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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-22
CALLED HIS BLUFF.

Yes" said young Windig boasting-
ly. IT pass most Of my time between
Chicago and New York"
That's what your cousin told me-
rejoined Miss Cayenne.
MY ~cousin!' replied windig.
"w-what did she say?"
she said" replied Miss Cayenne,
that you lived in a little town In
Ohio."-Chicago News.
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Samuel Sedoff, of Erwin Park, was
fined IS for driving an automobile along
Valley road last night without lights.
Sedoff claimed that he had drove down
to Newark on a message and did not
examine his lamps before starting to
see If they contained enough oil to
burn for the trip. and hat the lights
burned out less than a block from his
home.
Chief of Police Harry Gallagher, who
attended the national convention of
police chiefs at Buffalo last week re-
turned home last night.
Mrs. Andrew F. Smith. OF Mountain
View place, has gone to Asbury, War
rem county, for a stay Of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred t. Berry. of
Grove street, viii spend the sumnler at
Bangor, Me.
Mrs. Horace N. Torrington and fam
lily. OF Orange road. viii take possession
of their summer home at Kennebec.
Me. July l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Tice, of
Upper Mountain avenue. AVE gone to
Atlantic City. where they will spend
July.
The excise committee of the Town
Council met last night and examined
the applications for licenses. 1t is said
that all applications will b granted
next Monday night.
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MONTCLAIR DOCTORS HOLD
FIRST ANNUAL BANQUET.

The Medical Society of Montclair and
Vicinity, which includes physicians of
Montclair, Bloomfield, Glen Ridge,
Caldwell and Verona In its member
ship. had its first annual dinner at the
Montelair Club last night. DR.. H. w
Foster, of MontcIair. was POSTMASTER.
DR.. 3. w. Scripture. of New York. read
a paper on "Stammering and Stutter-
ing" Speeches were made by DR.. H
w. Foster, DR.. Richard P. Francis and
others. The officers of the association
are: President, DR.. H. W. Foster,
Montclair; vice-president. DR.. Henry
Wallace, Glen Ridge; secretary and
treasurer, DR.. r. P. Francis. of Mont
clair; executive committee, DR.. Edwin
e. Bond. Caldwell; DR.. James w
Kirchbaum, Upper Montclair; DR..
William H. Van Gieson, Bloomfield: DR.
Wallace, Glen Ridge.
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Thomas r. Simpson, of Third street.
n Henry Meeker, of South Orange
avenue. have been appointed constables
by the Village Board of Trustees to
act without compensation from the
village.
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BELLEvILLE
BELLEvILLE COUPLES
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Chairman
Celebrate with Reception.

Their fifteenth wedding anniversary
was observed last night by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank D. Chairman, of Rossmore
place and High street, B~elleville, at a
reception and housewarming at their
home.
MI. and Mrs. Chairman were mar
ried on June 81. 1894. The Rev. Mr.
Hagerman. who was then pastor OF
the Belleville Reformed Church. per-
formed the ceremony. Many of the
guests last night were present at the
wedding. Mrs. Chairman was Miss
,Maude Fitzmaurice. Among the
guests were:
DR.. and Mrs. Edward A. Cyphers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Morgan, Mr.
and Mrs. James Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs,
C. w. Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Chairman, Miss Clearman,' Mr.. and
Mrs. David A. Chairman and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Chairman, r. For
dyce. Miss Beatrice Fordyce. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Niebel. Miss Helen Niebel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Alderman. Ernest
Barnham, Miss Bessie Alderman, Har-
old A. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Lake, Mrs. p. d. Alderman, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Osborne, Robert Osborne. Miss
Osborne, Miss Madge Osborne, Mr.. and
Mrs. George R. Gerard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil c. Mertz, Mr.. Inc Mrs. John F.
Bovine, DR.. and Mrs. Clement Morris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Hayes. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Shelter, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Osborne and Mrs. Mary Tucker.
Eutorfnfued with Musicale.
Mrs. r. E. Travis, of Joralemon
street, gave a musical last night at her
home. There were about twenty-five
guests. The special feature was the
appearance of Miss Mabel Ferry, a
member of a woman's orchestra of Bos-
ton. Miss Ferry gave violin selections.
Miss Mabelle Ludwig sang. u
To Renew Old Rivaiing.
The first of a series of five games
between the baseball teams of the MI
tual A. A., of Belleville, and the Nutley
A. G.. will be played at Nutley next
Saturday. There is much interest
every year in the games between these
teams. Last yea the Belleville team
won the series of three out of i've
games.
wesley brotherhood to Meet.
A meeting of the Wesley Brother
hood will be held Thursday night in
the Wesley M. E. Church to effect per-
manent organization. The present
officers are: President, Alfred Cooper;
secretary, Cortlandt g. Hemingway,
and treasurer, Morrell Abbey.
The receipts at the meeting of Home
Building and Loan Association last
night amounted to s5.10S.0S. OF this
amount $500 was on a stock loan.
Thirty-seven hundred dollars was sold.
The association met last night at Main
and Rutgers streets owing to improve
ments being made in the rooms at 904
Main street.
Mrs. James Donegan, of Cortlandt
street. is visiting her sister. Mrs. o. r.
Pearson, of Plainfield,
There was a large attendance last
night at the initiation conducted by
Harmony Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Division No. 5, Ancient Order of
H~ibernians, is planning an entertain
ment. The division will also have mi
exercises at the next meeting.
The Board of Education will hold a
special meeting tonight, at which pro-
posals for furnishing the schools on
received.
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cALDWELL-vERONA.


Falls from Cherry Tree.
Harold Van Wart, of Arlington ave-
nue., Caldwell, son of William H. Van
Wart. fell from a cherry tree on the
Dawson property yesterday and was
seriously hurt. He was taken home
and DIR. Edmund r. Lame found him
bruised and cut about the arms and
legs.
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JAMES N. JARVIE TO WE'D
MISS HELEN v. NEWTON,

An engagement of note announced in
Bloomfield and Montclair today is that
of Miss Helen Vanderveer Newton,
eldest daughter of John Newton, of ASS
N. Jarvie. of $50 Upper Mountain ave-
nue., Montclair. Miss Newton is well
known In church and social circles. Mr..
Jarvie is prominent in financial circles
in. Manhattan, and is a member of
may wel-knpwn clubs in that city. He
is a coffee magnate.. and was connected
with the old firm Of Arbuckle Brothers,
of Front street, Manhattan. He erected
the Jarvie Memorial Library in Bloom
field in honor of his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. William Jarvie.
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Their Tin wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Reeve, of
Main street, Millburn. have returned
from their wedding trip.
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SISTERS CELEBRATE AT
DUAL ANNIVERSARY,

A dual celebration of the tenth and
fifteenth wedding anniversaries of two
sisters occurred last night, when a sur
prise party was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Barnard, of
Church street, Miilburn Mr. and Mrs.
Barnard have !. been married fifteen
years, and Mrs. Barnardss sister, Mrs.
Herbert Bodwell, was married ten
years ago last Sunday. Mr., and Mrs,
Barnard received many handsome
presents. The guests present were
Frederick Taylor, Frederick Taylor, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George McColfum, Bessie,
John. and Gussie McCollum, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Woodruff and Miss Phoebe
Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Mayer,
John Mayer, jr., Elsie, Mile, Marie
and Joseph Mayer, Mr.. n Mrs. Fred
erick Warner, Eunice, Lester and
a Warner, Mr.. n Mrs. Frank Liv-
ingston, Irving and Myrtle Livingston,
Mrs. George Golf, Miss Sadie Dershug,
the Misses Edith and Lizzie Knoller
and Wesley Drake.
Their Tin wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c.. Grifiths. of
Taylor street. Millburn, were given a
surprise at their tin wedding last night,
which had been arranged for by friends
in Newark. The Newark party was
composed of George w. Major, Edward
Major, Harvey Major, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Donaldson. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Aeirstock, Leonard Aeirstock and
Mrs. Steele. From Crawford were pres
ent Mrs. Renigan, Misses Alberta and
Marguerite Renigan and Mrs. A. T. orr.
Mrs. Frederick L. Smith. Augustus
Smith and Oscar and Hazel Smith, of
Maplewood, and Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Smith and son Walter. of Springfield,
We're also there.
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school boards Special Meeting.

The Board of Education will hold q
special meeting tonight, after which its
members will attend the class night
exercises of the graduating class.
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Miss Edith P. Lonsfellow, of Massa-
chusetts, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Charles A. Van Duvne. of Brookside
avenue. Caldwell.
Mrs. Frederick r. Cook, Of Bloomfield
avenue, Caldwell. has returned from a
trip to Boston.
Mrs. George S. Carpenter, of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. is visiting friends in
Campbell avenue. Caldwell.
Mrs. Ezra Harrison. of Hanford plaq
Caldwell. returned last night from a
visit to relatives in Sussex county.
Howard w. Holmes. of Ridge road,
Verona township. who has been con-
fined to his home with illness. has re-
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur p. Jarvis and
Mrs. Moore, of Roseville. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Melancthon Courier, of
Hanford place, Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thurston, of Cald-
Well, returned last night from a trip to
Milton.
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The Rev. r. David RFrazer. formerly
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, Newark, has taken the house
at z4S Beach street, owned by Mrs.
Louis r. Barrett. 4
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Health Board Hears Complaint

Health Board Hears Complaint .
The Caldwell Board of Health last
night passed the new code on its sec
ond reading. Complaints were made
regarding the emptying of drainage in
to the brook crossing Campbell ave-
nue. at Whitfield street, and also of the
running of cesspool water on the Dob
bins property in Mountain avenue.
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Tbirty to Get diplomas.

" LE
Thirty diplomas will be distributed
tonight in the old First Presbyterian
Church at the twenty ninth commence
ment of the Bloomfield High School.
William A. Baldwin, of the Board of
Education, will present the diplomas,
and DIR. Franklin c.. Wells will make
an address. The Scripture reading and
prayer will be by the Rev. George l..
seertis, of the First Church. n the
: High School orchestra, led by Professor
p. j. Smith, will furnish music, Pro-
lessor Louis Miner will preside at the
organ.
The debris left by the tearing down
of the James Berry homestead, in
washington street near the Lacka
wanna railroad tracks, and long an eye
sore in the vicinity, was removed to-
day, much to the relief Of surrounding
residets.
Mrs. Ernest Quackenbush, of Amster-
dam. N. Y. is the guest Of Mrs. Will
am Roberts, of Fairview.
Miss Gertrude Roberts. of Baldwin
place. has one to Fort Hunter, N. Y.
The Rev. DR.. e. J. Holden, of Orange.
will occupy the pulpit of the First Bap-
fist Church next Sunday. night.
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odd Fellow. Going Fishing.

Members of Hope Lodge No. 179, In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, and
their friends will go on a deep-sea fish
ing trip tomorrow aboard h steamer
Belle. A prize will be awarded to the
one who catches the most fish and also
TO the n who catches the largest fish.
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Belle. A prize Will De awarded 10 tne
one who catches the most fish and also
to the n who catches the largest fish.
Mrs. Patrick J.. Kelly, of so Ridge
wood road, is spending two weeks as
guests of relatives in Booton.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fisher Miller and
family, of Scotland road, will leave
next week for Bayhead to spend the
summer.
j. Budd Smith. of Sloan street, has
purchased a new automobile.
Mrs. N. Wetmore Halsey and family
leave this week for England, where
they will tour in an automobile.
Mrs. E. B. Byron. of Prospect street,
will spend the next two months at the
Oriental. Manhattan, as guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Henry McCreery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy and family have
gone to Belmar. where they lave taken
a cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Lee. of
II Riggs place, will leave Wednesday
for Liberty Lake. Sullivan county, N.
Y, to spend the summer.
Miss Laura Gates. of 10 Riggs place.
will go abroad this week.
william w. Thomas and family, of
Irvington avenue. will leave this week
for Lake Hopatcong, where they will
spend the summer.
Walter F, Harris n family, OF Fair
view avenue, will go to their summer
cottage in Edgartown, Mass. tomor-
row.
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wesley Brotherhood to Meet.
A meeting of the Wesley Brother
hood will be held Thursday night in
the Wesley M. E. Church to effect per-
manent organization. The present
officers are: President, Alfred Cooper;
secretary, Cortlandt G. Hemingway.
and treasurer, Morrell Abbey.
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Entertained with Musicale.

Mrs. R. E. Travis, of Joralemon
street, gave a musical last night at her
home. There were about twenty-five
guests. The special feature was the
appearance of Miss Mabel Ferry, a
member of a woman's orchestra Of Bos-
ton. Miss Ferry gave violin selections.
Miss Mabelle Ludwig sang. u
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
an Die faiidIe aorsife.

Cine amiiiants 9lnstOOts pirb in
aes WOrses, 5rantrsid, sr5dblt.
8eim Barrier 3Olldmt trafen eines
Sagss aus Murtinique feds srobe
Safer Bum Elm, bic an germ o.
Suso abrsfirt parsn. Die gsb0rs
ben peritdnSistsn 8ictOr Sueo, Der
aIsbulo etn SAB BON 300 2itern pers
3ollte unO beSOg, Die iibrieen aber
ins 3ollluser seben lieb. Rad Sfpsi
Moratsn bssos Der Si6tsr Elm siptis
tes SOB unb turS banu6 nod elm
brittss. 8aIb barauf eri6ien elm
Serr 8incent Suso ouf benz 3ollamt
unO retIamirts feds SGFer Rum, Die
fir ibn ,insetroffen Iein miibtsn.
9robe le6errai9uns auf benz 3olls
amt. Wan beritdnoist Serrn Bins
cent Suso, buB Oi, Senoung nur
ben 9u9itaben Ieines 8orndmens gee
tragen babe unb feline aoreIIs, 10
oaB man infoIssoeTen Die Senbuns
on 9ictor Suso uusssliefert babe,
Der bereits orei GGFer Sapon besos
gen bat. nSit perben mir Die 5GIs
ier eriebsn," bemsrtte Ssrr 8iucent
9ugo un0 sins gu Ieinem glbpofdteu.
Su Der Shat puroe Oas 3ollamt
berurtbeilt. 9ictor Sueo aber lieb
man aus bem Spiel, benn iein gus
ter 9Iaube mar nicbt anSusrsifeu. Gr
bate unssuOmmsn. Oab irssnbein unz
betannter 9erebrer aus Wartinique
ihm feline 8spunb:rung Dur6 feds
srcbs Rumfdfsr beSeugen ppllte. &.
9as RdtbieI blieb. pie Der Si6ter
in Orei Wondten tauIsn6 2iter Bum
setrunten hdb.n fpIIte. Gr bet lie
nitt sstruntsn. Mit Tsirem 0eins
bGHolsr traf sr elm 9lbtOmmsn, uno
fir Die tuufsnb 2iter Rum BAIT. er
ihDnsn ountsln abgelussrt,n fsurieen
&ursunO,r .iusstaui9t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
Rein Name ii Saie!

DER llrIprung Der melt Derbreitsfen
Reotnsart: Wiein Name TT Sdie, i'd
ipeiB BON ni6ts! 1T folsenber: gIs
8ittOr Saie, Der Sobn bes b.tanntsn
Senenfer Sbsologsn. in Seibelbsrs
ftubirte. mubte Elm STUDENT, neil sI
einen anberen i'm Duetl er19oHsn
bate, aus Der RufenItabt fIieben.
Mansels einer 2ssitimationstartt
tpanbts er ii6 an @iftor SaI. Inn gu.
fludt unb Silf.. Run mar iebsr
WiBbraud Der 9esitimdtionstdrte
ftreng psrboten, aber bas lieb iid
nidt bsrbieten, bic aarte au perIiss
rem. 9ittor Sai. O.rIor lie; isn:r
funo fie. fam sIiidIi6 iiber bic @renss
unb lieB bann bic aarte ipieber fals
len. Sic ipurbe sefunbsn unb aIs
berbddtig benz llnio.riitGtsseridte
iiberfanbt. 3ur llnteriu9ung seaos
gen, Gub.rt. fid Der iunse Suriit 70.
fort: ~Wein Ram. 1T Saf., i6 b.rs
neine bic 9enerdlfrdge, idb peiB bon
ni4ts." 9lus bisf.r Iusfas., bi. ba.
mails in Seibelberg RAID btfannt
ipurbe unb bdlb bic Runoe bur5
Seutfdlanb madts, 1T nit WeglaFs
funs bts iuriitifdn gbdrdtters bic
betannte Rebensdrt .ntftanben: ,Wein
Nams if Safe, id ipsiB bon ni6ts.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
.,um eottestpifI.n. Nraulein - ipal

vIm @ottesipillen, 5rdulein - ipas
III Sbnen2 Was babe t9 seiaet, bas
Sic bate frdntsn f6nnen9~
%, geben Sic = ssben Sie!" fan
ts unter bislem S6lu6sen aus ibrel
8rnft. nWus sic ba s.iprodsn bubsn
mar 70 bdbli9! gaie = ME tperbe id
bic furdtbare 8eidGmuns bieisi
Stunbe peripinben."
sd hattie sic bei9Gmt - i6 Siei
Msin Soft, ipenn Sic iuiibt.n, mas id
barum sGbs, fpsnn id Sbnen ale:
Slid Der grbe gu SiiB.n Ieger
fOnnte!"
Sic fprang auf unb tpGbreub ibl
nod bic bellsn SbrGnen iibsr bic Wan'
gen rannen, ipriibten ibrs aueen ibr
aornig an.
.Wollen sic mid aud nod perb06'
men, Serr 9ottora Soil i9 Sbner
stipa glauben, bab sic mid ipirtlid
fir Elm 2abenmGb9en sebalten bGtteni
SOlIts .s Sbnen tpirtIid in ar bieisl
3eit nidt eingefalIen f.in, baB 81,
mir ni6t in einem Sanbi9ubsef9dft
fonbern auf einsm @obItbGtisteitsba'
far etipas dbeetauft bdben9 Sabe id
sic barum in m,inem 4utomobil nit
senommen. nm mid BON Sbnen f
tObtli9 beleibisen au laFsu9"
~8armber5iser Simm.I! Sd - 81,
-Sie fnb Srdulein Sertbu 9ubben'
berg9"
r9l[Ierbings! 9lber sic brau6en isBt
feline gngit mebr au baben, Serr Or
Stlinser. Oab meine Gltern sic fiji
mid faufen iperbsn."
Mit elmer bobeitspolI.n 9eberbt
tparf Il. ben 9opf suriid unb f9ritt
sur Sbiir. aber lie eeldnste niht gam
Bis babin, benn Der 0ottOr psrtrat If,
ben Weg. Sein 9eii6t mar blaB bol
@rreeuns, uls er 6srboriti.b:
~Sis m0ssn mid psrbammsu unt
m6gen mid fir immer aus Sbr.,
Ndbt berbannsn. 2t6er tbe icb sSbren
8sfebl 5olss leifte, muB i6 Sbner
ideen, baB id bic Sodter b,s Som.
mer5ienrutbs nur berfdmdbt babe
neil i9 mid in cine permeintlidC
feline SunOfdubp.rtduf.rin boff'
nungslps -"
gr bra6 ab, benn er las 16on in
ben beiben 4ueen, bic ibn pl0blih an.
Ia6t.n. bic Gntport. auf bic er midi
Su bpffen sstpast bate. -
efnbertbalb Stunben ipdter erTt bieli
has rotbe.politerte 4utomobil Dor ber
8iIa bes prpfeFprs &ortfampf in
2iebenbtrs.. Die 6tibsn nit llnsebuIt
ertpurt.t.n uno fr.ubis bssriibten Sn'
faiTen aber faben aus, als pGrs ibnsr
niemals cine Sabrt 70 fdDn unb fr
tur5 porsetommsn ipie bieie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
Silbernasel.
SiiS;e pon Sermann Seiis.

Wiein Sreunb &onitantin SiIbsrnos
gel ftan6 nit alien UiGbdti Der
Ra9barIfaft gut, aber er bate feinen
S6ab. Wo er cine iteben uno ges
ben lab, mar er nit einem @rub, nit
sinem DiB Ooer nit elmer 5rsunbs
Iidteit un6 pertrauliden Rsdersi Sur
Sano; unb Die MGodsn itanben
0ann, iaben ibm nod uno batttn
DpblsefaIIen an ibm: gr bdtts isSs
ppn ibnen baben fDnnen, uber er fpouz
te niht. llnb 70 oft in Der DertItatt
bon Mdb6en unO 2iebss9eihi6ten oi.
Rebe mar, audte er Die I6ieln, uno
tpenn ibn elmer pon uns Niitgeielen
fraete, mas CT odpon bdlt., la6te er
uno meinte: ,Rur orouf los, nur
Orauf los, i6r S6leder! Sd erleb's
nod, bab i6r Ollie beiratbet." ~Sa,
parum 6tun ni9t." risf oa man4er,
lift benn Seiratbsn 10 elm ungliida"
.8dnnIt's ia probiren. 9lber i6
nidt. sd ni6t!" Wir ludten ihn
oft barum aus, namentli9 neil er
ia tein Deibsrfeino mar. @inen
SdaB bate sr freilid ME, absr mo
i'm 9oriibsrgeben Elm tur5es 9eiddter,
Elm Iei6tes 3usreifen uno Elm idnel
seftobleu.r 9ub su baben mar. lisb
Der Silbernasel ii9 nidts sntgeben.
qu9 sloubten mir ni9t feblSuratben,
ipenn mir annabmen, er babe irgenos
no in Der Serne Elm WGpel Iiben uno
lpsrSe pObI Der erite bon uns fein.
Dem es gum Seiratben rei9te. Denn
er peroiente gut uno tonnte Wleiiter
iperoen, Iobulb er pp[lts, au6 bieb
ss, er babe elm fettes Sparfafenbu6.
Sm iibrisen mar Sonitantin elm
WenIh, ben allt germ batten. gr
lieB es uns ME merten, oob er eez
Ididtsr mar uno mebr O.rItan6 als
mir 4olegen; muir ipenn elmer i'm Inn
Ratb fragte, balf er germ unO griff
nit gu. Sonit mar er fpie Gin 3ino,
lsidt gum 9dhen 81 brinsen uno
leidt gu riibren, launiid aber barns
log. uno i6 babe ME seieben. baB .r
stpd einen 2ebrbuber seI9lasen ober
ungeredtpsiie anseI9nauSt bate.
0amuis elautte i'd nod, es in Der
MaihtnsnfhIuFersi gu etpas Rs6tem
bringen gu iOnnen, unb 70 I9lob i'd
mid INNER an ben SiIb.rnaeel an,
Der an 8esabuns unb @rfabruus aIs
len &omerdoen ipeit iiberl.esn mar
unb ss ipobl ou6 leiht nit bem Teis
Iter aufgenommsn bdtte. Wenn man
ibn arbeiten iob, bann gina etnsm
re1t bic 2uit am SanOpert auf, 10
lsi6t uno frO6Ii6 uno unfe6Ibar sins
ibm alles BON Der Sanb. @r bate
tets muir feline ar6eit gu MAIDEN, BEL
Der man nidt idIafen uno nidt oOs
fen lam iino INNER ole gIufmerts
famteit beiIammen bdbsn mub, uno
sr bat ME Elm Stiid nsroprbsn. Die
meiIte 6reuoe bate er am Wontirtn
nsuer Woidinen; aud iuIde 8ons
Itruttionnen, bic er nod ME isi6er GEE
arbeitet bate. 6radte er suiummsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
8enis sertrauen.

3um amtsporit.bsr zines fdl,iiz
Iden Dorfes tommt elm 8GusrIein,
um fsin. WieberDerbeirutbuns ansus
msIb.n. rRd, &raufe", fusts Der
amtspOrit.ber iobial. rOas 1T r.dt.
bab Sbr Gud pieber p.rbeiratben
ipolIt; ba sratulire i'd Gu6 fd5n
our iuns.n Sruu. I'D Ser, Serr
Qmtsborit.ber", .ntgesnete bus9dusrz
l.in barauf. rfugen Se od mid drfdt
lang. mas! Wer pesB, mas fer a
8ieit fe tpieber is."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01

8orfi9t. 0iener: glun 1T
Der Baron nit f.inen Gisarren uno
BEN Dein fertig. Sect b.ibfs,
meine seTdmmsItsn 8orrGtbe gut ptrs
I4lieBen!
Gr bat bod re9t. 2.6rer:
glfp Ri9arb Msier beiBt buG @eibt
bu pielIei6t, pie bein Same ssidriss
ben pirb2 Ri6t2 0u baft aber bod
aepib Tdon ben Ramen beines 8as
ters eelefen9 SdiiIer: Sd. 2sbrer:
8ie f6reibt er Tib benn, nit | o6sr
p2 S9iiler: Ulit ii. 2ebrer: Das
iann bod ni6t ans.ben! 9udftubire
NAL Dor, pie sr f.inen Ramen
i6reibt. S6iilsr: W-ii-l-l-e-rt
Gr III nGmlid m.in Stisfput.r!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01

r9as tann i'd Dir Iussn, in Ssis
mem alter babe i'd feline GisurtttsS
seraudt."
rRsdt bait 9u ssbubt, OnteI! gis
sarr.n fino mir fdli.blid aud Iiss
ber."
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-01
MR.. LONG WAS MISSING.

This morning when the negro who
was charged with stealing a watch
and other property from Mrs. H. p.
Long, wife of a well known shoe
maker. who has been mixed up in
several affairs in court during the
past few years, was arraigned in
court, Long, who filed the complaint.
failed to appear against the defend
ant. An adjournment was taken and
a search was made for Long but all
in vain. He could not be located.
Evidently he decided that he didn't
want to appear against the negro.
The court then dismissed the charge
against the negro and he was given
dis liberty. The defendant had all
along declared that he was innocent
and circumstances indicate that he
was not guilty.
1t is said that Long told some one
yesterday that he was goin to Den
yer to take his wife for med'7al treat
ment. It is supposed that he couple
went to Denver.