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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Porter & Co. have sold for the Mahnken estate
TO DR. Edward y. Roeser the three story dwelling
house No. log West 13lst street on lot 1s9x99 II
feet.
Ernst & Calm have sold for Jacob Marx to
Franz Heinrich No 2os West S+th street. a Eve
story single fsthouse on lot lsxl022 feet.
n L. & G. Ernst have sold 10 Saul Renrik No
as Mount Hope Place. near jerome avenue. a three
story, two family house, lot 25x125 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
BUYS THE MOONEY HOMESTEAD.
Windsor Park Company to Include 1t in Auc-
finn Offering

Windsor Park. a corporation OF which Macmillan
Morgenthsu Is president. has purchased from Max
Katz the property known the Mooney Home
stead, on the northerly side Of Broadway. between
Mcneil avenue and New street. Far Rockaway-
The property viii be divided into six parcels. each
OF them large enough for a villa site \ new street
VIII be opened through the property 10 be known as
Broadway Court Four OF these parcels will be
offered for sale at auction Saturday next in adj
dition the twentyone parcels to be sold at auc-
ton on the premises by Joseph P. Day at O'Clock
on Saturday
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deep sea Fishing Daily Al -
xGxsSsiS Str Angler leaves r. Dist 81 -Isrs I'm
IanlLnz s.O5 a. m. Tickets 75c ~ Batter
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OLD MAN EEL 70 pEATH.

Harris Wiesenberg, ninety years old, retired
merchant. who lived with his son Harry on the
third floor Of an apartment house he owned. at No.
ISs East llsth street fell from his bedroom win
dow al s o'clock yesterday morning and was killed
The aged man was sufferer from asthma. and
frequently arose during the hot nights to get air
az his window.
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TO FoREoLosE A 100000 LOAN.

. An action has been begun by the Metropolitan
RATE Insurance Company. in the Supreme Court,
eEainst Thomas McKeone. Mary Mckeone and
Others 10 foreclose a mortgage OF $4,000 on the
sproperty on the south side Of nth street, 80 feet
west OF Union Square West. 25Ks2 feet. The mort
gage was made on November s. 1899.
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RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

pointed Samuel Goldsbecker receiver of the rents
OF No. $40 East sSth street. six story and base
ment house. in action brought by Abraham
Lipzg against Joseph Manganaro and others to
foreclose a second mortgage of $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

18th $ Hoffman for five story
schaefer & jaeger archtects: cost......... $4,000
Kelly $50 % Of l65th 81. for three
four [iriCk tenements. 33 4N6I William
cost ''.............. $1,000
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ESTATE SELLS BUENA VISTA.

Frederick T. Barry has sold for the estate Of
Robert f. Westcott Buena Vista. al Richheld
Springs y. y. Robert " Taller. II IS one
of the best improved residential tracts there The
tract comprises seventeen acres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
DEAL IN WEST 1S2D STREET.

Samuel A. Kelsey has sold for Parker T. Deane
70 T. A. johnson No Il West 122d street three
story dwelling house. on a lot l7xss.11 feet In ex
change Mr. johnson gives No. IVA Bsthgate ave-
nue. a two family house. a lot 1s.Sxl1O feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Greenwich ST. $. as4 II ~ Charles 81, 81 .6S
Holding COMPANY ,'..e.,... s27.5oo
Path 10 ~ West: Title Guarantee and
pany ..aS '''., - ........e' so 600
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PLAN BIG BROOKLYN STRUCTURE.

Arbuckle Brothers preparing foundations for
D ten story concrete building which is to occupy
IN entire block 900 feet square. The building
which will be used exclusively by the builders will
be built on the block bounded by John, Pearl.
plymouth and jay streets. Brooklyn.
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WaTER GAP HOUSE

= '
For those who the best in location appointment
sar,-fca and Delaware Water Cap Pa re
ma ms open TO December Booklet and Auto Maps
mans - JOHN PURDY COPE
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Sleek Island, Orient. Greenport,
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CONTRACT 5O.-SEALED BIDS will bs
received by the Board OF Water supply
In Room 0lO. 100 Broadway. New York.
until ~ \. NJ. on Tuesday August II
1909. for CONTRACT so for the cOnstruc-
ton OF three held office buildings and two
horse sheds and moving one horse shed IN
the Croton division OF the Catshiu aque-
duct IN the towns OF Yorktown and New
castle. Westchester County. New York At
the above place and time the bids will be
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con-
tanning Information for bidders. and
pamphlets OF contract drawings can be oh
tanned at Room 1910 at the above address
by depositing the sum OF five dollars $50
for each pamphlet. For further particulars
see Information for Bidders
JOHN A. BENSEL. President CHARLES
n. CHADWICK. CHARLES A. SHAW
Commissioners Of the Board OF Water
Supply.
WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE KITTATINNY

THE LEADING HOTEL AT
DFTAWARE WATER GAP. PA
r-.- all Every convenience. Write for booklet |
and Auto maps. Garage Special Autumn rates IT,
PRANK COPE
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ROCKAWAY BEAcu

Lvs franklin st. Pr "a n r dam o.,
g55 'S M 6s $50 ana e:I5 NJ; Battery a. ~
BED Bank etc Exc. 5Oc Trolley 70 ' Io. aighlsus,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11

YOUNG COLORED MAN (CNIban); has
had experience on sasolene cars; willing
20 do anything and go any here can 90
ave Brooklyn.
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AUCTION SALES.


BY VIRTUE OF several chatteI mortga yes
Samuel Newwitter. Auctioneer. will sell
today at O'Clock. at No. 4Ol East sd
st. Borough OF Manhattan. the saloon fixt
ures formerly at Nos. "a East 4th St. SOL
LenoX ave. +S3 9th ave. and I53 9TH st.
Manhattan. BY order 81 Mortgage.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO P. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
livery Other Hour on the Even Hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINCiT TON.
DIRECT CONNECTION ~ NkW UNION
STATION, WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily I'D St LILY 81
Washington. Sleepers- 50 pm l. 80 am
Washington. Diner. Parlsr $50 am 500 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 am 10 % am
Washington. Diner. PaFior.ll so am J. @ n n
Washington. Parlor. .--... / so pm 200 pm
Parlor car. New York 70 Richmond. Va.
Royal Ltd. =" Diner. PsrIor 8. 50 I'm 400 pm
Washington. Diner. Parlor :. 80 pui 8 o. pm
Washington. Buffet. Par'or 6. 80 pm T.0O pm
Through Daily Trains 10 TIE West
Chicago. PfttsburG. ..--... !. 80 am 500 an
ChicaEO. Columbus. ..-.. IL so am II 90 n n
Pittsburg. Cleveland ..... $50 pm AGO pm
'.Pittssurg Limited -. s 50 pm leo pm
Gin. 81. l.. Louisville. IL 80 pm 30 am
Gin. 81. /. Louisville. 50 am 10 90 am
Gin. 81. l.. Louisville. s so I'm 500 pm
Ofices, 245 434. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House. 225 Fifth Ave. y. Y: IS Ave. b.
~ Ridge ST: 943 Fulton 81. Brooklyn.
West 23d 81. and Liberty 81.
After +. NJ Sleeping Car rescrvati=ss
and full information regarding trains. etc
can be Obtained az Bureau OF Information
"A. & O. r. r. 23d 81. Terminal 'PGoEs
No. Chelsea ESQ
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HUDSON RIVER DAY LINZ
falatial Steamers ''HENDRICK HUDSON. d
10 BERT FULTON" ALBANY" and
MARY POWELL OF the Hudson River
the world
I've Read Down Arr Read I'm.
y ~ u NJ Z " Daily. cr sun A NJ +. N p NJ
$40 % Is 3 B1 sy9 Sc. sn = s3S.
eco 10 90 2 90 West 4sd 81 ~ 81 : 10 = 40
~ 10 20 : 90 West 100 81 n ~ 10 10
80 10 90 .--'. TOnkerS .L.... q 30 IS
=, so High Falls. : 40. ... ...
li-oo 90 o.. West Point { as 2 sol s As
-. 81 * s IS Cornwall SIS. % 20
4%-o 10 ;. IS New bUrgh 3 90 ?. IS. sos
'---- i--..- Is New Hamb'g. 3Of..... .....
lis s. 8 IS 70 n Esspai. 90 g ~ 10
~IUl. Gee. Kingston PtI...-- -. Is ..-.
d. IS Kingston 500 ..... -.--.
3 40l 800 tI,5srr 1900 "a nj '''
= 10 kIS.- o. i'-'-' 81
M PM AM "A. MPM
-Sonnecting AZ Cornwall with O. & W. Py.
- Siecisl trains 10 CafykiU Mt. resorts and
SSSIatoga. and EASY connections u all points
East North. ana West Through tickets
T anu baggage checked at Offices Of n Y
= Stdnsler Co. Through rail tickets between
-. 1 and Albany accepted Most slight
III ~ one haic and one-day outings 10 West
tuIht. Newburgh. or Poughkeepsle. return
III. ..K en- any down Day boat Meals served
az al hours MUSIC.
SIR. MARY POWELL See columns
Perfect Afternoon outing Leave Des-
orosses 81. l:45 p NJ. connecting ar West
Point with Steamer Due W. aga 81 80
I'M Orchestra on each steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11

WATCHMAN.-By middle aged married
man. with some good house; four years
experience: reference and security N -
quired A femme i24 Bridge e.. Brook
lyn.
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Real Estate.
A Established 1887. Incorporate 1902.
rutland & WHITING CO. |
REAL ESTATE
S BEEKMAN ST. NEW YORK
Ne7o Jersey Real Estate for Sale.

IvI.EGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE. OVERLOOKING
IL York city. with third ground sell
less than assessed value. GEO. ". WRIGHT. - New
ar Hoboken.
NEWARK AND SURROUNDING REAL ESTATE.
~ MAYO & co. 7ss Broad Newark. Estab. 1894
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF
~ Columbia. Washington. d g. August 18th. 1909
Sealed proposals will be received this ofce until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. AUGUST 3Oth. 1900. the
construction Of service sewers In the District Of Co
umbia. Forms of proposals. specifications and
sary information he obtained from the Chief
Clerk. Engineer Department Room 42T. District Build
Ing. Washington. D. & IENRY II. r. MCFARLAND.
HENRY 1. WEST. WM V. JUDSON, Commissioners.
u. c
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Feniai,

Female
COOk.-By refined French woman: first
class; economical. good manager: seven
years last situation; excellent reference:
$50. Miss Shea's Bureau. s East 42d 81
COOK and LAUNDRESS - CHAMBER
MAID and WAITRESS. BY two Finnish
girls: together or separate. city or country
Yields Bureau, IA Columbus ave. Tele-
phone 7s94-Schuyler
HOuSEWORKER.-By Finnish xiri: good
references; wages SIS 20 $50; CITY or coun
Telephone IS9+-Schuyler.
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EXTERNIINATORs.
RATS

Arc you troubled with them 90 they
destroy your property and make your
life miserable We can save YOU lots
OF worry. We extermlnate them: our
method Is intallible and charges reason
able Write for circular.
United Chemical q ENterminating Co,
3053 Webster ave. New York
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Proposals.

DRoPosAI.s FOR COTTON CLoTH.--DEPor QUAR-
i terrnssteTs Office. 26th street & Grays Ferry
Road Philadelphia. August 10, fqo9Sesed
GALS in trplicae subject the usual conditions Will
b. received until l O'Clock L. NJ March l.
1910 and opened furnishing and delivering
the Philadelphia Boston, New York. Chicago or
S. Army: 100000 yards Of olive drah cotton uniform
cloth subject 10 increase 30
per cent desired by this Department This cloth must
and equal the STANDARD sample adopted by
Generals office. April ls 1893.
shade, construction and texture, and
Herewith all other particulars. Deliveries
local products known indian
used in the manufacture OF the adopted stand
York city. and covered by Letters
Radische being the sole
the owner, which company has granted 10 the United
states the right contractor making TINS
under with the Quartermasters
Department Of the United states To- purchase said dyes
at prlc a which usually sold
market Bidders restricted the
! used The luartermdster's Depart
been Informed that tho shade OF the standard
''Zba' or ''Agol.' IN the hands experienced
dyer. cloth like and equal the
| or all proposals. any part thereof The adopted
Sample seen this spechca
lions blanks for proposals with swatch Of the standard
and fun information Will he furnished
bidders upon application n this office Envelopes
containing proposals viii be Endorsed Proposals olive
cotton uniform cloth. opened March l. 1910
Major CHAUNCEY r. BAKER, Depot Quartermaster
SsEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- ONCE OF the Light House Board Washington.
D. c. until = O'Clock p. M. September 10. 1909 and
opened. furnishing the materials OF
all kinds for the construction. equipment
| and delivery OF the twin steel. light
house tender Camellia. in accordance with specnca
tons copies OF which with blank proposals other
| information. may be had upon application tho
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT or
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Musical Instruction.

INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART Of he CITY Of New
York. Frank Damrosch Director. Opens October Jstb
Enrolment commences October info
Ton address IS Fifth Avenue.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CAPITAL WANTED 20 start a high class
florist. nursery. forestry and landscape
architectural business: twenty years eX-
perience. Address Landscape Engineer.
$50 Grand St, Jersey city. \. j.
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"MONTANESCA"
Tho~oISftv modern. superior table and servce' steam
..st all 5iyers,ons; orchestra. Booklet l. D.
iVISoN Prop. Pocono. Penna
AGENTS WANTED.

MADE 10000 IN nve years In the man
3D. business. began with SIS. Send lot
free booklet Tells now. Heacoek- sis
IoCkport " 7.
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UNFINISHED APARTMENT WANTED BY TWO
ladies'. for six months or longer: best assured
i9r sunny suite; reasonable rental DR.. HUTCHINSON
sS East 55th city.
WANTED To RBNT. WELL. FURNISHED APART
w ment OF six rooms. in good neighborhood
references exchanged Address u. z. Tribune Uptown
once 1894 Broadway.
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LoST-BANKBooKS.

Handbook No. 401 ,524 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution Any person having
claims upon said book IL called upon to
present the same TO the bank within thirty
days, or the said book will be declared
cancelled and extinsuished and new one
issued In lieu thereof
LOST. Handbook No 9T2, SIT Bank for
Savings. 80 4th ave. New York Pay
ment stopped Please return book 10 bank
LOST handbook No GA. raj Bank for
Savings. 2S0 4th ave. New York Pay
ment stopped Please return book To bank
LOST handbook No. 965. $50 Bank for
Savings. $50 4th ave. New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST. Handbook No SIS. 3Os Bank for
Savings. $50 4th ave. New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 20 bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-11

MADE $4,000 IN ave years IN ne mai
order business. began vita s. ssno Of ,o'
tree bookIet Tells how. Heaeock. ~
lockport. ~. 7
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Roy. bright. well educated. must live NI.l
Parents and have come Once e1peI Ie...-
g1ytrr references. Employers Bonding Co.
Ga Wall -.
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HUNGARIAN AMERICAN sERv1rz
To FIT-ME. VIA
NORTH GERMAN l LLOYD

Large. Fast and Luxurious Tvia-sr.sz
express and Passenger STEAMSHIPS
Equipped with Wireless b Subuarius SRA,
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TYPEwRITING AND ryrEwRIrERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau St: cata-
losue free: all makes taken part pay
ment; bargains in Underwoods. Reminstons.
divers. SmIths-
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Unfwnished n partments to Let.
Furnished APARTMENTS TAINTED.

NOR HIGH. CLASS APARTMENTS CALI, AND Sc
u y. n WOOD & co. Broadway. cor. som 81
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No. 1864 Broadway. between 36t n
and 3Tth SITS. until O'Clock p. m Ad-
vertisements received at the following
branch Offices at regular ONCE rates until
6 o'clock p. m. viz; 264 sth ave 3 a
cor. 23d st. 153 9th ave, cor. 18th 81 :
104 Fast 14th st. 25T West aga St be-
tween Tth and sth aves: 2e3 West ta5th
st. 1893 Sd ave: 1879 Sd ave near 6lst
81. 1T0s LIST ave. near sath ST: 1877 East
125th ST. 75o fremont ave. $50 Sd ave.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18
Inter aameraSen.

sin elmer tleinen 9arniIpn iin6 bic
reugsbadenen Ginidbristn gum erfen
Wale an btr Mittasstafel berlam.
melt. Das @eiprd4 brebt iid Inn
ben 8ilbungssdng unb 8eruf Der
einSelnen Marsiiinser. Gin tleiner,
fhmS9tissr Siinglins bIGbt ii6 ris,
fig in Dem 9,fiibI, 6aB er Iein gbts
turium abiolbirt. bic anbsrn aber
.nur bas ginidbriss" errunsen, unb
periudt tIur gu MAIDEN, ipeld sspaIs
tiger abitano sipiiden ibm uno ben
iibrisen &ameraben iei. Seins 4uss
fiiRrunsen gipfeIn in ben 8prt.n:
rOie Sadie TT sben tur5 Die: Dtr
taben bas 9eipubtieiu unb Sic nur
tie Sdniirel"
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den nit ieiner 9olictbtobe unter osr
Noie berum un6 brSbnt: Limb tpenn
id Sbnen iebt N paar trd ftise Obrs
feigen gtbe, bdnn perIieren Sic bas
8efpuBtfein uno id bebaIts bic
Shniire!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

EeiB.n, .s oerTuta, iebe Spur bon
5erS uno 9iebe in ibm gu perni6ten.
Qlu9 sr trGst ben IebenOisen Sdanos
fled bss Sabrbunberts auf ieiner
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mu9t einen S9ritt ppripdrts. uno
i'm Ielben QlugenbIid Itebt Oas Bib
bon 6euts morgen beutli9 Dor ieiz
mem Bid. glus Der 0Gmmeruns'
tritt, BON Der Sonne beI9ienen, Die
tpun6erpplli Ganoidoft beraus. Der
san3e berrlide 9tnblid DON heute
morgen tpisberbolt ii9 iebt. Gr iiebt
oasI Ielb. jung. Mdo6en. Dos Wei6,
bas i6n bapon iibsrseuste, bab es
bod sliidtite unb refine Srduen gibt,
ibm babel absr bod slei95eitis feline
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8erse. 1ltber ben braufenben Bod,
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fiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Sm Seller Iie9t Der fiibIe Bein -
Sm Seller lit gut raiteni
Sa ideiut niht Conn, nidt Wono
bineiu,
Sas lit Elm trnlites SteIlbidein,
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Sn Hube gu ertIaiten.
Sa fibt Raeiiter rrb S6plar
@emiit6li6 beieinmber.
Ser 9Ite nit benz Silberbaar
9enft Ieiuer Sueenb. ba er tpur
Ro6 ielbit elm luitiger S6olar
limb rieb ben SdIamanber.
Ser Sunae bebt bas poIIe @laS -.
Rum Seufel bas Stuoieren
Sm Seller lieet nod man6es Sab
limb BEL oes 8eines eblem Rab
@ebt iiber bas Stlbiereu bab
Sod INNER bas Probieren." l."
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@ereidt benz @ein gum 2obe :.
.RaeiIterl nod ne Slni6e berP
Sir 8ac6us thu i6 alle Chr,
9is mir Der ntiibe 9opf tpirb i6iper
limb in benz Sab fein $rppfen mebr:
Sas lit - Die SeIIerprobel
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u IN Srape5.
SfiS,s BON Rur Sofmann.

Are you ready9"
Go on!"
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ner am Srapea bGnsenb, ibm in ge>
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ben Sdnben aufgefangsn.
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Sui9.
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tbers 8risbton uuf, ObtpObI iie gar
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ben 8oltiseur mdden."
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natarli9 6ie Opatipnen. Sd, Der i9
ba bGnse, tOmme erit on slpeiter
Stelle, gsipiFermaBen ala oein Selfer
in 9etra9t. 0as gefdllt mir ntdt.
| SD mO4te aud einmal Die erite ROlls
fpielen."
.9lber lieber Sarrp! Das 1T ia
unm0sli9. Du bift piel 5u i4p.r,
Inn msinsn pfab einnebmen gu tOns
nen. 1iir mid tpGre Der Rud beines
&0rpers piel gu fart. Sd tann ni9t
bafiir biirgen, baB i'd bid i'm .nts
| ideioenoen Iusenblid hdlten tDnnts.
8ur3, es ge9t ni9t."
nDtrb fdOn seben. Soer sOnnit
bu's mir nidt2"
uWein lieber Sunae, i'd 9Dnne
Dir allss. llnb tpie lam man 10
tleiHli9 benten tpesen Oes 8eifals!
@r gilt bod uns beiben, unierer
| famoIen Nummer uno ni9t einsm
aletn."
So Iu6te SObn feinem 5reunoe
0as ebrgeiSise 9erEansen aus5ure@
ben, un6 es gelang ibm au4. Die
Drummer fpur6e tpie bisber ausses
fiibrt.
9lber Sarrp bate nur i9einbdr
perSi6tet. Sm seheimen tpu4s ims
mer mebr fein. SebnIu4t, Der 6Iies
ger 5u 1e;n. limb es fam nod elm
aans beIouberer 9runo oa3u. Ssit
einiger 3eit bate er in elmer 2ogs
cine DAME bemtrtt, Die feline duff
meriiamtsit duf iid spg. Sbre bOrs
ne6me Glesans, ibr auriidbdItenbes
gluftreten erfiilIte i'm nit elmer Sars
ten gmpfinbung BON ettpds, oas Ieis
mem 2eben bisber fremo selpsIen mar,
Sein SerS podte f9nelIer, psnn er
| Iie Iab, uno er iudte ii4 ibr bemerts
bar su MAIDEN. Iber nit S4mer5
| alau6te er ipabr5unebmen, bdB iie
ibn gar nidt xadte, baB iie ims
m.r nur na4 SOhn, Dem Soltiibn.n,
| i9aue.
gr tpieberbolts feline Bite, 6sn
Hlieaer su MAIDEN. 9o6 Sobn bIieb
| felt ipie Supor. gr tpOllte nidt ibren
| sut.n Ruf Oura eine faIfde 8eieBuns
aufs Spiel gu feben.
Sn Sarrps Str5 begann fidb Der
@roq feitSuIeben. Wie einft bic 2at'
,en 6r.6tnben Bitter ipollte aud er
Sie 0ame feines Ser3ens bur9 elm
unerb6rtes Dugeitiid sur 9epunDes
runa uno 9iebe btnreiBen - unO oas
pur0e Inn perfpeigert!
3war, fsin. arbeit mar Our@uus
: ni9t Isidt. SIN ri4tisen aussnbIid
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

Rinoermuno. Mama fpitlt
&labisr, uno bic iIeine breiidbrise
Slit. ibr piipp9en i'm 9lrme. fibt
lauf6enb baneben. Qlber f9oH na4
p.nigen Satten fliiitert iie ibrem
Pipp9en gu: rWeine ni4t, mein
&inbbsn. bic Rama bort ia gIsid
piebsr auf."
Srib gspibist. Gin
Qebrer bebanbsIh bas Gebi4t: Der
R5nia unb Der Miilsr" uno fragts
einen @diilsr: mas beibt ous: es
Iebt Elm Tii[Ier fOrsenfrei!" Gr bs-
fem bic 9lntrpOrt: Der MiiIler bdtte
fsine Gruu!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18
Der Germite.

rSans, tpas f.blt Dir9 8if Du
berriidt geiporben9"
r@ott beipubre; aber mein Deib
unb mein &inb!1@
rRa, mas tit's NIT ibn.n9"
..SDrit 9u's benn ni9t, Menfd9
S6rft Du's nidt9 sic. - iie =
fpielen bierbdnbis!""
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18

- @erbddtig. Sunts (miBs
trauifd): SIMMER fpri4it 9u bon
ttm iunsen 3abnar5t; Sfinb, Der
fdeint Dir re6t tief in ben Munb
cei9aut gu baben!"