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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
THE PRINCES PRESENT.
Il Was Given In Exchange For Mag.
nificent Carpet

while | was in Damascus" said a
globe trOtter the other day. some
royal highnesS or other potentate
passed through that ancient city. and
the governor of the town delivered an
address of welcome. II was in verse,
and everybody who knew of the oc-
currence felt sure that the governor
had been richly rewarded by the prince
for his effort. That afternoon. SO the
story goes. the governor called on a
dealer in rugs with whom he had been
chaffering for long time over mag
nitcent carpet which he coveted for
his palace. After several cups of coffee
the rug merchant offered the governor
the carpet in exchange for the present
the prince had given him for his po-
etic welcome to Damascus. The gov
ernor after a little hesitation agreed.
and the carpet was rolled up and de-
livered to an attendant. who started
for the governors palace.
THANK you. said the governor as
he arose gracefully TO his feet
But the princes present" demand.
ed the rug merchant.
"'You have it,. said the governor.
All he gave me was Thank you." and
this | have given you for your car
pet. New York Press.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
SITTING on the Snakes.

While in Paris last summer another
girl and | went out 10 Versailles one
afternoon" said a schoolteacher. 1T
was dusk when we reached the rail
way station. and, as there was no
waiting room. we sat down on two
crates that were out on the platform
among a lot OF others. We noticed
that the station employees kept star
ing at US with a persistence that was
annoying. Presently a man in "a shah
by uniform with a bucket on his arm
approached US. He touched his cap
deferentially and said in French. of
course:
'Mesdames. pray do not let me dis
turb you. but | am forced to open the
boxes on which you are seated in or
der 10 feed the boa constructor and 9th
er serpents that are within
When we recovered from our fright
We found we had been seated in the
midst of huge collection Of snakes
that had just arrived from their native
jungles en- route for the zoo near Yer
sailles. "-Exchange.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
BOOK MADE TOWNS.
Holiday Resorts That Owe Their
Popularity to Authors.

The most remarkable example of
book made town is Biskra. the oasis in
the Sahara that Robert Kitchens ideal
lied under the name of Beni Mora in
his novel of The Garden of Allah"
Biskra. quite unknown in the past. is
now. thanks To Mr. Kitchens. a fash
ionable winter resort. IL Is rather odd
that all the world should know that
Biskra was meant by Benz Mora In
The Garden of Allah" There is
Benz Mora near Biskra. "A kind Of
swamp with few clay huts and
palm or two sticking up ont OF the
mud. bur Riskra itself is never men,
toned in the book
llfracombe the north Devon water
ing place. owes its renown TO Charles
Kingsley. who in his novel OF West
ward Ho" praises it.
Two other Devon watering places.
Lynton and Lynmouth. are book made.
Blackmores novel OF Lorna Doone"
first drew the public to them.
Pierri Lott in "Pecheur d'lslande"
described very beautifully the Breton
seaport of paimpo. Many persons in
consequence have visited Paimpol In
the hope of passing the summer there
Vain hope, Paimpol. with its muddy.
smelly tidal river. is not quite an ideal
holiday resort. Exchange
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
EXPENSIVE STEAK.
Ten Pounds Of Beef That Sold For
S4S Pound.

The highest price ever paid for beef,
steak so far as is known was at Circle
City. Alaska The first beefsteak that
ever reached that town sold for S4S a
pound. according TO the newspapers OF
the time
There were ten pounds OF the steak.
which was shipped go miles to Circle
City.
When the owner Of the precious bit
of meat reached the camp the miners
turned out in body TO see il. 1t was
placed on exhibition and attracted as
much attention as an elephant Every
body wanted piece of il. and the
prices offered were such as would have
resulted in mining camp quarrel if IT
had not been decided to rattle the
steak off for the benefit OF a hospital
which Bishop Rowe was trying to es-
tabish for the miners al Circle City.
Bids were started ut 81 a pound and
rose brislily TO $50. Finally in order TO
avoid complications it was decided to
sell tickets at prices from 10 cents TO
$3.50 for the privilege of dra wing for
slice. After $3.50 worth Of tickets
had been sold the ORA wing began. and
to the relief Of those in charge of the
sale no trouble resulted
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
Thought He Was Mad.

The late Count de Lesseps was trav-
cling on one occasion IN a French rail
way train in a compartment with two
commercial travellers
II beg your pardon. sir" said one OF
them. fancying that he belonged to
their fraternity-"are you not a trav.
eler?''
certainly | am" said the count.
I'VE thought SO. What is your line?''
"Isthmuses."
"Wh-wh- what" asked the puzzled
commercial-"what are they?"
81 am introducing ship canals" said
De LrssepS gravely.
The commercial travellers feared that
they had fallen in with a lunatic and
were making preparations to escape
when the count handed them his card
and put them at their ease.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
BUILD HOUSES IN TREES.
Some Mexicans Thus Sleep Secure
From Guakes and Tioers.


In order 10 protect their homes from
earthquakes many of the natives in
the territory around Chilpancingo and
other towns in the state of Guerrero.
in Mexico. live in trees. Some OF
these tree homes are OF large size and
are ingeniously constructed Reeds
aud GRASSES are interviewer with the
twigs and branches of the tree much
In the mauuer that bird builds its
nest. The severest wind seldom zoos
ems ii from the tree Where the trees
are large and stand closely together
houses of two or three rooms are fire.
Quently built in their branches. These
houses also afford protection from the
tigers aud other wild animals which
are found in that region in large num-
bers. Ii is said that tiger will not
attack its prey unless it is upon the
ground,
The prime object OF elevating these
houses into the trees however. is, as
mentioned. TO keep them from being
shaken down by the severe earth
quakes which visit the Guerrero terri
tory at frequent intervals The rock
ing OF the earth gives the trees
swaying motion. but does no damage
to the houses. In some localities whole
villages of these tree homes are to be
seen. None OF them suffered damage
from the recent earthquakes which
wrought such ruin to the buildings
upon the ground. York Tribune.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
The Architecture Of Madeira.

We saw no suggestion of modern
architecture or European innovation.
no blot anywhere except single mo-
torcar. Without knowing anything
on the subject / should say that the
architecture of Madeira is mixture
Of Spanish aud Moorish. like that of
Mexico. only it is better than any
thing in Mexico From the ship the
stucco. tile rooted city is dawless. and
as we steam away and night comes
down and lights break out and become
jewelcd necklace along the waters
edge our one regret is that we are
leaving it all behind. Albert Bigelow
Paine in Outing Magazine.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
Sin 6 aters.

sin eaters" of The old days like
"mute>" nf quite recent times were
hired performers nj funerals. In con
sideraIon Of SiXpence in money. n
bowl Of beer and Il crust Of bread these
sireS rs they were called long. lean
ugly. lameutahle raScalS"- would by
eating over the hndy take upon them
selves MI the sins nf the deceased and
so free him from Hfterward walking
the earth aS Il GHOST. 50 that his soul
might rest In peace This custom pre-
vailed all over Wales and the adioin-
ing English COMMITTEES and was observed
even down 10 1856. The usage is said
to have arisen from a mistaken inter
probation of Hosea iv. g They eat mp
the sin Of my people" The more like
~ origin of this strange custom is the
Levitical Scapegoat. \ much later rem
nant Of this Obtained ~ AmPrSden. Ok
fordshirp. whore. after every funeral.
a cake and n fiag0n of ale were brought
to the minister in The church porch
London Standard
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10

The News is glad TO note the
rapidity with which its sub
scription list j. increasing. the
non resident subscribers are in
the majority. The people have
become accustomed - reading
a good neWsY newspaper and it
is our aim TO furnish TO our
readers at all times all the news
obtainable and we make a very
strenuous effort to get it. We
have telephone here. number
II, and would appreciate having
YOU tell Us or hand in any item
of interest 10 the reading pub
lie. If we had your help, we
could make this the newsiest
paper in the Panhandle.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
A BIT OF SLANG.
Origin Of Making a Noise Like" This
or That.

Captain Henry G. Lyon. Z. S. A,
was the innocent cause OF the slang
expression about making a noise like"
this or that. At Peekskill in l906 he
gave instruction to officers of the New
York national guard doing duty in that
tour of camp. The first day he formed
the officers into u class in the big mess
hall, which was open at the sides, so
that all that went on inside was seen
and heard by the enlisted men pass
ing back and forth. In teaching the
officers how TO give the commands Cap
tain Lyon impressed upon the class
the necessity of clear enunciation and
of making commands like an officer,
saying arms" not jumps" etc.
The privates' capacity for turning
things to their own amusement was
shown a few minutes after that first
class was dismissed. for officers going
through their company streets heard
privateS in front of a group OF men
shouting out. Make noise like an
officer" whereupon the entire class
would roar "Umpsr A reporter sent
an account to New York paper, and
from this grew expressions such as
Make a noise like a hoop and roll
away" etc.
However. il is seldom one hears the
word arms" or march" the voice
finding it much easier to slur the word
till it may mean anything and as the
command indicates what
il to be done the command following
is merely a signal for the execution
Of what has already been specified
Army and Navy Journal
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
Letter Perfect and Looked the Part.

Letter Perfect ana LOOKED tne fsrts
An amateur theatrical company was
recently arranging for the performance
OF a play which contained a rich va
riety Of characters says London
Sketch. Owing to this fact little prog
ress was made with the cast. few
members Of the company making a
dead set at principal positions. while
minor characters were going a begging
one rather vacuous looking youth
made himself particularly obstructive
aud brought down the wrath OF a
brother artist.
in my opinion" exclaimed the lat
ter young ZONES must. in the inter
ests of economy. take the part OF Sim
kins the Fool"
"Why economy" demanded Mr.
Jones Indignantly.
''Well. you see. my dear fellow" was
the quiet reply, you won't need any
touching up"
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10

Judge VIM. g. Ewing. the ia
nous Christian Science lecturer,
spoke in Joplin Sunday evening
and in his Introductory remarks
referred to the presence of Mr..
Sunday there as follows: / am
glad of this. My best wishes
20 out 10 any man who is work
ing 10 make the world better.
Christian Scientists pray for the
success of any movement that
will make men and women bet
ter. Gazette.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
Domestic Repartee.

Mrs Fidgett-Are the stars shining
John? Mr. Fidgett-Did you ever
know the stars to do anything else
than shine: later, Mr.. Fidgett-lS the
rain still coming down. Bessie Mrs.
Fidgett-Did you ever know It 10 do
anything else than come down. John:
Mr.. Fidgett-Yes. have known ii TO
hold uD
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
The Sacrifice.

"A Kentucky couple" said Mrs
Simpkins. "@or married few days ago
after a couriShip which had lasted
fifty years"
81 suppose" replied Mr.. Simpkins.
''the poor old man bad become too fee
bic TO bold out any er."-Chicago
Record II erald
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10

ANY erroneous reflection upon the character
landing or reputation Of any person. firm or
corporation which may appear in the columns
OF The News will be gladly corrected upon its
being brought to the attention OF the publisher.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10

Lady-What. Thirty-eight cents
dozen for eggs: Why. that's more than
3 cents for one egg. Grocer Well.
mum. you must remember hat one egg
is a whole days work for one hem
Cleveland Leader.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
The Easiest Way.

Dickson Dobbins formerly opposed
my views, but now he agrees with me
IN everything. Wickson-IIow do you
account for it? Dickson Don't know
I'm not sure whether I convince him
or only make him tired.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
A Slim Chance

Willie-Pa. why do they call our Ian
guage the mother tongue? Pa-Sh.
It's because your father never gets
chance TO use it.-London Tit. Bits.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
Contributors Notice.

The editor OF this paper j. anxious to receive,
from time TO time. communications from its
readers hut we request that al such com
munications be signed not for publication.
hut that We may know the source from which
the article comes.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
Doesn't Work.

"CheerfunesS is riches"
"Oh. no. II you can't pay a bill. be-
ing cheerful about il only makes the
other man madden Detroit Free
Press
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10
Revolver Needed.

John-l'll bring you fork, sir The
cheese, sir. The Customer-A forks
no good. Bring a revolver.-London
Sketch
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10

Only those who do something for the
world have a right TO wear It's crowns
Wentworth +. Stewart.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-10

The first and worst OF all frauds is
10 cheat oneself
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-02
Der cbrlidJ sciuurOene getriiser.

9as Ieste, mas 8iIliam WiIIer
bon Ga Groiie, @is., thai, ebe er feline
einidbriee 3udtbausitrafe in @au.
pun fir ben 0iebitabI elmer 3ub on.
trat, mar, 6ab er fir iingef6br 5000
8oitanipeiiunsen faufte mnb iie an
peridieoens 9erionen ianbte, Die er
bei6piubeIt batte. RiIIer ioa einc
Wnnie fir ben giebbanOeI gebabt bn.
ben. @r foIIeftirte eeIegentIid Gum.
men bon Oortigen SGnbIern oIs9beil-
5ablung fir a0Iber, Die er 5ii Iiefern
peripra6, Die er aber ME beiaB.
Nad6em er i'm 8erift oeritrtbeiIt
mar, bat er Inn Die @rlaubniB, feline
S6ulo BEL beri6ieoenen 9erionen ab.
trasen 5u 6iirfen 10 baB er bas
Stants5udtbaus nit einem reinen
@etuiiIen berloIien Tonne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-02
gulisei unS 2nfti6iiier.

9en ruifiiden SdieBmanooern se-
gen oeutide 8aIlons ifliebt iih mir
Dig cine WaBnabme on, iiber Die Die
,Snuitrierten aeronautiiden Rittbei.
Iungen" eine 9otia brineen, bic aiif
Die 0erboiitdt Der ruiiiiden Regie.
runs elm beSeidnenSes StreifIidt
pirft. @r beiBt bo: 0as ruiiiide Wi.
niiteriim bes Snnern bot Inn Der.
breberii6en ani6IGgen borjubeugen,
our6 3irfuIarnote foIsenhe 9eieble
an Die BoIi3eifommanoantliren err
loiien: 1. SdmntIihe gufitiege bon
5lugmaidinen unb 2uftidiffen mill
len our6 Die BoIi5eiorgnne aif oas
id1rfite beobottet neroen. 2.
S1mmtIi6e gIerofIubs RuBIanbs
peroen regiitrirt, unb Die WitgIieoer
Der glufIi6t Der @ebeimpoIi5ei unter.
fteIlt. = Sffenbar fiirdtet Die ruff.
Idle Regierune, oaB 10 eefGbrlibe
Reniden tuie 9uftififfer uno 9Ipia.
tifer bort oben 9omben beriinterDer.
fen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-02
gIidlidlcs GAriItianiaI

@s 1T Elm nabrer Sanmer, Dob
ieine BoI3ei nit Der oa5ugeborigen
Senirrbeb0r6e nidt 5u allen 3eiten
uno an allen Srten ibres 9tmtes se.
paltct bat. Sbr itebt nod Ole $u.
mnritGt bober aIs Der 8uditabe hes
Siefts uno @eieBes, unO in einem
6tnunOernspertben 8artgefiibI bebii.
let iie Die Ginmobnerifaft ibrsr
Staot bnpor, bon Staats pegen
Dollfiibtte @epaIttbaten audi nur i'm
gil6e s.. @eiidt 5u befummen. d,
onb lie riht pdbrsnO Der Sreibeits.
friese in Sirol gepirft. nidt augen.
blidlih in Spanien et1pas 5u iagen
botl arnft ibrer @ntihlieBung ND.
re Damn Dor einem Sabrbunoert 9lu.
oreas Sofer, tp1re belite SSoief Ser.
rer Dor oem Sooe bepabrt tpor0en.
8arn lie gIeib aIl5u rigoroie llrtbeiIe
'reMSldnOii6er @eri6te ni6t perbin.
bern, 70 Iudt fie iie wenigiteus nud'
traglid. linpirfiam gu MAIDEN; iie
BAT - faunenb erfubren es Die 8u,r.
ger in einem &inematograpben.Sbea
ter = oas EooesurtbeiI iiber gn.
oreos Scfer oufseboben. &ann ie.
mans S!peifeIn, baB iie, tpenn Die
Sade an iie fGme. i'm Sale Serrer
ebenio tanbeln ipiiroe2 DAB Der
@criild cen Opfer1 ser SuItia nidts
nutt, neil ibre gntidei6uneen tue6er
fir bas 3iroI Der gcrsnngerbeit nod
fir 6as Spanien Der @egennart
re6tsDerbinoIid itn6, oafiir fam Die
8eniurbeborbe in gbrtittania ui6ts,
unb es dn6ert nidts an ibrer Buna.
men @eiinnung. 8irfIih elm SAINT
mer, oab iie nidJt gu alien 3eiten uno
an allen Srten tbres amtes geUoItet
bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-02
Rcne 8eiuebrfunitruftiun

Ser Eednifer SiieI in 9ortnrunb
bat elm @eipebr fonitriiirt, oas ielbIt
bel groBter 0unfeIbeit elm ii6erea
3ieIen olf beliebige @ntiernllngen
ermogIibt. Der glpporat 1T in sSorm
zines Sernrobres unter Dem @enebr
befeitigt rno beitebt aus einem
Sdeinperfer, Der iein 2idt 70 aui
bas 8ieI rpirft, boB elm in 6em 2idt.
fegeI befinolibes Snoenfreir3 optiif
nit Dem 3ieI 5uiommenfGat. Ser
Sdeinperfer entbGIt cine etluo Soa-
groBe SsromIampe. 9ei polit1noi.
ger 9ltnfelbeit poren bel elmer
Brobe, Die Dor milit1rii6en Sa6per.
Itanbigen genobt nurbe. iGmmtlide
S6iiiie, oie auf 8iIoidneine abge.
geben nur6en, t0otIi6e Sreffer. 9ie
aeIaOeuen @dite, Sffi5iere. er5ieIten
onsieIbe 9feiultot, troeoem iie oas
@epebr gum eritenmaI in Die Sano
nabmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-02
Srasiids Solsen eines Hadeaft,s

Cine idpere 9Iuttbat tuuroe bel
2eip5ig begangen. Der pripatilirenot
@utsbeitser Sobtan3 periu6te in Sic
bertrpolflpis bel 2eipSig feline bon
ibm getrennt Iebenoe @attin 5u er,
idieBen. @r batte iid in Die @ob'
nung 6es 9rennereimeiiters Safob
mo iid Die Srau gum @eiu6 befanO.
unbemerft eingei6li6en uno feuerte
ouf Die i'm 3immer befinbIi6en ger'
ionen flint Sdiiiie aus ieinem &epol.
Der ab. 9ie Satin srbieIt 5ipei
Sdiiiie in ben llnterIeib, Der @ren.
nereimeiIter Safob 5ipei S6iiIIe in
Den 4opf unS Die S6ipeiter Der Srau
einen Streifibub om @ein. Damn
i6ob ii6 Der @utsbeiiser Die Ieste
augeI in Die Iinfe Sdl1fe rno 6urd.
i6nitt fid) Die BuIsnoer Der Iinfen
SanO. ollie 8erpunbeten nurben in
6as 2eipSigerSranfenbaus iiberfiibrt.
9lui oem transport lit Der 9rennerei.
meiiter Safob 9eltorben. glIs Rotip
fir Die Chat miro Rahe angeeeben,
ga Die 6rau es abgelebnt batte, Die
ebeIi6e @emeinihaft nieber ber5u.
Itellen. Ser 9uitan6 Der 8erlesten
lit be6snflid, man bofft Tie ieoob am
2eben 5u erbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-02
0ermif6teS Snlanb.


- Sin Eornaoo ri6tste in benl
Stdot6en Derter, Uto., srOBen Sda'
ben an.
- @alobrdnoe ri6ten in Der Tins
sessuO pon Sauunnub, @a., sroBen
S6cOen an.
- Sn @aIbin9ton itarb 9eor9e
Sa1 Yromu, Der bic aula9su um oas
Capitol uuO bas &eiBe 9aus ssidaf'
fen bat.
- gta6 sinem 9eritt oes Gderbau.
Departments wuroeu i'm Sabre 1908
in ben Ssrsinisteu Staaten $50, 900, 900
PfunO Gubat 9ssOssu.
- Sbsrar;t 8pman bat benz Prdii'
oeutsu empfObleu, baB elm neues uno
abiolut islbitdnoiSes Wtiniiterium fur
9siunobsiten erridtet weroe.
- Der dltsite 9lpotbster BON ct.
9ouis, s. VI. llbli9, fsierte i'm arsiIs
,ablrsi6er Sreunoe uno in oollitdnoiser
seiitissr uno f0rperlider Riiiti9teit ieis
nen 95. @eburtsta9.
- Nus 3anius @itp, Wto., piro bas
gblsben uon Srau Sulia @ousb, elmer
@ouline Der Satin bes peritorbenen
Prdiiosnten abrabam 2iucolu, 9emeloet.
sic mar "a Sabre alt.
- Der friibere SupferfOnis 5ris su'
suitus 9sinje, Der betanntlia iebr
i6nere finanSisGe 8srluite erlitten bat,
arbeitst in Der Ouuis.Oalp Wtiue bel
Butte, nm ieinsn &ebsnsunterbult Su
peroienen.
- Den Sniaiieu bes Irbeitsbauics
in ct. Souis, DO, nuroe es iiberlai'
fen, oariiber ju entibeiOen, mas ibusn
als Suuptmabl,eit um Oantiasun9stas
ieruirt weroen iollte. sic euti6ieoen
iid fir 5runtiurter SDhritdeu unO
Sauertraut, anitutt Grutbabn.
- Wtit siuem Ystrisbsrapitll BON
81 900. 900 wurOe in 9llbanp, u. g.,
Die Wrisbt So. uOu 9ieu DOrt incOrpO'
rirt. Die Seiellidaft bat Die abiidt.
gallOns, 6lusmuidiuen, Suftidiffe unO
5abricuse leOer Srt, Die gu SpsrutiOusn
in Der Suft bsuust merOen fOHnen, bsr'
3uitellen.
- 9lus Dem Stautsju6tbauie in
Vaniin9, Sus., wuroe elm trdfling
entluIien. Der 27 Sabre biHter 3uft'
hausmauern 9eisiieH uno weoer elcftri'
ide StruBenbabnen nod automObile
Seieben bate. @r iuste, als er Oas
3udtbuuS uerlieB: sd bin Elm 6rem.
Der in Der gBelt uno weiB nidt, mas i'd
beSinnen iol".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-02
0eIdlmifterliebe.

Cine riibrenbe @ei6i6te bon bem
9ontpf um's 9aiein apeier iilnger
@ei6rutiter fam i'm Rinoer9eridt Sil
Heiu Dort 5ur Spra6e, aIs Die IA.
i1brige @raoe @allace bon $50. 53S
8eit 26. StroBe benz gfidter Sovt
unter Der &nflaee bergefiibrt Duroc,
aus Dem 8orbe zines @emiiiebdno.
Iers einise &artoffeIn genonmen su
boben. @race unb ibr nur I'M orei
Sabre Glterer 9ru6er iin6 8aiien,
Die Riltter lit bor elf Sabren geItor.
ben, Der Batter Dor 5tpei Nonaten.
gr IieB Die ainber boIiJ mitteI. uno
freun6los suriid uno bano i'm Ster.
ben ieinem 9naben CHARLES bic
Shlpeiter auf Die SeeIe, uno CHARLES
periprab bem iheioeiloen gater, fir
bic Sdpeiter iorgen gu tpoIen, 10
Iange als er lebe. limb CHARLES bielt
iein @ort, 10 gut er fonnte. @r
iano glrbeit in elmer GbofoIa6enfabrit
unO ueroiente $3.50 Die 8obe. 90.
BON lebten Die beioen ain6er, unS
S6maIbans mar ibr aii6enmeiIter.
9ob Gbarles puroe imner bIailer.
Sunerig sins er oftmaIs Rorgens
5ur glrbeit. brnertg gingen Die @e.
idpiiter oftmaIs sIbenOs aur 9aube.
9a ging @rnce bin unb nabm elm
paar &artoffeln. 9iid)ter Sopt, Der
feline tiefe &iibrllng nidt perbergen
fonnte, lo6te ben 6raben iilneen Bur.
iden. Der 10 nader ben &anpf nit
oes Sebeus Rotb fir ii9 rutb iein
S6peiterhen aitfgenomnen batte,
uno iiberipies nit beiien 8uItimmung
bic fIeine Grace ben 9ominifanerin.
men 5ur 8fIege unS gr5iebung
CHARLES borf iie beiuden. 10 oft er
mill. uno ioboIo er mebr peroient,
oorf er iid iein Sdpeiterden pieOer
beim bolen.