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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-02
HOUSE
BRINGS FANCY PRICE
w. II. Lanham'S Residence
in Rhode Island Ave
nue. Sold.

". II. Iauham's three-stOry and CAlaT
brick residence at d Rhode Island av-
euue northwest, has just been sold at
"a fancy price. The house is OF brick
and stone construction and contains
ten rooms and q tiled bath 1t was
erected by George Newton about five
years ago and is similar to the SUI
rounding buildings characteristic of TIA,
BloomingdaIc section
1t is understood that the purchaser
whose name has not been announce
VIII occupy the house as "a home. tn
property has q frontage of Is feet wit
depth OF 100 feet. Stone & Fairfa-
made the deal.
Four brick residences. located at 90
s02. gO4 and 906 First street southwes
have just been sold 10y WuIige, GibE
q Daniel. IL being the intention of IT,
owner, whose name has not been an
n0unced, to rentthem. The houses Occup
a frontage Of g. feet. and it is under
stood that the price paid for them wa
$3.50. The sale was made In COnjunJ
ton with The Harrison Realty COmpaus
Melton Flats Sold.
Demand for apartment houses for in
vestment continues, the latest lnstanc,
Of it being found IN the sale Of the
Melton, located at Fourth street and
New York avenue, which contains
tWeuty-eiEht apartments. The sale was
made through the Charles Eayly Com
Dauy 10 Samuel ". COCkrell, the DUR
chase price, il Is understood, having
been $4,000. Nearly $1,000 Is the rental
income Of the building.
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PROPOSALS

RICULTTEE, OFFICE OF THE SECRE-
TARY, Washington. j.. c., January 18th. 1903
Sealed proposals VIII be received at the Office
Of the Discussing Clerk until . D. M, Tues
day February 9Th, 1959 for furnishing ma
terial and installing plumbing fixtures in the
building being erected at NO. 215 Thirteenth
street. s. w, Washington. ID. c. IL VIII be
necessary for this work to be done as the
erection Of the building progresses. SDeci-
dCatiOns and fun information furnished upon
application 90 the Discussing Clerk Bids
must be sealed and addressed 20 the Secretary
Of Agriculture, In accordance with instructions
given on schedule. JAMES WILSON. Secre-
taTy. fel-2t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-02
WASHINGTON STOCK RATHER FIRM,
WITH ONLY FAIR TRADE.
BONDS STEADY.

The local stock market attracted a
little more attention than It did yes
terday and a larger volume of business
was recorded, still the market was at
no time what might be called active
Price changes were few and unimpOrt-
ant
Washington Gas was a little easier
but there was a market for 1000 shares
at 1a-point below the Offering price, 69iz
and buyer 60, found buyers at 20 The
report Of the Georgetown Gas Com
pauy was unsatisfactory decidedly so
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-02
TODAYS PRICES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Gas Certificate, $1,000
1875, $1,OJJa1O7as.
Washington Railway and Electric, 4
per cent, $l,00OuSSz.
Washington Railway and Electric
common, 100 as.
Washington Railway anC Electric,
preferred, 50aSS15, 5uS9, 50dSS7s, 50qSo3 Is,
51ISS&.
Washington Gas 100d70 Cbuyer COZ, So
695a. 250691a. 25U69lz. 25H69i2.
Washington Loan and Trust. 40l92.
United states Trust, 1lflO2 l0Gl0l,
Potomac Insurance, 7aA.
Real Estate Title, 1896
After call-Second National Bank 10
@l597s.
Washington Gas. 50070 Cbuysr 60).
Washington Railway and Electric As,
Sc. UJyISSas
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-02

bat there Is no reason to look for any
thing but increased earning power from
the report of the Washington Gas Com
pany. although expenses are admittedly
large through extensions and salary aC-
count
Washington Railway common sold at
AIS, a little carrier, but ten shares
scarcely make market and ii is doubt
full IF much stock could have been
bought under -.
The preferred sold at SS7s. with small
lots a little higher and a little lower.
Railway As sold at SSHdS84s and Gas
Certificates at 1915,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-02
WATERWAYS BILL
NEARLY IN SHAPE
Representative Burton Calls at
White House to Leave
Data.

ready by Saturday according TO Repre-
sentative Burton, chairman OF the
Rivers and HarbOTs Committee who
was among the Presidents callers at the
White House today
Mr.. Burton did not remain 10 see the
President, but left some data with Sec
rotary Loeb 10 be handed 10 the Presl-
dent.
The bin this year viii carry about 3d.
O51. 600, according 20 Representative Bur
toms estimate. and VIII provide only
for certain surveys and the continuation
OF projects under way.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-02
REPORT OF PROBE
TO PRESIDENT SOON

Commissioner Of Labor Neiu. who IS
conducting an Investigating intO the
methods Of the District Building In
spectJrs Office, called at the White
House today, but owing TO the press Of
callers did not see the President
He declined to discuss the present
status of his Investigation, but said that
his report would be in the Presidents
hands soon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-02
JURY HEARS
MACK'S TESTIMONY

NEW YORK. Feb Norman T.
Mack, chairman Of the Democratic Ma
tiouaI Committee. was examined before
the Federal grand jury today in the
case Of the Government against the
ress Publishing Company. publishers Of
Of the New York World
1T is understood he was examined re-
eardiug the offer of the alleged facts in
the case to the Democratic National
Committee for use iu the national cam
uaieu last fall
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-02
Dned Fruits Id Nuts

Drill FTuits-F1aisins (table), per box. 300.
fancy. Sultanas, per Id. TIE; imported sui
tauas. per H., SlaalZc; prunes, per h. 5lsa9c;
citron, per To-, l5c: peaches. per h., 7lzai0c.
apricots, per h. 9al2c; apples (evap0raLedJ
per lb-. 6IzC. lsun drieC). per h., &c.
Nuts-(ShelledJ PecaDs. per 10, 5Jc; al
m0uds. per 3D., 30a3Scs 'walnuts. per H., 30c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-02
Fish

Flsh-King mackerel. Pc H.. PIC; Span
lsh mackerel, per h. 15c; Potomac bass.
per 10. 21a23c; halibut per h., l5c smeIts
per lb., l2lacf cod, per b.. SC; steak cod. per
lb.s lZizci Writings, per h., Sc; pollok. Der
IL. Sc. ED-cA-el trout. per ID. lEc.
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Dressed Mea-.

Dressed Meats-Hams. country cured Der
H., false beef, fore quarters per H.. Ga7c:
hind quarters. 7al1cs ribs SaI3c: IOius IOalsc.
rounds Sc dressed lamb. per h. I2c.
hogs. small. per cwL. $3.50; mediums.
per cWt, 500, pork Joins per ID Zoe.
bacon. per h. Bale; sausages. per h., gaIOc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-02
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished 10y W b. Hibbs 81
Co., bankers and brokers, Hibbs Building,
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
ing stock Exchange. and Chicago Board OF
Trade-b
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Poultry


Fruits-Apples fancy brands. per Dbl, sLOJ
a5.09, grapes. Malaga S5.50a7.00 per keg:
crauberries per bbl Sl5alS- oranges.
California, per box, s2.5sa3.0J: Florida per
box; s2ooaZ-5oi pineapples, per crate. sL75a
2.50s grape fruit per crate. s. 00as 30 tauEer-
ines. 500 q sLrau.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-02
Vegetables.
Live Stock

Live Stock-Cattle. extra, per cWt., S550a
500, medium, ss.oJa5.50i ordinary. s2.5Ga3. 90;
hogs, per cWt., gross. S5.50a6. -; ordinary
per cwt-, s5.00a5.5J. sheep. prime. per 10.
4a5ci ordinary, per H., 3a4c; lambs
choice per ID, 6a7c: medium per
TO-, 5iza6c. common, per H., 5a5lsc; calves
prime, per 10, size medium. per h.. 7Ikasc.
common Dor Ih-- faEI-c-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-19
QUEER PLACE FOR LIGHTSHlP
Government Has Ordered Il Moored
In Peach Orchard 40 Miles
Inland.

A lightship in the heart of Delaware
and in a peach orchard at that?
Sounds strange, but according to NO
tice to- Mariners No 81" that is pre-
cisely what the lighthouse board con-
templates.
Fenwick Island Shoal lightship, of
the Delaware coast, is to be moved,
and according to this official bulletin
1t is to be placed in latitude north 3S
, degrees % minutes % seconds, iongi-
tude west IS degrees 46 minutes 40
seconds.
Mariners upon receiving copies OF
the notice sent out by the lighthouse
board concerning the change prompt
ly began to plot 1t out on their charts.
When they found that the ship would
be located 4e miles inland from the
coast they rubbed their eyes and be-
gan to calculate over again, but each
time the lightship brought up in a
Delaware peach orchard.
How does it happen" Lieut.. Com.
Bispham, lighthouse engineer of this
district, was asked, that Fenwick Is
land Shoal lightship is to be moved
inland?'
why, of course It isn't" Then he.
too, began to use instruments. and
brought up where the mariners had.
ITS a mistake" he said, "and there
will have to be a correction. We don't
want them trying to navigate through
the state OF Delaware. That longitude
should be IA degrees instead of To-
Philadelphia North American.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-19
THE REVIEW
his viii be done within the next

This viii be done within the next
few days.
The complete program for the con
vention is as follows:
October Fl, 10 a. m,
Convention called to order by Presi-
dent NJ. ]. Cunningham. Bisbee. Ari-
iona
Prayer-Rev. H. p. Cory. Globe.
Arizona.
Address of welcome-Hon. George
] stoneman, Globe. Arizona
Response.
Address Of president.
Report of secretary.
Report of the treasurer.
Report of the executive council
October Fl, 200 p. m.
Selection of vice presidents of coun-
ties.
Address-"G Guarantee of Bank De
posits." Hon 7. R. Brandt of the
First National bank Of Tombstone.
Address-"Par Points" Hon. F. E
Beck of the Anglo and London-Paris
National bank, San Francisco
Address Modern Tendencies and
Ancient Principles" Hon. James X
Lynch of the First National bank Of
San Francisco.
Trip to the Old Dominion mine and
smelter at night.
October %, 1880 a. m.
Trip to the Globe mining districts
Reception and ball at Dreamland
900 p m.
October 20, 1o:Co a. m.
Report of nominating committees
Address-"How the Outsider Looks
at the Bank" Hon Frederick S. Nave
Globe, Arizopa.
/ Addres3--''Bank Izxetfo1,> Hon
Charles L. Rawlins. Globe, Arizona.
General discussion
3oll call of counties.
Election of officers.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-19
Fried Green Corn.

Score the grains and cut from the
cob, scrape out all corn milk. Brown
enough butter in a porcelain pan to
season the corn, place it in the pan
with salt and pepper and fry until the
corn milk is cooked into the corn,
then add very small amount of wa
ter, place the paa in a pan of boiling
water. Cover the corn with lid and
steam until done. Before serving add
a dash of flour, spoonful of sugar
and cup of rich cream, or enough to
moisten the corn, and boil This is a
very rich and appetizing dish, the
flour when cooked thickens the Juice
20 a creamy naste
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-19

company abandons its proposed line
for which it holds a concession from
the Mexican government. then the
building of the Southern Pacific to
Douglas is made certain, as the ore
tonnage from Cananea to the Doug
las smelters must become more inn
portant in the future.
However, there is no confirmation
to be had so far that the Boston
story is correct in its assumption and
the railroad possibilities of Douglas
for the future has only been mysti
fled more by its publication, until
definite statements are made by tht
parties interested are forthcoming.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-19
IS READY
FOR ARIZONA
BANKERS

GLOBE, Oct. 15.-After severa,
weeks of hard work, the bankers
and business men of this city have
actively completed arrangements for
tie convention of the Arizona sank
ers' association which will be hell
in this city Thursday Friday and Sat
rrday. October 81 10 %.
The program of the conventic1 MS
been completed and from the ar
engagements which have been made for
the entertainment of the guests, who
viii probably number fifty or more
nothing will be left undone which
could add to their pleasures.
Matters Of business win occupy the
forenoon of the day, reports of the
different officers and committees &c
be heard, and other similar matters
taken up.
George J. Stoneman viii deliver The
address of welcome, after the meet
ing has been called to order by Pres
ident NJ J. Cunningham. of Bisbee
and a fitting prayer delivered by
Rev H. P. Cory.
| In the afternoon addresses will be
delivered by t R Brandt, of the First
National Bank of Tombstone, F E
Beck of the Anglo and London-Paris
National Bank of San Francisco and
James X. Lynch of the First National
bank of San Francisco.
In the evening a trip viii be taken
to the Old Dominion mine and
smelter.
Friday for Entertainment.
Salem is the next stop, and here one
can pass days strolling through tht
Globe mining districts. with recep
ton and bali at Dreamland at night
On Saturday, Judge F. S. Nave viii
deliver an address, as will C. L. Raw
Inns The election of officers for thu
ensuing year will end the business o
the convention.
1t is understood that many natter
of Importance will be brought up a
the coming convention and it is eS
pected that an unusual amount of in
terest will be taken in the bushes
sessions Of the organization.
Practically all that remains to b,
done to complete arrangements 70
the convention is the naming of tn,
committees to take charge Of tn
various features of the convention
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-19

that the Southern Pacific's contract
for handling the Greene-Cananea
freight was made little more than
five years ago and was for twenty
five years, provided the railroad
should make connection with the Ma
co-Cananea line, purchased from the
mining company WITHIN tive years.
This would further explain why the
Southern Pacific is now rushing the
iNaco connection before doing any
grading on the Douglas or Bisbee
surveyed lines.
1t is believed that If the Four C's
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-19
oYster shen seraper.

An oyster shell is the very best
thing to scrape saucepans and kettles;
when once you have used them, you
will never return to a knife, spoon or
link dishcloth; they (the oyster
shells) are sharp and lend themselves
to all corners.-"Little Helps" in the
National Magazine.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-19
Dark Cake.

One egg, one cup sugar, one-hals
cup butter, one cup thick sour milk.
enc teaspoon soda QeveD, one tea
spooD vanilla, one-half lemon, one
fourth teaspoon all kinds Of spice, two
cups sifted -four, one cup chopped
raisins, one cup chopped walnuts.
FTosting-Two cups brown sugar.
one-haf cup cold water. Boil until it
threads. Have ready beaten white
of one egg; pour on syrup gradually,
add vanilla and beat until cool This
cake iS good with or witbcnt frn=tine
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-19
CANANEA LINE
MAY DELAY
BUILDING

DOUGLAS. Oct. 1S.--(speeiai)-
During the week there have been
number of stories current concern
ing the railroad situation in this sec
ton which are important TO Douglas.
The most important one is that
which was taken from the Boston
bureau concerning an import
ant concession made to the Greene
Uananea company on rreight rates
out of Cananea b. the Southern Paci-
fic. In that article it was stated that
such favorable rates had been secur-
ed by the Cananea company that it
would obyiate on their part the ne
cessity of building a road OF their
own for which concessions mad al
ready ben secured from the Mexican
government; evidently this refers to
the -Four C's" road which has been
surveyed along the northern border
of Mexico, which touched at Aqua
Prieta, opposite Douglas.
If there be truth in the Boston ar
ticle there may be delay in the con
struction of the line along the north
ern border of Mexico. though it is
peHeved that the Mexican govern
ment viii find way to have it built
by someone, as it is known that Mex
leo is very anxious to secure such a
line.
Mai Explain Hurry
If it transpires that the Southern
Pacific has come TO definite terms
concerning the Cananea freight tnat
explains the hurry of the Southern
Pacific to reach Naco. IN connec-
tion with this a story was told yes
terday by a gentleman who has been
well informed on conditions at Ca
nanea for many years TO the effect
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-21
Snns sefreit 80.

Man nimmt i'm aIlgemeinen an,
baB nit iteisenber &ultur bic Wlens
Ifen ni9t nur feltener, ionoern aud
por allen ipGter beiratben. Oana4
miibten Die Seirdtbsluitissn BON bu,
te Glter Isin als Die, Die friiber in ole
@be trdten. Die nun BON 5ori9eru
feitseItelIt lpurbe, 1T seruoe ods 9es
gentbeil Der Sail. Sn preuben betrus
1867 oas bur9f6nittli9e Seiratbs,
alter 80 Sabre bsi oen UiGnnern,
27.4 Sabre bei ben Srauen; i'm SABRE
1901 betrus es bel ben MGnnern nur
nod 28.9 Sabre unb bel ben Sruuen
25.7. 9iefe niebrise 3abl bat ii9
ieitosm Bis 1905 tonitant bebouptet.
Sn 9upern betru5 oas Seirdtbsalter
in ben Sabren 1841 Bis 1860 our9s
i9nittlt6 BEL ben M1nnern 32.4, BEL
ben Srauen 29.4 Sabre; i'm SABRE
1904 bei MGnnern 29.1, bei Srauen
26 Sabre. 9asielbe Sinten asigeu
au9 bic Statiititeu oes iibrigsn
9sutIdlanbs. Dabei beitebt fsin llns
terf6ieb Sipii9en Stabi unb 2ano.
Sn 8dbern 1T iosur bds Setrdthsal'
ter uuf bem 2anoe bober als in ben
StGoten. 9ie sr0bte 4bnabme bes
SeiratbsaIters erfolgte in Dem Sabr>
fiinft 1896 Biz 1900. 9tu9 in ben
iibrisen Staten bes europGii6en
SeitIanoss beiratbsn Ole 2eute in ims
mer iiingeren Sabren, lpennslsid fitb
bas ni9t 70 fart ausprGst iute in
Seuti6Ianb; nur in England 5ei9t
bas SeirutbsuIter eine 3unabme. 2lns
Dem Riidsans oes SeiratbsaIters
barf man aber niht uuf Elm Steisen Der
9eburtensiffern f9liebsn. Die @ebur,
tenaiffer fdllt pielmebr fortaeIebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-21
Die stesrettfom5sie In @sen.

3u 8eginn bes abtsebnten Sabrs
6unberts besannen bic tbeatralii4sn
@ergnigungen in Wien, aud Die
puppenipiele, unb fpGter aud bic
italieniI9e Sper, um bier llbr Ra9s
mittaas unb mubten um feds llbr
beenbet Ietn. ipGteitens Inn iieben llbr,
als Die eisentlide poliseiitunoe. Sreis
lid gu elmer 3ett, no bic Strdbenbes
lsu1tung nod ni9t eineefiibrt mar.
9luf psrfdiebenen eroben pIGBen Der
iilneren Stdbt purOen bolSerne 2beds
ter aufssbaut, rel9e nit ben Marios
nettenipieltn pieber aus Der Stdot
berT9pan6en, I'm I'M iosendnnteH
,WurIteltbedter" tpeiter gu eriitiren.
Safiir puroe i'm Sabre 1907 bas
n&Grntnert6ors5b beater" erbaut unb
benz beriibmten Sdnspuriten Soiepb
Stranibtp unb Der Idmmtli9en noeuts
fbsn &om6Oienbanbe" ipGterbtn bic
8epiIlisung ertbsilt, oarin ibre 8ors
itellungen au erDffnen. Die 9lera Der
yStdatsdftionsn" nit 9ansDurIt be-
gam unb bielt iib seraume 3eit.
Stranibtps iiberaus frudtbare Wuie
i90pfte ibre Stoffe meiIt aus ben
italieniI9en &om0bien. Iber nur
Der Sang Der Sanolung, eini9e ernits
bafte SSenen unb bic 2ieber uno
2lrien tpurben aufssf9rieben; i'm
ltebrigen bate bas progrdmm mebr'
mails ben Bsifab: r5ier tann Der
9anspurit feline 2dssi unb SOppe<
reien nah 9elieben MADDEN.
SIN Sabre 1925 fiibrte ber inSfpi.
iden aft selporbsns Stranibtp bem
publitum ieinsn tiinftigen StelIpers
treter, 9ottfrieb prebauTer, Dor. Sies
fer fiel auf bic &nie unb flebte nit
elmer untpioeritebli9 tomiI9en Miez
ne; nMeine Serri9aften, / bitt' Sic,
nm @ottes piIIen, la6en's iiber midi"
Sas ganae Saus Brad in elm nidt
enbenpollenbes @eld6ter aus, Stra,
nibtp iiberrsi6te Dem neuen Sanss
ipurit fsierli9 bic pritIGs, un6 Der
neue &0nis bes Wiener Sumors frat
feline SerrI9oft an. Rd9 einiger
3sit bate Der Diener @eI9mad ii9
au IGutern besonnen unb rseelmdBise
= ni9t impropiiirte = Stiide tpurs
ben i'm Sabre 1747 gum srften MdIe
auf Die 8iibne sebradt. Sm Sabre
1853 uurbe bas @rtemporiren Iogar
poliseili9 perboten. 9lls Elm 2iebling
Der @iener, Der r9ernarbon" &ura,
mad lGnseren @aitipielrsifen ITO
mad Wien suriidtam. mibfielen feline
beralteten SpGBe. Wlit ibm Itarben
Die Sunspiirfte auf Der 8iibne aus.
@ber nit benz Ramen perf9nanb
nod lanee ni9t bic Sisur. Die in
@olfsitiiden aIs 8ernarbOn, 8aIperle,
2arifari. Staterl, 2ipperl, Sbab>
bdbl uIp. immer tpieosr auftrat.
Selbit in @oetbes n5auit" finben mir
ibn uls ~2uitise perfOn~; Dor allen
aber in Der ausselaFensn 5arce:
nSansapurits So6Seit" bss altmeis
tiers. als selebrts @ertbeibiser oss
Sanspurf tratsn Defenders 2sFins
unb s. MOIer auf. 2ebterer in isis
nsr beriibHtten S9rift: rSarle!in
pber @ertbeiOisuns bes @rotest>ao>
miiden", 2eiTins i'm 18. Stiid ieiner
nSamburser 9rumdtursie".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-21
Die Sane ais WaHs.Sniarameat.

DAT man our6 glaIen in bic
Sanoe SOne eraeusen lam, ipeib ies
Der. llnbetannt aber 1T es, bab mla
aus ben Sdnben elm ipirtlitss Muii.z
initrument bilben lam, bas poblz
tIinsenoe SDne era.ust. Die oies
gu MAIDEN lit, bei9reibt @il6ert
Smith I'm ~Strano Musasine". gs
banoelt ii9 oarum, aus beioen SGn.
ben cine redt grobe S0bIuR5 gu Bill
ben, bic nur cine Oeffnung bat.
Siersu lest man Die redte Sdno in
bic linte uno brinst bann bic 9au.
msnbuIlen anetnanoer; Der Dir6ef
spiI6eu Odumen uno 3eigefinacr
Der linten Sano miro ourb 0ie bier
Singer Der Redten perIdlofen. Die
9auptiudt aber lit, Dab Die game
6Dblune poIIItGnois peri9loFen lit;
bab.r miiFen Die Singer iid tbeiIs
peiIe oeden. 90 bat man elm ri9=
tises WtuIit SnIirument berssItsIlt.
Sas rMiiubitiid" lieet in Der @e5enb
Der pbersn 9aumenIpiben elm ipenis
sesen Die SBerlippe eeoriidt, pGb.
reno Die unterlipps lei9t porgeitrsdt
lit. 60 fam man natiirli9 nur Ell,
nen Son erSeugen, un0 omar ben tiefs
fen bes rSnitruments". Die bOberen
sntIteben Dur9 cine ~&luppe". gu ser
Die Singer Der linten Sanb ernannt
psroen. Der ltmfans bieIss SnItrus
ment.s Tam ie nu9 Der @rObe Der
6Gnbe Bis gu ~ OttuOsH betrassn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-21
@sbinate arsubs. ena:

8ebinete Srsube. gna:
DemnG9it feiert ia Dein papa iein
25idbriees Dienitiubildum. freuit 0u
Did auf bteies Seit2 : puuIa: gs
tommt bult nod burauf on. oh i4
oas neue &leio baSu bstomme Ooer
ntdt.
= patriotismus. 9eiu4er:
-Was fsbIt benn Sbrem SansIg"
Mutter: ~8audpeb bat er! 9lls se'
fern Ss. Dur9lau9t. Der Siirit. pom
8abnbof setommen, Oa 1T Der buns
me 8ub bier Stunoen lang auf mem
unreifen 3ipetf6sens9aum s'feHsn!-
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= Gtin unte.ri dieb.u.
Sic; Der Sntsl I4reibt bod. oaB er
0einem 8orboben niht unipmpas
tbtid seseniiber ftebt. = Gr: 9lners
bines. aber peibt Ou. oespesen itsbt
sr ibm nod Ionse ni4t ipmpatbiid
eeseniiber.
= Sin ungeratbener
g f n. Batter, i'd bub' e unbeSubl'
bare Sbee!" = rOriid' Did uus.
pis fih's sebort fir ben sin5issn
Gobn BON MiliionGr @olbItaub!"
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Ger ,pert9psaiie seppi6 DER @eIt.

Wenn man BON Dem &eiGtbum
Der inoifden SiirIten lieIf, 70 bent.
man on untrmebli9e, aber aud ia.
senbafte S9dbe. Cine Der tbatId6s
fifen aoitbarteiten ift elm Seppid
oes 5iiriten @edipar bon 9aruOd. gr
beitebt nGmlih aus Sdniiren bon
perlen, Rubinen unb Didmanten, bic
in elm farbenprGbtt5es Wufter psrs
iuebt iinb. Der Dertb bieIes @tiidss
miro auf II MiIIionsn, Dollars aes
iddBt. gln ieiner StrFsllung baben
brei Sabre lang Die ausst5ei6nstiten
Siinitler unb Suipelisre gearbeitet.
gluberoem befinoet ii9 i'm 8sIibs oies
Ies Giiriten nod elm Oiamanten6ols.
baHO, oas uuf niGt psniger aIs 10
MilIioaen Dollars seTddbt niro.
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uebtrhsb buna.

ueberbebuna. Odme:
,0as fir cine &runtbeit baben Sis9"
9ienitmGb9tn: ~Neuruitbenie!" Oa'
me: .Mein.n Sonntagsbut trostn
Sic. mein SsibentIeib tragen sic
unb nun buben sic aud nod m.ins
arantbeit = bos sebt ni4t. 81.
miiiien aisben!"