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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25
HAPPINESS IN ONES WORK
Only In Proper Employment Can
There De Found the Real
Joy Of Life.

The 10Y of life is the Joy Of work
well done. Husbands love their wives,
but, oh, their work! Wives, notable
for housekeeping. for wise mother
hood, or the particular kind of social
helpfulness in which women so shine.
burn incense Of affection to their
lords, yet have constant delight in
their duties.
Many fortunate men fall into work
from the start which gets the warmth
of their heart as much as their
strength and muscle and activity Of
brain. But there are far 100 many
who snatch at any employment and
find themselves condemned to 1t.
They sweat and groan and SO add to
their unhappiness. They butt their
heads against stone walls and then
wonder at the bruises.
Let's preach a bit. If the work Is
not to ones first liking try to make
It SO. Complaining will do no good;
sulking embitters. Put the best that's
in you in the job, and it's dollars to
%doughnuts that the job will pay you
back. 1t will grow easier and more
agreeable. In time a genuine liking
for it may be developed. And then
will come the best Of happiness.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25
SON SHOT, UNITE PARENTS
Parents, In Court Awaiting Divorce,
Hasten to Carthage to
Boys Bier.

Carthage, Missouri.-While Sher-
man Qualls, former county assessor,
and his wife were waiting in the court
house Saturday for their divorce to
come up, news was brought them of
the accidental killing of their 15-year.
old son, who, with a party Of other
boys, was hunting on Spring river.
The Qualls boy vas alone In a boat
drifting down stream. He was found
dead by his companions. Mr.. and
Mrs. Qualls seemed greatly affected
and left the court house together.
1t is said the accident probably will
be the means Of reconcillng the par
ents.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25
Sloan:s


is easier to use than porous
p~lasters, acts quicker and does
not clogupthe poreso of the skin.
1t is an excellent n -
tiseptic remedy for
asthma, bronchitis,
and all inAammatory
diseases of the
throat and chest; S4.ISSs
will break up the N
deadly membrane in %
an attack of Group, katV
and will kill any kind ~
of neuralgia or rheu. ~
matte pains. %
All druggists keep LIIH- lN1
sloan's Eminent: ~
Prices 25e., &c., &$1.00. 49,.
Dr. Eo1 Essl & ts!l99an' - j
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25
FOUR MISSING AFTER FIRE
Man, Wife and Two Boarders, In NH.
waukee House, Cannot
Be Found.

Milwaukee, Wis.-Four persons
are missing after a fire which de-
stroyed the home of H. Rojonovich.
44Q. Sixty-third street, in West Ellis,
q suburb, Monday.
R%ojonovich, his wife and two board
ers are known to have been in the
house shortly before the flames were
discovered and since the blaze they
have not been e
When the house was destroyed, the
cellar became a vertitable furnace
and II IL feared that the bodies have
been reduced to ashes by the heat.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25
Ready for the End.

The rector and a farmer were dis.
GUESSING the subject of pork one day
and the rector displayed considerable
interest in a pen of good sized Berk.
shires. "Those pigs Of yours are in
fine condition, T%onEtnson," he re-
marked. Eyes. SUR; they be-" replied
the matter-of-fact farmer. "Ah. sur IL
we was all of us only as fit to die as
they be, SUI, we'd do."-London News.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25
Tie Is Essential,

dad, what sort of a bureau is a
matrimonial bureau?"
20, any bureau that has five draw.
ers full of women's FILINGS and one
mans tie In it."-HOuston Post.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-25
NicARAGUAN CHARGE sNUBBED
At STATE DEPARTMENT AND
DEPARTS HASTILY.
400 MARTINS SAIL SATURDAY
With Transports at Each End Of
Panama Railroad an Armed Force
Can Be Transferred From
One Coast to Another.

Washington, d. C.-The snubbing
OF Senior Felipe Rodriguez, charge
d'affalres Of Nicaragua, at the state
department, presages the severance OF
all diplomatic relations with the
Zelayan government in that turbulent
republic. While there was no studied
effort at a snub, Senior Rodriguez was
kept in h diplomatic room off Second
Assistant Secretary Adee's office for
twenty minutes and departed hastily,
recognizing that the state department
officials were not anxious to see him.
Senior Rodriguez is likely to get his
passports from Secretary Knox in
stead Of an interview, and the days of
Zelaya as the governmental head of
Nicaragua see numbered. The days
information has only strengthened the
announcement that he would have to
retire and that the recognition Of the
Estrada party Is the most certain thing
in the prospective future of the re-
public.
Marines for Canal Zone.
Preparations are being made for
400 marines to sail from Philadelphia
either for the canal one or for
Nicaragua next Saturday. This will
constitute the first armed force to
land in Nicaragua, if developments in
the situation there within the next
few days require such n course to be
pursued.
The departure of the marines comes
as a result of rush orders sent to the
League Island navy yard, after the
state department received the pre-
liminary report Of the staying by
President Zelaya's orders of the two
men. 1t had beer intended to send the
marines to Panama to relieve about
$50 marines now on duty there.
In event Of necessity. the $50
marines now on the canal o n could
be utilized in Nicaragua in addition
to the 400 to be taken south by the
Prairie. With the troopship Buffalo
on the Pacific coast and the Prairie
on the Atlantic. the marines could be
transferred from one coast to Near
aqua to the other in a comparatively
short time, by way Of the Panama
railroad.
1t was stated at the navy depart
ment that the shallow water along
Nicaragua on the Atlantic coast made
the sending Of a battleship there use-
less, and such action is not con-
templated.
Dee Moines to Investigate.
ColOn.-A wireless message from
Port Limon, Costa Rica, says the
United States cruiser Des Moines
has gone to Greytown, Nicaragua, to
make an official investigation.
Passengers arriving from Nicaragu-
an ports report that a number Of
Americans engaged in bsuiness in
Nicaragua are missing, and it is be-
lieved they are in Nicaraguan jails.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04

iaB ia mein fi.bes Sbierden fin unb
frieofertis.
9tffo raid Die S6a6tsI ipisber sus
sema9t unb eins.itsdt. llnO ieBt
sitg's NIT f9nellen S9ritten gum
DS9porSen Noler".
Sd 9atte Weiibe, meinen innerli6en
Sriumpb gu ptrbersen, aIs t9 ins
Stdmmlotal .intrat. Sd iibergGb
Die Sda9tel Dr. gi6bItr, lsste in
Die SGn6e bes 4Fefors meine
Sdpurfinser gum Symbol, bab i'd
ale @ori9rifttn senau.itens befoIet
battle, urb bann fam Der unges
mein ipanuenoe Momsnt Der grOffs
nung.
2llles btuste iid iiber bic S9udtel,
ber.n Dedel Or. R0bler IansIam uno
piirbtbOn, fpie elm aFbriider prie>
fer, abbDb. Soffentlih batte Die
Ddrme uno oas 2i6t mein lie6es
S9ierden ettpas aufsepuIpert, oenn
es mudte bod m.br gffett, ip.nn er
iih nit itol3em Surren aus Der
Sdd9tel erbob, als ipenn es, triibs
ielis ipie Elm Subn in Der Mauiers
5eit, barin iiberblieb. 2llIss bisIt
ben 4fbem an unb blidte seIpannt
auf Die S6a4tel. glun 9atte Or.
RObler ben 0.deI sans st0ffnet, dber
ni4ts xste iid. Di. S9udtsl uno
Der 9edel tpuroen genau unteriu9t.
Seine Ili.se! 9tIfo mar mir bas bins
terltitise llntbier bod beimli9 ent'
i4liipft. als id. um meine itrGfli4t
Reugierbe gu befriebtsen, i'm alters
i9pd4e GIi,ssn 6eIebenosn 2idte
Der 8osenlampe Natf9au sebaIten
bate. Sd tpollte f4on ben Wunb
Offnen, INN ben fpabren Sa9rerbalt
gu eradblen, als mir nod re9tSeitig
tinfiel, bab Elm fOl9es 8efenntniB,
Our9 oas i6 mid als ben nod neus
sieriseren2beil uRierer fpnit 70 sliids
li9en @6e sebranbmartt bdtte, ia
cine nod srObere 9lamase tpdre.
Was blieb mir alfo iibrig, als meis
ne Srau i'm Sci tie nm @tr5eibung
5u Bitten, m.inen 2lerser f6ipsiseno
biuunterautpiirsen, Die Sp0If Slus
i4en MofeI Su be3abIen unO ole
Wise unb Sti9eIeisn eeOulbis iiber
mid er9eben gu lafen!
Gin sanSes Sabr binour9 tonnts
i4 feline Gliese mebr feben, pbne els
nen seIiroen DutbanfalI gu betoms
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04

Reu. nBte iOmmt es benn,
buB ale Mitelieber Cures Sunsse.
ieIlentlubs 9laben baben2" = rOas
1T ia unier 8ersinsabSei6en!"
= Preispii ii T big. Conn.
tagsiGser: ~... Dus, flint Wart
fnrbern Sic fir bieien Sai.n9" =
@iIbpretbGnoler: r9lber febsn Sic
iid bod nur bieien punberbGren
S9uB AM"
: &oftfpielies Regis.
Direttor (.iner S9miers gum 9i6s
ter): r... Gber mas fdlt Sbnsn
benn ein9! sic laFen in Sbrsm
Stiid neun perfonen srfdieben! 0as
sibt es nidt! 8ebenten sic, mas bas
9ulber toftet Die miiFen ale
erbol9t tperben!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04
Der lauss l1rIaub.

9idtar pebOlb lam Stummtitd
srsdblenb): rSd, piF.n Se, bisi.s
Sabr bate ih mir ausnabmsp.iie
br.t @oden l1rlaub sdben laFen,
ftatt sipse, es is msr ab.r pors.sOms
men. als obs fosdr bier, s.ipdien
ipdren. Wie ndmlid bic srite @ode
ums.ipdien is. bub. id gu mir fdI6it
s.fast: Siebite, eisentlid bate 9ein
llrlaub srit iebt anfansen; bic bers
sansene @o9e ia sef9snft. Die
bann stpte @o4en ums.ipdfen finb,
babe id mir sefaet: Siebte. iebf
tpGre sisentli9 9ein llrIdub su gnbe;
bic @od.. bic nod COMMIT, III se<
fbentt. 90 batte i'd alfo stpee Do<
den llrldub I'M sipei Woden &c.
f4enft, mu8t Se bod i'm 9an5en
bier Wo9en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04

Risttrt. ~Dis 1T es benn
getommen, bag Su Der ulten Sdad>
tel einen Seirutbsuntrug semadt
bait9" = rad. id pOlIt ibr bait mol
mas ang.nebmes iusen!"
= antn ipfung. @r: Md
Srma. id lam Dir gar nidt fugsn,
tpie ib mid na9 benz @ebirse febns!
Diefe prddtigen 2anbidaften. bi.fe
po.iie, bus gtauiden bes DaFsrs
falles, bas Rauiden Der 8Gume :"
= Sic (ibn unterbredsnb): nS9au,
paul, tpenn Du bas Rauf6en sGt'
70 li.bit, 10 tauf mir bod Elm S,i'
bentltib!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04
Gin &enntr.

= Gin Renner. Ri9ter
gum 9ieb): rSie iinb in bic BIZ
bliotbet eins.brOd.n unb buben bort
biele Bidder entipsnbet. Warum
fabIen Sic fat burdpess 8laFiter9"
: 0isb: ~DiFen sic, S.rr Ridter,
fir bic nWfobernsn" frisst man eben
nihts b.5ablt!"
- SsIbfteefibI. Staatss
unipalt lam SdIub fsintr Rebe):
~Bir miiHsn Elm @rempsI itatuieren.
um enbIid biefem llnfus gu ftsus
,rn!" : 9lnJetlastsr: ~Seben Sic
Serr Staatsanpult = ipenn Sic
mid ni9t bGtten!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04

- 8erliebt. 5reunoin. limb
fpas fagte benn bein Wauu, als bu
tiir5Iid bas Gfen batteit dnbrsnnsn
IaHeng = Sunse Srau: @6, sr
fagte nur, bic Speiie battle 70 elm
opartes pitantes @epiirs!
= 9eIungen. gGuerin gum
2n.9D: 0a lieet nod Elm gang fd0s
nes Slid Strid uuf bsm NiIf, od
ii.bt man piebsr, iuie nit benz 3euge
seipiifet miro, ba bGtte ii9 mob
gang gut iemunO bamit aufbGns,n
t0nnenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04
Die Tliese.
Bon RarI N.Iir.

mel" .rtlGrte i9 nit GROCER Be-
itimmtbeit.
Der ganse @tommtii9 i'm
.SfiparStn 2lbl.r" brad in elm uns
eldubises 9eld9ter aus.
Dieies 2udeu rei5te mid.
n8snn i'd Sbnen periidsre. baB
ih tpdbreno meiner nunmebr fiinfmos
natliden gbe" = neue itiirmii6e
!6eiterteit - mod niemals @elesen>
6eit sebabt babe, msine 5rau audi
nur bel Der tleiHft fen Reusieroe 5u
ertappen."
nDdnn iin6 sic eben elm f4le6tsr
8epba9ter," meinte Or. ROBler
iiberlss,n. .Bir f4Gben Sbre Srau
9emabIin setpiB als Srbegriff a[ler
fpetbli9tn Sugenoen, f9on oesbalb,
neil iie Sbnsn bic 8etbilisuns on
rinIeren Wtitttpo9= 3uIammeniiinftsn
ni9t p.ripebrt, aber MAIDEN Sic nur
sinmal cine psrlGblide prObe, uno
sic perben feben. bab Shre 5rdu
BON bieIer in Der tpeibliden Notur
tief besriinOeten @iseni6aft aud nidt
frei it,"
.9tIio eine @.tt.!" tDnte es DON
mebreren Seiteu.
.9ut!" ertlGrte i9 iiesssbepuBt.
lid nebme iebe Dette ar, nur bite
i9, mir Die ndberen MobulitGten gu
entpideln.
g2un lieB i.bes WlitsIi.o oss
Stammtifdes feinen S9arfiinn
Ieu9t.n. Die tompliairteiten uno
abenteuerli9Itsn Dor I6Idss taudten
auf uno tpurben tpieOsr periporfen.
Oas sins 10 eine balbe StunOe fort.
@noli4 tam Der @iiefor.
rMein @oridlag 1T 5tpar ni4t be-
ionoers neu uno Originea, aber me-
nigItens prattiI9 ourdfiibrbur. gll>
70 bOren sic: sic taufen cine beliss
biss lesre Sdadtel. fans.n cine 5li.s
&c unb iperren sic binein. Damn
IislIen sic Die S6a6tel, pbne elm
Dort 5u iasen, auf Sbren Saretbs
tii6 unb iorsen bafiir, buB Sbrs
Srau eine 3eitlans ulIein i'm 3ims
mer lit. Denn sic suriidtommen,
braufen sic bann muir na9Suie4en.
Ob bic 5liese nod in Der Sda4teI
1T. Selbitperitdnolia 1T Die polz
tpmmen einlpanbfreie 0ur9fiibrEng
o.s sanSen Arrangements Sbre Gbs
renpfIi4t."
r@rlouben Sic, perebrter Serr
QFeFor," fiel Or. R0blsr elm, rsar
10 DerIdBli9 ideint mir bieIe Probe
ni6t gu iein. @ritens lit es INNER
bin mOgIid. oab Die 5Iiese ni4t beraus
fliegt, ipenn bic Sdd9tel ge0ffnet
ipir6. unO stpsitens i9Gbe id ben
S9arfiinn Der 5rau 9emablin unz
feres lie5en 5reun6es bod seuug Elm.
haR iie iofort 9unte riedt, penn bic
Sliese aug Der Sdadtel b.rausfIiest,
lno sinfa4 cine anbere fdngt unb
bineintbut."
.9ie M0sli6ttit bss MibGingens
beitebt natiirli9 bei jebem @rperis
Went," CAB Der prof.For etfpas tIeins
laut gu. rllebrisens seitattt i'd mir,
Su bemerten. bab mir ieBt anfang
Nopenber baben uub eine @rfabflitge
nidt gar 10 lsi4t gu bei9affen iein
oiirfte."
SIS entipann iid nunmebr cine neus
erli6e Sebotte, aber bd niemanb ets
mas @ef9eiteres einfisl, blieb ss BEL
Der 5Iiese.
pQber Die Sadie mub einen tpiirois
gen 9erIauf nsbmsn," rief Der pris
patbuSent Or. RisbiR3sr. Die
S9a9tsl miro bier am Stammtiid
feierli9 seOffnet, uno borerIt mub uns
Ier lieber 5rsuno einsn iolennen gto
fhfpOren. oob er ale 8ebineungen
setreuIih einsebdlten but."
Sd mar nit allen einDerItdnoen.
Limb um mas sebt bic Dstte9"
fragte 0r. RObler.
~3toOlf 6laI4en WoieI," proponirte
i'd.
Silt" rief Or. ROBIer, .i9 bults
Die Wette allein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04

@uf bem Murtte. rWef
Rann iust aulpsil. bic 8unit is
i'm Rieb.rsans besriffsn." - n9d
6aben g r.dt, 5ruu Rudburin; b
aunitbutter tutrO uu9 INNER i4Iehs
ter"
= @ut e.fast. Srau Our
5reunbin): "9ente Dir. iebt, mo id
nus Der Sommerfrifde beimtnmme.
pia ii9 mein Wann f9eibsn laFen
unb ole @itps bonn .Rotben Sabn"
beirdthen. bteie slenbe perfon
bic pa. i'm mir = ipegseto9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04
SIM gubmad3erGabeu.

j m Yub m d T b n
8ertduferin: r9ndbises SrduIein,
bic peibe Seber auf biefem quite
ma4t sic nm 5.bn Sabre iiins.rl" -
aeItlides Srdulein: rWirtli9 -
Ounn tbun Sic mir NOD cine ba'
rauf!"
= StunbessemGb s. Som.
mer5ienrutb (5u ieinem Sobns);
~Siesfrieb, iebt itsbit Du ipi.ber ba.
als ipenn Ou nod nidt t0nHteit SGbs
len Bis gu elmer Miaion!"
Bon Der S9miere. .8ieG
Ssute Sonntag 1T feline @orit.lIuns9A
= 0irettor: ~Nee! Wir baben Elm
beFeres @efddft. beute 1T Mastsn.
bah i'm Orte, unb bd baben mir alIt
unIere &oftiime Osrlieben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04
Die SeinSe.
.ins bsitere SrsuSs.ididte BON
g. 10. Stoid.

Rattdta = Rdttatd - Iieb ii9 bo
bas Rpllen uno Rumpeln zines &C.
fGbrtes auf Der rsi9li9 unsbsnen itas
Iieniiden 2anbitrabs bernsbmsn. Der
I. I. Uiterrei6iide SinunSpa9tmeiiter
Soieph 3ellbuber beftete. Dor ieinsm
3ollbGus9en itebenb, ben Bid mil
gren8pddteriidem MiBtrausn aui
oas an elmer Wesbiesuns am Slipsns
tpdlbden auftau9sn6e 6ubripert, eis
men GrmIi9.H, Deritaubten &uitenpu.
gen, ben Elm tno4iser S9imm.I ben
Dft.rrei4ifdsn 2dnben Siemli9 ses
mGdlid entsesenfiibrte.
9leid oaruuf bielt Der S9immsl
por Dem 9ren5baufe an, uno 6i,
3olllpabe frat b.raus.
.0ersollbarsss" inquirirte Der
Wadtmsiiter uno fdidts iid an, ben
Dassn gu unterIu9en.
llnterbeHen tau9t. am Slibsns
ipGloden elm spsitss GefGbrt auf;
bieiss Mul Elm famud sebaltsnes,
beIlselbes DGselden, por bas spei
runoli4e, brdune pferb9en seipannt
paren. Sn lei9tem Srabe tamen iie
bab,r. uno Der einSiss SniaFs bes
@agens, elm tpoblsendbrt.r Wann in
iuuberem. sruuem Sadetansus,.
sriibte bDflid. 9lIs iein Bid dui
Den 2snter bts eriten Subrperts fi.l,
puroe feline Mi,ne inbes b0bniId
unO aornpoIl, ipGbrenb Der anbere ibm
ii9tIih srfdredt entsssenitarrt..
nGb = tppbin fGbrit osnn Du2"
idrie Der Reuansetommene. auf feline
Wasenlebne fdIdseno.
.Oas 1T meine Sa6e," fam ss
briist suriid. sic Ipraasn beio.
bier auf Der 0it.rni9iI6sn 3olIpads
slpar 0eutId, aber am 4taent ibrer
Sprade uno an ibrem 9lusiebsn srs
tannte man iofprt Die Stdliener.
r9eraments! glon e affare mio.
glb.r 1parum fasit 0u s.itsrn, Su
fGbrit niemals per gluitria2"
Rad meinem Des braudIt Su
nidt 5u frasen."
Der Wiann i'm srauen 9lnsus Iadte
bobniih. v9ein 9eiperbe e iegreto,
lit 9ebeimniB."
rGorpO bi 9acco! Das i9ert Did
mein 9ebeimnib2" Der Center oes
acknowledgements idrie es Iaut,
i'm iibermannte iebt Der 3orn. sd
bin ni9t Dein 9ebitore", IsBte er
i1arf bin3u.
Die Ginon5beamten paren, ibre
Dasenrebiiion unterbredeno, Dem
Streit nit elmer gsfpiFen 6reuoe gss
FOIst; bra9ts er BOD Elm fpenis Obs
lpe9isluns in Die Stille bes abgele=
gsnen Mu6thauits. StBt miIdte
3ellbubsr iid Elm. Wit itrenser
4mtsmiene frugte sr:
.Bas follen oieie glnbeutuneen bets
bsn9 = ~S.sr.tU" - 9sbsimnib -
@eper6.ga
Sein Bid panberte Iharf prii=
Feno BON einem gum dnbern.
-5raasu sic Signore SilippO Gjus
rdno", ladt. Der 9eIiber Oes biibi6eu
0a9ens, aug ieinem anfGngli6en
3orn in S.iterteit perfalleno, bic ubtr
our6aus niht frei BON Spott mar.
9aranp sudt. bic 9tdisIn. sd
bin 9aufmdnn." fugte er turS.
Sim! auufmonn rmiit.riOfO'.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04

-9m nG6ften WittipO6 sins i'd nit
elmer poppIda9tel in Der 3aide meis
nss lleberrods gum rS9iparSen aos
ler". Sd bate ole 8eoinsunsen ses
nau erfiilt. Die sroBte S9ipieriss
teit mar, iiberbuupt eine 6lisse gu
bstommsn. Dos @rsmplar, bds ia
snbIidb ersotterte, mar sipdr ihou etz
mas bGmli6 unb altersI9pu9, aber
immsrbin, es mar eine Slieee uno
Elm beionoeres Temperament berTels
ben mar in ben WetttbsbingunseH
ni9t porsei4riebsn.
sWsins Spdnuuns ipu6s nit iss
rem Sdritte. Suate i'd mid ni4t
bn9 borber iiber3eusen, OF ih bic
Dstte geponnen ooer perIoren bdtte9
SdIieblid, Derbuten mar es seipiB
nidt. 2lls id sur nd9Tten 8Ossns
ldmpe fam, Iieb es mir feline Ru6s
neb;. 9orIidtis Offnste id Die
S6adtel etpas unb lugte binsin.
9t6sr i'd iob ni4ts. 9erOrisBlid
iiedte i6 bic Sda9tel tuiebsr in Die
SoI9e. Bel Der ndditen 2ampe
fieI mir dbsr Elm. baB bic 6lie9, ia
jsBt iebsnfaus fdIief un6 iiberOies
tein 70 feurises Gremplar mar, OaB
i'd befOnoers poriihtis 3u iein brauds
ts. Sd nabm dlIo Die SdadteI
nod einmaI beraus, 0ffnete iie tpei'
ter lno INNER peiter, tonnte aber
nidts sntOsden. Sin iGber Sdrtd
iibtrfiel mid. ih nabm Osn DedeI
gang meg; Die Sda9teI lpar I.sr.
Va fieI mein Bid aufdGlis auf bic
Snusnisite bes 0sdeIs, uno iiebs, ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04

9u, 8iirsomoafier, bo ft.bt tpus
g'fdrisben, bDs tdun | net rduss
fritg'n, fpillit ss net bu probir'na
gtu, tptnn es BIZ net leien tdnnff.
brtns't i's f9o erit net raus, tpodit.
bu S4ulmouiter t0nnt's i9o, aber
mann ben b6s IsIen laB. no bib
er ii9 si, er mar mebr mia bd 8iirs
samoaiter, unb b0s lam | mir bod
net e'faa'u laFen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04
gcSeuflidle 3nitimmnua.

@tinbdubl.r: .S9 perIi6er.
Sit lei bieIsn Warten fsbe i'd 3u."
@aft rGs b.burf Sbrer @erIi6es
runs gar aiat. bus tonn man idOn
i6meden!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04

-Satal. Denten Sic nur, id,
sebe por einisen Sdsen our Saso
unb perseHe bas 9etpebr! = @ann
mertten Sic es bsnn2 - 9ls i6
mein.r Srau ben SaIen auf ben
Slid leste!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04

Trau: .Du. Du bebaupteit mid
su lieben = ia. ipenn id beute
itiirbe, in atpei Monuten tpiiroeit
9u ipieSer eine anbere bdben -
fhtuDrtn t6nnt' i9 brauf!"
mann: rS9fp0r' niat. gmmd
- id slaub Dir audi fol"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04

Der preisgetrDnte te. 5rau
&.: Sut benn Sbr Mann bonn preiss
fe9eln etipas nit na4 Sauie s.bra4t9
-Srau g.: Su, cine Sans unb einen
Qlffen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04
RihsIiidte Rudje.

Sans unb 9rets paren sliidlid.-
Utnn bic beibsn liebten iiG. = 4ber
SsDrg beIauIat bas pGr4en = nrb
idnGrt Ra9e fiir9terlid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04

gOrftssnOtr .@tDrsn sic Sbrn GERM @srtdOser ui inns
mer!"
angstGastsr: sd flor ibn bod gar nit d belf bm ia
orauf iden beibt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-04

Giferiiidtis .ilt gum 8runnen -
gr iofort nit flinten JiiBen, = S.i'
nen Corn unb taIt.s Wufer - Wil
er iiber fie ersieben.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22
From an "Ad' Expert.

Mr., August G. Nagel, an ad-
vertising specialist, who was
last week conducting the Peever
Money Raising Sale, writes us
as follows:
Crookston MINI. Jan. 20, 1909.
Editor Sisseton STANDARD Sisse-
ton S. D.
Dear Sir: VIII you kindly
send by express at once the cut
| used in my first ad which
left at your office. want to
take this opportunity TO express
my entire satisfaction with the
work done for me by your office.
Your equipment compares favor
ably with many Offices in larger
citics and you are prepared to do
the work that brings results.
hope the merchants OF your city
will awaken to the fact that ad-
vertising 81 weeks in the year
will bring them 500 for every
Sl.O0 expended. Modern up to
date stores set aside certain
amount for advertising each year
the same as for, help, insurance
or other runninge expenses be-
cause IT PAYS.
bespeak for your success in
the future and look for your pa
per to some day be classified as
one Of the leading issue in the
state.
Yours very truly
AUG. G. NAGEL,
Ad. Specialist.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22
Went Like Hot Cakes.

The STANDARD great shears
premium is G winner sso is iaa
STANDARD the ladies' know a
good thing when they see it by
the same token they are all
taking the STANDARD which is
evidence of of their superior in
teligence but we digress; we
started out to tell you about the
shears which the STANDARD is
giving away to every subscriber
W no pays one year in advance.
The first hundred pair which we
received didn't last much longe ]
than a cake of ice in Hades, just
after a Pierre delegation had
arrived and we had to telegraph
for another hundred, and these
are very nearly gone. We have
ordered another batch of then
and if you want pair of then
free you'll have to hurry fol-
after the first of February they
will cost you twenty-five cents
extra.