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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-28

This little story iB from real lifc.
II shows how II man may prosper and
through inllur" 10 control himself
may set max" n miserable failure.
On" day IN 1906 u man who gavo his
nam" ~ q. Irving La Mont arrived
III LOS Angeles, Cat IIu said hu cam"
frnn CRAWFORD, &.Yr wh"r" his moth.
."r lived, aud that h" had brother,
" Murray LA Mont who wHg u veal
thy New YORK banker. tn" nowcOm-
"flr"nB"d IN the height of Biyl" and
gay" every evidence Of being prOBpor.
Gus. II" opened two real estate oiii-
c"S. Bucc"Hs Hc"mod to attend him
on every hand. lliR bugln"RB pros
p"r"d and he was received IN tho most
"HCluHiy" prcial CIrciog After D." had
been IN LDE Angeles about one year
hla Irl"ndR began Ia comment on bis
uH" nf iuluKIcaiis. ~" wng frequently
away from his offices for long periods.
II" grew cnr"l"B about his business
and social engagements Conditions
went from bad 10 worse; and then TO
wurN Finally th"r" wei" rumOrB
that ~" young man wng financially
involved Ou" day Robert Barry. Il
runl 'Viat" hiok"T. called ai La MOnt'g
ui'ic" ~ inuulr" about an Iny"aimcnt
uf $50" that La Mont had mad" for
him La Mont was not In hia Office.
Barry rnllrd several times. each time
being Informed that the broker had
not returned Harry eventually went
to ~" pUlic" with his story. ~" said
H." hrliuyuh that La Mont had fed.
\ f"w days ago IN San Diego poor
IS rlpd h"PRnr approached u d"'"ctiy"
on ~" street and asked for aims,
tn" dcicoiyc arrested n" man At
tho pUlic" station he was recognized
~ la Mont word was sent To Los
city went "a san Diego 10 TAX" tn"
prisoner back hOm" 10 face charr"a
uf rmb"y2linw "" II alh 10 haV"
taken not only ~" fiUO from Barry,
bat other trust funds Ha we'll. on his
.,iuru iu lun Angeles. La Mont ad-
mIiirh his identity "" said h" had
ned To- MrNlr" There h" had squan-
drrcd the money and soon found him.
self prunll".H ~" permitted his
beard 10 grow and sought work. Tn
able tu obtain II. this one" wealthy
man Joined party ni trampS and
rode with them on hrak"bcams TO
san Diego ~" rpRm"d the streets
Tor three days In search of work. but
with no announcement and. finally.
IN order to sustain iIfc. began to bog.
Tho nrgi man he accos,ci refused TO
aid him: the second was the detective
who placed him under arrest.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-28
SUMMONS.

c,,co,, cour, Of tho state OF Ore
!, and for klamath County.
s,,ora +. poggH. Plaintiff w I'D
;, +. noreN. Defendant, sum
rdvnrd =. l,ogga. D"f"hdnht
~. ,,mc u III" stat" ~ Oregon
ar, hereby required to answer
(. complaint nlcd against You In 'h"
.,,l,Icd suit on or before the
,oy Of November. 1908. being
[ ,,L day prrwcribcd IN III" order
| N, publication of thia summons.
A., ,ubll,niiun of which being
| friday. tho 2nd day Of October.
las. aud II you fnll I" answer Tor
| :, thereof, the plnlntin VIII apply
N. ,ourt for III" relief demanded
a. COMPLAINT nlod herein. to'wit
r,., deere. be- entered h"rcin.
| favor of plnlu,in aud ngninat de.
(.d1n, dlasolvlng ID" bonds "f mat
I,oo,y now existing between plain
|, and defendant. aud for such other
ll,,t a, may be- mc", 10 equity
TbI, summons IL served by publ
l,lon In the Evening Herald. n daily
L.x,papcr of general circulation.
|,hll,hcd In klamath County. Stn'"
\ oregon. by order of III" Hon
loorsr holland. Judge of III" CircUi,
oar fof the nrht Judicial District
uld state. under dat" ~ October
1905. which order requires sum
hon. to be- published for six success
I've weeks. commencing ON III" :nd
=, a, October. 1908. and ending on
\. 10th day Of November. 1905.
PIERCE EVANS.
iis Attorney for Plaintiff.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-28
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

General Land Oilicc. Washington. d.
e. August 81. 1908. NOTICE OF
RESTORATION OF PUBLIC LANDS
TO SETTLEMENT AND ENTRY.
Notice IL hereby given that the
Acting Secretary Of the Interior has
vacated departmental order OF with
drHwHl In so far as the same Affects
the withdrawal for irrigation purpOs-
~ under the act Of June II. 1902
l32 Stat. 3SSJ. for use In conDcc-
tIon with the klamath Project, Ore
gon. OF IN" following d"scrlbed lands
In tn" State Of Oregon. and by his
authority such of said tracts as have
not been heretofore finally restored
and are not otherwise Withdrawn. re.
served. or appropriated. will ba
subject to settlement under the pub.
lie land laws OF the United States on
and after November rs. 1908. but
shall not be subject to entry. filing.
or selection until December 2s, 1908,
ut the United States Land Once at
lHkovi"w. Oregon. warning being cA-
prcssiy given that no person VIII be
permitted to gain or exercise any
right whatever under any settlement
or occupation begun after August %.
1908. and prior TO November IS,
1908. all such settlement or occupa-
ton being forbidden:
Willamette Principal Meridian.
r. 40 s.. Il. s f.. SEA-. Sec. 33.
(SdD FRED DENNETr. Commis-
sioner, General Land Once.
(Sd.) JESSE u. WILSON. Acting
Secretary Of the Interior.
g-2S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-28

1919
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-28
A'ToiOiiiLIST GIFTS
DAMAGES FROM rAEMl,t

AAtEM. orc. Oc'ubrr 20 A yrr.
hi'' Tor damages thai upnoiR All the
traditional "Np"riunC"R Of the auto.
i'inbiliHt IN ia" rurni dIplrI,Ig. hpu
been h""Idrhin III" courts Of tnI
county
In this inDtnnc" II wnn the motor
"h'hnhlhn' who wun damaged nnd the
FARMER who was mulri"d. ii" rnnr.
II In said. "n'nblmhing precedent
Lns' summer benjamin wna drly.
lhg hib automobile near G,rynln. IllU
headlights w"r" iight"d ~ u warn.
lhg To dflv"rn and p"d"H,rlnnn. CIV.
'utiMord, u farmer. was driving nlong
III" road when BENJAMIN saw him
nhh pulled his nutumUbll" to ON" slide
oi III" I"hd tu let tho farmer aud MIS-
spirited horH"H pnHb currsfurd be-.
cam" 'onluh"d hnd turned his hurarn
into III" ma,hIn" with dnnuruH re-.
rul,h To III" automobile. BENJAMIN
sued f"r $40 aud wan awarded $500
inmng"n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-28
Ast..S

Woman suffrage was dealt n blow
In New York state this week when
Iustlc" TruaN In the supreme court
denied III" application oi Dr. Julia
SriunRarn. u sufIragit". for n writ nf
mandnmuS to compel III" board "f
election inspectors to r"cogni1" and
register her nv u voter. The corpora
tlon counsel who appeared for tn"
election inspectors declared that Il
female under III" laws of New York
state IL not entitled to vote. and tn"
court took the same view
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-28
NOTICE FOW PUBLICATION.

Department Of tho Interior. q. s.
and one" at takcsi-w. Oregon.
fs'ptenibcr 10. 1908.
Notice IL hereby given that william
Hayden. Of Klamath Falls. Ore
700. Who. on August -. 1908. mad.
Timber aud Ston" application. No
'V'. f0r net. NV =. See. 20. 7. 81
,, H. T. ". NJ. has MED motto. Of
|h'eh,lon to max" fnai proof. to en-
Abllsh clalm To the land above de-
|eribed. before County Clerk Kiam.
l'h County. n, his ONCE. at klamath
PAlls. Oregon. ON tho 2sth day of
November. 1908.
Claimant names ms wltncHsea:
Albert Harrison. A. 81. JamiSon.
John q. Schallock. Bcn Carlisle. all
'f klamath Falls. Oregon.
J. n. WATSON.
'l' Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-28
........

tn" iicch IN ~ r"'"TnbuTg makes
publl, ~" official statistic, ui ~" ON.
dHl executions In Russia during tss
year is"s on sentences imposed bi
III" military courts III" total IN c27
,f which ~ w"r" Iolii"is aud I33
dyllIanE tn" ngur,H a." cOnEld"Thb.
y below ~" earlier unofficial "iii.
mates which Ncur lls'd on the con.
i"mnAtiunE reported In press dis
patches According to the official ilg
lT"g 3il persons wor" either SHOT or
hung fof murder 81 arpOn acCoiupan.
led 10y violence. ~ Tor mutiny, -
tor crimes agpinrt IN" stat" and four
Tor dcs-i,iun III" Battle province
took n" lead In III" .In bcr of exc.
cu,lons with l3i This was due Ia
tn" nnal Mampiug ou' Of IA" insur'
F.ctIpn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-28
49,

4 Missouri physician has declared
that dairymcn who skim their milk
and sell II M the pure product ought
to be hanged. This II all very well
nv far as II goes. but how about III"
rascais that skim the chalk IN the
winter and soil II for cream?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-28
'.'':'':'

Campaign buttons. once 10 popu-
lar. are drug on the market Man
ulaciur"rs az" greatly overStockod
aud are dIsposing OF them at reduced
rates to news and candy stands who
III tribute them To the small boys,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-28

Civilization goes marching on. a
mob OF Kurds recently raided a Con-
s,antlnoplc police station and lynchcd
q Greek prisoner who was accused OF
acting improperly toward u Moham-
mcdan woman,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-28

Hotel with everything new. dlniEg
room kitchen. eight rooms. parlor;
hnc patronage. feeding from $50 TO
200 daily. Inquire at Hotel Doris.
Doris. California. S-jtf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-28

Using n Visible typewriter and writ
Ing ~ words per minute. Miss Frlta
won the worlds speed championship
it Madison Spare Garden this week.
The evening world., 1908-11-09
UNoCCUPIED HOUSE is
TWICE -Ei ON FIRE.
NarSal Finally Puts a Guard Over
West Fifteenth Street
Building.

Within three hours to-day two alarms
We're sent out for fires in the unoccu-
pied three-story and basement house at
No. 1871 West Fifteenth street. 1t is
thought that both were of incendiary
origin.
Shortly after midnight smoke was
seen issuing from the basement The
tiremen came soon and extinguished
the blaze. Two hours later man liv-
ing in an adjoining house discovered a
second fire, The firemen found this had
started in a closet on the ground floor.
The ire marshal put a guard on the
place.
Assistant Marshal David Kelly, who
was assigned To- watch the place later,
ordered Policeman George hopkins to
arrest young man hanging around
tie place. He gave the name of Edward
X mn.
The evening world., 1908-11-09
TOBACCO SLUMPS,
OTHER STOCKS ARE
SOLD FOR PROFITS
Court Decision Against Cor
poration Causes Sensational
Drop in Curb Market.

A sensational break Of 90 points In the
price OF The common stock Of the Ameri.
can Tobacco Comp any on the curb mar
ket to-day resulted in sharp reaction
in prices OF leading active stocks durin1
the early hours Of trading on the New
York Stock Exchange. The violent de-
cline in Tobacco stock was attributed tc
the decision Of the United States Cir
cult Court declaring that the American
Tobacco Company was combination
in restraint of trade which was giveF
after the close of the stock market or
Saturday.
The last price for Tobacco Company
common on Saturday was So and lis
high price of last week was 800, but dur
ing the first hour of trading on the curl
market to-day II sold down to SiS The
price Of American Tobacco preferred or
the Stock Exchange fell is points
the per cent. bonds l-2 and the
per cent. bonds 3-4 points.
Not only did the decision Of the court
cause grave anxiety as to the scope o!
the Sherman law, but the unfavoraole
situation was aggravated by profit
taking movement by last weeks buyers
who flooded the market with selling or
ders.
The majority Of the leading active
stocks sold l 10 l-2 points lower than
Saturday in the course of the first hour
These included L. ) Steel AmalsamateC
Copper, American Smelling. all the Pa
cine railroad stocks except Great North
ern preferred and several OF the Easter
trunk lines, coalers and southern rail-
road stocks.
A vigorous rally followed later, when a
number Of new points of strength d.
ve.oped, establishing handsome net gains
in those stocks over Saturdays cios!hS
Missouri Pacific was conspicuous WIN
a rise Of 3-4
The later stock market showed a sun
sidence of the acute apprehenslot
manifested earlier over the scope OF tht
American Tobacco decision. Operations
were resumed on the long side OF the
market and prices Mere Mafheu up a.
effect of restoring the general leNei u
Saturdays closing or above. Read,n -
and a group of Coalers, the ROCK ISL
and stocks and AmerllaL SnE't M,,a
the Gould group t. sustain the lhAlket
There was manifest pressure to con,
tinue the realizing of profits on al
strong spots and the lrEoE lar me- n.y.,
rupted effect from this during the re,
mainder of the day. Prices ran OF.
again in the late dealings in some cases
to near the lowest.
Stocks sold off at the close and prices
we're from ! to points down. Read,
ing, the Pacitics, Rock Island ana
Steel were the most active in the trad
ing. .,..,., SOS ooC
shares, and of bonds s6,ii5,vW -.
The sales for the day were the largest
since March, 1907.
The evening world., 1908-11-09
ELECTION-RETURNS RECORD
Credit Due Largely 10 new York
and Jersey Telephone Company.

All records for speed in the gathering
Of election returns were broken last
Tuesday night, and large part Of the
credit is due TO the Ne WORK anu New
Jersey Telephone Company, when CO.
operated with The World. 1t perfec, ed
arrangements in advance for the prompt
hardly closed when the returns began 10
roll into The World Office over many
wires.
The telephone demonstrated both its
CELEBRITY and Its .ar-r,aching ramilica-
lions. Il collected and distributed re-
turns from every section Of the country
with a sIeeI and completeness hitherto
unparalleled, The New York Company
exchanged information with every ither
company I'm the United States throug
the agency ~ the long distance CON
pulitzer Building, therefore, was enabled
very early in the evening 10 know he
trend ~ the election.
The evening world., 1908-11-09
LOST HIS LEG, GIVEN
VERDICT FOR $4,000
Mother of Car Victim Awarded
$4,000 for Losses Incident
to Disability.

A Brooklyn Jury to-day awarded sos
900 damages TO William l.. Walsh. eigh-
teen years old, of No, 211 Franklin ave
nue., for the loss of a leg The young
mans mother was given $3.50 to repay
her for losses incident to the sons dis
ability. The case was tried before SUI
preme Court Justice Kelly.
Walsh two years ago was a passenger
in a Franklin avenue car belonging to
the Brooklyn and COney Island Railroad
Company when it collided with a Marcy
avenue car belonging 10 the Rr1oklyn
Rapid Transit. His right leg was
crushed and he narrowly escaped with
his life
\ conjunction suit was brought, the
trial of which was ended to-day
The evening world., 1908-11-09

The twenty-fourth annual Horse Show
opened to-day with Madison Square
Garden dressed in an entirely new color
scheme. The orange and black of for
mer exhibitions had entirely dsap-
peared save fer a few fuzzy heads of
yellow chrysanthemums in the lobby and
here and there a yellow streamer to
represent one of the four ribbon hues
from which the new color plan is de-
vised.
There was a preponderance of blue In
the festooned bunting and lots of red
and white. The boxes were draped with
rather scant strands of the four ribbon
coIors, caught up in the middle with
rosettes of the same design as the
rosettes that so with the ribbon awards
As usual, only the regulars were out
at the opening hour, with here and there
a little group of horsey individuals on
the promenade. The radiance OF a few
purple and emerald waistcoats put the
decorations OF the Garden to shame.
A few notable horsemen were on hand
to see the little Boots hop out on the
tanbark at o'clock and pipe few
notes on his bugle, ne immemorial GER
emony for announcing that the gates
should be flung open for a weeks exhi-
bition of equine aristocracy. Thomas
Hitchcock jr. was there TO watch a half
dozen of his big. rawbonsd jumpers try
out in the initial class for judging fifty
two hunters.
Looks for Big Success.
The evening world., 1908-11-09

exhibited for James Kilgour OF Toronto.
by Hugh Wilson. won the blue, and an
the red. Twilight was also shown by
Mr.. Wilson. Grove & Murray, Cana
dian breeders. captured the yellow EN-
blem with The Wasp. and the II. c.
went to Sidney Holloway. who rode his
own hunter. Takonite.
F. Ambrose Clarke, stepson OF the
late Bishop Potter, was applauded for
his exhibition of Night Hawk, his beau
tifully .gowned wife leading the APP
plause from box No 40, where she sat
with Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock and a
group of society women who are ardent
horsevomen.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt was much In evil
dence, visiting the boxes. but his In
terest In the show this year Is purely
social. He has no entries.
One Girl Rides Astride.
The afternoon attendance was scant
scarcely dozen boxes being filled, and
only Il few couples appearing on the
promenade. Even these few seemed
bored by the long drawn out elimina-
ton events. But when the ladies sad
die horse class was shown a quicken
ing interest was manifest, especially in
some of the comely and graceful
feminine riders.
OF all the equestriennes only one rode
astride-Miss Marguerite Gibbs Wyatt.
"A fifteen year-old miss with flowing hair.
who rode spirited mount with the CON
tidence of a dragon. She rode w. A.
McGibbon's Moscow, and in spite of her
fine horsemanship was early given the
gate to the great chaGrin of a host of
young folk, who applauded her uproar-
iously.
Mrs. W. A. McGibbon rode Cardinal.
a fine outstanding bay chestnut gelding.
and captured the blue. The red ribbon
was awarded to George WatsOn's Flirta-
ton, ridden by Mrs. Blaisdell and the
yellow ment to h. ]. II. Talmidge's The
Herald, ridden by Mrs. a. De Guinea
The evening world., 1908-11-09
SHOT BY STRANGER.

Charles Monachino, thirty years old.
of No. $50 Forsythe street, died IN
OF No 100 Forsyth street, died IN
shot wound in the abdomen, which he
received on the evening of Nov 1 at
the hands OF II stranger.
He was met on the street by this
man who. evidently installing him for
some one else. drew "A revolver and
fired Monachino was unable to give
the police a fair description OF his as
sailant.
The evening world., 1908-11-09
COTTON REPORT SHOWS GAINS

WASHINGTON, Nov 9.-Thcre were
"d2'' active Pinaeres and Sle97S4 bales
ol cotton ginned from the growth OF
@s u NOV. t. These figures, announced
hy the CELSIUS Bureau to-day, are
al the corresponding date IA Ion = III
tlnAerts aud t.pt,as' bales ia 1906. and
-ryi- slnheiles ard G,'5G5y5 bales I'M l.1-
The evening world., 1908-11-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
! .tdlllh .,......... san Juan
~ a4l' ,-......-,t.,....., .,..... Galveston
ls.'rluld OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. C-.st0bal
l.lh''4" '.....r.....NeW orleans
h."I, ma ..'''.''.. ''.-.-,,....... Antwerp
MIN mana ''''''''.' ..'..'.....,..., London
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TO-DAY
Irene. Almsra. MaTuwyne Barbados,
C.othllde Cunel. Dagfred,
Alneria. Puerto C,ahaIlo
Tuscany. GEerUoCk. Zulia, Curacao.
Moor am, k1ttrr lam, Brace, Galveston.
Nlnurhaha, l'ndpu. Talisman. Havana
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TO DAY.
Surname, Demerara. UAer, -. Kits.
Jefferson, Norfolk.
The evening world., 1908-11-09
Col. FelloweS, the President,
Predicts It VIII BE a
Great Success.
A NEW COLOR SCHEME.
Blue PredonlinateS Instead of
Yellow and Blackstone
Well-KnOWn Patrons.
f VENING EVENTS
AT HORSE SNOW.

$50 p. M.-JudEing three pairs Of
ponies in harness, Glass CT.
$40 p. M.-JudgIng seventeen thor
oushhred saddle horses. Glass 20.
s.l0 p. NJ Judging four teams Cfour-
in-hands), Glass 40.
9.25 z. M.-JudEng three pairs of
horses. shown to broughams,
appointments to count, Glass 81.
$40 =. M.--Judging fourteen harness
horses. Glass 30.
100 P. M.-Judging sixteen qualified
= hunters Qight-weighO, Glass 81.
The evening world., 1908-11-09

To-day's highest. 5. ma last prices o.
stocks and Of net gaan.-s. AS compared Will
SATURDAYS fina! figures. are as follows:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
+ !.

Ssrr Unit 9egeiiterung bon fsiner
0ienit3eit ais 8apdaeriit er5d3Ieno):
49,. l~leber6aupt, i4 mar 5um &as
oalleriten gebpren!"
6rGuIein: nSatten Sic i4on aI3
Gino t;umme Seine2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
Gin 9 6lauer.

.0u," bort man S9uI5 gu MiiQer
Iagen,
sd Dout' f9on LANCE Dir mat fras
gen;
Wte neulid i6 BEL mir bemerte,
ST bod BON gang peri6ieo'ner Stdrte
Der 0rabt an IN ierm Selcpbon.
Weebt 0u parum, mctn lieber
Sobn?"
nSa, S6ul3etcr, bet femme id,
Die 0rGbte, bic fiinfmal 10 bid,
Wie dle anoern iino ou pben,
Die bat man, unb bet is 3u loben -
'Wie allies nirb 70 fein beod6t,
Sir S4Derborige angebra6t!"
@|rtIdrt.
rWus SIR &Ieiner fir trumms
9eine bat"
vgiun, oaS 1T ia AUDI bas NeItbdts
6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
9efonoere 3enn3ei6 n.

Sin 9orfidul3e erbdlt BON Der Be-
b0rbe bic 4ufforoerung, bon einem
inn 9etannten beionoere aenn5ei6en
fir einen Stedbrief an3ues6en. Der
S6ul3e I9rieb an bic 9ebOrbe:
nSran3 .. iiebt ieinem Batter iebr
G6nlif, i9lGft obne Striimpfe, es
trGumt ibm ielten, unb er ipielt lei'
beni6aftli6 Stat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
e in 6 8.

Griter MiIIiondr: Die Meni6ens
freKsrsi bat jebt Bel uns IN @fritd
faIt gang auf9eb0rt."
3neiter: .Stimmt, Iett Die oieIcH
4utos 4frifa burdtreu3en - tonnen
bic %Ginoeborenen beqllem BON ben
iiberfabrenen S6iersn leben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
6 m & es niffen.

2ebrer: r9ott iorgt fir aGe ge'
id0pfe III pdterlider Deiie. Wer giebt
Dir alio 81 eiien. &arlhen2"
&arlden: rllniere &D6in 4usuIts!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
Bonn 4 uernenbo |.

l1nteroIii5ier: nginjGbriger MebIz
mann, Sic bruu6en ii6 gar nidt 10
bel barauf ein5ubiloen. oab Sic Doc
tor Suris iino! - 9dtte i'd ituoirt,
pGre i4 oielei6t isbt AUDI 10 elm
admeel ipie Sie!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
90 iberfpr d..

Sri ter 9udbalter: nWer 1T Der
!Serr, Der ii9 nit benz Gbef 10 fur6tz
bar laut itreitet2"
3peiter 9u6balter: n0as 1T unier
filler Sbeilbaber!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
6 tnfa d..

2sutnont: r@ott, mas bod folde
3ioiloitter fir piel. Worte mahen.-
0a idreibt Ter" res muB iid ols
leg, a[es %fpenben". - Sd iagt man
bod einfd6 .3sbrt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
= . ( q.

919terden Ole einen 0isnItmann
an benz I6iefer Sburm angelebnt
iiebD: .Sieb' nal, papu, Der Damn
bat aber i9per 5u balten!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21

.g6 lob mr., Nllttdcn, Grgere Cid
tod) nidt, i'd drgere mid idN aud
ni6t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
n.

.Na, YiccoIo, mas bait 9u i'm sos
tel gu tbun9"
piccoIo: sd bin bel einem Imeris
taner angeitsat. benz i'd INNER meIIen
mub, ME peit er Ipuden fdnn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
Ourh bic 0Iume.

STUDENT o.: vWeBbdIb tommit 0u
benn nidt mebr in uniere Stamms
tneipe9 SaIt 9u benin ben Wirt9
beIeioigt2"
STUDENT g.: %, i'm e@gent6eil!
9ei benz bin i6 iebr gut ungeI6riez
benz"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
0erf6teoener Stanb<
bunft.

Srdu (tpsl6s Ireben Elm neues &leio
oeliefert betommen bait: Dies &leIo
1T lpirtIid pra6tpoa ~gelungen; i'd bin
NAL neugierig. mas es toiten miro"
Mdnn: .S6 ni6t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
d..

Spnntassidger: Die Saien idei'
men cine unsrtlGrli4e Qbnei9une se'
gen mi9 su baben, teiner ldbt iih fe'
ben unb Der cine, ben ib gu 9eIi6i
BEAM, fiiblts ii4 lsioer niGt setrofs
FEM"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
Der s6emaIige MeniurFu.

Der ebemdli9e Men UT Us
bent.
S6pelter: n9ruber, es 1T 3eit,
baB Ou So63eitstoilette madIt."
Glitter aorpSituocnt ian ieinem Sod
ScitStdge): .Nd, bd ipolcn mir uns
nal CUR Weniur fiirs 2ebcn anbanoGs
giren."
DEPOT.
5irIt: SIT bus cine Site. cine
Shpiile!"
6Dfline: nSd, i4 CLAUDE, Sobeit
oeruben, Elm 0cipitter gu betommen."