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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-20
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASTING.
TON. July 1B. 1905 Sealed proposals vii he
opened in the Office OF the Auditor fo- 80
Post Once Department, Room 5sI. Post Or
nee Department Building. At O'clock 10 m
august ;, 1S0S. for manufacturer. 2g5 til{--
cases, about II. 10 in. high 1S.s IN 1-i5s
and 20 in deep. each Containing / a. -
aid placing same in complete work ne order
where directed. on the 7th floor OF the post
ONCE Department. Building The right is ~
waive technicalities. A certified CHECK IN +bs
sum OF 100 OF the amount OF rhe hf5 og
guarantee OF good faith, must accom- nv
proposals Plans, specifications and furtbar
lnformatton may be obtained at Room 521
Most Office Department Building Pronosa a
should be addressed 10 the Auditor for the
Post once Department, Washington n .
and be endorsed on the exterior ssoro-osols
for Money Order File Cases %
COOLIDGE. Assistant Secretary. jyao, e. p
OFFICE. Commissioners, Districtof r-orp,,bt,
Washington, July 13 1905 Sealed proposal4 nil
be received at this Office until u O'CTOCE
NOON. SATURDAY. AUGUST L 1905 -
Forms, specifications and necessary frforr,s-
ton may be obtained at room 40 Tfsfrfc,
building. Washington, D. c. HENRY n n
MCFARLAND, HENRY L. WEST. JAY
MORROW, Commissioners. D. c.
jy14-St-eXsu
OFFICE. Commissioners. District OF C,,l,,-,-
bia, Washington. D. C. July a. 1905. Seaje5
i O'CLOCK. NOON. MONDAY. INV -
1908. for constructing sewers IN thu Dis.-icf
OF Columbia Forms specifications 80
necessary information may be Obtained f-o-,1
427. District Building. Washington. n n
HENRY 3. F. MACFARLAND. HFN-Pv
WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commiss1oo11a--11
u Z 1yl4-6t-exsu
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AUCTION SALES.
"a j. q. SINCLAIR
S1&ErD Auctaonoer
GA Sale Tomorrow
1880 A. NJ.

Clearance sale az auction Of all home ne
cessities. such as pianos, organs, iron BEDS
mattresses, pillows. sideboards, odd chalrs
mirrors. pictures. etc; show cases. counters
scales; consignments received up 10 hour OF
sale.
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SPECIAL TO TOURISTS.

ARDMORE HOTEL. 18th. between Pa ave
and = st. NV. ashingtOn. D. c.: family
hotel: central location: pleasant home FOR
tourists: rates Europ can, 81 up: American
fl-5G up Nestbocnd cars from Union station
p c. JACKSON. Prop. 1e2s-s0t
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FOR SAFE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCEANGE-Equity in 10
beautiful ROOMS and bath dwellings: ave
front; ne. Sectl0n. All rented 10 hrst-class
tenants. JAS A. BEALMEAR. Room Is
Lawrence building. sl7 18th st. NV. ty1s-5t
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Great allS Park

ELECTRIC ILLUMINATION OF FAILS
FREE Dazctng--Caldvye-Ts Orchestra
Special. Tuesday. July q Excursion C p
o Council No III. National Union
Wednesday. July - Excursion. Lincoln
camp. No. 1885. Modern Woodnen o,
America 80 -
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRANS
TO AND FROM
Chesapeake Beach.

Effective June IS. 1905
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Lv- District Line Station. e:25 a
n, 1;eo a. m. go p. ul-s 5sso p n. 7-B
p. m. and S:45 p n
RETCRNING-Lv- Chesapeake Beach Ssh
a L.. 12-45 p m. 200 p m. 600 D. m
500 p m. $500 and 1000 D. m
SATURDAYS
GOING-Lv- District Line Station, j-s5
m. HOO a m. 200 p N. 500 p. - $40
p m, I.45 p m. and 9-45 p. m
RETCRNINCf-Lv- Chesapeake Beach $50
a m. 1915 2 m. 200 .. m. $500 o >,
500 D. NJ. 500 p m. and 1900 2 n
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
GOING-Lv. District Line Station. S-15 a
m. u;o0 a m 900. $50. 400. 7.s5, and s.s5
D m.
RETURNING-Lv- Chesapeake Beach. 100
500 D. m. 3 p. m. and 10 .. N.
PAUL Y. WATERS, General Manager.
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FOB MARSHALL HALL.

Steamer Charles Manchester. daily 10
q m. 2:3o and gao D. m: sundays IL
a m. 1880 and $50 p. N. Dinners and
lunches Music and dancing. All
amusements- Fare. round trip. Csc:
children. 15c.
HE. VERNON
Daily Sundays excepted), 10 g. m aad
z:6O p m Fare, round trip Including
admission 70 grounds and mansion, 75c-
je6-tf
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RAILROADS
W, B. & A. E RY-
THE ELECTRIC LINE"

DOUBLE TRACK FROM WASHINGTON m
BALTIMORE
TIE BEST Way TO BALTIMORE An
NAPOLIS. AND L : NAVAL.
ACADEMY
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palace cars from White EfouSa g,
ton O5th and Y SIS NORTHEAST !
For Baitlnore-@5-20. $50, T.sG son s-so
800, $50 1000. 1870. 90 and 11.s0 a -
l2-oo noon. 1880. 100, 40. 800 s.sa s9-Io
$50. 400. 4-5o. 800. SO 500 e-so 90
7:So. $50 $50. '10:S0. and s1--s5 o. M an
For AnnaPolis-6.so. 80. $50. s-s5. 1870
and u-S0 g. M 12-30. 80 2.sl s.sa 80
$50. $50 80 $3.50. and Ills .. N. daiiv
Indicates local trains. Al other. are lin
ited, stopping only az Naval Academy .T17.-
ton No walking or hiring OF cabs 2eces-
saTy-
Fares O-e way. Round tip
10 ba-1lrnore ------.------- sSc SIS
To Annapolis and L. :.
Naval Academy $500 &C g.
For tickets and information apply A. rfrIca.
Offices. l4th ST and y. Y ave NV or a.
White House station. 18th and II SIS. NORTF5-
EAST. Telephone NJ 1905 T7vTS-fF
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAH.

FOR RENT-BranchviIe Nd, within few
minutes walk OF both steam and electric
car lines s-yen rooms and cellar house IN
good repair. large. welI-shaded yard. desir-
able home. Sl5. Z. N WATERS, 1Ssl G 81
NV. I'd i0or). iyls-7t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

SIX-ROOM house: excellent cordition; town
water. gas; lot 7Oxls6; outbuilIings. price
81. rs; 500 down SIS 4 month; blocks from
cars.
Groom house; all modern improvements;
gas. bath, furnace. etc: just built. $2,675;
500 down. SO a month.
9-rOOm house. range and boiler: gas range
and fixtures; electric wiring; bath; splendid
condition; corner lot, 50zlye; $50; 500 down
IS q month
7-room house: IL acre land. octbuildings.
fruit: excellent water; a splendid poultry
farm; s.. co0, easy terms
All OF the above properties are situated IN
Hyattsvile. Nd, within 3 blocks OF steam
and electric cars.
MARION DUCKETT d SON.
So r ST. y W. jy20-3t
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SANIToRIUM.

TAROSfA PARK Rest Cure Sanitoriuua MN
open the hrst % July to- rheumatic, nervou,
troubles and cOnyalesCents- Mix der roas-
sage. and exercise reducing obesity a gue-
cialty. Doctors patients desired. Mrs. L 7
PERCIVAI. late teacher OF massage. Battle
Greek Sanitorium. fe2O-9ot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-20

MARCUS NOTES. Auctioneer; District gov
eminent sale OF condemned furniture AT old
District Building. on Wednesday. July =.
1865. at 10 o. clock a. m. 1 viii Toll at public
auction a lot OF old desks. chairs. bookcases
file cabinets, shelving, cupboarSs, lockers
water coolers. stand typewrsters. picture
frames. wire grating. one set double hfrness,
etc. Terms: Cash AZ time OF sale. PuT-
chasers to remove from the building such
articles as they may buy within IS hours
from time Of purchase; failure 20 50 remove.
the article viii be placed on storage at risk
and cost OF purchaser Purchaser VIII be
held liable for any damage caused BY him in
the building in removing therefTom articles
purchased by him. N. c. HARGROVE,
Property Clerk. u. c. jyl9-3t
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MEDICAL

SANTTARIUM for ladies' during confinement
best care ana attention. infants cared fo-.
nurse. SCI y. Howard 81. Baltimore. Nd.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-20

DR.. SHADE, SPECIALIST.
rs 18th st; 3 years practice curing nervous
chronic and special diseases; stomach. liver
kidney. bladder. structure. discharges SKIN
blood and private ailments cured QUICKLY
CONSULTATION Iree- my2Q-tf
W, T. BalSes, N D., Ph. D. German Special
list on Diseases OF the Brain, Nervous system
Heart. Kidneys. stomach. and other Diseases
Doctors services AID medicine. s. Tel n
25ls. Hours. 10 10 !. to 3. So cor 9th & - ~,
Je3O-tf
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SUBURBAN AND Farm PROPERTY.

DON'T COMPLETE your suburban home or
farm purchase In Marylend unless your title
Is guaranteed by a certificate Of MARYLAND
REAL ESTATE TITLE co. 18th and New
York ave NV TnyI4-ua. n. sa-90t
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RIVERDALE. MARYLAND.


ExcCIlen water. gas and electric lights.
the ve-y best car service Of suburban wash
ington.
FOR SALE
One six-room house, newly painted and
papereJ. n hne location; can be bought on
easv terms, 5000.
one s3x-room and bath, entirely new prop
erty with furnace heat. terms 20 suit pur-
chaser. S.. Co.,
Let as show goa the lots we are Offering
on the Baltimore and Washington pike
CLAUDE WARREN, Manager.
fy1g-2t RIverdale Nd
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MARCUS NOTES, Auctioneer.
For Saloon Monday. July 20. 1908. at
10 o'clock a. m. / VIII sell at the Whole
sale Producers Market. 10th and SITS NV.
u the Commissioners, d. c N c. HAIR
GROVE. Property Clerk. p. c 1ylS-t
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FOR SALE-FIve beautiful. new siK-room
houses. cellar. furnace heat. gas and coal
range. large lot on side and rear. front and
back porches. porcelain bath one square
cars at BrightwOOA Park Let Us show them
70 you. Price. 5000; your own terms; viii
rent TWO OF them at 20.5O. See II. 7. WILD
ER. Room 80 Bond building. iyls-st
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.


York ave InyI4-ua. tn sa-9Ot
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
WANTED-lo purchase a piece Of ground in
Washington Heights at about s.. 500 cash.
state location. Address BOX I2s. Times Of
nee. jy2O-3t
WANT 10 buy property. What have you Tor
sale2 INVESTOR p. O. BOX 204, City.
iyIs-tf
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FOR RENT-HoUSES.

SIX-ROOM bay-window brick house DIS
d 81. ne Call between 10 a M and D m
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdays jy5O-et
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-18

9efGfiguns. nSbr Munn
f9sint 8lutipurit lsibeni9aftli9 germ
gu eFen." nSa. Der 1T furdi6dr
bluttDuritis."
Oas Mittel. ,Warum neb@
men sic uls sntbuiiaitii9er 9ersfteis
ger INNER Sbre Sruu mitg" = pSa.
piHen Sic, baB bat feinsn beionbes
rem @runb, tpenn bic trarelt. tann's
bait mir .reben.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-18

ttllps suriidblieben. 0drum bin i4
nun bier uno babe sroBe Sebns
iu9t mad Der lieben trdlten StGtte,
mad Der petten Seibs, Der rauIhens
ben See unb benz berrli9en 2anbles
ben babeim."
.0as fann id besrsifen. Dir
beibe folItsn Sreunos perben. Srdus
lsin 8srber. benn mir befinben uns
in Iebr Gbnli9er Gage. au9 i4 bin
bier nur elm 5remblins, an Oem niez
manb etpas gelesen i4eint."
Seitber sntipann ii4 cine itetis
pahienbe 5rsunbidaft 5piI4en
Mdrsarete unD benz .Onfsl Sabes
nihts", pie bic &tnbsr bes Sauies
Robsrt gu nennen pflesten. in OeHen
2sben etpas Reuss, a0itlidss getOms
men Ihien.
.Darum 5rGulein Werber unIer
9aus perldbt2 Wsil lie neuli9 fos
ipobl sesen Sugo als nun aud mir
sessniiber bDaTt impsrtisnt 9epeien
IT."
.Das bic freds 3uOrinslidteit ies
nes piberfpdrtisen .5ants an6etrifft,
70 mar 5rGulein Wsrber. meines grs
adtsns p6ais in ibrsm Rsdt.", er=
tlGrte Rpbert Ieiner S9ipeItsr.
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issenbeit ben galantsn Bitter gee
fpielt. Das bate id OerseHen.
llsbrigsns mub i9 bir leiber mits
tbeilsn, bab mir bas ieBt BON oir bs'
ippbnte 3immer iibermorgen brau9en,
unb penn bu bis babin betreffs beis
ner 3ufunftspldne i9IiiIiig perben
f1nnteit ="
rDds bin if bereits."
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pIGne9"
,Dariiber m59te id borlGufis liez
Der S9peisen beipabren." -
Der piro es ME gu sttpas brins
gen. Sin rolisnber Stsin. Der nies
mails nNoos" aniebt". meinte Jrau
gilbert perG9tli9. als Robert nit
bemielben 3use absereiit mar, Der
aud Marsarete einem neuen Dos
misil sufiibrte. Limb pie iimpel sr
ausTab !S9pn Inn gmmps Dilen
tonnts idb Jpn ni4t LANCER bier bs6al@
ten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-18

8osbaft. 8Gdsr: Ssbt babe
td uber leFber tein Stiid9en Popier.
nm Sbnen bic Semmeln .inaupaden.
= r9l9, seben sic ls nur fer, bic
9uben ia nod I'm portemonnaie
Pldb!"
Sin OptimiF. Stabtoer=
orbneter: Sn Oiefsm Sabre iinb ere
freulideripeiie bic @beT9lieBunsen
tn Der Stobt um airta 3tuanais pros
gent seitieeen! 8iirsermeiiter (riums
pbireTb): Seben sic. bas tommt
buber, neil mir am Stonoesumt cine
Observation-Disclosures einseridtet bas
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-18

-SenfationeIl. ~Saben sic
I9on bon bem neuefen riifiihen
SpfTtanbal sebDrt9" = pRi4t Sas
@eringIte! Das lit benn seI4ebcn9"
= ~@raf Weiritoff uuD 9rdfin 8os
tetti9ef iinb an Der 9oftafet per4afs
tet tporben!" = rWesbulb oenna" -
~Weil iie mitsinauber unter Dem
Slid sine sebeime 9ruderei betries
bn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-18

= Wibperifanben. 8eriis
derunssagent (5u 8ausrn): sic ioGs
ZEN meinem Ratbe folgen uno fid
perii6ern IaHen; benn Dor ginbru4
unO Diebftabl III bod sigentlih tei'
ner 10 re9t ii4er! Bauer: ga. bOs
rem sic. 10 f9le@t finb mir bier ale
bod nod niht!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-18

- 3eitpertrsib. rWarum
tbun sic benn nidts sssen bieien
furdtbaren Sdnupfeng Der mub Sbs
men bod b6dft Idftis iein!' : 80.
nein; id bab' iebt ia m.insn urlaub!"
3pei 9 Sdriftfsller
ySoben sic mein nsusites Bud gsle.
ien9" = ~gein! 9lber i9 babe pisl
S60nes bapon ssb0rt." : nSo2
Wer bat bapon eefproden2" = ~Sie
feIbf."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-18

- 3erftreut. prpfeFor: @plf!
sic baben pieber cine gang uRgeniis
senbe 9lrbeit geI4rieben. primus:
WoIf febItl profeFor: Seben sic.
Wolf, ba ifebt man 10 re4t Sbren
2ei4tfnn. erF fhreiben sic foi6e
fdle4ts arbeit unb isst feRIsn sic
nod!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-18
q dim ntfnnt 6rirnths

= g d6n 9efast. Ssirutbs'
permittler (5u elmer .ttpas pertpa4ie.
nen Dame): ~9ln3ubO4 Oiirfen Sic
Sbrs anipriide ni4t it.llen. Sie
baben einen 8udel = unb nm oen
tommen sic ni4t bsrum!"
Rurirt. .Die mar es 81.
men m0sIi9. Sbrem Monn bGs
SriHten ab5ussipObnen2" = Song
einfa4! Seoesmal. ipenn sr Ieinen
Rauid uuseef9lufen bate. srsdblts
id ibm. odb er mir elm nsuss 9Ieio
Deripro4en uno i'd es mir setauft
babs = bus 1T ibm fdlieblid bod
gu piel seporben!"
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,Inb.rbcfferli6. Snfel

unberbcfferli4. Sntel
(porpurfspplD: 4n Sas i9One @elb,
bab 6u i9on pertruitten bait, oents
nur nal. tpsnn bu Oas iest bsiiants
men bGtteit. 'Stubent (nafIbentlidD:
Ou baf reat, Iieber Sntel, cine
Id6ne Summe. (pI6blidh bsseiiterD
ipsnn i9 bic iebt Dertrinten tOants!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-18
: Mus btr 0orff6u[e.

Ius Der 0prff9ule.
,Rarl. pie biel 1T neun iptntser
nsun2" = rgsun tpsniser neun TT
Gins" : ~llriinn! S6r nal, thr
bGbt gu Sauis iunse Gutlein, ni4t
fpabr9 Sag. tpenn beine Wtatter
al. neun pertauFt, tpie piele bleiben
no92" Die alte @nte!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-18

,Ddrf ib mir erfuuDeR, sic dufz
suiu9en2" frasts Robert, tpdbrenb er
beim 9lbf9ieb auf benz 8abnbof Der
EsFbsns bi. Sanb ieinsr Reiitssfdbr>
tin etpas lGnser als nDtbig in Der
Teinen bebielt.
,Sa =, penn Sic es mG9ten',
Iaste iis mad turSem 30sern erros
tbenb. llnb bann fubr fe gum Sauie
elmer Eante, I'm id BON bort aus
cine nsue SteGluns au iu9en. tpd9renb
sr ii9 unDer3iislid gu ieinem Sa4s
peripalter begdb.
.S9 m69te sic bitten, iih 6etreffs
bes an Der Oitiee sslesenen Rittergu>
tes Sallsnbers einsebeno gu informis
rem, ba id es gu taufen beabiiatise",
Iaste er.
.Sou sef9sbsn. Ssrr 5runt."
ginige Dphen ipdter iparb Roz
bert, Der inopii9sn elm bdufiser
9aft i'm Sauie BON Warsaretsns
Sunte setpeien, Inn Der Gritsrsn
9anb.
,Sie ipiFen apur nidt piel iiber
MIDI, faste er, naber i9 tdnn Shs
men Elm bon pdrmer Sorse umbeg'
tes Daiein beripre9en. Sd liebe
Sic innis. Marsarsts, uno i'd min
sic auf SGnSen trdgen. tpenn Sic
mir nur Elm lpsnig gut isin fein tOnns
ten. &0nnten Sie2A,
,ad. i& bin Sbnen ia 70
Tsbr, 10 unenOli4 gut, fliif.rte iie
letieE
ginise @o9en ipdter fanb in uller
Sti[le ibre Srauuns itatt. unmittelz
bar barauf reiite bds iunge padr
na9 benz Oftieeitranbe.
mir ppllen beine dlte SeiHutb
beiu9en", bate Rpbert sefdst. llno
tief6epegt fanb Nargarete am
abenb bieIes Sases auf Der mobilize
tannten tlsinen Citation. Robert fiibrs
te Iie su einem iebr elesanten Motors
lpaaen nit sipei Diensrn in buntler
2ipree unb bob iie binein.
a6er pobin fubren mir Oenn9"
Traate lie betretsn aIs Der Wagen ans
itdtt au bem naben StGbt9en gu fa6s
rem, in bic naG 6dllenberg fiibrenbe
2inbenallee sinbos.
,Ra6 SauIe," psrIebte gaobert.
tpGbr.nO sr iih 5drtlih su ibr nsigts.
,ssrsut es bid. @eliebte9"
,Qber : i'd berfebe ni6t =
ban4ts Fe. sd = id bd9te ou
biIt Elm armer Wfdnn -
.Sa, in bieIem Srrtbum mar aud
meine S9peftsr unb bic Sbren be-
fanaen. Sic nabmen es BON porn6er<
Elm als dusssmadt an, baB Der tb0s
ridte SlIuIioniit. als Der id dusses
sosen, als Subenidts 5uriidsefebrt
Iei. limb i9 bate meine gang ipes
sielItn @riinbs, fie porlGufis niht
dufsutlGren. M6er mir iinb Su 9aus
fe, Marsarste."
50 febrte Mdrsarets Werber in
ibr 8aterbaus suriid. ----
I'D, ii6erldiie es Der phantuIie bes
asebrten 2eIers, ii4 bi, 9efiible 5rdu
9lbelens aussumalen, als ibr Bid
zines Rorsens uuf folsenbe 3eitunss'
nOtiS fisI:
,Oas giiisrsut SulIenbers in Der
Oitmarf III in ben 9eiiB bes tiiralidh
aus @anaba beimgetebrten WilIios
ndrs, Ssrrn Robert 5rant. iberse>
aansen. Der Dor einisen Sassn feline
@ermdblung nit SrduIein Margarste
Werber, Der Sodter oes friiberen Be-
ibsss. bes psrepisten Oberit Deroer.
sefsiert bat"
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81 Nadbar. gum @ilobrstbdnblsr:
80 bG4tt gar. ou baIt bic seidofs
feuen Saien bsim sliibeub beiben
Ofen bGneen2"
WiIobretbdnbter: Pas
beritebit ou ni9t - bic Sonntagss
idger bdben beute Sa9o = uub oa
5riege i9 fir 10 einen briibbeiBen
Sdfen g 0OppsIts. neil iis ibn als
~ebeu seidoHen" beimbrinsen Tom
nen!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-18

Ser Oramotiter. sic:
Btit bu mir bOie. lieber Wann, neil
mir Der 8raten angebrannt iits @r:
9ti4t i'm minoeiten Oieies Wulbeur
bat mid gu einsm fiinfuttisen
$rousripiel angeregt!
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-04

On the shoulders of the assistant
cashier rested the responsibility in
he hour that had broken her father
down. She faced IT. with strong nerves
and smile of hope. The state auditor
requested statement of the banks
condition. The statement was made
out by the young women. 1t did not
look the very best for the bank.
1t happened that on the day the
statement was made out large num-
Der of railroad checks were cashed
A majority of these were on other
banks, but IL always has been the
policy of the Tri.City Bank to accom-
modate the wage Garner when posi-
bic, SO these checks were promptly
cashed. In consequence the cash on
hand was at low ebb. But all that
would have been necessary TO restore
1t to the normal would have been TO
carry those railroad checks TO the
banks on which they were drawn and
obtain the money.
In country towns It is the custom
of banks to keep open unil late in the
| afternoon. The Tri-City Bank often
had kept it's doors open after the reg
ular hours. On the day in question
| HOhCftI, WuCl litC CdoH ihh wv MISE
Roxie hung up the sign Bank closed
promptly at three o'clock. Later twc
| or three persons walked in with
checks to be cashed. They were in
formed that the bank had closed fol
the day.
Miss Roxic called the directors to-
gether. They assembled at the bank
| She told them she considered 1t hcl
duty o inform them that the state au-
ditor had asked for a statement o.
the Banks condition and that tho
cashing of many railroad checks dur
ing the day had compelled her TO en-
ter only small cash balance on thai
statement.
4 "Whew." said the directors. as the,
inspected the statement. this does
look bad"
Not half bad responded the cir
ipromptly. Tbon she explained how
the checks could be converted int
cash the next morning. thus replen
fishing the Tanks supply OF cash ant
enabling II to continue business with
out Jar.
u But the directors thought different
They remarked that the bank hat
been compelled to issue a gloom
statement and that the assistant cash
cir had Just been compelled to cas-
I two good sized checks. although sh
, did have the excuse that it was "aftc
banking hours
!, The directors seemed afraid that
/ he bank tried to keep open the gloom
statement might cause run on til
. funds and force It 10 close. perhap
under embarrassing circumstances.
WED better not open tomorrow.
remarkeh one director, and the other
nodded their heads in approval Of hi
: opinion
Don't say that" exclaimed til
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-04

pretty assistant cashier. ~ can run
the business through this crisis. The
bank Is solvent. can have cash on
hand in the morning. There will be-
no run. There Is no reason why we
should close the doors"
The directors smiled at her. The
enthusiasm of tho girl was pretty.
they, thought, but n girls opinion
should not be permitted to sway n
hsrdheaded, practical board of banl:
directors
mo. Miss Roxie." they said. 'the
bank must not open tomorrow
Very we'll. gentlemen" said the
girl. Good evening"
She quietly put on her hat and
jacket and went home. She walked
in. hung up her clothes. and the wom-
an of business was transformed In an
] instant's time to the gentle nurse
ministering 10 her parent From that
hour until few days ago. when her
father was able to lie up. she did not
leave his bedside.
! The bank did not open next morn
ing and he state auditor took charge
There were all sorts of rumors n.y.
ing-gossip that the banks books
were in snarl, rumors that Mr. Bur
tons management had not been what
Il ought to have been. &c. He wa.
III and unable to defend himself.
A state bank examiner arrived. Miss
Burton went 10 the bank, explained
things to the examiner and then re
turned to the bedside of her father
The examiner made an exhaustive
examination If the whole business o
the hank and decided that the banl
was solvent.
Then the people of the ri-Cit,
woke up to the facts. Miss Roxie wa.
a heroine Her business sense wa
the admiration of tho community.
Tho directors Immediately met ant
decided to open the bank in few
!, days.