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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-13

transferred the property TO relative,
Carolina T. Palermo From the date
of that transfer 20 March !, 1907, saws
Mr. Jackson, his apartments were "un.
at for human habltatlon." because the
steam heaters gave ont insufficient heat.
Mr.. Jackson asked for 1850 damages
although he remained in the apartment
for one year.
In summing MP the decision of the APP
pellate Division Justice lngraham says
IN part:
"The lease contains no reference to
heating the premises, and there is no
covenant on the part OF the landlord 10
supply heat. The premises were rented
for a purpose which required that the
apartment should be artlfciallN heated.
II the tenant had found before taking
possession that the heat was insufficient
he would have been Justified In refusing
TO occupy the apartment, aud could have
defended an action to compel him to
pay rent. He could, also defend for
surrendcr.ng the apartment after dis
covery " It's lack # heat Plaintiff,
however. retained possession and be-
came liable for the rent. and FOR the
mere discomfort which resulted there
was no cause for action
Judgment was rendered for defend
ant, with costs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-13

TO the preparation of the speech he is
to deliver in BROOKLYN tomorrow at
the unNcillns of the monument 20 the
Prison-Shir Martyrs lie win leave here
foi Brooklyn tonight reaching that
city about l o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
The party viii he conveyed from Ier-
Sev CITY 80 Brooklyn aboard tugboat,
and as soon as the exercises are over
the return will ue made IN the same
manner MI TafC viii catch an after
noon train for the South without going
to New York CITY.
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STAYED IN COLD
FLAT AND LOST IN
COURT BESIDES
If Landlord Won't Heat 1t,
Best Thing Is to Move,
Court Says.

II n landlord tries to freeze per
son out of the latters apartments the
only legal remedy for that person is to
move or install STOVES and then sue
70. damages This Is the substance
OF a decision handed down to-day by the
Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court.
Lawrence 5. Jackson rented an apart
ment in the building known as La VAL
enciennes, No. iO4 West One Hundred
and Fifteenth street. and entered into
occupancy on November 10, 1906. At
that time his landlords were Palermo
Brothers. hut five days later they
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-13
TAFT TO SKIP MANHATTAN
ON VISIT TO BROOKLYN

HOT SPRINGS. Va Nov I3-Presi-
dent-elect Taft devoted most Of to-day
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40 EIirr Charge for "a.

Adyert.ssmsu.- .or Tue Wofa u,ay % lsf,
81 any American pistrlct Messenger OffIos
h the city until y. ~
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Jewelry Lovers, Read

ask. We give in return iews'ry 50 honest ard We.
made that we heartily guarantee every pece of it;
nor will we ever handle goods We do not know to
he in all ways just what we say they are. IF Lam
hertS say so, il IS So
Beginning to-day We will lay away in our, vaults
all articles chosen as Christmas gifts and We will
turn them over to buyers when they want them
You pay when the purchases are delivered. Hun
drei> OF customers, who find that this plan saves
them time ana trouble take advantage of it every
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-13

El HE Cmistmls spirit is awake and holiday
buying has begun. To the daily question:
"Whl shall choose" our store is full of
answers. Ii all the buyers of Christmas iewelry
would do what many have done, ana many more
will DO and make their selections At LamherS, they
would find shopping as delightful a task as COM
pste, fresh, varied stocks san make it,
And they would not find il an expensive task,
for they would have no miiiemtnS profits 10 Tay
mNnrerS' AMI manufacturers Nri,ss are all that we
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16
SEARCH THE DEpOTS
ONE MAN HAD TWENTY-FIVE
CASES OF WHISKY CONSIGNED
TO HlM-DEPUTlES BUSY

Deputies landrum and Chancellor
from the shcrifrs office were given
search warrants this morning to eater
the two freight depots in the city and
make search for liquor. They found
that whisky by the case is being
shipped here. At least the names Of
twenty-five persons We're taken where
shipments of liquor had been consign-
ed 10 them. In one instance as many
as twenty-five cases of liquor were
consigned 10 one man. The whisky
was left unmOlested and the adyant-
age gained by the officers in the
search is the prima facie evidence of
who are the whisky peddlers and they
will know whom TO watch OF the
twenty-five names gotten the greater
number of the men are now in jail
tu other charges.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16
PERSONALS

j. 5. Shearer, state manager OF the
Modern Woodmcn of America, ana
member of the legislature from Gutn-
re. was here yesterday in company
with P o. Bingham OF Tishomingo,
district manager for the Modern
Woodmeu, looking after the bus
mess Of the company and visiting
with the local camp. They were
shown over the city by members
OF the camp here Mr. Snearer was
very fayorably impressed with Ard
more, and said that on account of the
nice location that Ardmore would be
an excellent place for the location of
one of the state normal schools
". G.. Draper of the Marshan
County Democrat, published at Ma
dill, was in the city today looking
after the interests of his paper. He
says large number OF Madill peo-
pie come here to shop and he wants
the Ardmore merchants to use space
in his columns.
Mrs Wilbur Holding and children
will leave here Friday to visit with
relatives in Paris, Texas during the
/ holidays.
i Mrs william Baker will depart
tomorrow for Little Rock, Ark,
where she will join her husband and
make that place her home. Fl
/ Hunter A. Craycroft Bert A. Simp'
son, j, b. spragins. w. p. Poland
Robt Poland and George Dashner
have returned from w. X. Ingram
ranch near Healdton, where they
engaged in two days sport shoot
birds.
\. c. Cruce left here last night
on business trip to Guthrie,
Donald Fitzgerald who is making
an effort 10 purchase the interests
Of Jo f. Robson in the local street
car company is in Guthrie.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16
LEAP YEAR BALL
YOUNG LADIES OF THE CITY
WILL ENTERTAIN FRIDAY
NIGHT AT ELKs' HALL

The Leap Year party TO be given 10y
the young ladies' of Ardmore next Fri
dan night az the Elks' hall is expected
to be one of the most brilliant tuuc
tions OF the season. Those having thn
arrangements I'm charge have gained
their reputation as entertainers I'm
similar social matters, and they are
determined that their guests shall 60
away saying, Il knew II would be fine
but didn't know it would be perfcc
ton
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ed up and down here before us.
Rather ten thousand times that son
OF mine should die as hu'A'r foru
died should rest tonight "h''e h'
rests, than that h' should go down
to- The hottomlcss pit through tho
channels OF the toul dives .h'i nave
pointed our town ana rulh'd our
boys these long years. l' seems 10
m' ih1i a.I my ire mas '''n spent
in watching thc boys in s''ins 'h''h
com" ana 20. Nhd so many 'l ''''"
on 500 oI''h. nave "".'"'u' S'
have \o1 young man come 'o ''''
Town. s.'N'Ii eI''" '''''''". Ih '"'
strength oi his pure young i"'"""""'
Nou ana ! have seen '"al s''o"N
form was bowed, mat nIo'u 'h'''
S1nN'u mat hi'Eh' eye olUlin'u' '"''
powerful BRAN paraNz'o' ny '"e
evil effects OF drink ana oad courses.
What a picture is TINS. 40" sh'''
amy o' us h"'d ourselves 'N'uS'"
ii We d" not cry aloud ana spare
not IN doing an W''hln our power 10
put away the 'hlhSS 'lal nave cur
ed us ana Drought 'hlS rum upon >"
many onl\l a'h oil space ''r"'"S
the puoIlcauon oi every "'ru "'
Mrs. Nl'p'a'h Sp''no'u 'u'''SS.
j. IT, coleman iol'o"'d li' S''""S
ana 'h'hNSlaS'l' ''N' p"''F ]"
e'.d io 'h' CONDITIONS '"'' "''' p.'
Na'l'd mere ana p"'F us 10 '''
measures no" ''I"S L'N'u 10 pu'
'""h lh' '''''. I've """ '''" '''''"
upon 10 assist the prosecuting az
'oih'N. ne Sa'd' ana ll' I'''la''"'H
mau' would aS'o"hu any one lE'"
'"h' o' tn" No'k no" to"E "Il D"
i"' t'a"d jury '"o'' ''''"u' ."
cld'h.S' showing '"' "u"''iN
lho0' VINO nave o''h I'"u'rS J."
the sa'urhalia OF crime P''''''"'
before the W"iN p'E'n' were gwen.
lhe CONCLUSION oI inc ''''''"S wa
the speech OF MT Nll'laU'S' announcer
or The Hish Schooi ools' hS S'lu ,'l"'
the r'So'h'iohs ih'u"oh'u oolo'
were drawn up one U'uuuE uay'
winch d'inohs'Ta''d 'nd' VIZ ous"'
to have good s'r'e'S Ia Nru"ore' III
crowded room' Which Sho"eu 'na'
we ought TO nave larger auu''or''
um at the hish Schoo'' anu oecauSe
/ the poEs VINO aSs'S'eu !" '"e WI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16

The next Is cute letter from
little boy and girl at Lone Grove.
Dear santa Claus
We are a little boy and girl I and
Q years old. We are cousins, and
love each other our mamma says
We are good children.
CDorrisl want you 20 bring me
little plow and an automobile /
can ride I'm, a little train ana a new
nccktie. ] (Cloo) want a little brace
let. doll and doll buggy. And some
fruit and nuts and a white Teddy
Bear.
Doris and Teddy Coffoy,
Lone Grove, Okla.
p. .S-We will go 10 bed early and
shut our eyes tight. We haven't any
chimney, but ! will leave the door
open.
Aunt Sallie is sure Santa will come
IN the door
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16

WE DON'T KNOW MUCH
ABOUT THE CONRAD COM
PANY, but it has as good a
reputation as any Monte Cristo
Company on the road, and will
doubtless present the great
melodrama to the satisfaction
of all theatre-goers. Conrad
guarantees the attraction and
he says he will give you
"YOUR MONEYS WORTH,
OR YOUR MONEY BACK"
"Monte Cristo" is one of the
greatest plays and like "East
Lynne" and "Uncle Toms
Cabin" will live forever, hav-
ing won place in the affec-
tions of the theatre going
public. The play possesses
the same drawing power that
greeted its initial production.
From a dramatic standpoint,
no play excels it and the sit
uations are sensational TO a
degree.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16

GIVE HER A PAIR OF WlSS
SCISSORS FOR A CHRISTMAS
PRESENT, THEY WILL PLEASE
HER.
STEVENS, KENNERLY g.
1871 sPRAolNs co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16
OYSTER supper Tonight.

The Ancient Order of United
Workmen will meet tonight at odd
Fellows Hall TO install officers for
the coming year. At nine o'clock an
oyster supper will be served, Mem
bers Of the order, their families and
friends are invited,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16

Lady hurncd-But not with visi.
blc burner like The Direct Action
gas stoves have that are sold by
Koarney 1T
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16
For Sale Cheap.

\ carload each OF one and two-ycar
Old mules, out Of good mares and
by fine Jacks. VIII make - TO 1G
hand high mules when grown.
J. II. ROPER.
l6wk Itasca, Hill Co. Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16
It's A Wonderful
Story,

STORY OF DUMAS but Fred g. Conrads theatrical Monte
Cristo, will visit this city week or two
EVERYBODY IN TOWN WILL WANT TO SEE THE PLAY,
but paper advises reading of the novel before
ssingt he theatrical production.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16

his errands, forget his meals
while following the hero
through the trials and triumphs
of that hero's career.
MONTE CRISTO, NOT THE
REAL MONTE WHO LIVED
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16

oven exploded-It was not the
Direct action sold by Kearney. III
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16
THEATRE TALK NO. |.

DID YoUEvER READ THE STORY OF MONTE CRISTo2 It's
wonderful sry the who
should with his mother because nine
will forget the COAL forget to perform
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16

SEE THOSE ELEGANT CARVING
SETS AT
STEVENS, kENNERlY &
SPRAGlNs CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16

BUY YOUR SILVERWARE FOR
HOLIDAY GIFTS FROM
STEVENS, kENNERlY &
1917 SPRAGlEs CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16

Here is a very good letter from n
little boy:
! am a little boy eight years old.
want an air gun. am going TO
school and nearly always have per
feet cards. ! was not as good as |
could be. but ! will try 10 be better
from now on. We have baby. She
wants a rattler and a rubber doll |
like to read. and, If you have THE
Beautiful Story that Never Grows
Old" I would be glad to have II
and tool chest Also some nuts.
apples and candy. Don't forget NAM
ma and papa | want YOU 10 come
early Christmas Eve, SO We can see
you We will De az Aunt Katie's.
There are five children al Aunt
Katie's house DO not forget them.
That is all. Goodbye, Santa Claus.
Leroy Hoffman.
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Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus
am little girl six years old,
I want YOU to bring me a doll bug
gy and a doll and brother wants a
bicycle and a story book We want
some candy. fruit and nuts, and,
Santa. I am good TO mamma when
She is sick Bye bye. Your friend,
Estelle Glover.
Come to G street, southeast i2S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-16

never be mOleSlcu AZ AL luat ne
will be proven TO have done the
deed I'm that convenient form OF
mental disturbance known as "Thaw
insanity" or that. by reason or the
laws delays and the technlcalities
which clever lawyer can devise, ne
will finally be acquitted. Is there
one who can deny this statement?
Miss Nichols is n graceful and pleas
ant speaker and can marshal her
facts to support the statements made,
There was a call for the county SUI
perintendent of education, and Mrs
| Niblack came from the audience.
With the first sound of her we'll
trained musical utterances, silence
fell. IL could almost be glad tnat
Luther Ford's life was taken as it
was. That may seem terrible thing
10 say, but II you knew all that
have seen and suffered I'm seeing It,
/ IN this our town OF Ardmore, you
would know what | mean II tnat
young life, that went ont by an as
sassin's hands upon the stones nj
our streets. had done what u seems
1t mas, then shall il rise up to be a
witness for good more than the lives
OF thousands Of men VINO nave walk
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02

SIRE 4nffaffuns. Mann:
.Das, Du pilft pitber Elm neues
aleib baben9" 5rau: ~GreiIidb. Der
grat bat mir bod msbr StOffps9'
fel empfoblen."
8psbaft. 2l.Iterss 6rGu'
l.in (oon D.ipsn ungefolIen): ~Silfe!
Die Wsipen umfhpdrmen midi"
Serr: rSrGulein finb ppbl nidt ses
ipobnt, rmi9pGrmt su tperb.n!"
-8e ebauerIih. R69in: Dom
n.rpsttsr. isBt babe id 70 elm feines
8ratel berseridtst, 10 cine pitante
Sauee bosu s.maht. unb ieBt tommt
mein SdaB ni9t.. ba muB i4 ss
rein Der 9errfdaft isrpiren!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02

@utes 3eiasn. a.: .Wei=
men sic. baB sic Sbrsn proSeB ses
ipihnen9" g.: ~Sid.r. mein anpuIt
bat ii9 i4on Elm nsues 9lutomobil
beiellt!"
gsi probtns. gsIu9:
r!6abt Sbr benn auh Spurbiidfen.
3iRberg" 5arsfrau (psrG9tli9):
rSparbiidien!9.. Bel uns bat iebes
ieinen eifernen 9eIbf9rant!"
= 9 pshdft. WeinbGnbler:
r0isie glddt finb mir A Safer Wein
seitoblen iporbsn. Die poliSei bat
idon in elmer 8etanntmqdung Dor
bem 9fntauf ssiparnt." Sreunb:
~Dobl RE SanitGtspolisei9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02

-Wilitdrii d. 9eneralin (Dor
benz Belle Sur 3umm.rsofe): ~Wie
baben Sic mid nur friiirt, Wtnna
: Der ganae lints 5liigel bat ia feline
Ridtuns!"
= 9Iau herausgebols
fen. graminator: rWas lGBt fi9
gegen bi. Sbeorts Daripin's iusen9"
graminanb: r@eraeiben sic, i9 bin
Oaripinianer."
@utaufgebob BEN. Diana:
.9lbsr glIe. id babe Dir bod bsfpb'
len, bas 8rautpaar ni9t all.in gu
IaFen!" glfe: % Mama. bic t0n-
men nidt fort = ia bub' iis einse'
fperrt!I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02

-aufber $ o 93eitsretfs. e.
.Woau faufft 9u benn 10 piele Ins
b.nt.n, mein Ser5g" : sd bab
jsbsm osrabfdiebetsn 8rautisam sins
Dsriprp9en!"
= @.rspeifIungsla4en q d en-.
Sr.unbin: .Dein Mann TT 10 luitis;
i9 bore ibn INNER in feinem 3imm.r
Iadtn!" Srau: ra4. sr lieit nur
meine Mobe Rednungen!"
-Rinbermunb. SGns6en:
.papa, parum bauit 0u mid benn
immer nit Der Rutbe9" papa: pWsil
i'd piinIte. baB 9u Did beFern
ioIf!" SGnsden: saf. bd 1T bas
ipobl eins Iogsnarnte Wiinf4elrutbs9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02

ueppistett. Rssifeur gum
9irettor): rSm beutigen @tiid milf
fen brti SIufGen Sttt setrunten ipers
ben. ih bite UNI flint alfsnnig gu
8rauiepulper!"
-llabesreifIi4. Spit beims
tebrenber @otte: .4ber Iiebes Meib,
id fpeiB gdrnidt, iparum 0u Did
Oariiber anfregft, ipenn 9u Z Stuns
ben auf mid fpurten mubt. Penelope
bat auf ibren Wsdnn 20 Sabre mars
ten miiF.n!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02

San6erbar. @atte (als bic
5rau einsn neuen. tbeuren pela bss
iommD: ~Wertipiirbis = fis trGst
ben pels. unb mir ipirb's bapon
fparm!~
= 9sfa hrlpfes puIoer.
SGgsr: ~S0ren sic. mein Iieb.r Bid.
ienma9sr. bon ben Isbten Patronsn,
bic Sic mir ansefertist babsH. III
al9 ni9t einmal cine lossesangenl"
8ii9Isnmdher: (bas pulperpadet
nd4feb,rb): rareu5itiirtenl 9a bab'
ih toabrI9sinlid pisber nit bera
permalsDeiten 4ur3iidtigteit mein
S9nupfiabot bsrpiI9t g'bdbt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
Eint Ilnhitrfrnnh Gle

CINE g a p.ierfrase. Sic:
.8eppr mir nsrbeiratbtt paren, bait
0u mir tdsIid brsi 8riefe sef4rie>
ben. gr: ~So9" Sie: rSa unb
iebt biit Du i9on Grserti9, ipenn
i9 Did bite, 9u m09teit mir einen
tleinen @bed fdreiben.
-9sr Sobn Der Serge.
@fGusniBbirettor (bor elmer 3elle,
b.ren Snfaie fur4tbar tobt): Der
@efunsen. tft ipobI irriinnisa" Wdr>
Ter: v8epabre, ba iiBt Der 8udbofer
Sran5T brin. unb neil beute Sonntug
II, rauft er nit iih feIber!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02

-rSD9fts pbtesmd. Sin
Sdusler iiebt, bic 9dnbs in ben Sa>
f9en, tbeilnabmslos bem 8rdnbe fei<
mes anipeIsns gu. Na4bar: .Durum
bilfit 9u not iDfd'n2" = IS bin
not Bel Der Geuertpebr!"
8ereitpillis g. ~@slb Der,
obsr i9 fdieBe!" nabsr, m.in
@uteiter, i1 babe bas @elb in bic
StiefsI seitedt. unb bic tries. i& al
lein niht runter; bas miifen sic
beIorsen!" - r0ds ssbt nidt, ia
babe ia ben selub.nen RepOlper tn
Der Saab!" %. ben ipsrbe i4
Sbnen 10 lange balten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
: Der 9unaf6Gdf.r. gsrs

= Oer van g % ldter. SerS
urtbeiIte:: nWorssn friib fol i4 sss
t0pft Deroen = ipenn ih bic 9ez
i9idte nur nidt Deridlafel"
- 4ba! Der Wirtb Sum sriis
men 3ron5~ bat iiber Der 9fussangss
tbiir Teines aotals Elm Sdilb nit Der
auffhrift r2luf WieoerIsben" unbrins
gen laHsr. Gines i9Onsn Cages 1T
Der Ssllner oamit bsfddftist. bas
platat pieber bsrabSubolsn. Sat:
yMarum sef9isbt benn Sas, Sean2"
aslIner (sehkimniBpoD: ~Seute rsift
bic Sdpiesermutter bon uniertm
prinaipdi pieber db!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02

Baron (urs OerfhuIost. gu elmer
aIt.n. absr rei4en grbiD: sd lisb;
Sie iiber allies, mein Srdulsin!"
grbin: ~9ld bite, Baron, ipols
len 81. bds nidt in mein @rammo.
pbon bineinfpreden! Meine Sreun@
binnen slauben es mir fonit ni9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
GdIaH.

~9naoen. Ssrr 2anbridtsr, i bitt',
ba is mel drStlid's 3susnib, baB 2
bsut' 5ur @erbanoluns nit fomma
tann!"
r@us foil bsnn bus bsiben9 @i.
itno nun bod BAL"
IS brings nur feIbsr, neil i i.iu'
8oten s'funben baB!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
: Sin SoSialpplititer

= Sin So5iulpplititer.
-@ie ba6tu ia cine srOBe S9napss
Brsnnsrei erri6tet. Serr 9ruf!' :
ga. man muB aud eiumdl ettpas fir
Sas @olf ihun!"
9osbaftt 8efGtiguns.
..ssiinslinJ Unit unnatiirlid sroBen
,Sbren): sd bin gang Obr!" =
.-Sas isb' ial"
= Stof5. Bauer (Oen Elm 2(uts
Ier unts-fpegs dufssIdben Bat, dIs CT
5eimtonmt): nDa rte&I NAL. aIte,
iebt 'iiul' I "a mia bS rsi6en asut!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
Rade.

Madame: r. GlIo BEL ben
U2GJcen meiner Greunbinnsn iino
e5ie 70 lange seitunOen unb buhen gea
Slutfdt9! Sd fae' Shnen, 'Osnn bus
I4o6 einmol portomnlt -"
6ausmusb (getrdntD: rSest
GrSdbG ib Sbnen gar ni4ts."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02

unparteiif d. Maler (au
iaeinsm Grernb): ralio. gllfreo. ihau'
Dir mein neueites 9emGlbe an unb
Tng' mir Oein unparteiii9es 2o6!"
= Gin rMusfattungss
@tiid". S4mi.rens9irsttor (fpdhz
Irsub Der pauie Dor bic Rampe tre=
tEenb): rWseins 9erri6aften. i'm nd4@
tffsn gltt ipiro Der Qnbreas Sofer
ssrI9ofen, aber nit berbunbenen 4uz
gen. Odrf id OielIsibt um Elm reines
@5hnupftu9 bittsng"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
Rats.

pttiotO. beim grinsen oes 8ie.
res. na9oem sr porber ptrssbli6 ben
herunteresfaIlenen Stummd bss
8uuern eefu9t bate: .Ta, Stum.
mel g.funb,n9"
8auer. f9munseln6: .RatiirIi&,
iOgar nod n beHeru!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02

S4uftersefsIIe: n0Onnsr,
ipetter, meine WGiderin mill ourGs
aug ibr @ela hdbsn! @erfeb' i'd
isst m.ine S1nntussbOIe oStr bei'
rath' 4siS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02

Ss-r 0u sinem biesmaI unfhul'
tisen @auner. nd9 ber Sreifpre>
dung: ~Gs muB bp4 ben erbebens
b.s @efiibI iein. frsissiprO6en gu
peroen."
@auner: .Sunit f4O', absr
beut' net"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02

= Oroluns. Reuunseitelltsr
Poli5eibeamter (5u einem 9efdnaenen
au Der 3elle): Wollen sic nal ni4t
4ier fliiiiern. Msnn Der Serr Ober>
xuipettpr sic Fort, fdmeiBt er Sic
T6us!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-02
GoHeurren5neib.

rsut.Isben. @olbitsins SBis bat
-msr nadssTpOttst, buB 9e biit gum
;fe6Itenmal pleite."
Dad Der mir oraus. met &inb.
Dds If goneursneib mir pie
Gpncursneib."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-12
SOUTH DORSET

Daniel Bowen of Middlebury is in
town.
Frank Osterguy has returned from
q trip to North Adams.
Our new school house is completed
and mass was celebrated in the hall
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirk, who have
been visiting relatives here have re-
turned to their home in New York.
Frank Norton and family and Mrs.
Olive Roberts are taking two weeks
outing at Sunset cottage Lake Bono
seen.
Miss Rose Burns, recent graduate
from Albany business college, has
gone to New York, where she has &C
cepted position as stenographer.
owen Hanlon, sawyer at the mill
had a narrow escape from death lasl
Friday. He got caught In a belt o.
the machinery and was unable t
release himself, but with the promp
assistance OF Superintendent Oster
Iguy, he escaped with broken arm
land several other bruises.