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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
Virginia News.

The mercury in some parts of the
Valley yesterday morning stood as low
as Go ABOVE zero.
The home of Mr.. John r. Turner, 10
Wsrrentou, va, saved from destruction
by fire yesterday by the fire company
which was recently organized in that
town.
Rev. P, W. Jeffries, pastor Of the Wa
renton NJ. E. Church South, began q
two-weeks revival on Sunday. he will
be assisted by Rsvs. E. V. REGISTER, W.
T. Cover and ]. w. Smith.
Mrs. Lizzie f. Smith, of Ripley, Eau
quier county, announces the engagement
Of her daughter, Mary Lou, 10 Mr.. Alex
snder Gray, jr, of Fauquier county.
The wedding will be on December l6
Mrs. Dan NJ. Lee and daughter, Miss
Mary GUSTS Lee, the former q ssler-in.
'aR and the Ia ter niece OF the late
Gen. Fiizhugh Lee, have gone to Cuba
to visit Lieut.. Smith Lee, U. S. A.,
Mrs. Lees son.
The wedding anniversary of former
Gov. and Mrs. ]. Hoge Tyler was oele-
brsted yesterday evening by the mar
rare of their daughter, Belle Norwood,
10 Frank Percy Mcconnell, = banker OF
Arh aosas. Central Presbyterian Church,
RadfOrd wvs the scene of the ceremony.
The trial of Or. W. S Gregory, the
Roanoke dentist, charged with attempt d
or mlusl assault on Miss Theresa Irvine,
o! New York, on July Is, is uesrlng
the close. The case will probably be
given to the jury today but new trial is
expected,
The Virginia Health Department ex-
poets soon to II axe impo tsnt announce
ments regarding the work against tuber-
eulosis 10 that state. The yearly death
rate of 5000, 1t Is claimed, can be very
ma err ally diminished. This can only be
accomplished by an educated public
s9utiment.
At the annual meeting ri the stock
holders of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, held in
Richmond yesterday, President W. A.
White aud all the old directors were re.
elected. The report of the president for
the past four years was conspicuous for
the fact that while the earnings Of the
ai showed a decrease there was no
charge of loss on account OF the 2 cent
a t passenger e. The report showed
tbst The company is at present operating
217. 06 miles of trsckage. The net In.
come for the yrAr was 1920, SO9.2 % less
Il al that Of last year.
The trial Of Royal P. EllysoD, ludict-
ed jointly with Mrs. Ivy NJ. Hechler for
conspiracy to kill jacob L. Hechler, the
wouan's husband, was begun before
Judge Witt aud a jury in the Hastings
Court of Richmond yesterday. While
Ellysou and Mrs.. Hechler we're indicted
by the grand jury on similar charges, it
was decided to Try them separately. Mrs.
Hechler will be arraigned Immediately
following the conclusion OF the triSl Of
EllysoD. Hechler, TIE husband, Who
has recovered from The wounds received
at the hands of Ellyson, was the star
witness yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
The Suffra9stte Bill.

London, Nov. l7.--In 4 poll of the
House OF Commons, completed Today,
APO OF the go members sdmit them
selves pledged TO support the pending
women's suffrage bill II 1t Is brought 10
a final note before the end of the session.
The peers have not been 90 thoroughly
clnvassed as the commons, bat the
suHrsgette leader asseris that less oppo-
sition ia likely among them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
CRateIIana,a Suit.

Paris, Nov. 17.-Pa is lie today await
ing the trial of Count Boni de Castelane's
suit for the custody Of his three children
with the confident belief tia. 1t will
prove as spicy an affair az the divorce
suit 10 which the countess, formerly
Anna Gould but now Prince de Ssgsu,
WIS freed from him. The case will be
called 10 court tomorrow, ct which time
q date for Its trial will be fixed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
IN THE GOOD OLD FASHIONED
DAYS.

Powdered Wigs Formed an Import
ant Adjunct to Gentleman's Apparel.
1t is safe to say that the majority Of bald
men Of today would gladly revive the old,
dignifed Gu tom if they cou d. But they can
do the next best thing to il; that is, hold on
to what hair they have.
In cases where the hair root or hair bulb
has not been completely destroyed by para
sites that infest it. Newbro's Herpicide will
do wonders in the way of encouraging a new
growth If hair. Destroy the cause. 'ou re-
move the effect. That is the successful mis-
sion of Herpicide.
Sold by Ernest L. Allen & Co., agents.
Two sizes SOC and $l.00. Send 10c in
stamps for sample to Tbs HerpiCjde Co,
Detroit, Mich. 120
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17

CONDITIONS in he Uoi'e 5 a'es msy
not always be satisfactory to the macy
millions Of inhabitants, but when com.
pared with those OF some other ceun-
tries, 1t will be seen that we enjoy much
for which we should be thankful. 10 a
recent book entitled prosperous India"
are some figures which may be Of inter st
to the American wsge-esrder and head
of q family. 10 1850 the average daily
income per capita in India was 4 cents.
Ia 1882 the cents he'd fallen to 3 cents
pr person, aud 10 1905 ha! lost another
cent, until the whole immense populs-
tIOn wa, living on an average of less
than cents each. 10 1905, out Of the
average annual income of abOu! Sc, the
poor MAJ had to pay tax of 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
Explosion In q Mine.

Birmingham, Ala Nov. H. A
fearful explosion to1sy In No. 8 coal
mine Of the Tennessee Company, near
here, 10 reported to have buried scores
OF men, few of whom, it Is expected, can
be rescued. SIX TO lies are said to have
been recovered already. The entire
force of the mines is working on the
re'cue of the imEri'onsd workmen and
the scenes about the shalt Of the excSVA-
tom are terrible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
Bank Closes,

Monticello, KY, Nov. 1.-THE Clti-
zsns' National Bank has been closed,
its cashier, Charles w. McOonnsghy,
arrested and q search instituted for AS
sistant Cashier E. l. Winfrey. McCor-
nsghy wa, taken Immediately to Somer-
set for hearing before U0ited States
Commissioner Cook. The shortage ID
estimated at $4,000. The deposits
are said to have amounted TO 800, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17

"DEBRUTALIzED" foot tai ba' been
as dangerous this year as ever, accord
ing to the list OF the casualties so far this
season. Gridiron war are between the
colleges, high schools and athletic clubs
to date has resulted in ten dead aud 29O
wounded. Rigid laws should be EaSed
10 all the S stss to put a stop to this
brutal state Of affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
More Local Option cOuntles.

Columbus, O., Nov. l7.-Flushed
with victory, auti.saloon advocates are
today preparing to push to the limit the
crusade to drive liquor selling out Of Ohio.
10 county local option elections yesterday
three additional counties we're voted
"dry," putting At Of The SO counties Of
Ohio in the dry column, Under the
present local option legislation 1921
saloons have been voted out Of the
state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
Catholic MlssIonary Congress.

ChIcsg,, Nov. 17.-Befors the Oitho-
lie Missionary Congress closes 1t is ex-
pecled that the work Of the larger Cath
Ollie sect and other societies will come 10
lfor considerable discussion following the
addresses Of Rev. Frstcis G. Kelley,
who severely criticised the societies.
Special missionary work Was the topic If
discussion for todsy's session, with Arch
bishop Mesmer, Of Milwaukee, Wis, In
the chair. The principal address was
By Rev. james B. Curry, of New York,
10 which be denounced the protestant
social sud religious settlements Of terri
tory. Father Curry's church Is 10
Cherry Hill, Manhattan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
How TO Treat a Sprain

Spraius, swelllngs and lsmensss are
promptly relieved by Chambt rlsiu's
Eminent. This Eminent reduces in
AammatiOn and soreness so that spraiu
may be cured 10 about one-third the
time required by the usual treatment.
% and so cent sizes for sale by w. F.
Creighton & Company and Richard Glib
sOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
RaiIroaded to PeultentIary.

Chicago, Nov. 17-AssistaDt States
Attorney BsrbOur announced at noon
that Peter Van Vlissengen would be
Ia zen to the sac penltentisrY at Joliet
inside Of an hour. This will put the
rial estate deabr In the penitent'a'y
within "a hours after be was indicted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
Sentenced t. he Hanged.

Chicsgo. Nov. H.-Hermsn BLK, con-
yicted Of the murder Of the Vrzal family, was
today sentenced to be hanged On Friday, De,
cember II. The sentence was pronounced
After Judge Nearess had denied q new trial
and motion for arrest Of sentence, and after
BLK himself had made dramatic plea for
his life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17

INSPIRED and encouraged by the voice
of one of the worlds sweetest singers,
DR.. Bull was pronounced yesterday as
having better chance for recovery than
At any time since he was stricken by the
rsvsges of cancer. Nine. OslVe ssng
before the stricken surgeon AZ he sat
propped with pillows, 10 his apartments
In a New York hotel. When she had
finished d.. Bill seemed a changed
man. Il am going to matter this" he
said smiling thanktulnsss to the singer.
81 will soon be able to 90 abroad" To
his wife he predicted conf iently they
would 90 t. G rmauy aud live in per-
feet quiet. Music has many charms.
Should 1t be shown that 1t can arrest the
ravages of cancer a shout Of hallulsh
will 20 up in MANY 'a7ds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17

INTERMARRIAGE with other races, In
violation of accepted Sjriplursl iOjunc-
tions aud yesrs Of custom, was boldly al
Vocsied as a solution of the Jewish prob
lem by Rabbi Emil G.. Hirsch, in q ser
mon before the Sinai Congregation 10
Chicago last Sunday morning. As the
alterr atives to intermarrisge DR.. Hirsch
offered emigration and segregation, and
the ultimate decline of the Jewish PEG.
pie in the worlds civilization and pr &.
ress. In declaring in favor Of intermsr-
risge, DR.. Hirsch attacked the "rsciAl
purity" argument of orthodox Jewish
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17

THE annual report OF the joint appli-
cation bureau, the department of the
Charity Organization Soclety and the
Association for Improving the Condition
of the Poor 10 New York which cares fer
homeless persons has been issued. That
report showed that from September 80,
1907, to October l, 1908, A. 600 per-
sous applied to the bureau for aid. Po-
lice Commissioner Bingham cO-ope rated
last winter with the bureau In distribu-
ting to homeless persons cards inviting
the needy t. call st thu bureau any day
between 9 a. N. and midnight in order
that they might obtain employment.
Forty-i~o thousand cards we're sent out.
Within twenty days l59 persons pre-
senting them we're helped by the bureau.
List winter more than 5000 sepsra,e To-
yitatious we're extended By representa-
tives o. the bureau to men in the various
bread lines TO apply for work, yet only
1876 men asked the bureau for aid. The
report says lba', comparatively few OF
The bread liners are looking for work,
and Gas long as bread and coffee can be
had without work or questioning the dc
nsnd will always equal the supply"
The above substantlates the theory held
by many that the majority of mendi-
Giants prefer to belong to that cas-. But
few OF hem really desire employment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
Lord FaIrf.x's Claim EstabIished.

London, Nov. 1.-THE House OF
Commons decided today that L. I'd Fair
fax, an American and member of the
famous Fairfax family of Virginia, had
established his claim 10 aat among the
peers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17

You can cure dyspepsia, indigestion, sour
or weak stomach, or 10 fact any form o. STOUT
ach trouble if you will take Kodol oc .s
sionaIly. Try it today on our guarantee.
We know what it will do for you. sofa Dy
w. +. Creighton Il Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17

Rev. ID. Il. Sea llOn has resigned the
psstorAle of the Bsnyville PrssbJ terrain
Church and has accepted call to Mon
treat, n. o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. II. 1908

RICHARD CROKER, former head of
Tammauy Hall, New York, and no" on
his way to this country, gave out a re-
msrkable interview before his departure
Ia his interview be said:
"I deplore the suppression Of race,
track gambling 10 New York" but
he was asked, sis gambling essential 10
racine?" absolutely essential" Orok-
er replied. "Who would care to see a
lot of horses running around track II
his interest wss not quickened BY the
fact that be had bit of money upl
nTheu. Mr.. Croker you would allow uu-
restrained gamblingY" eyes," Croker
replied, with one exception. would
forbid boys under 20 to make bit :"
"Are YOU also in favor of freedom for
the siloop?' he was asked. "Yes,
Croker said, "but sgsin with one ex'
csptiop. would define hours OF Sun
day opening and enforce the law, what
ever it 10. With fine and imprisonment
for the law breakers. l think man
ought to be allowed to drink VIA ever
he wishes 80 long az he doesn't drink TO
excess. would punish the untard'
and still more the 'a'obnkeeptr who
sells liquor to a drunken man, but
saloons sbouli 20 free" Croker sdd'd
tia. he was 20 in favor of SundEJ
opening of thesters.
On the other hand, Attorney Samuel
Jackson, of Kansas, wants liquor selling
10 that state made a felony aud punish
able by a term in the penitentiary. The
Kansas Legislature is composed OffriendS
of pr ,bibiion by a good working ma
iority. Goyernor-eleCt w. r. Stubos is
an ardent supporter of the ProhiOitory
law. Jackson will recommend in bis
biennial report that liquor selling be
made a felony. Governor S:ubbs will
incorporate that recommendation In bis
message t. the Legislature, which will
enact it into law. Then Jackson, aid
ed BY Stubs, will enforce it to the letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17

leaders who oppose internarriage, de-
clsring that no such thing as g. distinc-
tive Jewish race exists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17
TOday's Telegraphic News
VirRinla Baptists.

Special Dispatch to the Alexandra Gazette.
z chmond, Va, Nov. 1.-THE V r
GINA BIp'ist General Associstion de-
cided today to meet next IN Court Street
Baptist Church, POitsmouih, in Novem.
Der, 1909. Rev. Dr. W. O. james, Of
Grove Avenue Church, Richmond. va
drs grated to preach the annual strnon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17

Use DeWitps Carbolized Witch Hazel SalYe
lit is healing, cooling and cleansing. 1t is
especially good for piles. Sold by W. +.
Creighton 4 Co,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-17

A bomb exploded today in the gov
ernment school for the manufacture Of
high explosive a, lie Mans, France,
killing lhrse Of those 10 attendance aud
Wounding several,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-30
Der perfannte Wons.

sSn elmer npr6beuH6en Rleinitu6t
fpobnt aud Elm alhr 8auratb a. y,
elm SunggeIeIIe, Der feline 2anseipeiIe
nit MaIen Su tiirSen iu9ts. @ines
Sasts 1T sr ssrabe nit elmer 9unbs
I6aft bsTdGftist, bel Der Der Monb
binter elmer buntlen 8aummaFe bsrs
bprbri9t, als feline &O9in. elm aItes
ssuitotum, bsetntommt, ii9 Dor bic
StafFsIei iiefIt unb nit peripeiIsnbsm
Zone bemertt: r9lber, Serr Root,
tparum mdlen sc benn nur zen Gep>
peI6en an ben Boom bran2" 90Ie
3unseu fliiItern, Der Ssrr Ratb bate
bon bu ub mtbr ben Stat sepfIest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-30
aisbssae.

-RufitaItf9e 9iebesges
f9i9te. r@ber mics nur fam, bdb
bi. RomteTe ibren &lapierlebrtr beis
ratbeteg" = Sang einfa9! ST be-
boHbtlte iie trit NIT ausssiuateiter
8eetb0pli9teit, iparb bann allmdbli4
sttpus moaGrtli6er; baIb suHs tleine
2iebtsbdnbel. un6 ihlieblih lpur in
,ben bapbnmGbis in ibn peruurrt!. /.
@ns pollts oa Der 9raf MAIDEN =
tr tpurbe ebeu iibtrlisSt.t! SEPT 1T
sr uber gang sliidIih iiber bds tliBs'
tleine MsHbelsI0bn9en!"
= 9ut s.geben. @ed: ~8ors
seitern bin id s4 Wleilen in feds
Winiten seritten, slaubsn sic has.
Serr StaGImeiItsr9" Stallmeiiter:
.Reiten tunn ids nt9t. abtr Iiigen
fam ids AUDI"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-30

- ,gG, borpdrts, aurl, mas ifebit
Denn node"
&arl tpurbe iehr roth. = sd =
!h m69ts 49, bier iinb u6tats
Pfennise = i9 mOdte bi. girnen
mitnebmen!"
rOu9 - DoSu benn2~
SD = i9 eFe 8irnen 70 sern!"
Gr purbe nod rOtber. =
Der gbsf Idiittelte ben 8Opf. sd
babe mir 10 mas nidt geleiitet, tpie
ih jung mari" iaete er = rbie Welt
tpirb INNER iippiser! Ru = mel,
nstipessn : mir tann's sleidb iein!"
Die iunss Srau. Die bod Oben i'm
Sinterbaus pobnte, i1lus Ole SGnbe
iiber'm 9opf Suiummen. r0as ioll
allies meins isins = Sas iIt ia gar
ni9t mSs!id!" = StuunenO padts
iis aus. Limb - 8irnen = 8irs
men! : bus 1T bod bds S4Dnite
bon allem!" -
DiesmaI betam &arI Sin5mann
fetn Srtnf9elo = unbemerft hdtte er
ii9 bic 9reppen binuntersei9li4en,
oamit feiner bic oiden SreuOentbrds
nen in ieinsn 4usen fGbe. gr = er,
RarI Sin3mann, bate Semanb oas
Slid ins Saus trussn oiirfen uno
batts ielber She'll baran eenummsn!
9rauben fpielte er Sansball nit
feinsm 9prbe. ~Wis idDn 1T bod
Die Wslt! = limb penn i6 mor9en
nun ni9t rausfubren tunn = bunn
lpirb's nG9Fsn Sonntas mas hruus!
= Seibi! = Der Sommer 1T ia 10
lang, unb ia gluub', oas Ge6en
ntmmt iiberbaupt tein @noe! = Ses
mineb, pie fdOn!" -
@erabs fubr feline Cquipase pors
ii5er, unb Serr Sin5mann freute Ti9
iiber bic piinttlidteit ieiner alnse=
itellten = unb itieg ladenb eiu. =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-30

-Oetonomi I d. @otte: ~WeiBt
Ou, Grau6eu, in bieIem Sabre tperbe
ib pobl mein, llrIaubsreiis dllein
MAIDEN miiHen = ionit tOmmt es su
t6euerl" Satin: fiber. bentt bod
nur, Dldnn6en. mas Du On ariidtsz
tarten unb 9risfmarten iparit, penn
i9 mittommel"
= 9rinsenb. Sunsss SrGus
lein: .Ssrr DOttor, id bab' mtinen
8erlobungsrins Oeri6ludt!. Gangen
Sic ben nm @ott.spilIeH iofort bers
aug = id tpiI ia meine 9srlobung
nod beute dufbeben!"
Der 9 lin ben & o d. r0as 1T
absr bod uneluublid! Sd babe aipei
SefretGre. unb gu feben triese t9
INNER nur einen: Sis!" = n9lllerz
oinss, Serr @ebsimratb!" = sd
babe eisentIi9 uud on einem senug;
:9 perbe sic sntlafsn." = rWi99"
: rSapobl. Sic! SD tunn bod
nift ben auOeren entlafen, penu er
nidt ba iit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-30

= 9an5 ri9ttg. So4ter:
Den &aipar mag id nidt; Der bat
ia 3 @'f9t poa Sommtrfleden. "
Batter: r9eb p.iter. 10 beitel frb \
ia net anal btim WilitGr!"
@prf9Iag. &et4er: -Was
i6 S6nsn iasen pollts, Serr S4ulae:
in b.m tl.inen Sintersimmer penet
es bur9." 9auspirth: ~RihteH
Sie's bod aIs 8abeaimwer ein."
= Sn ben Sunbstagen.
@tammgait (sur 8elIneriR, ibr ben
leeren Wabtrug biHbaltmb): ~5e,
Ranni, mas ia benn, breintdl bdS
/ ieBt I9o' an b. Sifhglod'n sf4Ids
gen. Renren g bsnn b0s gaotbfignaI
nst2-
8orbaIt. gbef Gum 8udb
balter): rDds. pisr5ebn Sage tpolIeu
Sic 1lrlalb, Inn in bic Somuerfris
fde gu sebn. mo sic fuit . sanse
Sabr Bel Sbrem a5uIte bos SeHiter
often buben9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-30

= M ab iab 8. Gr: gta. nj. toms
men sic nit Sbrem RlapisrfpieIsn
porlpGrts2 Sic: Sebr gut, i'd tann
metne 5orH6ritte ioear senau perfoI>
gen. Gr: Wie TT bds m6sli69 Sic:
PoFen sic nuf! vi. Samili., bic BEL
uns nebenan tpobnte, als i6 anfins
au fpielsn. riidte mad elmer Do6s.
Die nddite partei blieb sinen Monat
brin, bic Oaruuf folserbe sebn Wo.
den, unO bic 2eut., bic i.bt brin
pObnen. FTb T9on faTt flint MOnuts
in Der DObnung.
Grrit9ts d on. glumens
tbal (pon Der 96rIs suriidtebren0 /:
Glrpnfbein, es rie9t mer 70 iengeri1
bier i'm 3ontor. 9lronitein: @ott,
iods for feline glof', is uns bod
bur9ssbrannt Der &uifirer.
= Oarum. Set mann beitebt
benn bier Elm frsilpillises Rettuness
torps9 = Seit Der @riinbuna zines
Qutomobtltlubs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-30
Serr Cantor. d"

-Ourhf daut. Baron: ~RanH
lnan obnsn ettpas anpertrauen, So
bann9" Disner; .Wiepiel brau9eH
g benn, Serr 8aron9"
= 90dite prOberei. ~RoTs
mersienrutb 8eil4enitsins iiwO s9te
p6Ben. 5ifi. bas SdoBbiinb9en
Der @nGbisen. bat pier5ehn Sob
plomben i'm Mdille. llEb es lit pors
irefF1id brsFirt. @enn Seiu4
tommt, sGbnt es forttpdhrsnb."
= Mibb.rfdnOnib. s. anz
malt: rDiesmal baben sic nnlfonit
proSefirt, Suberbauerl" 8aier:
-Sann bant' bait re9t f4On. Serr
Sptta!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-30
-RGein.r Srrtbum. @daB

-RIeiner Srrtbu m. S3uR
mann: ~Das MAIDEN Sie benn ba
NIT benz gbotplabe @utomatenS
Was f9iittsIn Sie ibn bsnn fos-
2gropinal,r: " Marf bab I einis's
iporfa, neil I toa 3ebnerl s'1abt
bab, unb iabt min Der 2ump mig
mebr 'rausseb'n!A
-9utt Re9nurg. 8enrooftes
Soupt: .Srint nur 81. mein Sobu,
i9 beSabl', ih bab ein 9utbdben beim
Wirtb!A : v0u9!" = ~Sd. i'd hab
ibn nm bunbsrt Wsurt ansepumpt,
unb sr bat mir srit fiinfaig seseben!-
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