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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

Isaac Wright, the we'll known G..
N. engineer, has been promoted to
the position Of travelling engineer OF
the Minot division to fill the vacancy
caused by the promotion Of Sydney
Zero, who has been appointer Mas
ter Mechanic of the Dakota division.
The former Master Mechanic John
Dickson, has been appointed Super
intendent Of Motive power on the
new line between Spokane and
Portland.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

Fred Hannah, the Chilcot rancher
and postmaster, was in Minot We'd
nesday enroute home from ten
days business sojourn in Towner.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

This week we publish the report
Of the court treasurer and auditor.
The report is most interesting, and
should be read by every Ward county
resident.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

The Branch has prepared for an
exceedinly attractive sale Monday
and Tuesday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

Money to loan on 2nd or Bird land
mortgages in small amounts Call
or write Grant s. Youmans, Minot,
N. d.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

Guy Amy one of the trusted EN-.
ployes of the Great Northern, was
sent to Great Falls, Mont, Wednes-
day to look after some Of the Great
Northern interests.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

Now cloak rooms have been con-
structed at Keavin's, which are very
metropolitan and handy.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

The Coronation ball at the opera
house Monday night, promises to be
one of the biggest social functions
of the season The plans are not
just completed as yet, but the ball
will be public. Already hundreds Of
tickets have been sold, and the pro-
fits of the ball will go into the Har
vest Festival treasury. The Corona
ton Of the Harvest Festival Queen
will take place on a platform erected
on the street at the corner of Main
and First street Monday evening and
from there will go with her maids,
who will he of her own choosing,
to the opera house where til ball will
take place. The Queen win have
entire charge Of the ball, which will
be most elaborate.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

"A runaway dray team dashed down
Main street Monday afternoon, mar
rowly missing twenty or more rigs.
Some daring fellow ran into the
street, and at great risk to his life,
grabbed tn lines and stopped the
team just as they were about to
dash up onto the sidwalk crowded
with people.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24
Eiert officers and directors

Eiert officers and directors -. 49,.
The STOCKHOLDERS Of the Masonic
Temple Building Association held a
meeting Tuesday evening and the
following directors were elected: Jas
Johnson, Jos. Roach, H. E. Byor-
I'M, 7. NJ. Wilson, G. F. Truax, w.
W. Horton and R. c. Sanborn.
The directors held meeting after
ward and elected the following off,
GERS for the ensuing year: James
johnson, president. H. E. Byorum,
Vice President, Einar Mus, secre'
tary and J. NJ. Wilson treasurer.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-09-24

Married in this city. Wednesday,
Sept. %, by Judge Davis, Martin
Larson and Mrs. Carrie Kopp Of
Qnestad, N. D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-14
SOCIETY GOSSIP
IN OLD LONDON
Lady Mary Tells How the Duch-
ess of Marlborough Dodged
Her Husband.
AMERICANS SEEK NEW HOMES
j. Picrpom AIorgan's Costly Collection
OF Rugs--Exclusiye Chat About
Happenings Among Smart Set.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
r ONDON, March 5--The Duchess
of Marlborough might be girl
of seventeen, so carefully Is she
chaperoned- Her mother, Mrs.
Belmont, is now doing duty in this
respect, and is seen everywhere with
hor daughter The duchess has been
giving a series of small dinner par
ties at Sunderland House to immediate
friends, mostly Americans. and few
well known Englishmen, but Mrs, Bel
mont is beside her all the time. Some
American male relative is always asked
10 take the dukes place at the other
end of the table
AT the matinee at the Lyric theater
me fashionable event of the season
so far Muriel Wilson being the lead
ing lady, both tho Duke and Duchess
OF Marlborough had stalls. Just as
the duchess and her mother arrived In
their automobile at the theater. up
drove the duke and his cousin, Win
sion Churchill, in hansom There
was nm awkward five seconds, but the
duchess led the way, never turning
round to see If her mother were follow
ing, and she arrived In her seat with
out coming into contacs with her hus-
pilld' The duke sat two rows further
pack almost directly behind his wife.
CUT IN EXPENSES.
The duchess and Mrs, Belmont ara
gong abroad almost directly and viii
he away until after Easter. / hear
Nr' Vanderbilt has reduced his daugh-
'ers income somewhat. He explains
mus by saying that she has not to
entertain as much as she did before
Sne and her husband separated, and as
h' mas TO make an allowance to the
uuke for the upkeep Of Blenheim, he
uoes not see his way to being too gem
elous with Copsuelo.
Mrs Glasgow Ii very proud of her
ne" house In Berkeley Square, She has
N''eh nearly whole year to hunting up
antique furniture, prints and pictures
l"' IT, While all the decorations have
pe'h carried out to her own designs.
,~''eP she is TO entertain the king there,
JUST now she IL giving a succession Of
au,nl dinner parties followed by in
eNi'able bridge,
TRYING DECORATIONS.
some women say that they hnd The
DECORATIONS OF Mrs Glasgo,ys roo. ms
''u'r trying as a background. You
mast understand that In these DAYS.
.''fy woman or taste with purse TO
n nts'gh altalges the color scheme OF her
eddSS ' to show up TO The greatest
r,iYaniage her own charms. Cor in
hsv" es woman with bronze hair viii
dashoe" sr uiaWing room In orange with
~ s 1 oi blue ana perhaps a touch
Seu Mrs Glasgow Is a blonde and
s,li,s II certain hue OF pink which
,vh,s Women. OF The particular tyne 10
Niun she belongs adInilnbly while
sa srners y Is exceedingly trying.
nf tbH,snl ~ one OF the great friends
s ps great artist has become Very in
N'''iflplc aud II is only TO the housos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-14
GLOVE INDUSTRY RUINED
BY THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
Special Correspondence.

Spetlal t-ulI t-ilfpIlnHlltts
~ RAGUE, March Through the
- financial crisis IN tho United
states the glove industry in
tho Err mountain districts has
been temporarily destroyed. All the
factories have been shut down ana
thousands Of mon, women and girls are
reduced 10 starvation. The total output
OF Kid ana leather gloves OF these fac
tories amounted % twelve million dozen
pairs yearly. all of which were bought
for the American marlSet When the
panic came the American shopkeeperg
stopped their orders. and widespread
distress followed, Hundreds of the
work people are emlgrating 10 Ger
many as they can do nothing ~ home,
tho Err mountain country being one of
th" poorest and barr0nest In all central
Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-14

I one Of the American meat concerns
| which controls large stall In Smith
| field dealt with a noble duke who al
ways ran up big accounts and usually
forgot TO pay them until he was threat
ened with lawsuit. 1t seems that the
American house preferred. ut first. to
conceal its identity. and though it had
bought out a large butcher, he was
engaged as manager, trading under the
old name. The duke in question sent
down a large order and was informed
chat the meat would be supplied IL
his grace" We're willing to pay for his
goods at the end of the current month,
His grace replied with very curt
and disa greeable letter. to which the
butcher answered that unless the cash
We're forthcoming no meat would be
supplied. His grace" threatened to
take his trade elsewhere, whereupon the
butcher demanded the immediate set
tlement of his entire outstanding ac-
count. His grace" quite taken off his
feet by the new business methods of
his old tradesman. soon came TO terms,
and not only paid his accounts, but
agreed in future TO pay las he went"
The precedent laid down by this firm
was followed by others in the market
and, though most of the trading has
been carried on in the names of the
old firms, It recently came TO light that
80 per cent OF the larger dealers Of
smithfield has been bought out by
American firms.
HOWL Of INDIGNATION.
Immediately this fact became def
nitely known a perfect howl Of indig
nation went up from local butchers who
had not been taken into the so-called
trust. Many of the firms who had
been bought out had done extremely
VOL by their trade" A. consc-
quence, firms not Invited into the ring
began, as the stock brokers say. to
"squeal." The matter seemed 50 Sc
llous that the Corporation OF London
CITY, presided over by the lord mayor
TOOK up the question as 10 whether an
actual meat t9si existed or not ana
inns topic mas neeh burning one III
snlthteld Tor lhe ,hsl lhohth' AZ IL
recent meouns OF ihe CITY corporation
a strong resolution was passed censur-
ing me eXlsltute oi iiieS1 combine,
known ns the "Wardmote." or body
governing that section Of the city
which comes Wllhlh cue UNITS OF the
Sm'lhheid nl9ihe PEt ltsel on rec
ora 10 inc le,oM ,ns e'i 'ul.
lhht lhls lthl'tS 20 le'llll
thhl me tluu' ~ ~ LII ~, ~ Meht
ilarhet - B'"gu a"g hv''tlb l,"1 tn'
Minus OF W." ,,,' =, ~ tiin ue ,,
~ pr ,5o, ms he ,ct a,,tbn-i
me coiPoIalloll, Az S,iN il'"'Not "ut mort
", TO saiesu''N u'e An'eIestS oi III.
consumer
CONTROL CAPTURED.
Ihht eonlIol Oh NY HiAIhel actually
has passed oul OK me hahds OF Eng
lish butchers admitted senerhlly
II even lool's hSl 'le iuesuon OF inc
Ale,,t ~ i,,,Dinnce IN IsrS,Ia,, "''V VI
.,, ,'I ILa,,i,irl,ir snealfins 81 Dudio,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-14

of the mighty he can be drawn. Just
at the moment he Is the Hon OF the
American set, and l hear he has or
ders for portraits of more of his coun-
trywomen than he can execute in two
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-14
Special Correspondence.

oNDoN, March 4.-Smthfeld
Market, the great headquar-
tiers of London's meat trade, is
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01
Der 9ebant.

@rtannt. @s mar in einem
gaep Yorter poliaeiseri9t. geeben
Dem Nngetlastsn init Der blniT4iIs
Ierneen Naie itanben 5tpei poliaiiten,
tpelfr tbn berbaftet batten. r8etriius
ten9" frugte Der Rfdter imb ftrtifte
nit IeirHm Bid bas QlrtIib bes
Tannes. inbem er bic 4nttport Der
poliaiIten eptpartete. pile beibe!"
DerIiGerte Der 9lpgetlaste umber bem
hriiuenben Geld4ter bes 9GiIbatp>
RUINS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

aufri9tiss antp t.
~@orise @o4e bat iih mein Uaann
gesen lInfulI ptriideuH lain, unb
bsiste bot er f8pu einen rnfaa ers
litten." ~Sat Sbr damn aber
gtiidl"
-Grfreuli9. .Wp ipolIen sic
Senn FIN nit Sybrem Sobug" = sir
ben Sunsen Elm ponr Stiefel taifen. I"
= ~glber Der &leiIw tpeint ia fo2" =
ga, neil sr bic @idfe f9on i'm
@oraus setiest bat"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

-Soffnunsslpfr Sail.
3bei Derbd9tig otlsfehenbe RumpaDe
bon Der ebriamen 9ilbe Der Saf9ens
biebs besesnsn eindnber auf ber
StpuBe. @s entfpimut fid folsenbss
9eiprG9 5tptiaen beiDen: rOu! SD
babe geftern meinen feibensn Reser<
fdirm i'm Wirtbshaus itebn lafen.
= rGutul! glber bait 6u bemn nidt
bein Monosramm bapuuf2" = Gin
NiDnpgramm ipobl! 9ptsr ni1t bas
meine.@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

= Ri9tis. ~Wie tonnten SN
nlr BEN Rduber, Der Sis i'm Walb.
Sbrer gun5en gudrf4dft berGlbbte. Dor
Geridt Sbren Woblfbder tierrlen9"
= rRa er pollts bod nur mein Be
fiss!"
= Do d etfp q 8. patient: an
mcin @elb fann mir teine @funbbeIt
gcben!" 9lrat: .Rein, bas gerabe
ni4t, dber es VT bod bon iinfddbbdz
rem Wertb -. 70 bat lpenigitens
SM 4r5t @ertrduen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

-ainDIi9e Reusi.r. Sribs
den Gin ben Stdllen berumsefiibrt):
rRi4t tpabr. Snfel. nun aeigft Du
mir au9 eirmal bic Marsariretiibe!"
= gingegangen. Sunaer
Qrdt: DAB sic aber au9 pegen
bem lumpisen anSus ieben Sag 3u
mir serernt fommen miifengl"
S@nefber: ~&0nnen Sic iid benn
ni4t erinnern, Serr 0ottor, Sic bas
ben mir ia neliIi9 pieI 8eipesurw Der.
orbnetlA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

OpferpiIIis. RleinsGlfe:
rWfnmd, ui6t tpdbr, mir miiFen iebt
febr fparen9" Mama: r2eiber "a.
mein Rinb!" 2Ieins@lis: rWie ipdre
es benn, ipenn mir beim 2ebrtbrdn
anfin9en9"
= g 9Iedtes @epiffen.
rSa, Grau @irtbin. iparum IaF'n
g @abnu bem ben 3abn net rsib'n.
irenn tr 70 tpeb tbuat9" = rSie bdm
lei9t reb'n = penn Der 9ubd mel
Sdtpitserfobn is!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

o.ten Sprannen, semd6! gao9 BIN
ID 9err i'm SauIe! llno i9 sebs
mein 9elo nift Der fir bic 2iebbabers
sisn uno firen SOesn zines unses
ratenen Sobnes. Du pirit &dufs
mann. 8ebarrit bu aber duf beiz
mem Srob unb piqIt Muiitant pers
ben, 10 Itebt nibts i'm Dese; bunn
aber babe i1 nit bir nidts me6r 5n
idaffen. Damn berldbt bu msin
Saus. Sir unseboriame ainoer ift
bier fein Ylab." nno ip6ttiid
fiigte er bin5u: ~0u tannit bid ia
oann aud our4 2sttionen erbalteu
iuis bein Mui;tl,brer, Der bir an bas
toIe 3eus in ben aOpf gef.bt bat."
aarl ftammelte: -Meinem 2ebrer
belfsn bod feline GItern Sur Gorts
iebung Der Stubien. obipobl fie arm
iinb." gr iagts oas. sr ipubte niht.
Darum. gisentlib tpolIte er gar
ni4ts iussn.
Der Batter antiportste .iFs talt:
.Wenn feline gltern Barren iinb, id
bin tein g2drr! SO bleibt BET Dem
9sIasten, bamit S9IuB!4
Tun ipru9 3arl nidts mebr. gr
fling an. le6baft unb sieris ben SUDDEN
gu efen; INNER piebsr sriff er gu.
unbefiimmert um bic dnbern. Der
Batter idpiss .rfd0pft; bic Wautter
fdnb tein besiitisenbes Wort. Die
9eihpiiter fpra9en sleidfans nidt
uno budtsn ii9 pie i9eue 8Dsel.
Rur sic Radbarin begdnn gu plaps
pern. sleidsiiltiss Dins., fernublies
senb bon benz ausenbIidli4en Sc
i9ebniB.
2lqmdbli9 beIdpidtisten iid bi.
@.miitber. aarls Sinsube an Oi.
mdterieII.n @eniiH. bate 10 ettpda
8erubisenbes an ii9. @r aB ia
nit FOLDER 2uit! gs piirbe iid i4on
a[lss piebsr einridxn laFen. Die
eben nod bebenoen SerSen ipuroen
IorsloIer, man btmiibts id, pieber
boffnunssfrob unb better gu tpsrben.
Man besann 5u piuubern, trit nod
untsr bem Druid Der Spannuns. bann
aber immer freitr unb mutbieer.
llnb aarI uB au9en.
Die SamiIis mar pie ppr allen
guten @eiitern perlaFsn. sic lads
ten unb f9srSten unb 6d4ten ents
tpeber gar ni4ts. oosr oab nun
friebli9e 9ugs tomHen piirben. Die
Wlutter lGdslte Dor ii9 bin, poG Soffs
nuns unb ben itilIsn, suten 9lusens
Bid genisbenb. Sbr 8eritanb mar
tuis srfturrt; nidts rsste iid ou. ni6ts
mabnte. AIIs Denttraft mar ses
lGbmt. llnb in Dem t6rii9ten, unbes
tiimmerten Ser5en parnte lie ni6ts,
obfpobl 70 biele dubsre anaeiden Oas
Ra9en oeS S9idials pertiinoeten.
llnb bod, bdttsn Fs 9lnsit unb llns
rube empfunben. es mare pieleidt
5u perbinbern getpeien. Das S9redf
lidfte pGre ibnen eripart seblisben.
4m anbern Sage f9on ftanb in
alien 3.itunsen Der SauptftaOt Der
I9rsdli6s. nubtof.. bsraaerreiB,nbe
Gngitruf gu lefsn: raarl g., tebre
suriidl 2lnts III perseben bein
BunId ion erfiiGlt iperben!"
2lber aarl fam ni9t ipieber. @r
tonnte ni9t piebertOmmen Osnn er
bate iein WOrt sebdItsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01
Ser Softer.
Cine aom6bis DOR bsr Rsiie. Sen gea
4ittrid.

Cine aom6bis poR Der Rsiie. Ssn Wta
9ittri1.
rBsibt bu," iaste Srau S9neiber.
ais iie biersebn Gage i'm 9aithaus
gum 2dmm i'm Wilbtbal ssIeheH
bate, ,ber Serr Dirsttor aus Ginss>
ba ssfGlt mir nidt. Gr 1T Elm un-
anaenebmer W.nfd."
rWisio9" fori9te Serr S6netber.
,Sa, peiBt bu, bas lam man ni9t
10 Iagsn. Man9er bat ettpas befon=
berss on fid, etipas unansensbmes.
Gas ift Idiper su besriinbsn."
.2lber tiirslih i4ien er bir elm
Iebr pornsbmer Serr gu iein: er be-
fbe, Iastef bu: einen pitfeinen &offer
neueiter Jorm. Ratiirli9 bait bu
aleidfals sinsn taufen miifen =
.insn Sfoffer biefer ntueitsn 5afon!N
rDu ipotteit!"
,,2iebsr Shab, i6 srpGbns nur
SbatIaden. Sbtr iasteit bu ni9t
ettpds>Gbnli6esg@
r9apib! Wian lam bon ben
Sa6en Elm bis9sn auf vie aeuts
f9lieBen."
,Ratiirli6: feline aoffer = feline
2eute! Sosbtn behuupteteit bu isbod,
Der Serr babe etipas llndnsenebmts
an Ii6, ulfo trob bss unierm sisensn
alei6enbsn &Offers."
,Su, bas iase i6 alIerbinas iebr.
es pirb am befen iein. ben 9ertehr
nit ibm auf3ussbsn. Sd tpenisitsns
ariiBe Jpn ni9t mebr. Diberitebt mir
iol6e gsianntidaft, 10 muB +. aud
bir unsrquidlih fein. alio bite ="
"Gut, sut!'
0rei Woben fpdter.
Reaen um Regen. RGlte nm &dlte!
Nludf aus bem Wilbtbal! Seit Be
aim Der Wude asbt tdslib cine tIsine
Sarapans ben baIbflnbieen Wee
binauf 3ur 8dbuitation.
.Saff bu i9on ssbOrt." fast 5rau
G6neiber, ,pom germ Oireftorg"
,Rein, mas benu9"
Der Weni9 fdbrt senau tpie mir
ab, beut 2lbenb 7 llbr!@
.gr 1T impertinent!"
%. o."
rRatiirlitb nimmit ou ibn in
S6ub!"
ga. nidt, 2isbIts! qber gabnen
Iinb offsntfihs -
.8srIdone mid nit beinsn lsbrreis
den abbanblunsenl 9u ipllit febsn,
er min uns nod Grsernl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

r.if.n!A
"Sspib iDsrOsn mir Oas!.
abenbs pieriel Fsben llbr.
~2isbs 5rau, iebt nimm aber i9nel
@bf9ieb bpn Der @irtbin, tpenn es
iiberbaupt fein mub! Der Dosen CUR
8abn tit obnebin fort unO mir iteben
nod bier. &onnft bu nun unb nim>
mtrmebr cine 8iertelfunbe Su friib
fertis iein, itatt su fpdt9"
sd bin nod tmmer 5uredtsefomz
men. Der 3ug bat tdsIid 8eripds
tuns. Weinit bu, i1 iteGe mid oben
cine balbe Stunbe IN ben ialten
Dinb9 ilebrisens: Der Serr Direts
tor If aud nod bier. Sd fab ibn
eben beim Mirtb."
v8ielIei9t bat er nod ab3ure4nen.
Wir baben bas erlebigt."
sd flii4te bor bem ni6t!"
rMan tann iebod sur redten 3tit
in 9emiitbsruhe seben, Grau! : llnb
Nun nod Der &pffer - Den bate
ipahrbaftis Der Sotelpasen mitnsbs
men biirfen."
~Rein. nein, ben ssbs id nidt aus
Der Sanb! Wenn bu ibn ntbt masit.
tras' i9 ibn ielber!"
~SGui9e i1 mid ni9t, 10 iese i'd
IN beinsr Sanb nidts uls bic Sonbs
f9ube -
son i6 Jpn stpa f4On pier bsrs
umfdleppsn9"
Salb fiebsn llbr.
~Nd alfo abe. Srau Wirtbin!1
r9lbe! gtuf @ieberf.ben. 5rau
Sdneiber!"
rRaI1. raid. Srau! mir baben
gut cine bdlbe Stunbe au laufen. Sd
allein fam. aud lsi9t binauf, bod
ipie bid bas Rennen anfrengt, ipeiBt
bu am beiftn!@
.4in i1 pieIlei6t gar fdulb -"
rDabon Elm anbermal! limb bann
Der Softer: ipo baft bu ibn9"
~Qengftise bid ni9t f4on ipieber!
Gr ii.bt bier sleid an Der Srepps =
adj nsin, oben mar er fidertr = nsin,
bort an Der sbiir. Sd nebme ibn!"
r4ber rafdl@
sic padt ben aoffsr, trGgt ibn
iibtr bic Saustbiirf9iptl1e unb bGns
bist Jpn ielbffbsrfGnblid fofort bem
Mann elm; nSisr, o. ib bin frOb!-
Gdu4en unb iassn.
glle flint Wlinuten pdnbert Der
aoffer = aus Der Redten in bic
2tnte unb 5uriid.
rgile bod nidt gar gu iebr, Wann!
Mia trifft Der Sdlas! Rod ipsit
binter uns fommen Geute.@
~9lber, Ob bi. gum 3us. OBJ bic rel,
fen ipolIen -
.Wo folIten fte bin9~
~Du bift mundmul sroBdrtis.
Srau!"
Rad einissn ausenbliden baitst Der
ominDie Director l.i9tfiiBig, pbne
CAP Doriiber. Sebt beobadtet es aud
Serr S9neiber gum srifen MaI: .bes
Directors 8lide fdeinen lauter 9obn
au fein.
~9ott Tsi 0ant. baB sr ppriibsr
iit!" ruff Grau SdneiOer.
nSdrei ni9t fol"
sd bab' teine ansIt!"
sic iagen fpeittr unb Der Roffer
flieet in bic Re9te unb in bis2ir1s.
Sic hOren ben 3us rdfeln, pfeifen
unb baIten. Sd = ba = iebt iinb
AUDI lie broben."
Rur fir binein, bsnn Der 8abnbor>
ifsher min f9On bas 3ei9en 3ur 4bs
fabrt s.ben.
Da fieIIt iid bem btripGtsten gbe>
paar Der sebabte 1irsttor geeeniiber,
In ben Wes. sr pertritt ibm iOsar ben
3usuns gum Wassn.
~WoIlen mir bic SerrIdaftsn
giitisIt meinen Roffer aebeng~
rSbren &pffer9 Mi.ipa'
5srt S9neibsr febt Jpn nisber unb
i9pentt bic bdlbsritarrtsn 4rme. |
rWieIo benn - Sbren -21
sd piu ibn Sffnsn, bamii sic
ii9 iiberaeussn. Sier!' Die 8pfs
ferbdlftsn fliesen uussindnber.
Des DIRECTORS Gisentbum liest Dor
benz Gbepdar S9neiber. Die pfeife
i4riGIt; Der Direttor fliidtet nit iei>
nsm Gisentbum in ben 3us unb fGbrt
fr6bli6 BON bannen. Shneioers
&Off.r ubsr ftsht i'm 9uitbuus.
~Sab' i'd Dtr's nidt sleid bon
erftsn Sage an sefast," Sif9eIt Grau
Shneiber ibren 9emabl an, .ein uns
nnnenaht1ar Hnfnffhi1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

-unrteII. so cine 9smein,
belt bon msinsm llbrma6er; sarun.
tirt mir brei Sabre fir Die ll6r, unb
bann Itirbt sr."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

-StnfationeIler GrfoIs.
Sin Obrsnipt5iuliit pertiinbete benz
publitum folseHbtn 8elpeis ieiner
emtnenteu Sii4ttsteit: giHe ftodtaube
Same madte in meiner 8ebdnblirpg
10 ruptbe Gortf9rttte, baB iie f9on
nod IA Sa9sn IN Der sliidli3en Gage
mar, .trpas bon ibrem Wsanne aus
4uitralien 5u b0ren!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

= Ser3Dsit. M q mn. Srau:
Sd beoauere iebr, buB mein erIter
DSdnn seiiorben iitl" 9utte: sd
lau4!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

DOrtfpiel, Spuriit (auf
Der 4lm): pSuben sic aber bier Sros
etRbiBe!" Sennsrin: .Sa. bier
Sro ben ia alltpeil 70 Sib'"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

= 8erubisuns. autler (oer
zine Sir9bofsmauer umgefubren bait:
s9errgott, bu bub' i'd tpas S4Ones
nnseri6tet!" Bauer: ~'s is net 70
s'edbrIi; 3 ion eb lautsr toobte 2eut
Srinl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

= 9erf9nappt. 9rGutisam:
-Fu bdIt ba .inen fleiwn pidel auf
Der 0Gnse; ipeibt 9u. iol6e Pidel
EDnnen burd aiiiIen sntferrt lpeuben. :"
Braut: .gld Ou. Ous 1T Elm SrrtFum,
Et babe es i9on NIT meinem Better
Sfarl ptrIudt, uber es bat ni9ts se-
niist!S
4bfibluns. @ed (bei RE
&entpetter Elm JrGuIein ulf Der Stras
&c auipre9erp): ~0arf id Sbnen,
Inein SSrGuIein, meinsn Sdirm anbies
tsn9" 5rGulein: rWos tpollen sic
btnn fir bas alte Ding bdbenG"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

-8osbaft. arst: .Wlir iimb IN
meiner sanSeu lausidbrieen proris
taum asbn perfonen geftorben!A
Greutb: go tpeui9 patienten batteit
Ou erit2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

&aufmunn (3u feinem Bud
Bdlter. tpel6er INNER f4mubigs
&rassn um bait: rSaJen sic NAL.
Strr 2Dtpenftein. ipsr trGst benn nut
-Sbre refine Ddfdeg"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

III inter- Sreunbtnnen. SRI.
o.: .@rinnerft Ou Did nod, ipas
am %. @eburtstug unferer SreuHbin
@lfa pdfirt2" SRI. g.: ~Sefpib,
ba ipurbe ie a9t5ehnl"
@rtenntnib. s. 8oHtier: sd
fcm msiner SO4ter leiber nidt mebr
mitseben aIs 10000 Wlart!" 5reier:
~Gott 80. bd bub' i9 iie geliebt for
10000 Mort 3upiel!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

-Strbe aritif. amtsribtsrss
&Jdtttn: -Ra, Wdnn9en. fute fdmedt
Dir mein @eri4t9" Gr: Sci frob.
noB i'd nidt briiber su @eri6t fbe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

g dredlia. 2eutnunt: Nab
-reuS meinss 8eiudes i'm IuslanDe
burFbe i5 MIR gtptl tposen." aas
urrab: Limb ipie lapge buuerte bieIes
Martpriums"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

.Seben Sic nur. Serr College. ipis
id0n parallel bic beioen Siite Iaus
fen!"