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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-14
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:" ubotf Weblau mar lpieoer fc
IN melt gensien. bah er Idneert
~ 3eit auberbalb osS 8stiss
5~ubrinoen %tcnnte, ais dbers
mails cine 3uI4rift beg periiiden &c
reraltoniils Bel inn e%introf, porin
Baron 2iebsn &0nigstpartsr crsebenII
\ mittbeilte. baB er am nG6iten Sage
ii6 CUR 8efi6tigung Der griinsn SdI6e
bel ibm einfinbsn rsrbe; na6 benz I'm.
Sipeifelbaft ri6tigen 8sfunbs tperbe 10.
bonn inter Witpirtung bes Germ
Serope Ili16on cine bsfinitipe Reee.
lung Der san3en 4ngelegenbeit erfol,
gen, ipo3u er bic n0tbigen Ittrebitipe
unb Inpeiiun9en BON Seiner Waie.
fiat benz Shab erbaIten babe.
Gs begreift iid lei6t. bab @eblau
burd ben 5~ipeiten She'll Der 'offisieuen
3uidrift in bic grobte grresuns Der.
febt purbe. Wdbrenb er friiber benz
@ugenblid. peI6sr bic 20iung bes
Rdtbiels bringen piirbe, NIT bpffs
ningspoler llngeoulb entgesenssIeben
bate, mar bies felt ieiner arantbsit
gang anbers getporben. Der @nblid
oes Serrifenen griinen geutels unb Der
seleerten 2ebertafde bate i'm, als Ct
pteber gum gepubtiein setommen
tpar. beftig erfhredt; baB bas ara
bif4e Document unSerriHen s%ebIieben,
tpar natiirlid nur Elm f9pader Sroit.
Damn aber batten anbsre Oinse feline
4ufmertiamteit in 4nipsud senomz
men; feline 5rau mar getommen unb
barber bate er bic 2ebertaide gang
perseien, tpie er benin iiberbaupt ses
rabe in bieier 3sit nah Dem lleberites
ben Der sefabrlihen Griiis nebsn un=
iibertpinbliher f0rperliher ShpGde
aud gsifiig 10 angegriffen mar, bab er
fid teinerIei 4nitrensuns aumutben
burfte. Stunbenlana lag CT rssunsss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-14

tag III Weltmtnltcr I'M bobct utter
BON 10 &obrcn aus Dem Seben sc
idieoen. gr binterloBt ieine @ittpe,
0rei Sobne uno Orei Sodter.
>Su @illiomSpori itarb Sr. !. $.
NoiimarL 60 Sabre alt, MI elmer
Compilation pom arunfbeiteH. Gr
NOR Elm moblbnbenoer Gormcr, ser
lid Dor ctIiheu &abrcn 5lr Rlrbe &c.
iebt bate. @r bctbciliBtc iid an Der
republifuniihen Eolitit, melde Bar
tel i'm 0 ied)s &obren 5ltun Gonoi-
oateu fiir County . @%ommiiiGr uomi.
nirte. Gr binterIGBt ieine @ittme
uno 5ruei Nooptiptinocr.
Gbrm iir0Igcr Fuitor &c.
itorben.
Nn Cumberland lit Sonnta1 ga
llor Naburp u. HeiIu uod) mebrmos
uatlihcr arnutbcit ans Dem Sebell
gc'hic0cn. Gr ma cin Frc0iaer, ser
icit II Sabren tb0tig mar mo crit in
1900 lid 5ur Nllbc iebte; lett 1858
0eborte er ser Baltimore Gouicren5
ser metb. biid)oilihen STRIDE an.
Seine NeerOigWng iinbct beute BON
Der Gentrcs Str. Stride, Cumberland,
aus oui Dem Nole-Sius 6rieOboie
ltatt. Cine Wittmc mo mebrerc
3inoer trallcrn lm i'm.
Grim ineIIe 9eIei0idung.
Ger Neoofteur Solepb 5. Hobin-
Jon oe$ Homecoming StarS" in 90.
%naconing, mo, peld)er me9cu Der
leumounA oe9 &errn Duncan 81.
Sloou Den @robgei6rporenen iiber-
micien mltr0c, lit Ae0cu Stelllrng BON
$500 @iirgltoit cntloiien moroen.
Ger Nn~geld)uloigte bat III etncm tilr5
lid III Der erlu0bntcn 3eitlng erld)ic-
ncncn NrtiteL III meldcm perlonlid)c
@clCiblgltngen cntbolten leiu %lollen,
ltno meld)cr 5ltr &crtbei0iglmg oe2
gngcid)uloi9ten pcroffcntlitt muroe,
Scrrn Sloon ldort ongearlfien. Der
Gtrcit crplldS III elmer 0~istuilion
iiber Die SonolunG Scr Homecoming
Sonoclsbeb0roe, melhc al Ole Berg
merfs-Gompognie'n 0oS Griuden I'M
Grbohuno Scr Nrbeitalo6ne Der Berg
lclItc geltcllt bate. NnItott oclien
mlroe cine Nn5obl oericlbcn cntlal
len,
orpIanb % ouunI.
Gas .Wtorplonb Wonlol" iiir 1907
-i90S lit IN IunopoliS uerofients
Iid,t mprocu. Is lit eill braltfborer
@cgpciiCr iiir biitoriidc uno onbere
Snformaiionen ltnb BON Oberlt SS.
milo Silgbmon, slefretGr,
perioBt moroen. Gas Bud cntbGlt
ouBcr gufifliiIien iiber StaotsfIn
ge~legenbeiten cine Cite BON Worps
l0nbern mcIhc inl @on0reb tbGtig
morcn, bic Nnmcn Scr onrd) ben
@oltbernclir c%rnuutten Veunlten.
photographer II. /. 10. mo lit Elm
6odintereilonteS Wcrf.
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]%{ronjnme(en.
(Sortiesung,)

T0u mubt rleDer YalneH uHp UteeS
r~esbranbung febsn, Waini," iu9te er.
r&ber mad Motugu gu Seinem Batter
tannIt Oh ni6t suriid; infer 5reunb
Mr. @ouloItpne bat mir eiHeu onoeren
@ori9lag gemu6t. Gr beiiBt duf
Oahu, elmer BON ben Sanopi6inieln,
cine 3uderpflan8ung, Die ii6 bis an
oas Weeresufer erftredt; Elm BON Sc
birQe tommenoer Bad itiirSt ii6 benz
9auie gegeniiber in einem 5lpan5ig
SUP bo1en Waferfaue in bic See, -
bort lpad6ien YoImcn uno Qiiungs unb
8rot6Gume, unb an Der @eranoa RAM
fen bic Winoen, nit beren rotben Slus
men Du 10 germ 9ein Saar Idmiidit.
9ieIe Yflan3ung min er mir O%ertaufen
- fir Sid. Sort, penn Oh piQIt-
bortbia bringe i6 Did"
Die belle Sreube, bic eincn 4ugens
bid in ben Q,tgeu bes MlGo6ens aufs
leudtete, erlofG) ebenio raid ipieoer,
llnb bic R0tbe Der @angsn maate
farbloIer 9lGfie 9laB. nGs mag bort
IdDn Iein." msinte lie nisoergeI6!aQen.
.glber Oh = bleipIt I'll bort BEL hir?"
sd muB bierber 3uriid, dntoortcte
Normann. r@s gebt ni6t anoers. 9u
aber miiroeit bier franz perosn -
Dobl gar %Iterben."
so LAB midi bier Iterben fei
Dir" fiebte Iie. @rme Woini! sic
mar OieI gu thDritt uno einIad. Inn
ibres Ssr3en5 0efible 81 psrb,raen.
unb getpiB piro mun6e ibrer europa
if6en GA'peitern iibsr io!des 9ebo6s
rem -ig ben 8opf iaiitteln, - Tie
no ytn cine 9Bilbe.. 9a bate erIt
m%ebrjGhrt9e MISUNDERSTANDING
noel idaffen t0nnen. SAB mid
Dir" iagte Is nod einmdl. nObnc
DID iterbe i'd - 9u meiBt es,"
Wftt tiefer 9epegun9 blidte Nors
mann ous f66ne WtdoAen ar; gum
sriten Wale puroe audi ibm cine 2iebs
entgegengebrabt, Die itGrter mar, uIs
allies anoere auf Grben, 1tGrter aud
ala bes- MenTden grimmiter Ssinb,
Der Sob. 3par i6pebte aud jeBt bas
Bib Der bolbieligen SGngerin, bic
i'm, felt er lie 5uerit in jener ipilben
Sturmesnddjt geieben, in ibren 8ans
ben gefeiIelt belt, einem unerrei6baren
SbedIe 9lstd bpr ieinem geiitigen gtuge,
bod fat polite IS i'm beoiinten, dls
tDnnte neben benz ionnigen &inbe bes
SIoens, bas fetn mar nit 2eib uno
Seele, aid lire @eItolt perblafen;
parmss, pulIirenbes 2eten in ben 4rs
men = ioGte er bd nibt Der S6ottsn
Der 8ergangenbeit per9ehen9
Gr 3og Waints 6anb, bic er nod,
INNER in Der feinigen belt, in Die
S0be, tiiBts fie innig unb briidte bunn
auf ben pobIgefprnten Nrm Res MGo.
6ens bic 2ippen. Sic iab i'm Ealb
erf4rcdt, bdIb gliidfelig an, obne Di.
oeritanb lieB lie es gu, baB er idnft i6r
SOpfGen 81 ii9 berun5pg uno iie nit
liebenoer 3drtli9teit auf ben Munb
tiiBte.
nWleinit 9u, i'd t0nnte Did iemaIs
BON mir laHen?" fragile er. sd gebe
nit Dir unb bleibe BEL Dir, tpenn 0u
Did enti6lieben tannit, bic feline Iiibe
Srau bes alten bGrbeiBigen WlenI6en.
feinbes aus benz talten europa gu
iperben."
Sin beIer Subelruf entrdng iid ben
Qtppen Woinis; ie peritonb nlir balb,
mas Rormann iagte, dber fpas iie Der.
itanb, lpar genue, um ibr unI6ulbigea
!Ser5 NIT iiberitrDmenber Selisteit au
erfiiaen. Sic umfdlang Rormann
lngeitiim nit beiben 4rmen unb lest.
ibr 9aupt nit qei4loNenen @usen an
feline S6nlter. sd gebe ME ION Dir"
fliiiterte lie leiie, 10 lange Ou lebIt.
uno penn 9u itirbit, itsrbe id nit
Dir"
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Etnige Earmeu.
Wuoerne @ubnnnacn.


GOO Slpd 8inpersStraRe.
$1,000 inuten zines iener mooer1en 5tpei'
it6dteen Sdufer. Saben feds 3lnlmer. Babe
tube uno 8dn9e, ale mooerie1 @inri6tingcil,
s sn'HsIt aUs, 1% Snig asF,ro sIan' SlS aa TtGPsIifSe
Erottolre, Sole uno aeuer eementirt. 10s5ub
0inters@uepS nit @rnltnlitbic gepflaftert. Sle
BlOberSttabe III init bitrifi5lrten 3ie9eliteinen
tuSe. Seberi gbeno bis 8 libr 8ur Snipettion
often, Goipare 3. 0aiag9er. gallunternebrer
Uitrean: Nr. 1881, cit'Mauunmfnt' Strabe.
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Shuittcr Sob halt Grutc.

EoItor Setn5elmonm IN Nllllcrton &c,
itorben. 49, Samuel Y. 4uul un6
Satin 5u aleitcr 3cit ser gun.
gcncnt5ilnoung crlclcu. - An
ocre Spfer ser Grippe mo 2lns
0enent5ilnoing.
Eoit6r ). s.. @ein5cImnnn pom
Scr bclltidcn lutberild)cn Stride in
Sitllcrton oil Der GcIojr.Rouo iii oes
itcrn Nu1t i'm filter pon un0eiGbr
GO &ubrcn 9eitnrbcl, Ger 9ubingcs
id)ic0cnc genoB Ieinc Gr5iebuu9 in
NcutiflonO, ltI0irtc an Der @crIincr
llniucriitGt S%bcoloQic mo fam rlud)
Canada, no er mcbrCrcn &ird)en Dor.
itono. Gr mor lett 10 \<obren Fuitor
Scr STRIDE III Sltllcrtou. Ter Teritor-
bcnc bintcrl0Bt lcinc @ittpe, 5mei
Sobnc uno orci Sodter. Gle 9e-
cr0tglng fin0ct morNCn Nod)mittao
3 llbr bon Der 0elttlhcn llltberiiden
Stride IN Silllerton ans ltott. 30
itor @lttbe miro bel DEM lrauer0ot
teSOicnit in oentihcr Sprohc mo
Eoltor :. =. WiuCr in cu0liihCr
Sprode pre0igen.
- Scrr Samuel @rpio Noltl ln0
@Qttin itorbCn am Sonntog Nbcno
IN ihrer @obnumg lr. 1920, Ecnns
iplpnnio.M pcnuc, m0Grcn0 zines Belt
lnterldlieoeS BON elmer Stln0e.
Bci0c %ertrnnften Dor mebreren No.
hen an her Grippe mo oic aronfbett
ortetc IN SungencntiltloHn1 ans.
Nm Wtittmod) nulBten lid) 9Gibc 5t
Sett lcgen, nm ME luie0cr ullfillitc.
ben. Ncrr saul mar G3 Sabre ait
mo icinc Satin ltm iiinf Sabre lin
ger. Ncrr saul betricb uiclC Sabre
an Der Nenniploaniu Npemlc elm "a.
bat9gClhGft. 9nS Gbepaar bintcrlGBt
cinen Sobn Nerrn Clarence RouI in
GnlOcrton. WGhrCuo 0op Eaar in
Se5iq alli HeIiqion itren9 0ctrennt
ipor-cr mar EN- WtctboOiit mo ieinc
Satin cine itrcnggl0lbiNc &otboli
tin-lcbten sic 9eiocn GllBerlt oliid
lid 5uionmen. Gle @cid,enbeQGna.
mile merocn icood) ieporut ob0ebol.
ten.
- Srn bohe1 Sitter bon 81 Sobrcn
1T 6rou Gli5o 9oaIep Aoams IN IT,.
rer Wobnunq gtr, 1888, Noro 9roao.
man, an Nlters ldmQdc ans Dem 2cz
ben geihieOen. Sic mar cine lod,ter
bon Serrn uno Srau :. 2. 9oslcp
ltno Ole @ittmc OCs Scrrn Stepbcn
IoomS. Gle Gcritorberc bintcrIGBt
5ruei &inoer, .6rnu 0iron @itp nnO
9crrn &obn Is. Nooms. 9ic @eerOi.
gltlt9 iinoet beilte Nod)mittug bolb 3
llbr bon Srnllcrboltie ans oui Dem
Baltimore 6~ricobofc" Itntt.
Ter frilbcre EoliBiit 0cS nort.
oltlld)en Gtitritt@ (bonoa &. lu0
rom ltieo geitcrn WlorQcn in iciner
Wobnung Nr. S35, Nor0 @olie.
StrnBe, nuh oreip6d)iger aronfbeit
ans Dem Sebcn. &err Guorom mllr0e
am s. Nlguit 1919 gcboren mo mar
pom 8. Woi 1871 bis 5ltm t. Gebrnor
1899 Yoli5iit. Scr G@critorbcne bin
terloBt 5ruei S0bnc un0 iiinf G0d)tcr.
Ete Arrangements iiir Die Becr0t.
glng lino nod niht getroiicn.
Serr Sotob Gcuerliltg itorb qcs
tern Worgeu III ieiner @obnuna.
Nr. 1901, AiSQltitb StroBc, inn alter
bon % Snbrcn. Ser 9ubillqeid)ie
oene mar aus GclltitlonO Qebiirtia
mo fam Dor 56 &obren nod) Ilne,
rifo. Seit unqcfGbr 30 Sobren be.
trleb or IN Dem g%enonnten Souie
EN- aoufmonnsgcifGft. Serr 0cller-
ling binterIGBt icine @ittue, iopie
led)S Sobne uno 5luei 5od)ter. 0ic
Seeroiglung fiu0ct mor9en itott. go.
ter 5bomos 6olep miro in ser totbo-
ltld)en ct. TalllSsaird)c cine Re.
qllicmneile ceIebrircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-14

ron uno nod europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Rem gorf, aaiiite oSer 3miihen.
bed. @ed)iel. ausldnoiihes 0elb,
Greoitbrieie uno 8elbienoungen.
Sbeo. 8. 5iener & Co.,
Nr. 217, Cit.galtimure. Strafe.
d.
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Gurifctnn9 foIBt.)
Ter llnion 9abnbof . Nnncr,

= Ter linton. 9abnbof . Nnncr,
neben Dem ltnion.gabnboi ali Der
union. apenue in aaniaSrG itp, Mo.,
ging geitern in Slommen niii. Gos
@e6duoe entbielt pcri6ieoene gu.
reaur uro Gbnlife 2ofale. Ger Ser
Init betr1gt etipa $250,000.
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Or. 723, 725, 727 etc. gOriud. eiuenas.
uierte oftli6 bon Der Yprfs3oao; bolitdnoie
prdbti9 %oetorirt; iebe mooerne 9eauemlibfeit.
3r. f15, III, 10 etc, Vuro' Raturcnt. Strnfc,
5tuiffel ,Slirmoults glbenue mo SapettesStr.
Elm @epiert bonn 9atterionsGnrT". 2ur6ueo
fbpn %oeforirt: ieoe mooerle 8ealtemIidieit;
Siueitiodige Sduier. Gbiunrb I. Stur6, an Grit
unb Steile, pbtr Ir. SO, Wuntgrr gnilotug,
Sanette. NIB ct. 4anlstr. (5ebr9.1O
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Goppeliinnig q. ,gs &c
id)ebeu nod @unoer: belt' 8ormit.
tog lab id Sie nebit 6rau Sdipie.
germamu im Soif.S0if 80" %,
nit Der bin i'd ihon 0iters 3%niammen.
9efabrenl"
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N,rs. @insfup's sootbino snrup

trlrb felt fiber fiunhunbiefyie aahren scn
wsltfpneE psn D,attern fir Tire Ginber bei'm
6ernhigt has 0ius, crmeiflt ben @anmen, he.
farintttat cne sdimerien; turtrt Htubtolif ino
1T .ods bette WifteI fiir 9fnrrb6e. Ron slpos
theferu In alien sseIitheiIen ~berfnnft. Geib
aepib iinb berTanai .Igrs. 9ptnsfstu'S eppthina
ensnp" tlto nebnit feline nnoere Sorte. ninfs
lribStpansiG Gents bie. FIdfhe. Inter benz giibr.
rttfteI.. urb HroauersGefes bonn 30. SfntT 1909
g~ardntirt. Gerteu.9iunttner 1905. Gin altes
nnb snt bstpdbrtcs Dtiftel.
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9tabe Der observation-disclosures; 3 Gents Snbr.
eelo -
s gder an 9Iuc 9aGls9loe., nabc 9eIairsJioao
% elder nnbe SartoroRpao.
@erriteu & Wierritcn,
(Sdn10. 1WiD 100 Gft.9criugtuusStr.
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NnIttmpr, Marftbcridlte.

Baltimore, 10. Snltuor 1908,
w Ell I.-3uiubr 6S74 6diier, elm
$40 6Giier 81 Canton.
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@eIb 81 oerIeiben.

NuIeibeu uui @bbel nnb anbere
=. SidjerBriten
far 8 grbaett, Befiau mad oent neuen 1eiebe.
9an3 %pribatiul. 9iidater, str. 210, Cit.seStns'
tpn.etraSe. .2sanidnt vi. .lstna".
Sa be. Office wirb 1eutid ssSroheu.
(Slni16--)
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IGfe fir's Ausfdns beferpt u. Naine, RI.
ti3. ch.yaittmorr re- Str., Wabe 9uftpm SsHie. Ape.
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: HO08Fn : 3uIubr 17,2IO Oh.
libel; aus ben Glcpotoren snriid0c5o
gen 75S Suid)el; Gleputoren.V Dor
rotb 1881 9nidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-14

VGHc our Ieiis ms Anslanb BE-
iurst 6. Maine, Nr. Alb, Ci-Yahi.
moreiraer, uabc GmitOm Soaie Glue.
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Sn p%crfanfen:
SM p~crfauien:


WIII1cS WVpbt9nUe.
Solioe gebauteS 2Subnbuus nit feds 3imuern
an 3eiferioltsJtrnbe. Dem ,1obnS Supitns' 500
ipttal" ge9eniiber; idbrIt6e l~untoiten b%etr9eal
nur 500. Rreis $1100, penn iofort p%errautt
gibercc bel Sermanu Wabenbupp, VI. III, r.
9barlessstrnhe, Baltimore, Wio. tAbcnos ouli
r bis III lbr In Gr. 1898, JtorosgroaoluaO)
(Sept5, 49,
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Sclltiac Sd)lllBrotc:

lhcl; NCrinnot bon oet Glepotoren
1899 9uidcl; GlCnotorcn Norrutb
9G6,350 @uidcl.
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3m p%crfamfcn uSer at permietbcn.

9n permietben uorr 5u uerfaufeu:
a Sdderei uno @rocerprYaoeH, 9tr. 1000, goros
Tapfol. Strabe. init Observation-Disclosures. 81
%erfrageit In 9r. 1913, Silen. StraRe. (9-i5l
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Sine oeutibe 5rau ninmt g8dfbe an. 81
%erirnqen in Gr. 1921, 1rceerid. AOenIe.
(9.l2,15)
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Serlan9t i'm %gllsemeinen.
eeutfaes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
StcacseiudJe


Sin Bidder iuGt Stele ais 5ipeite ooer brittle
0ano. 9tdd ~3ufrueen in Hr. $50, aOros @plicz
StraRe. IA
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Seutigc Sd)luBrate:

NJ CT. 3u1ilbr 6b23 Wnld)cI;
aus oen GIcontoren 6uriid9e5ogcn
5lO9 @itid)eI; Glcontoren , @orrutb
i5S,S5S 9uid)el.
SclIti9e S6luBrote:
MeiBcr Nr. 9 ld)ruerer. 81 -571b
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WoiSmelL 100 Eiumo... t.5O-t.6O
Wci5cn. - 3uiubr 1868 @lI.
id,eI Tcrionot pon oeu Glcuutorcn
1888 @uidcI; Glepotorcu @orrutb
791 .54S @uitel.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

long, ank. awkward hobo. IL ever there was
sone on earth. His sack coat that looked If he
Knight have pulled 1t out of garbage tank was
not only dreadfully soed but 1t was plain that 1t
particular. The two front corners hung down
3unevenly and it was distinctly too short In the
&back. II was worse than dsreputable and his
#bntire outfit of apparelif by any wild stretch or
2action his garb might be designated by any other
4term than "duds''-was of piece with the coat,
which ali pieces, and was simply wretched
excuse for covering.
The man was unkempt, hair long and struggling,
Vbeard-oh! the creature was but dark DRIFT on
3the tide of the street
4 His was not villanous face but there was
3sort of sneering, defiant smile on 1t when he
Burned uncouthly and looked down, from his
ganging height, at little woman. neatly dressed
Hin black. young woman, she seemed-her face
was not visible from Dick Dexters standpoint.
land he is telling this story.
u The little woman in black was escorted by a
rather gentlemanly appearing. stout person OF
Lthirty-eight or forty.
The woman seemed to have barely glanced at
the hobo and shuddered The man for several
steps, eyed the human wreck, over the shoulder
and scowling but the hobo stared him out of
countenance.
"And to think that should meet you the
derelict mumbled to himself, and then he waddled
on, half staggering in another direction
One who has been trained and has served for
years as a newspaper reporter and who delights
in following up story, does not allow cir
cumstance such that ohiit by. especially when
he has lots of leisure to look it up--or down.
That one was there and he spoke to the hobo.
Anything wrong, old man.?
We'll, | like that" returned the vagabond.
You've got gall" he continued, "and think I'd
punch your face If could afford it,
Don't rankle, my friend | didn't mean any
harm. Would you take lemonade or-some-
thing?"
Eyes, something but not lemonade, any
thing to drink, unless it might be cup Of coffee
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
He Found a Roeal Story.


my eloquent tongue.
..She was poor but artistic. She lived in an
atmosphere of elegance and she mad accomplish.
ments in dancing music and numerous sociai
uraces all of which came from her own adapta-
bity and by traini from her parents.
I'VE were engaged and | showered beautiful
things upon her, things that helped to make ner
more seductvely attractive to others. 10 me sne
would have been perfection and all that is inenably
sweet and lovely even in the garp OF scrnpi
woman at work.
"My very few thousands dwindled to very few
hundreds But oh! how l worked-worked for
her. And my prospects were as bright as the
morning.
my earnings went in gifts 20 her, and all the
time saw how young, and handsome ana Wealtn!
men worshipped her, and how it pleased her.
"But she denied that she cared Tor anyone save
me. And she gave me wise and philosophical
reasons for that.
"Meanwhile however there were functions In
which she was the bright, particular star, and
was not much as a satellite. was not, at
those times, in her stellar constellation
"The time came when had done all | could TO
help her to where she could-break my heart
"She married another man.
"She whom would have made the queen of
already my queens an average bearer of human
cares and burdens.
"she who would have made of me prince in
the republic, for her dear sake has made mean
outcast
"And-God help mel love her yet"
He flung his poor head down upon his rag
covered arms and sobbed. Then lifting his drawn,
unwashed face again, he laughed Historically
through his tears, and stammered:
"Just think of it, Il la thing like this, 10
love that dear angel. I--I-with heart OF gnarled
iron-wood love her yet"
who is she? What's her Manner the other
man asked.
The hobo stared, and thought moment, and
then said, simply
Laura Gordon"
what! And you are George Saxton? Why
George-God bless your dear old life am Dick
Dexter Your people have been seeking you
these two years. Your brother Frank died. leaving
YOU competency that is simply the principal and
interest on the money that you gave him to get
a start with Laura Gordon is widow who has
been waiting to see you back, your old self again
You fell at just the wrong moment for delicate
shrinking girl. But she never really loved any
man but YOU George. | have reasons for knowing
"She loves you mani She loves you yet
Here Take this and fix yourself to see her,
Crowding into the hobos hand roll OF yellow
notes, Dick Dexter away from the real story
that he had found.
The hobo stared, alternately at the full hand
and the empty doorway, and
The proprietor speaking kindly to him lie
had SO much money, crumped in his fist.
The money answered the purpose.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
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wifh : aft hath t1Nri ard td,ak thn
C1fkstfn tiHfnfnt and fsllailed kim
fliufa8Rlily eth H ! I'D thia every
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rufssf fpn have uY pefsuissiun 30
publish this taaoan4a anybody wh1 siif-
feret ~ nv baliy did ought q kuga -
thr EatirIrs t~mfssisa ] siu safely
AMI kiasiiF fssuuiuesd the tufifslfa
Acsneisas. f0F ilseY afe a Eaaisand = ~
suffering 4iih sxln d.asaseN MfH Frank
ponaht1e. 9ns FemNant st., k0k0sn0,
lnd sept. ! 1t 1907
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16

1hn Chicago lReura Herald
prints he following from Wal
ser Wellman. lls Washlngt0n
corrn sfondeut.
Looking oyer the Presidential
field as it has developed up 70
this time - iiud Col Bryan Al
most SURF 10 be the Democratic
candidate and Judge Taft not
quite 40 sure of the Republican
nomination. OF The nomination
Of Bryan st Denver ihere is very
little doubts IN the minds OF the
best informed observers here
Il Is very easy 20 underrafv
Mr. HrgAn's strength. Il is 40.
derrated by many men who see
only the surface ~ things and
who have not the knack or get
ting into touch with tie heart Of
the people II is my opinion
that Mf Bryan is this time a
formidable bidder for the White
House chair
Disregard the professional
politician and get down among
she people 1.-The plain peole,
Mr. Bryan himself loves 70 call
them aud you will fiad that the
Nebraskan Is stronger than ever
before As said some time
ago, be has worn we'll. Ia bis
honesty and sincerity the people
have FOIL confidence. He Is the
only Democrat who stands ia a
class with President Roosevelt
In The affections III tile masses
Roosevelt aud Bryan are the On
ly universally popular public
mcu we have todag, and logical
a. from tae standpoint Of the
thought au4 hopo ofthe astma
Gritty q the people they should
b. the rival candidates The
point wish 90 make lhat the
men SO the party who prooeeed
gpou tbe theory SHAT Rryau IS
ho' dangerous as o vote gctter
are likely q wake up some time
and aHdtsrmsaIfs stdly ms
tab