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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28
HAS 4 LET TER
 q YEARS OLD
W. H. Yancy Digs Up Message
 From Brother Who Was Killed Before ViCkSbUrg

Memories of the epoch-making time of the sixties are recalled by a letter in the possession of W. F. Yancy, who arrived in Prescott thirtyfOur years ago and has been ia Arizona ever since. Yancy is now ia Bisbee, where he has lived for a number of years, and the recurrence of April 2, but a few days distant, has called to mind a letter he received on that date forty-siK years ago
 The writer of the letter was brother of W. H. Yancy, the latter being only twelve years of age at the time. The young soldier writing him vas twenty-one, and had lefi school to become a part of the great army fighting for the union. A yeai later he was killed at Black Creek bridge. fifteen miles east of Vieks burg. before the surrender of that Confederate stronghold.
 Tho letter Is written on a pagt torn from a note book, and is such as one would expect to younger brotncr. The writer wa3 member of the Fourth Iowa cavalry. Compan, K.
 It reads as follows:
 Springfield, Mo- April 2. 1862 Dear William
 Rece.yod you letter last sunca!
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28

stonei A stick of giant powder toucn- ed off in their miaSt could not have caused gTes.tsF eonsterzfation to the cid timers RsxasBslraness more formidable than the Declaration Of Independence were signed aed pre- sented and g. boycott was generally taken. ConsternatiSp refsned and C. unanimous vote was taken, which va carried. reinstating the cocktail route forever in thGf historic surroundings which gave it birth. The sign was at once turned to the wall.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28
OWING RICH plTaE DEPOSITS

NEEDLES March s7.-A c. Mum of Los Angeles has located 12.oOO acres in Chemehuavis valley for nitre depos'ts. Experts have been making assays of the surface for the past week and they show an average of % Der cent. Property is located about D niles south o1 this place.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28
xrs. W,nslrx,s sec.hirs syrup

aas hern ussd for over eTXTI-ETTs ylzAstt- tIvfIIcES .f EQrssEds sar =, t,-lr et'Itoia st3JT)tF.5 .i,e t afI D SOFT Q x s ele 9,g e 8 Al1A ss 99AIs. 9nPES WIND s)OLIf, au9 is the h rsn1ly Tor sll ss1f e(lAs 3on by Drutrs1ts ln rt part of 5n- ssfr1d- Ba sisre az ask Tor elfa. wl soW'a sootEinE Syrlr.- and sEke 70 othsr fi bod sDa Dr1srs act- June asfh- laH serial HuTrA sE AS OLD AID WELL TEI2.D L-1-k-D-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28

On Request We dag % go a s'Gs oBss iS0s Bs od aoi tor later Those who come With the entention of buying will be afforded every opportunity 10 do So. h fact we ad- cannot be duplicated but whether you come to look or buy you are equally welcome
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28

above the buikbezd of an ash barrel.
 Quickly. with a pail of water, Fri joIes" tnwarted the prediction Of the V itch and received a szzs<fsseh a his reward
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON. March 27.-Fair in south, showers in north portion Sun day and Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28
ANCIENT CUSTOM ALMOST ExT|NGU|SHEO
 - [ Historic Cocktail Route in Tombstone Threatened
 With Repeal

The knights Of the cocktail route
 In Tombstone have recently sent up a "holler" which reached the skies. They resonated 90 stoutly that tho inroads
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28

All Other Depts R s2sG ooss s ssoos SS"saT % sPa aso usher in the Spring season by displaying everything new, We desire to make particular mention of the new Summer Fabrics Hosiery, LaceS, Gloves, Neckwear, Leather Goods VeiIS and Vengs EnbrodeeS Corsets and numer ouS other lines which now at the height of complete ness.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
IMPERIAL VALLEY-A COUNTRY
GOD DID NOT FORGET
BY EVERETT p. TEAsDALE

fN HE largest area of farm land
(under one irrigation system) in
- the world is in Imperial county,
the youngest (only two years old), but
sixteenth in wealth and Importance in
the great state of California. The ia
nous Imperial valley lies about forty
miles west of the Colorado river, is
some fifty miles in length by thirty in
width, and is the center of Imperial
county, the southeastern corner of Cal
ifornia Here are found six prosper
Gus, fast growing towns, with good
schools, churches and banks, complete
telephone, telegraph and electric sys-
TENS, and with all modern conveniences
of civilization, with a population of
about $4,000 people. All of the land is
close to the railroad, with good ship
ping facilities and reasonable rates to
good markets close by. The valley line
of the Southern Pacific railway system
from Imperial Junction extends south
through these lands to the Mexican
boundary line and thence on through
Lower California to Yuma, Arizona,
To the northwest some $50 miles is the
great city of Los Angeles and the
thickly populated district of Southern
California; directly west seventy-nVe
miles is the city of San Diego on the
Pacific coast.
No better land can be found in any
county, which, with warmth and mois-
ture, has no limit to the productive
capacity of its soil. The attention or
the farmer the stock raiser, the dairy
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
CALM LAKE IN MIDocEoN

In the middle of the North Atlantic
there is an area of comparatively still
water almost equal to Continental Eu-
rope in extent and more or less COW
cred with floating seaweed. 1t was
known as the Mar de Sargaco to Co.
lumbus and the early navigators, and
is the Sargasso sea of modern geog-
raphers.
The floating seaweed. says Field, was
formerly supposed to have grown near
the Bahama and Florida shores, and to
have drifted to it's present position. 1t
is now, however, known to grow and
propag gate itself where it is found. In
it are found globular masses of weed
containing fish eggs and known as fish
nests. ..-.Fte
Recent Investigations show that the
floating weed of the Sargasso sea Is
the chosen breeding place of species of
flying fish.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

man and the grower of fruits and spe-
Cial crops should be arrested by the
opportunities of this region. 1t is dis
tinctiVely a farming section, and as
agriculture is the basis of abiding
prosperity for towns there are oppor-
tunities here for the shopkeeper, the
merchant and the mechanic-in these
fast-growing, prosperous communities
which offer a profitable and safe field
for investment. There is no place in
the great southwest where intelligent
effort will win independence and bet
ter returns than Imperial valley. The
opportunities are many, the area is
great, the water and sunshine abun-
dant, the soil immensely rich. the eli
mate healthful and temperate. Tho
valley and the county offer much to
anyone who wants to get ahead.
The water for irrigating this vast
area is taken from the Colorado river,
four miles north of the international
boundary line, near Yuma, Arizona;
conducted through the main canals,
and these are subdivided again and
again. until the network of canals
covers the entire area, there being
over 1000 miles of irrigation ditches.
Water is cheap and plentiful. Thls
source of water supply provides for
ten times as much water as was used
in the entire system last year, when
25O,OOO acres were irrigated. The sys-
tenn, therefore, guarantees an abun-
dant supply which is rich in sediment
fertilizer and assures the soil from be-
coming exhausted from intensive crop
ping. No artificial fertilizers are used
or will ever be needed.
Imperial valley has taken place
among the sections that successfully
produce citrus fruits. The climatic
conditions are perfect for early oranges.
The supply of water is fully up to the
requirements of citrus fruits. Scale
and other pests that are troublesome
and a cause of extra expense are un-
known in Imperial valley.
The latest achievement of this region
is the practical demonstration OF COT
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
LOS ANGELES HERALD SUNDAY MAGAZINE

ton production on commercial basis.
The demonstration has been complete
and no one can doubt that Imperial
valley will become one of the great
cotton producing sections of the
United States. Here is a country that
surely presents variety of opportunity
sufficient to satisfy all comers.
The Imperial valley is one of the
greatest valleys of California, and 1t
is forty miles to the west coast of the
Colorado river. 1t is one of the rich
est deltas in the worlI-richer than the
valley of the Nile, the famous Chai-
dean plains in Persia, or the best lands
in Holland. There are at the present
time about 250,000 acres of land under
cultivation and being irrigated. The
entire valley contains about 4OO,OOO
acres and the irrigation system is the
largest and best in the world. Water
is plentiful, cheap. and there Is an
abundance for all purposes. Ihls
gives stability to the locality.
Imperial valley lands are for sale
at various prices, the unimproved from
SO to $35 per acre and the improved
lands, with water right, from 500 10
5000 per acre.
All through this valley you Will hnd
prosperous towns with every modern
convenience, electric lighted water and
ice plants, telephones, good schools
churches and banks and all modern,
up-to-date appliances found In any
we'll settled section of the country. All
of the land is close to the railroad
with good shipping facilities and reas-
enable rates to good markets close py.
The Southern Pacific railroad traverses
this valley. .,,o
The crops in Imperial valley for the
current fiscal year ending July 81, l9O9'
amount to something over So,OOo,oVO'
The products were sold on good basis
with good returns to the grower. inns.
taken in consideration with the lacl
that there are only ABOUT zzV"o Pe9p,1 gi,,
at the present time located In III,
perial valley, gives evidence or general
nrosperity. This section is growing
verv fast and is one of the most I'M
portant of the great Pacinc southwest
President Roosevelt, in recent mes
sage to congress, said these lmperisl
valley irrigated lands would soon be
vsortH from $500 to $500 per acre. The
crops now being raised fuily JUSTIFY
No government land is open for
ORIGINAL filing. but choice locations
can he purchased from present holu-
ers for reasonable amounts and soIile
rare bargains are now availaple'
imperial Valley Irrigated Lands
We have for sale the best of these
lands. with offices in all of the towns
our head Imperial valley ottice is ~
Gated at Brawley, in charge of Mr.,
Earl c. Pound Of our firm, next tots to
the nostoffice. Sixth and Main streets
in in the imperial Valley Bank building;
Brawley is one of the principIal
towns, is growing very fast, ana auJa.
cent to this town, close by' Is 10 ps
tonnd a large body of the best land
in in the valley. Those in charge of our
offices will always take pleasure IN
giving information to homeseekers OF
investors and in showing, the land we
have for sale. and will do 80 at any
iIn1n
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
IN A GERMAN CLASS ROOM

The class at Heidelberg was studying
English conjugations, and each Vero
considered was used in model sent
ence, so that the students would gam
the benefit of pronouncing the con-
necteG series of words, as well as
learning the varying forms OF the Verp.
This morning it was the verb TO nave
in the sentence. II have gold mine.
Herr Schmitz was called to his feet
by r-rof. Wulff.
"Conjugate do haff' in der sentence,
Il haff a golt mine,'" the professor or
dered.
Herr Schmitz proceeded:
"I haff a golt mine, du hast a golt
Iein, he hass a golt hiss. We, you, or
dey haff a golt ours. yours, or deirs, as
de case may be."-Everybody's.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15
Die eebtmssauer ses men,d,eu.

Gs 1T betannt, bab bic 2ebenss
bauer bes M.nI9en felt ben lebten
25 Sahren in alien &ulturitaaten suz
nimmt. Sn OeIterrsiG1 5. 3. 1T bic
Sterbli9teit bon 80 auf 30 bom
Sauienb. in SoIanb BON 81 auf 10
berdbaeaongen. gn biefer 8eFerung
hdben bic pieIen bbgisniiden gsItres
bunsen unferer 3eit ben grDbten anz
theil. Defenders bic S9ubpudsn>
Smpfuna. Sebr piel MateridI iiber
OieIe Sruse Oerbantt man ben 2eb.nss
perii6erunss 9sfe1idaften, bic iid
elm 8erbienit auf bisiem 9ebiete err
porben baben. Wan bat auss.re6z
net. baB fir bsnisnisen. Der ss b.reits
auf Elm 4lter bon 30 Sdbren sebra9t
bat. eine srbebIide Gusfdt beitebt, ss
oud nod iiber go su bringen. Die
Sdlfte alIer 9r.iBisjGbrissn unter ben
8erii6erten errei9t nGmli9 Elm gtIter
BON mebr ala 60 Sdbren. Der dlteite
Wenid mar elm @nslGnbsr, Der Don
1901 Bis 1910 lebts! 9ei elmer Sc
rtdtspsrbanbluns erfdien er nit .inis
gen SDbnen. BON bensn ieber eben>
falls iaon melt iiber 100 SABRE
sGblts. Sn 9eutf6lanb fou elm.
S6leIierin, Sobanna Obit. $50 Sabre
alt gspOrben fein. 9luf bic 2sb.ns>
bauer tpirfen in eritsr Qinie stpei llm=
ItGnbe elm: @srerbuns unb 2ebensse>
ipobnbeiten. Gm beiten lit es fir bic
ainber, nenn Der Batter bei ibrer 9ez
burt nidbt unter 25 unb nibt iiber
40. bic Shutter nidt iiber 35 Sabr.
alt lit. Sine sroBe RoIIe fpielen bel
Der 8ersrbuns fsIbitperftGnbIi9
&rantbeiten, pie Subertuloie, BEL
arebs 1T bic @sfabr Der @ersrbuns
niht 10 grob, fpie bas publitum ses
pDbnlid glaubt. 9Iu4 bas 96rpers
aetpi5t lit nidt obne ginIlub. Der
in Der Sus.nO elm bpbes a6rpsrge>
pid1t = pieIIsi6t nit StpI3 : iein
eiaen nsnnt; Der bat penis usIi9t.
Tih bsfen ldnse gu erfreuen. Die fstts
reihen Renfd.n finb ipenis pibers
rfanbsfdbis s.s,n cine Reibe BON
8rantbsitsn. @i9tis III f.rner Der
3uitanb bss 9sfGBz unb g1srbsnz
fnitsms. Der MenId iIt nidt 10 aft
pie feline Sabre, iast man. fonSern
lpie feline arteri.n. Wsr iid CARTE
@rterienpGnbs beipabrt bat, Der bot
2lusiift, IGnser gu ls6sn, als IoI6e
nit itartsn Grterien. glber aud biez
fer umitdnb 1T bsuts pisIFa9 gum
Geiprnit sepOrOn. Weit peniser
Wsniden psrb.n burd leberarb.is
tuna als burd asbensssniiHe trant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

-au& Elm SubiIdum. rSbr
Greuno fsiert alio b.utt fein fiinfSiss
ties 8erufsiubilGums" = r5reili9,
fiinf3ismal bat er idOn feinen 8.ruf
gerpedielt!"
- &ein Gntrinnen. glrtiit
5um 2Openbdnbiser): pSts babsn's
bod gut, ipenn Sbr. glte aud NAL
iisr sic fudttg ift, bu ssbn sic eins
fad gu Sbr.n 2Opsn in ben &Gfig. +"
= rOd tennen sic dber meine 9llte
ible4t; i'd bab's neuIi6 70 sema6t,
ba lit iie in ben 8Gfig na9setOmmen
unb bat mid mitfdmmt ben 2Spen
bur4sebauen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

WiberG.st. gla9tpd9ter:
rSerr 8iirgermeiiter. beut' gaa9t buB
i'd i'm Sriebbpf a 2i6t bremen fes
ben." 8iirgermeiitsr: Sch p.iter,
purit bait bstrunten." Ra9tpGdz
ter: nRa9b.r bGtt' / ia afpei g'iebn."
= Aus benz @ramsn. groz
fefor: nSerr 8anbibat, I9ibt llns
tenntniB bes @efeBes por @srfols
eung2" Sanbibut: .ScpobI!" BRO,
fsiIor Gronifd1): 500 92a, 6unn
pollen mir aud bic Sbre niat ip.iter
psrfoleen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

: @ufridtis. Ri9ter: .grF
ttabIen sic SorelIen unb bann i'm
&auflaben 8utter9" 2lnsetIaster:
pRa ia, id tann bi. 5orsllen bod
ni9t trodsn .fsn!"
= Die 5auptfa9 Serr
S.is.nbaum b.iudt ben prinsipal
f.in.s Sobnes. ngtu, S.rr &obn,
ipie iinb sic NIT mel &obi sufries
benz mas, d tidtiser Sung! mas
er fdst unb tbut, bat Sanb unb
Sub" 9arauf Der &Obn: .Sanb
unb SUBS WOsIia. 2lbsr Isibsr ia
8opp."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15
Sm @ertrautn. @eit Sob.

-Sm @ertrauen. @eit Sab
rem bemerte i9 am Gsniter meines
Stammpirtbsbauies bie unb oa am
Oienitds. DOnneritag uno Samftag
cine SufeI nit Der auffdrift: nSeut.
frif6e Suuspiirits!" yiun sebe id
neuli6 an einem Wlittipo9 binein.
Der pittolo besriiBt mid uno riibmt
mir bic friiden 2ebertpiirIte an. quf
m.ine ginpenopng, baB bsute feline
Safel bruuB.n bdnse, fast er perz
fdmibt: rSu tpiF'n g, De safel
bdngd ma nur auBi, ipenn uns bonn
Dorigen Sag Wiirite iiberblisb'n ian!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15
6 gntrii ftuna.
S4mierenz

= gntrii flung. Sdmisrens
f4aufpieler (oer eius !Soie perieBen
min: rDas, einsa Syeben nennen
Sic bas9 @rluuben Sic, in Der
Sofe bin id por udt Sasen nod als
&0nis uufsetrsten!"
: 9epiffenbaft. .Das!
Sic baben ben Serl ipis6er laufen
ldhen? 0as mar ia Der eeIu6te
Wlillionenbefrdubant!" Srtsppli3ift:
nSu, bub' in Der 3eIIs a siinferI
Iiegsn Gufen; anOern Sases bats
mo- baseIeeen, unb ba bab mir
bentt, Der is ebrIi4. ben burf ma net
ba berlin b.baIten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

banf6ur iFf fllr bus Slid, ous 81.
ibr tieten! ga. mas iassn sic
6a5J2 -. Stimmt esq"
@r itanb langIdm auf, p6ue 5u
Gntfpprten. 9lus Ieiner Miene unb
SoItuns mar jeoe srtiinitelte Wiirbs
gei9runoen.
GnbIi6 fdste er Ieiis unn Osrs
ih!i6tert:
rDenn man bas 70 BORT -. aber
- fpll man bdJu bds grobe Coos
nit ieponnsn buben9 Sd ba9te
mir bod nu = gu b0bers glnipriide
ietptHermaBen beredtigt gu itno. -.
I'm babe mir bic ian3en lebten Mps
nate beflifen, mir in iebe 9e5iebuns
81 rerfeiuern. ... Sm -. bm -.
M ia. sic Fnb ia me Derflu9t erz
fabrene Srau - bei bic pielen 9ez
i1Gftsabf9liiFe -. bm -. penn
&c mir bielleidt mai 10 mas Puis
iensss sur Qnii9t asigen tDnnten". ..
Gs tlopfte Ieiie, uno bic OraIIe
Ufleee trdf eln,
.@niiGulbis.n Wabame," Iuste
Eie, lid follte Sbnsn benadri9tisen,
'penn es sp0lfe ieTdGusen bat"
r@iren gluseRblid. sd tpmme
sIeid."
Sie ipenOete iid lpisber gu Ripple:
sd beoaure tptrtlid, tpertber Serr.
-. Qber meine @ermittlung iit in
sSbrem Salle aussef9loHsn, ib babe
pirtlih nihts Pafenbes fir Sie!"
Do rief er, fpie bon elmer pIDBli>
den gingebuns srsriffen, snersiid
aus:
~Des ftimmt mid -. Sd CLAUDE
-Sie fuben bod mas paHenbes
npr mir"
.Wiefo9"
r9a ftebt .s - unb irient iibers
iurSe 0ei9t" -. un6 er Tredte
pOlIig friirbelos feline breits Sanb
nd4 hsm lu9enOen Nd0el an Der
S6iir aus.
.Tie Miese9"
sErdu 5rif4auf lab Jpn boil nebsrs
TdfhGns an.
rRa, Wabame, mar bas mad
Sbre pertbe Reinung nidts paT>
fenbes bpr mir9"
WiieSe itieb tinen lsilsn S9rsi
aus, lief auf ibn gu un6 ersriff be-
gliidt la9enb feline btiben SGnbs.
nHippte - 81. poIIten2" =
,Sbnen aIs Srau!"
pWir - ais Srdu! -. Ripple :.
tuoppn id INNER ietrGumt babe -
felt Gle Stunos, mo itb SAnen nit
N Sruuerflor fab2 Wo i9 mir
tmmer beimli9 ertunoiit babe, mics
sic iing, In blob INNER mad be
3entral> >War4tbalIe i.fabren bin,
MID ipeil's bd billier mar, nee =
neil i'd Sbnen = febn ipoIIts -.
Rtppte = mir aIs Srau9"
~Gs itimmt -. tpsnn sic ni9ts
isien einen iut iftuirten Mann 6as
teR" -
~SeipiB bab' i6 mas baiei.n =
= DITTO! -. Mein SparfaTienbu6."
n5rii9aufen, bOren Sc! Sbr
SpartaFenbua -. @srm6ien bat /.
oo9!"
Limb N soIbnes Sers, mein lieber
Serr Ripple, -. Da betommen sic
alp cine aus ben beften &reiIen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

= Gin Stnbiger. vSa, ipie
tommen Sic benn gu einem 2ufts
f4iff9" = r!Sabe id mad unb na9
auf Der 2anoitrabe Suiammsnsefuns
ben."
: 9eredte gntriiFuns.
~M.ine Sruu 1T risiig IauniT6 unb
p.tterpenOifb; iubreIans bat Iie mid
um elm 9lutOmobil sequdIt unb iebt,
nadbem iie Elm einSises Mial ausges
fabrsn lift unb bas NaIsnbein unS
bier Ripp.n s.brOd.n bat, lit iie Der
9ei9idte fdon tpieOer iibsrbriiFis!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15
Qnatnthmtr @aft. San

ansenebmer SAT. San<
O.rfun III bsi Simptins gum 8eiu4
un0 mub natiirli9 bas Samili.naIs
bum befihtisen. Simptins penpet Die
8lGtter um uno ertIdrt babel: vOus
1T Sante Suiunna. 9tlte, treue Geels.
Sic bate eins Tebr msrtpiirbiss Rnfe.
Die iab aus pie sir Grageaeiden. 0as
bier lit Better Sames unb bas Elm
gutter 5reunb bon uns. Q6er iebt pab
NAL uuf. @er. sluubIt Du tpobl. 1T
bas9" = r&eins abnunsg" = nDas
1T Der erite Munn meiner Gruu." =
nllm Simmslspinen! Der &erl iiebt
ia aus pis elm bI0biinniser @fel. Sd
babe iibrissns gar niht setuuBt. baB
0eine Grau fdon Wittipe ipur. oIs
0u iie nabmif.' : ~War Fe ia aud
nidt. Dos 9il6 seist mid ielbIt i'm
aIt.r bon 20 Subren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

Dame (au einem S.rrn, ip.Idea
fie bebufs 9eiratb Der Sodter oes
pauies in bic SamiIi. tinsefiibr;
9dD: nRun, mas fageu Sis. Serr
BimnerI, eine feline SumiIi., ipds9"
Sebsn sic nur bas fdOns Stfds.s
fhirr!"
~Sm! pssen benz. Oas fam aud
nusseltebsn iein!"
r5r,ili9. o.nen tuiro ipsr mas bors
9en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

Rabtliesenb. o.: .Wsnn
SrGulein Marie germ WiilIer iiebt,
TT iie INNER sleid Geu.r unb 5lums
sne." - g.: r&sin WunOer. sr bat
shr ia aud neuIid nit fsurissn, siins
oenben Worten cine 2isbesertlGruns
rorsetragen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

= 9rG3is. 8sllnsr: nWiinI6en
Der Serr Su elmer Mart fiinf5ig ober
5tpei Mart gu fpeiien9" @ait: .Das
ut bd Der llnteridieb2" &eGlner:
rOrei 3urtoffeln. atpei Stansen
SpdrgeI unb cine @rbb.ere!"
QnaiisIid. mBas fGut Sb=
nen ein!" rief Der Sbeater.Star itols.
rgs puroe fogur cine neue Gisdrre
nod mir genunntl" - ~Ra." mtinte
bsr Wdnaser, ~bOffsntIia si.bt iie
beFer ols Sit!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

Der marine gmpfans.
~gs mar bod nett. 6ab Der 30nis
bon gnsIonO bsim ginouse in Berlin
9Ieih an feline Mutter .rinnsrt purs
5e." = DOapOn babe id ia gar ni4ts
aeb0rt9" IRA, es tpuroe bod
Bittorid sef9ofen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

Sutsberr rWas fBt Du b.m
Sd unb bGltit Wuuluffen feil9"
Strol4: nWeil id mii0e bin,
S.rr."
9utsbtrr: .Wii6e2"
Strol4: rSa. = 70 oumme
Srusen 3u b.dntporten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

= GortfsBans fOlst. Srau
(ibren Wann. Der ipGbreno elmer Gar.
oinsnpreoist .inseidIafen if, nil
tb.nb oufriittsInO): nWas, 9u idlGfF
gar9 gid parte! Ssst iasit 9u mir
iotort. tpis psit 0u mid ans.b0rt
bnit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

9i.nitmdb&en (bas s.tiin.
oist bat. 5ur RudfOls.rin): rarb.iteu
5rau4en Sic in Der .riten 3eit gar
si6t pieI! Susen sic .infah iebess
NAL. sic peritebsn oas nod niat 70,
bann mudt's Sbnen bic 9nGbise ses
uau Dor uno tbut auf bi.ie Wsiie 81.
Hrbeit ieIbit! sic miiH.n nur fdIau
fein unb iih oumm F.IIen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

= SenftbeI. &etrut: .Ha, 70
.in.n 9unssr pie i9 bab'l. @orbtn
bat Der 5tlbpebsI 4olbsfopf gu mir
g'fagt = ou 1T mir idon's Wafer
i'm Weunb' suIammenssIaufsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-15

Stra abenbitb. .Das siebt
.s osnn bort. bub ulle 2euts suiams
menloufen9' = rNi6ts - aber ies
Der nil iid huIt OupOn iibsraeusen!"
3uammenbans. Wluttsr
(5u ibrem ie6siGbristn 8uben):
DWas. Ou uiait tsine Msbioin nsbs
men uno ioait bod fpdter NAL tpsls
DE itubiren9"
8erfdnouibGos. Dilbs
bretbdnbIer: ~Diinid.n sic bic Rebs
biibner serupft9" SonRtassiGaer:
.Ssrrgott. sic oeritebsn abtr aud
'lpas BON Der cSdao!"