cochise cour.v r- n -a..'ie5. and the d su great that MT W tr r.I d,u.ie his .veet p"t,tn acr-age next year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20

It is the modern theory of education that the best way to teach good manners to the young is to be polite to them from the. beginning Pos sibly something of the kind may have been in the mind of a Massachusetts woman who advertises eggs for matching. Her advertisementsays: One hundred eggs sure to hatch for B, if called for. Will hatch if requested in.incu- bator."
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20
Editor LeIevier
 Still in Trouble

Editor l.eleyie~ of the D ugla- Mex ican newspaper was A Tom b-tone vi-- itor yesterday. Nr Lel-vier is h'ving continuous round with the C. .. officials at Phoenix and Tucson on charges preferred against himself and son of handling two checks stolen from the Mexican mails al Nsco. He has just been released from custody but charges are still p-ndi'.g against his son, The latter i- now to be tried at Tucson. MT. LalevIer was here m an endesvor to have the Case brought to Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20
Arizona Pacer
 Wins First Money

Nettie Oh So, bred and raised in the Salt River valley, but now owned by Il C. Lockett of Flagstaff. took first money in the D pace al the New Mezico fair in Albuquerque last Fri- day.
 The last little mare took the race easily in three straight heats, with Prince Russell ownei by l.. NJ. Hanks oi Denver, second. and Cosello owned by otto Berger Of Albuquerque, third.
 Nettie Oh So Sill probably be seen in Phoenix during the territorial fair in November, along with several other harness and running horses from Flagstaff and that vicinity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20
County Charge
 Wandered Away

\ patient named Morgan in the county hospital oaudered away from that institution some ;ime yesterday afternoon and became lost Early this morning Chief oi Police Brasin found Morgan wandering aimles.ly about just north oi town and brought h.m back Co ,he hospital The patient l. sn old man and ye-y i,eaIe l. i- isared the aged man suffered n-iier- ably from the right'- exposure He cannot be induced 10 talk, and it is feared his experience may have affect ed bis mind
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20
Arizona Teachers
 Association Meet

The Arizona Teacher-' Association will meet in Phoenix during the dates of the Territorial Fair, November llth to 10th incIusI7e.
 Arranging tl.e meeting of the as sociatiOn for these dates gives to the members an opportunity of securing advantageous rates on the railroads which have been put into effect for those who attend the fair and which in no case will be greater than one half fare in many instances even less.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20

That the balloon IS expect ed to play part in war, and possibly an important one hereafter, is evident from mil itary procedure abroad. In Germany careful attention is given to the matter by army authorities. 4 novelty in German military practice is about to be instituted, and Inc outcome will be interest ing, Both free and captive balloons are to be sent up, and coast artillery batteries will use the balloons as targ- cts. Hitting balloons will be much more difficult than strik- ing ships at sea. for in addl- ton to discounting the mo ton of the aerial vessels there will be the height which the proiectiles must attain to be effective. Fighting with air ships will be certain to multi ply the problems with which military science has to deal
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20
A Rich Arizona
 Gold Strike

Morenci has been all excitement during the past few dave as a result of the rich gold find on the property of the New York-Arizona where the miners at work on the Buzzard Snad- ow claim encountered a streak of free gold which will run clo,e to s20,0oO to the ton.
 Enough work has not been done to the extent oi the find or the character of the deposit, whether a pocket or vein, but the indication is Of sufficient note to warrant the sup position that tn re is more where this came from and those wAo are in prsi- tion to know. say that this is one of the richest strikes ,ha, has yet been made in that district in gold values.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20
Arizona Companies
 CurtaiIinq Production
A New York dispatch says:-

A New York dispatch says:-
 The situation in copper has been unfavorable for some time and today it is announced that following the policy oI the Amslgamated Copper company in restricting output, the Clark and Phelps Dodge interests the Cerro de Pasco copper mines in Bolivia have reduced their output 75 per cent
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20

Within the past few years smokers have had occasion to notice many and occasionally ingenious devices on the part of tobacconIsts to secure trade. Rebate tags, premiums of Va rious kinde, from pipe clean CTS to really expensive auto mobiles have been distrih- uted with a seemingly lavish hand, but an enterprising firm in Los Angeles has, in our opinion, hit the top notch in its unsurpassed offer of mining stock, given away to purchasers of a dimes worth of tobacco in any form. Ger tigcates are issued with each loc purchase, and when enough certificates lave been accumulated they are redeem able in stock in million dol lar mining'company. this is not the limit it is certainly dangerously close to it.-Los Angeles Mining Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20
Free Pass to West
 A Labor Inducement
A Washington dispatch says =

A Washington dispatch ssys;-
 In connection with the procure ment Of large amount oi labor nec- essary on the Pacific coast to make repairs on the bat,leship fleet when it reaches California next year the navy department is considering a proposi- ton to induce eastern lsborers to go there by giving them and their fami- lIes free transportation. providing they contract to remain in the govern ment service a certain time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20

Prot Briggs and Archbishop Ireland are engaged in an eff fort to unite all the Christian denominations. The trouble would then be to unite the new denominations that would spring up aiterward.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20

A contemporary wants to know what has become of de- natured.. alcoho', from which so mucn was expected com mercially. Probably the same thing that has become O.: liquid ar and the Keelv motor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20

Edgar Allen Poe has been denied place in the Hall of Fame, because h. drank intoxicating liquors Still, at this late day, it IS hardly likely that wis tors would notice his breath.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20
Government After
 Phelps-Dodge Co.

An Fl Paso dispatch says that last Saturday a suit was filed at tine local court house against the Alamagorda Lumber Co. Back of this innocent looking transaction Is a world of in teresting information concerning the recent history of Otero county. The complaint filed by the government Is a vo,uminou- ducdment oi iu paga-, and Is signed by Orm-by McHarg and PeytOn Gordon, special assistants O the attorney general of the United States. The allegation is that the lumber company secured the nam s Of l63 persons and through them aud their app'icttions finally secured pos session oi 23,57l acres, all of which was vered with dense forests, and alleging gross illegal pr ceedings
 The Alamag goria Land Co. is one Of the F Phelps.Dodge properties, hay ing been acquired from the c, B. Eddy interests at the time he disposed of the Fl Pa-o X Eastern railways 10 the Puelp, Dodge interests. Shonli the government win .Lis suit, it would re. turn all the land to the government for homestead entry, including the property on which CloudcrOii is lo cated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20

| Secretary Taft and the Mi kado continue to fall on each others necks, and their re- spective governments con tinue to buy war material just as usual
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20
THURSDAY, OCTOBER r


 In the matter oi habess corpus of J. A. Gibbs and Harry Duey for re- lease O! the prisoners, who have been bound over to await the action of the grand jury. came up this afternoon and after lengthy argument the court granted the writ. The prisoners were brought over from Bi-bee this Horn- ing and turned over to Sheriff White. Wilcox vs Cochise County; stipuls- ton submitted on fees Judgment for plaintiff.
 WE Larkiu ys Cochise Copper Co {, set for October 24.
 In the matter of the Black Diamond Co.,, bankruptcy-order was entered, approving the finding of Referee Me Farland. Notice ci appeal was given end bond on appeal fixed in the sum $500.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20

My face is my fortune. sir said the pretty summer girl. And mine is. too, said tho handsome summer man; let us put our fortunes together.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20

r~ .r-f.d At ucson, ca.fged wI,h r,obing the Wells Fargo agent st Phoenix have been held to the grand jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20

Dr. Lowe, prominent physician of Holbrook, is dead.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-20
Doings in the
 District Court
wEpNEspAY. OCTOBER Is

WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER l6
 Folloaing is the list of grand jurors subp enaed to answer roll cal! on the 2Sth instant
 John J Hill Chas W Hull II S Wien ] II East r. ? Eyerhardy C II krimbell J F Kinney G Pritchard Cal Bass Edward McGinnis Wm Lutley Frank Ramsey John A Jones OW Roberts E J O'Reilly FR O'Brien F II Hotop w Wood Miguel Csstenada
 II W Cardwell vs D T Swatling ct al, to quiet title 10 mining claims. After hearing evidence the case was continued until this afternoon. Judg- ment entered for plaintiff. Hsrmer vs Harmer. divorce; case re- set for October 22 by consent
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-24

were no sooner out of s;oh.
grimly. companion
mere no use arguing 49,.
ana presume you won't care aoctor,
you Know I've learned At ~ ~ when
has, for some time past beon ,'s' What
talk with the battalion va, common
enough TO understand me, | TAXI man q a.,
re concluded. oSoiver as
Yes? Intercepted the doctor a.
ahead ooccor. Go
Shall it be ten or twen+,
TO oblige you, III saw a paces"
responded the doctor, smiling sc 80
a box at the theater 90 II In
me Two men stood back to H.,
and began to walk forward D ~s
major counted the PAGES aloud Ane
We viii turn and fire ~ a.,
teenth," he said. 'ne III
AT the thirteenth, DR.. Carev wboo,.,
ABOUT quickly, raising his Remina4
TO lire at the back of the unsucnoa..
man. At the same instant there ns
pun of smoke from the hon,n 90
followed by another and an
other. The doctor fell On
For a moment, regardless Of -.
SOFT patter of bullets all about him
me major stood above the fallen forra '
IL Dr. Carey. ut has saved mo tha
rouble, he unused. Then he LEANED
quickly to the shelter of rice did,
lntll detail of skirmishers came 81
louole quick around the hillock, caus.
ng the little brown men, leaving their
lead and wounded behind them f.
make Off as quickly as they had como
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-24
A New War on Opium.

Inc Chinese government has fol.
lowed its recent edict against oni,,n,
ny stringent regulations which seem
~ snow sincere purpose to do all
s mat can be done to suppress the use
VI the drug in the empire. The repu-
iations provide that not only the cu,.
ovation of the poppy but the use NJ
OPIUM shall cease within ten wears
NO new ground can be placed undar
cultivation for opium production and
Tue ground now under cultivation for
'nat purpose must be reduced ono
eentn annually under penalty of con-
nscation. Persons already addicted RI
the use of the drug are REQUIRED r.
use an annually diminishing quantity
ana all persons are forbidden tn bagin
us use. Officials are especially en-
joined to set an example of absti-
hence. The Importation of morphine
is prohibited, and measures are to no
taken to end the opium trade within
'en years. These governmental reeu.
atlons, remarks Youths Companion
VIII be strengthened by growine
'uDlic sentiment against the use Of
ne drug. which finds frequent ex.
ression in the Chinese press.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-24
Richard III. Has Defender.

Sir Clement r. Markham became
convinced early in, his life that the
period which witnessed the change of
dynastles from Plantagenet to Tudor
had peen misrepresented He has
spent many years in studying the SUBJ
Ject and the outcome of his researches
IS Richard III, His Life and Charac--
Ter review in the Light of Recent
Hesearch,' which was published last
week In England. The authors con-
cluslon is that Richard III has been un-
justly accused and must be acquitted
on all the charges brought against
MIN In the Tudor stories.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-24
Not Upright Citizens.

marlboro mas never lacked ardent
polltlclans, bat in its town meeting
days none displayed greater zeal IN,
Tue cause or a keener sense of parlia.
mentary fitness than John c..
During one particularly heated and
crowded session, the moving of the
men from seat to aisle made the re-.
SUIT OF the rising vote very uncertain
John protested in vain. Finally he
could endure it no longer and electri
NED the company by jumping to his
feet and announcing:
Mr.. Moderator, there are men
standing here who will neither sit
nor and."-Boston Herald.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-24
unburyIns a City.


Herculaneum, the rich and en,ars,d
'1'y tnat was buried, along with Pom
pon ana Stabiae, by the eruption NJ
vesuvius In A. d. 70, is to be duo
from the mass of tufa which covered
H. and It's buildings are to be dis
.o91o 70 view. Prof. Waldstein of
cambridge university has induced the
Italian government to consent IN tba
"orA' on condition that it be officiallv
oirected by Italians, and that the 49,
ISSUANCE OF foreigners, financially and
o'"erwise' shall be unofficial Should
enterprise be carried out. we
Aal soon have much light thrown
on the manner Of life of the Romans
VI the first century. Herculaneum
i"i more than Pompeii, was the resi-
dence OF wealthy and cultivated cit,.
Aens. Their houses were filed with
arustlc objects and their libraries
contained the best literature of tho
period. In partial excavation naar,,,
-'ooo manuscript rolls were found In
one mousse. Pompeii was covered with
Snna1 stones and soft ashes from the
soicano. Herculaneum was buried
beneath torrent of mud to the deptb
OF from 30 to 100 feet. On ton of T.
Two large modern villages have been
ouiit. General excavation has nor
oeen undertaken, lest the stability of
'ne villages should be threatened
rams now making provide for tearing
oown these villages, SO far as neecs-
sary' TO get at the city beneath. Tn
the comparatively near future saws
Youths Companion, we NAV exnect
20 near reports Of the uncovering If
nne bronze and marble statuarv ~
oeautiful mansions, of libraries filled
WIN ancient books, some of them for
centuries known by tradition ONLY :
III snort, 1t will be as If we were
asen back more than eighteen hun .
'red years, and were able to look In
'pon the city as it's inhabitants sud. fl
'eniy left it when vesuvius poured n
orth the flood of mud, molten rock n
nd scalding water upon the towns Of p
is seaward slope. c
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-24
Norway's Woman Policeman.

norway is the only country possess
ing a woman policeman, duly commits
stoned and travelling regular beat"
Her station is on the Island of Nakon,
where she owns a small farm. Her
uuIy is TO guard the government ex-
pertinent station, drill ground and
quarry, and she does her work well.
aitnough she is a little over 81 years
DID,
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-24

1t was in Romeo and Juliet" that
Shakespeare said: She's not wau
married that lives married long" But
perhaps the bard would, IL he were
here now, defend himself on the
ground that he was not to be held re.
sponsible for sentiments which he nut
into the mouths of his characters
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-24
The Kind Of Money.

believe from the way you talk
ABOUT money in your sleep that you
nave been gambling again"
MY dear, that's only kind of min
eral I'm interested In"
NONSENSE; you keep talking all the
'ime about ante and money"
mats just it, you see. Anthony,
my darling, antimony."
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-24

Marmalade, then made only OF
quinces, was known in Henry Wis
leisn: Inc word is derived from "mer
melo," ounce.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-24

disease Carries Off Doctors.
u austria no less than A out OF
very 100 doctors die of heart dis
case.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08

6rdulein bdben atfo pielti6t aliBerbeTl
nod Mpntass rufiib g%eIernt, W}itt>
pods fpanifd, 5reitass italieniid,
S%onnobenos srie9ii6 unb SOnntag5
Esperanto.
Der WtaIer: Oas MGo6en 1T inter-
national = ppqtommen international!
@ir iinb beute gu breien a quatre gez
toeien.
Der S6rtftiteler (getnidD: Msta
SOnnenf6ein =!
Der Maler: Gs mar bon ieber Elm
6e6ler Der Come, bab iie gleid3eitig
9ere6ten uno llngere9ten leudtet.
Der S6riftitener: Meinen 8rief bat
tie aIfo ni9t befommen, Der fGbrt 6ez
ttimmt nod in Der Glettrii9en ipus
3iereu. 9enn, ipsnn iie beioe 8riefe be-
tpmmen bate - ben bon Sbnen uno
ben BON mir -
Der Waler: - bann bate iie 2unte
qero6en unD mare unfi6tbdr 9eblie<
ben. uno unIi9tbur tpirb tie jebt audi
bleiben. Wenn mir nit benz IbenOs
brot mdrten Bis ite pieoerfommt, iperz
ben mir ppbl perbuneern.
Der S9riftIteller: 2(ber pie Tie li6
aus oieier Situation berausgereoet
bat
Der Woler: SerausgelG6elt!
Der S6riftIteler: . mir atpsi Riez
ientamele!!
(&leine pau1e.)
Der Maler: Wenn sic fi6 bier al
Den ShreibtiI9 ieten po1en, I'm ben
@bi6ieos6rief 5u i6reiben9 Sd benube
in3tpiI6en bort oas Stebpult, llno
0ann eifen mir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
pas Gfeinoo.
Sin Mdr9en bon Ostar Il n g n a ;

Gben mar bic Spnne emppraeities
gen iibsr bic orientalif6e Stabt. Dur6
bic nod fpenis belebten Straben fdritt
ein i9muder, blonbsr Singing, Inn
iid pprii6tie jenem Sbcil bss aalis
fenpaluites gu nabern, Der ben !Sarem
oes md6tisen 9erri4ers bars. Sebns
Ii9tts glitt iein iudenoer Bid binz
auf gu einem gdfenIter, in bas aud bic
Gpnne Defenders freunblih bineinlu9s
te. limb beibe ioltsn ibre Sreube baz
ben; benn alsbalb eri9ien Suleita, bic
boIOfelieite unter ben f4Onen 5rauen
bes aalifen, unb bIidte NIT ipoblpOlz
lenbem 2ddeln berab. Der Siingling
I6ien borob fDrmlid in G%ntaiiduns gu
ssratben. Gr neitelte an Ieinem ieis
benen 5di6den berum. entnabm ibr
IdlieBIi6 elm sldnsenbes Gtpas. Bel
bieIen 8eriu4en bate er ieoe @oriift
nuBer Idt selaHen unb nidt bemertt.
CAB bic SaremsDddter allf ibrem
Hunbsanse berbsisefommen paren
unb fein 9bun bepba6tet batten. @r
bemertte bieie erIt, als fs i'm padt.n,
nm i'm Dor ben mGdtisen 9erHder 81
I6leppen. Gr pubte, baB er fein 2ez
ben burd feline treble 0reiitiefeit Oers
pirtt bate. Sn Der grDartune, fein
5poesurtbeil gu Dernebmen, itanb er
nunmebr Dor benz Salifen.
Otefer belt jents gldn5enbe @ttras.
cine Spanse aus Gbelteinen, in Der
Sanb unb betrahtete bas Rleinob
priifeno. Damn fprad er: yDabur1.
baB bu eetpast bait, bas Intlib Der
i60niteu Jrau bes Srients III fhauen
unb Dir tbre 9unit burd bieie foits
bare Spanse gu e%rrinsen, bait 0u nad
2onbesiitte Oein 2eben Derpirtt. Das
peibt 9u. Oo9 ib min bon meinsm
Rehte Der 8esnabisune @ebrau4 ma.
hen, lpeil nur bic a%auberbafte ShOn=
belt Suleitas Did 10 tOntiibn mahte;
lire beriidenbs Selbfelisteit bat ifon
beoeutsnbere Mdnner idier um ben
@eritanb sebra6t. Sarum i4ente i9
Dir bas Geben unter Der 8ebinsung,
baB OH alsbalb msin Reid perlabt.
Dieies Spanse aber iou ben BON Dir
ibr auseoudten Sped erfiiaen, fie ioa
in Der buftenoen Saar3ier Suleitas
pranser, bod nidt als @eifent bon
Dir, Ionoern als Elm Nnsebinoe bon
meiner 5anb. Dus 8leinob tperbe i'd
auf Ieinen Dertb fdGben luien; NOR
gen ertparte id Did pieoerum bier,
bab 9u ben getras bes Wertbes in
Gmpfuns nimmit, auf bab .s Dir niht
an Gels mansele. tpenn Su mel'1
2anb perlabt."
Inter bsiben Santesporten ems
pfabl ii6 Der b~esnaoiste Sinslins.
8alb barauf iab nan ben Obtrs
Gunu9en gu einem Sufpelisr in Der
Stabt ellen. Der in ben palait bfobs
len purbe.
Der SuipelenbGnbler. Elm altes, ELS
araues M6nnden, erbielt bic @pange.
Gr beiab iie LANCE, brebte lie bon redts
na6 Limits unb bon lints na6 rehts,
unb is LANCER er Fl. betrahtete. ceito
bebentli6er puree iein 9efiht. Der
aalif puroe unsebulbis uno foridte:
.Iun, otter, ia9t, mas 1T bies 8lsi'
mob pertb." limb unter 8opfi6itttln
metnte Der @reis:
,@robmG9tiser Serrider Der @laus
bisen! Dies lit tein aleinob, es TT
~lpertbloIer Sanb, zines jener Sahel@
den aus benz 8asar neben meinsm
SauIe. Sir ben preis, ben oiete
Spanee g~etOItet, tannt Du in benz
ga3ar audi nidt bic armIelisiten Gam
balen erIteben!"
Ser Idmude Siinslins eridien ni9t
am ndditen Gage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
Gin @emutbs d.

2sbemann (auf benz Mese sum
St%anbesamt): r3u bumm, bas bic
Chen nur 8ormittass seidloRen iutrs
ben."
Treunb (9rautfiibrer): nWarums"
2ebemann: nMeil einem ba slei4
Der san5e Sag perborben it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
GinW dtIenfnabe ct.

n 10 dtTentnabe Ell.
mem Ha6dlIerie Regimtnt
aboptirt. Sn Saintes Mene9suIs,
no bic 6. franaOIiftsn a~iiraffi.r. in
@arniion Iteben, ftarh:u .insm Golba.
ten infolse Der bort btrrIhenben SsSr=
flu.n5a> gpibemie Der Batter unb biz
@robmutter, 10 bab feline beieen Jim
eeren 8riiber i'm Glitter BON IA unb s
Sabr.n be~imatbslos muroen unb mil.
t.aps baitanben. Gs selans benz sut
gesrbisuns beurlaubten Solbaten. ben
Glteren Der beieen Waifen als 2ebrIlus
in einem Sanselsbaus unttrsubriHsen.
pGbrenb er ben jinssr.n nit in pi,
Garniion nabm. ba ct nidt pubte, ipos
bin NIT ibm. SeiH gstaprpnstef,
ppn Der cabbage tnfurmitt, i~tattett
benz Regimentstsmmanbeur einen 8ss
ri4t ab. Der Sberft tieb iof0rt oas
OffiaiersfOrps sufammtnrufen uno
fdlue ibm Dor ben Sunsenl0fm Hamea
bes Regiments Su aboptir.n. Disf.
Mboptipn nurbe ipfort e%inittmmis Be-
idloHsu. Der &nabs lit in elmer 1ln=
terpffiaiers5tube unt.rssbraht uno
pirb in bic itdbtifde ShuIe seIdidt.
pdbrenb er Die Wablseiten in Der aas
Ierne erbdlt. Iuberbem tpurbe cine
9elblammlune fir ibn perdnftaltet.
3 peibeuttses 8ompltmtnt.
,Serr IHeHor, 81. bittfen mid
Eeute nidt anieben, i'd babe elm 10 bab'
Tides aIeib an 49,.
rIber i9 bite Sic, es pabt Sbnen
ia bod aussea.i4net!"
9 erdnberung.
Gin Sportsmann, Der felt LANCER Set
NtGt in Der 9auptftabt mefr &C peili
War nit gefpifer Ssbniudt Rut
gu iener Stdtte %bing.eil!,
Wo er i'm Satterfal geiibt,
Die Reittunit, Die 10 isbr er liebt,
Nun itebt sr ba unb idout unb itaui
$40 er ben 2atterfaI FONT fanb,
War in Der 3sit elm Saus sebaut,
Gran peutli6 r90dterIdule1 ftanb.
nWar IS oenn bier auh2 Srr' id
mid?
sd frase mall" raht' er BEL iid.
@ls ibm besssnet Elm puHant.
Gr5dblt er, boB er piHen mDht',
Sb bier Der Satterial einft itanb.
.Sa, Mdnneten, Sic baben Reht:
Sof 1T Der n9atteriau" jest fort.
Gin mS6natterIaaI" itebt an benz
Srt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-08
II nperm tie t.

o.: sd babe beute beim Bremen
f~olofales Slid sebabt."
g.: .Da baben Sie pobl am Sos
taliiator setponnen 2"
o.: nNein, i'd babe auf Der Rid'
fabrt einen plab bstommen !"