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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-25
CHAPTER X.

Richards promotion came sooner
than he had dared hope. The art critic
was to take a trip to Europe, and
Derring was offered the position.
Something in the quality of his ar
ticles had attracted attention; and he
had even handed in several specials
on his own account, that were ac-
cepted with some show Of interest.
He owed his rapid advancement
partly, too. to something that, for
want of better name, we call per
sonality. Those who came near him
felt its influence. The office boy ap-
proved of him; the managing editor
stood ready to help him. That he gave
no return to the liking he inspired
seemed to make no difference. His un-
satisfied heart was a magnet, drawing
to itself the particles of humanity and
holding them.
His new work took him to the Art
Institute and into the world of artists,
and he saw his new friend often.
Sometimes they stopped for a word in
the halls; sometimes he sought her
studio in the intervals of work Their
relation had become that of good-com-
radeship. Derring supposed that he
felt towards her as he would have fe.:
towards a man-if there were such a
man. He turned to her with each new
interest. They discussed every sub
ject in the range of art literature and
life But their intercourse was free
from even hint of loye-making. She
had only the grays and browns of her
apparel.
With his promotion and increase OF
salary Derring had changed his board.
ing place to pleasanter part of the
city. He had not thought to ask her
where she lived. 1t had not occurred
to him that he might happen on the
same place until the first night at din.
ner when he raised his eyes from his
plate and found her on the opposite
side of the table, smiling quietly at his
surprise
That she saw the surprise was evi
dent But that she civined the accom-.
panying veXation could be guessC d
only from the care she took to put
him at ease. 1t was like her. She
would not be so stupid as to misup
ueISldHu llIII HOIe lIdn a man
would have done.
1t was three months after the be
ginning of their acquaintance that he
hurried into the studio one morning
to ask her to lend him a book he had
seen in her bookcase. He was short
of material, he explained. He wanted
to work up the Arundel collection. II
she would lend him that book it would
save him a trip to the library.
In his haste he did not notice
though he remembered afterwards
the slight hesitation with which SHE
took the book from the case and hand
ed it to him. 1t was small, leather
bound pocket edition, such as tourists
carry. and bore in gilt. on the side
1.-The Masterpieces of Europe anG
England"
Yes. that 10 it." He opened 1t q,
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Such a Mean Trick,

Come home with me to dinner to-
night. Gormley."
Delighted"
Il want you to hear my youngest
daughter play the piano.
by Jove. I'm awfully sorry, old
chap, but have forgotten a most inn
portant engagement. Some other
night, dear boy"
Sorry about the engagement, Germ
ley. The fact is have neither Q
youngest daughter nor piano"
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In Pittsburo,

The City Editor-Here's a mighty
good story about young fellow who
runs away with chorus girl.
The Night Editor-What's that! A
good story? Why, it's been done to
death.
The City Editor-This one hasn't.
It's an absolute novelty. The young
fellow is neither millionaire nor .
Pittsburger!
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A Remnant Of the Dark.

A colored man died without medi-
ical attendance, and the coroner went
to investigate.
Did Samuel Williams live here?"
he asked the weeping woman whA
opened the door.
"Yassuh," she replied between sobS,
Il want to see the remains"
Il is de remains" she answered,
proudly.-Everybody Magazine.
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important to Mothers.
Perhaps So.

Your wife does not appear to be
satisfied"
She ought to be, she always has
her own way. Oughtn't she be salts
fed when l always let her have her
own way without opposition"
Shed be better satisfied with It IL
she had to fight for it,"
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Just Like Him.

Howell-Do you think that DIR. Row
ell will make much of a record in the
legislature?
Powell-Sure; the first thing he
will try to do will be to perform az.
operation on the foot of the calendkH u:
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For the Reciprocation Of Christina.

remembrances or purchasing your own
gifts buy Waterman's Ideal Fountain
Pen. Known to both givers and receivers
pen. Gold pens @ exchanged until til satisfae. ssls
tory. Avoid limitations and substitutes
Try this pen at any of the best dealers.
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Her Last Wcrd.

Him-You're wrong, and I've proved
that you were wrong. But only . fool
would argue with a woman.
Her-That's what I've been think.
tng.-Cleveland Leader.
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Evidence Of Jnebrie+v

Nell-Im afraid Mr.. Guzzler had too
much drink at the dinner last night.
Bell--What makes you think SO?
Nell-When the charlotte russo was
served he was trying to blow the
froth off.-Philadelphia Record.
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secret of human happiness is this
never suffer your energies to stagnate.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-25
ALIENS IUN(

ALIENS LUNG BALSAM IL
has been used successfully for years for deepsesa
coughs, colds and bronchitis. Everybody should
know about 1t. 1t is simple, safe and sure.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-27
Sarrensanl nub Sieitpfero;

Gin iibermiitbiges Heitpfero sing
an einem slsnben &arrengaul porbei,
Der miibiam bic fdpere 2ait babins
aog.
so polIts id nibt leben!" rief
i6m itolS bas Reitpferb gu.
.Ber iust Dir benn, baB id lsben
tpia?" erfpiberts bisier uno itanb teu>
<henb fiji. Gtpas betroffen tdnaeIte
bas Reitpferb bapon. sd CLAUDE,
bieIer &urrenSauI 1T itoI5er ala i4" /,
Faste es iid.
0ieie antport Fi.l benz Rsitpfsrbe
aa6 Sabren pieber elm, uls es Ielber
10 erniebriet mar unb unter peitI
Ibenbi,ben eine 2dit Steine taum
ben Siisel binanbra4te. als es nun
abr einmal itille ituno unb mad Cuff
,unb 2tben fsu6te. nobel tbm Elm ers
frii6enber Winbbdu9 &opf unb @sis
den tiiblte, ba fam ibm Der 9ebante: /:
sd CLAUDE, isner &arrensduI bat
mid = angelossn! - Ollie GefdOpfs
5aben nur Elm 2eben, uno its lieben's-
!ei's unter Seuf5eru - aud bic aar'
rGnaGuls.-
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-ab 10! Der Waier ma9t i.st
INNER auf Soften unberer @iBe." =
.9as III aber ni9t f9On BON ibm.
~Reiu; absr er mub bait bapon
Ieben."
: Cine reeIGe Sirma. @e>
f6Gftsinbuber gum 2ebrlinO:
rS6n.l nimm bic paFerbi9ten
Wdntel beretn, .s resnet!!"
-3rebitf 9Gbigung. Stuz
bio: pOOnnerpetter, ieBt bab' id m.in
Portemonnaie beim S9neiber liesen
laFen!" - .Sit bsnn Iobiel 9,lb
barin9" = r9as iit's ia eben; es 1T
leiber gar nidts brin auber meiner
8iiitentarte unb einem alien &nopf."
&onfequeus. S9aufpi.lsr
Gu ieinem partner, benz 9ireftpr) :
sd bsrlunse. ouB bus Siibnd.n,
tpel9es i9 i'm sipeiten @tte gu pers
asbren babe, s9t it," Oirettor: .@ie
sic tpolIen. Damn muB obsr aud
bic Sbrf.ise. bi. ib Sbnen slsid bars
auf gu ssben babe, edit fsin."
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Srrtbum aussefd I 0 f.
fen. sd tpeib gsnuu. Mamd, baB
es an meinem 8allubeno geregnet bat;
msins fGmmtIi9sn Sdnssr bab.n bas
bon seiprpden."
-4usrebe. Ridter: rSie bes
baupten, Sic polItsn Inn @rbeit bits
ten unb trobbem bettelten Sic" Strpz
mer: .Man fann bod ni9t glei9 nit
Der Sbiir in's Saus falIen."
9algenbumor. agent:
vMollen sic ii9 nt9t gesen Oiebitabl
Derli9ern laFsn9" 2ebemann: n0a
muF.n Ste gu meinn 9ldubigern
seben. bensn sebDrt, mas i9 belize
Ser 2orb. Cine lGnbIide
C9One trus einen aorb Roien au
Martte. .Was foiten ole Define
Rofen2" fraste blins.lnb Elm Serr,
Der ibr besesnete. rWtit ober obne
Sorb2" fragte Iie. rObne &orb nus
tirli9", erfpiberte Der Serr. limb
taufte bic RoIen. Ibsr ben 3orb Be-
fam sr na96er bod.
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amiiiantes @eisllidaftsipieI.

Sn ben enslii9en S9lDF.rn Der>
tiirst man ii9 Die lansen Dinterz
ubenoe nit folsenOem @eieafdaftss
fpiel. Man brau9t boSu lpeiBe, ros
ienfurbene. bIuue. selbs unO lila pa
pierblGttden, Die auf eigentbiimli9e
Weife aussefdnitten finb, fobab alIers
lei feltidme @ersierunsen entiteben.
3pif9en biefe binein fdreibt man
cine IiebsnspiirOise, seiitpoll. Ober
bumpriitifbe 9emertung. eine S4meis
9eIsi un6 bersl.i4en. Damn reidt
man bas 8lGttaen ieiner gladbarin.
Die Die aufgube bat. aus ben pie unb
ba peritreuten Dorten ben SAP pies
Der sufammen3uieBen. Sie Sa6e ift
ni9t 10 lsi9t, bu man nur 5 Winuten
3eit sibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-27

- Darnung. Grsunb: rDu,
bic Spdter oes Sauies 1T fehr fhpers
bOris; fprid aIfO INNER 70 Iaut pie
mOsIid, benn alles. mas iie nidt ges
nau Oeritebt, fuBt iie uIs 2isbesertIds
rung aufl"'
= @eGegenbeit. 8ertduferin:
.Serr Meierlid, Der 2ebrlins bat elm
Brett BON sinsm RssaI serbro6en. "
prinaipal: .9ott! SGnsen sic n
3ettel in bic 2luslasen: .@uspertauf
ipesen 2dbsnrsnopiruns".
Sein beraus. 9lnsetIuster
(ju lebenslGnslihem 3u9tbaus btrs
urtbeiID: Gin Slid. oab i9 fdon
ie95ig bin!"
= @alsenbumOr. 9i6ter:
,,Gine Rdlte berrf9t i'm 3immer. unb
i9 foil babel oidten - brrr - 6us
1T ia bas reinite S9iittslreimbqfein!"
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Die SnspeIen oss e@abs.

Gs tann Risman6 ipunbern, bab
Der Sdab bon periien feline SrnpeIen
70 eiferiiidtis biitet, bsnn Fe finben
ipirtli9 iaum ibresslei9en. Der
erDBte S9ab oarunter 1T elm
S6ipert. 6eFen 9efGb un6 Steioe
nit 0iomdnten bon ipunberbarer
9rDbe uno prd9tieem 9lan3e aus
seIsst iinb, bic einen Wertb bon ~
Willipnen Dollars baben IoIlen. Die
fiiritli6e &rpne entbdlt einen Rubin.
Ter als Der fd0nite Der D.It angelo
ben ipiro uno Der unter 34 MiIionen
Dollars seipiB nidt gu taufen ipGs
re. Sn ben S9obsepOlben finbst iid
ferner Elm reid nit Oiamantsn uno
Smaraaben perSierter StaotsgiirteI
uno eine unsebeure flberne 8aIe nit
ti9ter ginlase BON perlen unb Siirs
iiien. Gin febr merttpiiroises Stiid
III aud eine Grotusel. iporauf baS
2ano aug Gmai1e uub Supelsu bers
eeIteIt 1T, bic SliiiIe fin6 our4 Dtas
monten uno Die 2anbisen ourd Siirs
tifen oneesebsn, unb bic 8eree enos
lid Iinb erbaben searbeitet uno nit
elmer berrli6en 9oIbumrdbmuns pers
Iehen.
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RarOtfaniidle SabeI.

Der 6err Der Wiiite mar alt geipor'
ben unb tonnte ftin @ilb mebr fans
gen, um baran iein Weabl Su bulten.
Gr iagte itd: sd bin 10 fdtpa9 ges
tuOrben. buB i'd seiunbe Sbiere ni4t
mebr angreifen tann. Sd fiir9te.
bab id fierben muB Dor Sunser. Oars
INN TIT es notbpenbig, baB i9 cine Gift
eriinne." limb ber Strr nit Osm biden
3opf that 10 unb fprenets bic Radridt
aus. baB er trdnt fsi unb einen ses
fdtpoIlenen gals babe. Wie bic Sbiere
bic Ra9ri9t borten. fagten iie: .Dir
miiHen bod etnise BON uns ienben, um
su febsn, iuie es unIerem 3Onis gebtl"
unb bsfdloFen, 8Oten nab Der S0ble
bes Rranfen gu fenben, INN mad ieis
mem 8efinb.n su frasen. go oft nun
ems Der Sbiere gum 2Dpen trat, padte
er es unb frdb es. Die Sbiere tparen
febr bsripunb.rt, neil teins msbr iuies
Der fam uno ibnen Ra6ri6t bradte,
unb iie fusten au 8u el SuFein Reis
nete 5u9s), buB er binss6eu unb
na9feben foi1e. Dd gins Der Suda,
um ben 2Sipen au bsiuden. Dor Der
S6bte blieb er iteben unb fuste: rSeiI
iiber Dir. o &0nis, pie 1T 9ein Be-
finbenaA Sa antiuortste Der Batter
bes 9onners: Limb ii5er Dir sgriebel
Weine Stimme 1T fapd9 unO i9 bin
trant. aritt Elm, 5reunb, bamit id1
nt9t 10 ldut gu fpreden bruu4el" 8u
d Sufein entsssnet.: r8eripunberl
febs id bic Spuren bon Shieren, bic
gu Dir sinsen; lpo iinb bic SuBitapfen
berer, bic Did b.rlieBen2"
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Sumor bel aer5teu.

3pei frans0iifde @erSts bdben elm
tuterefantes Bud beraus5eseben. in
hem pieIe umiifante 3iise aus Der &C.
t9i9te bes 9ler3teitanbes unO Der
9eiItunit 5uiammensetrdsen iinb. So
bic foIsenoen: 8eim bpsieniiden gras
men felt Or. Sessenettes Die Srase:
no bssinnt bic 8eroauuns2" nSm
Runo," antportst Der STUDENT.
~Rein", beridtigt Der 2ebrer, rbis
Beroauung beginnt = in Der Slide"
gu 0r. 8retonneau tommt elm pas
titnt, Der cine fpprtrei1e S4iloerung
feiuer 2tiOen unO 8ef9tperbsn pOrs
5rinst unb ben arot iiberbaupt ni9t
gum Srusen tommen lGbt. Sdliebli9
Eeibt Dem Softor Die @ebulo uno er
Huterbridt Den Rebeitrom bes &rans
Yen nit bsm snsrsiiben 8sfebl: Set
stn Sic mir bi. 3unse: erit min ih
aie feben. ounn .rit bOren."
Ser betannte englii6e gbirurg
Sharp Derlor leidt bic @ebulb, ipenn
stmperIide 2eute nit allerlei serinss
tisisen Dinsen feline 3eit iiber 9s>
Siibr in 9lnipru9 nabmen. ginss Sas
ges ldBt ibn Elm 2orb rufen unb be-
f6pOrt ibn su b64fter giIe. Sharp
ftiirat Su Dem 3ranten uno conitatirt
Bel Dem pair BON England : cine
tsi4te Suutabfdiirfuns. absr Der
Mr5t nimmt pl0bli9 cine ernfte, iors
ssnpOn. Wiens an. 9ie GamiIis beobs
aht.t ibn unb ole .rsrsift Der sr6Bte
Sdr.dsn. Sharp f9reibt elm Rsaept
uno ruff mad Dem 9tener, Gr I9Grft
sbm elm, 70 raid 3u luufen. als .r
t6nne, iebe Sstunbe Tei BON gr0bter
Wi9tisteit.
,Sie glauben, ss 1T i9timm9-
fruJt unsitbua Ser putient.
Sbdrp nidt oiiiter: nDenn Der
Disner nidt iehr fhneu suriidtOmmt.
iFt gu befiir9ten -"
pier itodt er uub nidt tisffinnis
Dor fid bin.
r4btr nm @ottes nillen, Strr
Dottor, mas 1T su befiir9ten9"
pGs 1T gu befiir4ten," antiportete
Sharp nit benz sr0bten grnt, vOab
Die Dunoe fonft i9on gebeilt III. ebs
Der Siener auriidtommt.~
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-Sbre Quffaffung. 5rsun'
bin: yOu, @ui. mas Deritebt man eis
sentli9 unter elmer ~aiebesgabe"2
8adfifd: rOo9 pObl einen = Rub"
= 8etra9tung. 0i9terling:
,,0u i9iden mir bic ReouttiOnen mei'
ne @ebi9te INNER als r9ei9Gftspds
pierre" suriid, unb id babe bod nod
nismaIs elm 9ef9dft bumit semadt!"
uebertrumpft. Wiidels
bauer: .Satra! Infer S9ulmaita.
Der tann's! Der trintt ben Wein
nur mebr aus 2iterituBenl" Sofers
Iepp: .0Ds is gar nir! Infer Wtes'
ner, Der fauft 70 itarf, bab BEL uns
b.sipsg'n Der Wein tbeurer iporben
is." 9llmbiasl: DOS ia alIes no mir!
D.sen unIeren SberfDritern iei &u'
pfernafn bab'n r neuIi bic Gunten'
Itation psrlesen miiuFsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-27

- Die Sonlebrt. Der tltine
Spbn eines 86rIianers erbGlt Ole err
fen Rldpierftunoen. Bel Der Grldutes
runa Der 8lapiutur ertldrt ibm Der
2ebrer: .9ie tiefeH Sone duf Der
linten Ssite bss 8laDisrs nennt man
bi. ,gaiTs", Die bobsn SOne oasesen
auf Der rs9t.n Settle beiben
9a unterbriht ibn Der S9iilr: Sd
ipeib idon, Die Sdufsl" Rddbsm er
bariiber aufsstlart 1T, Oab bic rids
tis. gsSsi9nuns Der Distant" Iuus
tst, pir6 bas- @elernte repetirt. unO
als Der 2sbrer ipieoer frG5t, tpie man
ole bObtn Sttapsn nsnnt. ertpiOert
1priBden prompt: Der SistOnt!"
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rief iie binaus. .aOmm bersin, msin
Rinb!"
v@lsi92" b6rte man bon brauBsn
sin frif9es Stimm9en frdgen.
rSa, sIei9.4 anttpOrtste Sruu SOl>
Ven. Die Sleine, bic iebt uuf Der
S9pelIs ftanD, Ibu,ieste ii6, aIs iie
ben 9dit erblidte, an bic Wtutter an.
aber bann ertaunte fe ben Batter.
.ad, papa!" rief iie iiberraf9t NIT
ouflsu6ttnbem Bid. 9tbsr iis se@
traute ii9 ni9t tpsiter in's 3immer
binsin. ~Romm. 2uIu, fas' benz
Batter gutsn Sag" befabl iebt Srau
Solfen, inbem ii,. bas ainb an Der
9anb. auf ibren Wann susins. Oas
Bel belt fie bic ausen sefentt.
.@uten Sag, mstne liebe, tleine
2ulu!' iasts SoIftsu sGrtIid. Da
lieB bas Rinb bic 9anb Der Wutter
los unb itiirate in feline Urine. ~9uz
ten Gag, metn lieber, gutter papa!"
rief ss itrablenb. limb bas gan5s
sIiidIi4e 3inbtrsefi4t la4te gu Tim
smpor.
rOu bdft mid nibt berseFen, meine
tIeine 2uIu9" frost. ct isbt. Soft
erftaunt Hang es. rglber mir baben
uns fOlanse nidt sefeben! sOIanse
ni9t!" CT Fri9 iiber ibr Sdar, tpies
Der unb piebsr. Tsit sitternber Sdnb.
.Mber i9 tpeib bod nod gana gut,
mi. bu ausiisbft." .ntsesnste bic
Rleine. sd babe bod bein Bib"
.Stsb bier!" rief iie unb lief gu
elmer tIeinen gtosere an Der Daub,
bic sana NIT ROtsn, 8i9ern unb
Sournaien bepadt mar, sic Sps unter
sin.m StoB DON 3eitidriften cine
Photographic berpor unb bielt lie ibm
bin. n8as 5eist Drama mir ale
Sage
Limb bann2" fraste Der Batter.
Damn fiji i6 Di4," antiportete
bos 3inb. n9lle Sage"
Limb bic Ulama erlaubt bir bas9"
fraste Der Wann, iein 9eiiht tief auf
ben S9eitsl bss Rinbss nsigsnb.
.So," fldng bd cine Stimme an
isin Dbr, fpis aus ipsiter Gerne. Dit
Wamd srlaubt es. llno lie tpiirbe es
befeblen, penn 2uIu es ni9t bon
ielbft tbdte." gs mar elm berber,
I6arfer Slang in ben pdar Dorten,
bab .s bem Nlanne Bis in's Wurt
brong.
.2ulu bat ibren Batter lieb,4 iebte
bic Mutter bin5u. Sang rubig unb
iiibl. nRi9t pobr. 2ulu9" 9us
ainb nidte nur, fpis man gu Selbits
beritGnbli6em nidt. mo iebes Bort
iibsrfIiiffg 1T.
Wernsr SOIfen iub nit balbem
Bid empor. .Warum bas. alles9'
ftonb es aIs qualpoll. Srose burin.
sic fiiblte, bub iie ibm Elm Dort
Der GrtIdruns fdulpis mar. ~Oas
Iinb bic ungliidli9ften 9eI90pfe auf
@ottes 8slt, bic Batter unb Wuttsr
nidt lieben," fuste iie einfa4.
Limb burum -. Idbt bu iie mein
Bib ...2" @r iprdd nidt psiter,
ibm eritidte bic Grrssuns bas Wprt
in Der &eble.
rDarum -. ia" entsesnete lie.
SD mill ai9t, bab iie itmols gu bies
len armen 9ei9opfa geb0rt."
gr fab iie an nit sinem beibsn,
Der3ebrenben Gram. Iber iis btm.rtte
es ni9t. ibr 4uss rubte auf benz
ainbe ipte in SeIbfberseHenbeit.
rUisin Elm unb ulIes auf Der Delt!"
leu6tete ss auf ibrem antIib pie
bur9 SbrGnen.
Oa itanb Der Monn auf. SD
bante bir!" faete er leife. sd bante
Dir i'm Ramen unieres RiHbes!"
gr sing babin, nibt tpie BON n.uem
Geben erfiiIIt. bon boffnunssfroben
@ebaufen. nnb bod mar in ieinsn
ausen Elm 9Iun3, als bdttsn iis in bis
ftroblenbe Spnne aeIeben.
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= uuter 8eraferen. .0s

uuter 9ergfeTen. Der
Tlsisr 1T bon Der So4erulp seitiir5t
= mas bat er ii9 benn babel ssbros
4en9" = rGar ni4ts." = rRa ia,
ba iisbt man NAL pieber ben 9ilsts
tdnten."
4usreoe. Wutter: ~asusne
ntdt, Du iaB.ft nit einem iunsen
Nann in Der 4onbitprei, unb aipar
eng perf9lunsen!" So9ter: ra9.
Wamu, mir batten iOpisl 9efrOrenes
segsFeu -. unb ba mar uns 70 talt." Z"
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= unanseuebm. 5ris4sn:
Den gdnsen Sag ftrsitsn iih Batter
unb Wiutter; tpsnn i'd dber mein
SduIseusnib beimbring'. bann iinb
iid bsibe einis, buB i'd S9lds' baben
mub!"
3sppelin in W ind n.
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bab' msiu Bier It.ben lufenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-27
8ietGt

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bsFonberen Wunid9"
Reuer StrdfIine: nSupohl.
bite. sebsn g mir ole 3ele, in Der
mein feliser Batter 70 lang mari"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-27

@9netber: rSeit aipei Sabrsn
tparte i'd auf oas @elb fir ben Ins
suJ. Serr Baron; fpolIen sic mir bic
9unoert Wurt benn ni9t enoli4 s.s
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gldlben sic. td gable Sbnen bunbert
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MODERN iit2"
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Grlanidter RpnuIps.

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Ball,
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frGuIeln!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-27
Su 3iueifel.

nMeine 8raut ibtdt mir obne cine
Belle ben 3erlObunssring Suriid.
@as fOlI ous nun bsiben; min Fs bic
8srlobung dufbeben, ooer bat iis ses
Isben, baB Der Rins ni4t edit iita"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-27

Der Daren5p,lbuur 1T SeubOn auf ben Mfbufn sa'
len ~9m fast Der bsrbesOe arst .sn s6r nFunter Ga
Rd men Der Bauer rob iner bisen Shmen ~pas ba Sns
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nett" t.f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-27

3uIebt sins sr S6ssrnb. 10 S0ssrnb.
tpis man einem sefiir9teten 3ieI ents
gesenssbt.
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iie tpobnte. gr sGblte bic Sausnums
mern: Oa. bas finite 9aus bon bier
muBte ss Isiu. S6eu ipie elm gsr>
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sr iber bic Reibs Der 6eniter bin.
9tber i'm IeIbsn Woment iab sr gu
Soben: iie funtelten 10 blsnbsnO in
Nsm arsIIen @Ormittassli9t.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21
DAYTONA WINS
FROM DeLAND.

The ball game Thursday afternoon
between DeI.ani and the home team
was good one throughout, the teams
being very evenly matched, and result
ed in a score of to in favor of Day.
iona, the only run Of the game being
made in the first inning
Next Thursday the St Augustine
team will probohly be here to try
the mettlc OF the Daytona boys and
this game should attract a large crowd,
as has always been the case in the past
as they put up strong fight and Day
tona IS hard to beat \ large attend
ance will gladden. the heart of the
also. a. the expense OF
is greater in this case,
owing to the visitors having to remain
over night. gazette
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21
CHICKENS PREVENT
TYPHOID FEVER.
DELAND, MAY II, 1000.

DELAND, May ~, 1909.
Editor DeLdnd News;
Chickens are the GOD Givcn Scdven-
gers OF the human race have never
known even a few hundred Of them,
grouped together in village or town
life, to have good health long, unless
they kept chickens--yet | have seen
several thousand in a city where they
kept chickens, for years without sick
ness.
In my county in Georgia, in 1888. the
county court house was moved and
hundreds of Us built new homes there
and before the court house was com.
pleted two sides of the square were full
of new store houses and two large build.
ings went up for male and female
college. Now, the most of us, in fact
about all Of It's, left our chickens on our
farms with the negroes and thus
saved the time of building fowl houses
and yards Well wc had not been there
twelve months until We had plenty Of
typhoid fever. and /, spread and spread
until every family in the place had it
Again. in IS;S. moved to Texas and
then | found myself located near some
farmers who had over 1000 negroes a,
their quarters half mile from their
dwellings. They had never allowed
their negroes to keep chickens and al.
though they had not been there NOR,
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21
(New York Press

BY treatment SO heroic that many
persons who saw it thought the sur.
geon was demented, Dr. Burke, of
Bellevue Hospital, recently saved the
life of Evan killeen, months old, Of
ass Avenue a. The baby was choking
to death slowly from a jack which
he had attempted to swallow, and
which had lodged in his windpipe,
Seated in an ambulance which was
going through the East Side streets at
a 5o.mile clip. DR., Burke seized the
baby by the heels, swung him head
downward several times. and then be-
gan whirling him about his head,
When the ambulance reached Twenty
third street and First avenue the sur
geon heard something strike the bot
tom of the ambulance with metallic
ring. He also heard the baby give a
gasp of relief.
Pausing in the heroic treatment
which he was practicing, the surgeon
looked toward the bottom of the ambu-
lance, and was delighted to see the
six-pronged piece of iron lying there.
Then he took the baby tenderly in his
arms and endeavored to make up by
soothing treatment for all the necessary
rough usage to which he had subjected
the youngster since the race against
death started Little Evan was almost
exhausted The surgeon knew, how.
ever. his patients life was saved, and
that in q few hours he would be all
right.