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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-23

am beutie.n 9tbenp erpartete Der
Dberit i'm 9orSimmer bas 9Iodenz
set9en. @r itanb terSengerabe aufgss
ri9tet, Spg ab unb gu, ipie ss in err
resten WOmenten feline 9epobnbeit
mar, ben Buffenrod tiefer berab,
rduiperte ii9 gsipaltis uRb briidte bic
Sano bes 3Ieiniien berartig fef in
Der fsinen, ouB es bem Sunssn bim.
melangIt purbe.
Satte er re9t estbon2 Sbat er
ntdt aud benz Mtutterbsraen ipsb9
Inter bsm Itrablenben 8aume mari
ii6 feline 5rau an feline 8ruit. Weit
ibermenidIi9er 9lnitrsnsuns seIang
es ibm, 5reuOs iiber ben S9Iafrod
unb iiber bic pulspGrmer su beu6eln,
uno bann beiintiste er aud bic @es
f6ente Der &inber. 2lIs ii9 aber
feline Srau nit ben Worten an ibn
aui4miegts: rRi9t ipabr, bitter, bic
@eidente fdiden mir Saus glei9 in's
Corpse Die niparmen Striimpfe"
tueroen ibm BEL Der SGIts gut tbun,"
ba persrub Der srobe, itarte Mann
fein @eiidt i'm Saare Ieiner 5rau,
unb lie slaubte Derbaltsues S9ludSsn
au bOren.
pIObIih reibt es an Der &linsel,
unb Suns itiir3t nit einem 9riefe in
Der Sano in bic Stubs.
Der Oberit ri9tet Ii9 itraff auf
nit ben Dorten: ngBas Io1 benn bas
beiben9" Sans nimmt cine bienitz
Iide SuItung an, 3isbt Iein Uniforms
Ridden, lpie er es 10 oft bon Ieinem
8oter seieben, tiefer berab uub mel
bet: ~@abett q. q. fir bic Beibs
na6tsferien Su Ieinen gltern beurs
loubt." Damn left Der SberIt ben
8rief foIsenben SnbuIts:
rSo4seebrter Serr Sberit! S.lbf
auf bic @efubr bin, bon Sbnen aes
taosIt 5u lptrbsn, I9ide i'd sSbnen
Sbren Sans ala Dsi6na6tsaeid,nt
@r bat iia i'm 2aufe Der Iebten
Bo4sn ~muiterbaft" sefiibrt, unb
ipenn es aud i'm 5rouS0hIfen bapert,
10 lptro er, gsnau benz 8eiipieIe Ieines
@atsrs folsenb, i'm nG9Ten SeIS,uoe
nit ben SranJOfen ebtn .8eufId"
reeen. Ridts fir UNCUT, Serr Sbsrft,
unb Der9niists 5siertaae tpiinidenb,
q. a., Sauptmonn un6 Gompuanies
gbsi."
Nu4Oem Der OberIt bieIen Brief
aeleien, itiirSt.n ibm bic lana auriid,
ae6altensn SbrGnen aus ben Guaen
gr Isgts pie fesnenb bic Sanb ouf
bas 9aupt feines Rinbes ano fiibrt.
ss Der por Slid 3itternben unb
IprddIos auf .inen Stubl ssfunten.n
Wfutter au.
90 better unS aufserGumt tpis
bcnn mar Der Obsrit nod ME gene.
fen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-23
Bon a. Won CertbeI.

W.nise Wo6en bpr Weibna6ten
tpar Der Sberft pie ausgeipt9ielt.
Niemanb ma9te es i6m mebr re6t,
bic 8ataillonscommanb.urs aitterten
bel feinem Grfdeinen, Der Regiments>
abiutant tuaste taum nod bic ipi9z
tighten unteri9riften porSulsgen. unb
In feiner Samilie mar bes Dstterns
fein Gnoe. limb baran trug folgen,
bss bic SduIb.
Der Sberit bate ipdt gsbsiratbet.
3pei prG9tise Sungen entfproGen
bieier @be, BON bensn Der Gltsits.
rSans", in llntertertio i'm Gabsttens
corps, Der 3ipeite Sertaner zines
@pmnaiiums mar. Sans mar elm
ebsiieSenber Sunge, geb0rte aber gum
fuasnannten seiItisen Witt.lI9las
uno CAB kionbers i'm nSran30fTben"
su uielfu9en ausitellunsen @erunloIs
flung. Dem Sberiten mar biefes um
70 unOeritGnblider, als Sans auf
SOnntassurlaub Der S9nabel Dor
bor lauter SransOIiib gar niht Itllls
itanb. unO ba er ieIbft nidt iiber bos
selbSugsfranS6IiI6 binauseefommen
mar. olio cine regelrsdte &ritit ni6t
ousiiben tOnnts, 70 trGnttsn ibn biei ie
Sabel erit re6t. glIs nun turs bins
tereinnnber 5tpei fold unonsentbmer
8riefe bel ibm einliefen, Iebte er ii9
bin unO fhrieb in feiner tsrnisen
WsiIe tur3 unb biinbis, Sdns biirfe
Dor Weibnd6ten nt6t mebr auf llrs
iaub tommen, unb follte nod elm Saz
bel eintreTfen, rfperbe er ibn ipGbreno
Der Seiertuse nidt Bel ii9 aufH.bs
men,"
9as Ipielte iiG sttpa feds @oden
Dor Weibnahten ab. Hdd adt Sas
gen traf tpitbsr Elm SdbeI ein, Sans'
Weibna6ts S6idIal beiiegeIno.
9e arme Tluttsr Itbte isben Sonntng
In Der baneen Grparturg, ihr Sans
EGme bod NAL zines Sonntdss unpers
bofft, Iein gipil Rodden bing am
iparmsn Diem, unb auf man9e
inusprise Sans fiel beim Srateu cine
ItiIle SbrGns.
Die D.ibnndtsferien tomen, Sons
fam niht.
Dis aIIe Sabre, idmiidte bic Nuts
ter ben @eibna6tsbdum, mudte fir
aIle. aud fir ibren Sans, bus Siits
den nit ben 9eIdsnten, auf benen gu
Obsrit ~islbitgsitridts" Striimpfe
ibronten, 3urebt unb Isste aud fir
ben Sb.rfen ben erfen Sdlafrod
unb Pulspdrmer fir Ous WanODsr
bin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-23
Kneht
:Rupreht.
Cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pon
ReiuRoI6 Ort M a n II.
Ortm a n n.

lin flint llbr mar @bit5 Subrieius
nit ibrer lebten &lapierftunbe fertis
aetpeIen, unb bonn Mi9aelistburm
f6lug es eben feds, uls iie bas Sdus
betrdt. Mie pieIs 8eforsuneen hdtte
iie niht in Der einen Stunbe sema4t!
ssbre beioen 9lrme uRb SGnbe reidten
faum bin, dlle bic padete Sn befGrbern,
nit benen f. fi6 btIabsn batte. SGtt.
nidt Der Sunse, Der tbr bas Deihs
nd9tsbGum9en trug, gliidli4erfpetie
sine Saub frei sebdbt, iis Sdre gar
nidt i'm Stanbe seipeien. bas Sauss
tbOr gu 6ffnen.
nWie bod i.bt's benn. 5reiIeintenS"
fraste sr unb nidts berubist, aIs iis ers
piberte:
.geur Bis in ben erit.n Sind
nad, bann ieb0ren sic tpOlI gu bsm
0oftor SiIgers, Der meinen Batter neis
Iid turirt bdt9A
9lber fie idiitteIt. febr enersiih ben
biibfdeu, blonben 8opf.
rNein, metn Sunge, 5li Dem ae9ort
id nidt." ,lnb als iie Elm padr Stu'
fen peiter tparen, fiists lie binsu:
rS.nnft Su tbn beHn, ben 9errr Dot
tor2"
rHa OBJ! - gn feiner Serr IN irns
mer trei3fibel! @tnn Batter norber
nod fo'n Ibief.t S.Ii9t ieaos.n bate,
ipenn Der Doftor BLOB in bic Stube
rtntam. mar er ileih auttf6periniist."
gaun ipuren iie oben anselanst, luo
an elmer Der beibsn Sbiirsn auf blantsr
MeFinstafel au Iefen fanb: 9r. Mers
n.r Silsers, pratt. ar5t. unb on Der
anbtrsn auf bef9eibentm porselIans
idiIb9en: 9ef9tpiiter Ssabricius. Der
Sunse mubte bic 9lode neb.n bieTem
SdiIb9en 5ieben unb Elm lei6ter
Sdritt fpurbe brinnen pernebmli6.
rgiit 9u's, gbitb9"
rsSaipObl, Sdtpefer9en! gber tpenn
Su dufsema9t baf. muBt Su bic 9lus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-23

rem Sadts aber bolt. Der g1rtiss nun
nod Elm srobes, eiugspideItss Padst
berpor, bas er Der Dor @liid unb Riibs
runs fpru4Iofsn Gruu llnterbers
iiberreihts, unb gang 5ulebt einen
Brief, Der fir ben ibpd1 uno blab,
aber nit leu9tenbem Qntlib in Ieinsm
2ebnitubIe Iibsrben 5umilienpater Bee
itimmt mar. @bitb Sabricius bate
nod ME in ibrem 9sbsn fpionirt, beute
aber that iie's unb Iddmte ii9 ni9t
einmdl Dor Der babel Itebenben Si6nes
fer. Sa. iie srbpb iid iOsar uuf bic
5ubipiben, nm befer Ieben Su t0nnen,
mas bic bassren. 5ittsrnben Singer bes
photographer aus bem 8riefumI9lase
berDorsieben fpiirben. gs mar Elm sus
Iammenselsgtes Yapier, unb ala er Is
entfaltete. fiel Elm bunter &GFenT6sin
beraus. 9as gapier abtr fab @bitb
nidt gum erifen MaI, osnn es mar
basieI6e, bas fie porber bem 0ottpr
Silsers unter 10 fpiBiaen 9smertun9en
5uriidgegeben bate - nur oab unter
Der Nuittuns je3t Der @ermert gu lss
fen fanb:
rlleber ben Gmpfdng bes 8strases
ipirb biermit bantenb quitttrt."
n&omm, 2en9en, LAB uns aeben," ="
fliiiterte iie Der S9peitsr gu, unb ibre
Stimme bate einen gar feItIum Ders
dnbertsn Slang. rDir lse.n unIsre
3lsinigteiten bier auf bem @anee nies
Der, benn ba brinnen ipiirben mir isbt
bod ber5Iid iiberfIiiFts iein."
Sic apg bic Qnosre baItig nit i9
fort; bod iie itieben i'm SuntIen an
irsenb einen 9esenitanb, unh i'm nG6s
fen &ugenbIi6 faben iis ii6 entbedt.
Der fdredlide 8nedt Rupr.9t mar
Der .rfe, Der ibnsn ben Dee pertrat.
6rduIein @bitb aber erbob ibre beibsn
Sdnbt unb fIebt. nit sudenben 2ips
pen:
rauFen sic uns fort, S.rr 0ottur
= i9 bite Sic! Sd tanR mid i.bt
nidt Dor Sbnsn Tebtn IaFen, b.nn i'd
miibte Dor 8eidGmung pereeEcn."
nWiBten sic bas2 Sic slaub.n aITo
isbt nidt mebr Don mir, bcB .s mir
nur I'm bic re:6en patienten su tbun
lei, unb buB bic anbersn msinstlptg.n
na9 8tli.ben iterben unb perbtrben
tOnnten2"
%, baben 81. UtitI.ib! Sd bin
ipirtIid fdon bart senus teTtraft."
rRein, bas iilr sic ni9t!" unb
nit einem Rud rib er bic 2urpe bonn
@eiidt. nSbre eisentlife Strafs iols
len Sic isbt erit erbalttn!"
llnb ebe iie redt pubte, fpis ibr s.s
idab, bielt er lie in ieinen Irmtn.
Srinnen i'm 3immer abcr fansen bic
&inber, bissmal obne bab es ibn.n Sc.
manb gebeiben battle:
80 bu frDbli6e, bu felise, snabens
bringenbe Deibnadtsseit!"
limb Srdulsin 2en6en, nm bic ii9
gtiemanb tiimmerte, lpsints nit uns
bd9tis gefalteten Sdnbsn belle Sreu'
bentbrGnsn.
Wie mar er bod 10 punosri4On,
bi.Isr beilise 4benb!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-23

.Ridt Oas 9erinsfte.
%. Ous tann 0ein Grnf ni9t Tein,
SOitbI SD mar ia bis beute 10 sliids
lid in bem 9ebanten, oab - baB Cure
9srs.n iib zines Saees finren piirbtn,
Obsr baB iie iid pieIIei9t i9On sefuns
ben bdtten!"
Die S9tpsifer lGdelte, absr es mar
nidt ous Oorise iOnnise unb natiirs
libe 2GheIu.
.Welds fpunoerIideE 2uftidlSFer
bod bic f9peiterlife 2i.be bauen
tunn! 0oftor Silsers bat bardn Ti6er.
lid 6isber ebeniO ipenig ssou6t rpie
id,"
30 ia, er bat barun sebd6t, slau5e
mtr's, gbitbl gr ift Dir BON Ser,en
gut. Denn 9u slis b0rsn tDnntsf, nit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-23

gen Subriiden. Sd babe ben 8eibs
nahtsmann bei mir"
Selene Sabrieius blieb seborIam nit
seI9loFsnen Iusen unb nit einem lie~
btnspiirbisen 2G9sIn auf bem ianften,
blaFsn 9eii4tden neben Der Sbiir
itshen. sic iah nidt, mas gbitb mits
gebradt bate, dber Der ipiirSiee Sar3s
buff bes 8dumhens pereittlte bennp9
bic beabii9tiste ueberrai9uns. limb
als Der Sunge, 5ufrieoen nit benz ers
bdltenen Srintselb, baponsseilt mar.
fitl iis Der Sdpeitsr nm cen Sals.
r@s 1T elm gbriI Itbdum = i9 bab'
es sero6en. ad, Iiebife @oitb, Iei mir
ni9t bOIe - uber i9 babe aud fhon
einen beIorst unb babe 9ir ni6ts ses
iust, neil i4 Did Oumit gu iiberras
iden sebaats."
Die iungs &ldpisrIsbrerin Iaats
frDbli4 auf.
Limb barum babe i9 eine @isrtels
itunbs lang nit bsm SdnbIsr ssfsiIf4t!
= SiebIt Du, 2sn9en, es tommt
ni9ts babel b.raus, tpsnn mir beiben
uIten Sunsfern 9ebeimniiIe ror einans
Der baben."
2adenb 400 iie bic san3 betriibts
S6psItsr nit ii9 in bds DrbnSimmer
binein.
r0as pirb ia cine srpBurtise @eib-
ndhtsfeier perben! Rur frii9 ans
Dert! Rdtiirlih miifen mir Iie nun
ale beibe i9miidsn!"
Sic bolte einige Der mitgebrd6tsn
pudete berbei unb besann lie seI6Gftis
ibres Snbalts su entlsbigen, Der aus
binissm Ronfett, aus buntsn asr3su
unb aus allerl.i glibernbem 3ierratb
beitanb, ipie man Jpn gum QufpuB eli
nes Weibnd9tsbGum6ens rerpenoet.
9lbsr Il. bate nit Der sisentIi6en 4rs
belt nod nidt beginner t0nnen, aIs
absrmdls bic DobnunssslOde ertDnts.
% peb. Elm 8efud!" Iaste Iis.
Der tommt abtr ipirtlid CUR ung.l,s
ssnen 3sit. Sieb Su, bab 0u i'm
6rauBen dbfertisit, 2enden."
glbsr pie sroB aud ibr unmutb
Iein mp9te, 10 sroB tpnnte sr bod uns
m0gIi9 Isin. baB ouour9 bic puntIs
@lutb ertlGrt fporben tpGre, bic pl0b.
lid auf ibren DInsen brannts, uno
bic nod ntht gang ipitoer erloI9en
mar, als 5rdu.sin Selsns ben 9sTu6er.
ben f. aus irsenb einem 9runbe bod
ni9t bate an Der Sbiir abfsrtisen mo:
gen, in bas Nobn5immer nDthists.
rS90nsu suten gbeno, 5rGulein
goitb! = Durf ib S;e fir einen qu.
g.nbIid in Sbrsn 6eitOOrbersitunsen
ItDr.n2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-23

ipsl9er @ersbruns er in Deiner Gbpes
fsnheit BON Dir fpri9t."
sd dber tann bieIe 8.rebrung leis
Der ni9t eripibern. unb ipenn 0u mir
mas 9iebes dntbun pillit, 2tn9en. 10
DerIpri9 mir, ME - ME mebr bdpon
5u reben."
nllm bes Stmmels ipilIsn, ipurum
bsnn ni9t? 90 srob tunn bod Osin
abfdsu gesen Jpn unmDsIid fein."
.abf9eu tdnn man es ipObl ni9t
nennen. Iber ipenn id ipirtlid iemals
tb0ridt senus setpeien ipGre, etpas lpts
3uneisun9 fir ibn gu smpfinOsn, 70
miibte bus bod isBt Dorbei Iein - iebt,
nadbem id bic @elpiBbsit babe. ouB sr
bsrSIos unb babiiidtis it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-23
SdjidiaIs Side.

SIM fdlpantenoen 8abn
Gin SrduI.in fab,
Der 8abn tippts nm,
gs lag i'm Rdb.
Bonn llfer Iints
Ddr es 5u ipeit,
3 tOnnt' gaiemdnb beIfen.
Der Glub 1T brett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-23
Sas tommt bapon.
Dtnn 8Oriiat ssrins -
Weil er am uns
Redten llfer sins.
Supe 2atbam's gIlter.

Cope 2atbam ersGblte cine dmii-
idnte 9efdibte. 2lls iis nit Jrau
Sists in SaIpatipn ReIl auftrat, fano
iie INNER cine srObs 3ubI Sinoer am
9iibneneingang, penn iie bic Uaatis
nee perli.B. gines Ha9mittags be-
sniigte fib elm fIeiner RerI nibt, tpie
es eetpObnlib mar, bamit, iit ansu=
itarren. gr rief ibr pi,lmsbr, dls
iie ouf Die Strabe trat, elm .SeIlo"
entgesen.
r6eIIo." erpiberte 5rduIein 2atbam.
~Wie beiBen Sit9" frust. Der
Sunae.
rSope."
Limb mi. alt finb @ie2" sins's
fpeiter.
Die DAME mar etipas frappirt;
aber mad einem tIsinen Deil9sn
antiportete fie:
sd Osnts, i'd bin dItsr. aIs bu
5GbIeu tannit!"
rSerrieb." rief Der Heiue RerI aus.
~S9 tann Bis Sunbsrt SGbIsn."
Reio. &inO: papn. dhr lpesbuIb
itimpfit On INNER auf bic Sunsse'
iellen9 - Batter: Q6 = nd = neil
i'd felbit teiner mebr bin!
Q or orft9tsmuBregeL
Stiratbspsrmittlsr: Sect min i4
Sbnsn einmal bic gang r.iden pur>
titR 5eisen, Serr Baron, = abtr pors
tt, Iafen sic uns erit sinen Gognde
II nteu
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-15
DEED DIRECT FROM THE STATE OF FLORIDA
Where the
Market
for the
Crops is

The Florida farmer has
at his very doors the mar
kets of the largest centers
of this continent, Boston,
New York, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Pittsburg. Cleveland, Gin
cinnati, Detroit, Chicago
and St. Louis, not to men
ton the nearer and smaller
points such as Tampa, Mi
anna. Jacksonville, Orlan-
do, Kissimere, Lakeland,
Arcadia, Sanford and St.
Petersburg. Splendid rail-
road and steamship connec-
tons make shipping easy
and rapid and creates a
tremendous demand for the
product of the EvergIade
farms. Crops the year
around. Profit from every
crop grown, practically
without competition.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13
In Fairy
Land
Where Children
and Grown-Ups
Should Roam
BY RAYMOND BLATHwAYT.
English Author.

HE great problem of to-day is can get
u ~ l the child mind?
You can't do it by mathematics geography or Latin
!; !: :
verse You want to appeal to by far subtle ard deli
NGRI cate means than algebra and the twanging
N To umanize must first smpathze And fairyland af
~ fords happy hunnground neyefailng point dappui
wherein and whence may first seek compass the
deru subtlete of the darling chid-mnds by which
surrounded all Sides but of which, until it too late,
frequently have little understanding and with which many
have such rare sympathy and correspondence.
The truth of the matter this the cdmnd is the kingdom Of
heaven into which cannot enter except little children ourselves
little girl shyly whispered in the other day:
mr. Bathway, do you believe in fairies?"
Of do seriously replied "A sensible people believe in
faires"
Moth she dghdy and triumphanty screamed crowd
ed lunheontable, AIr. Bathway does believe in aries!
Many people will scarcely credit that middeaged sit
sober down this time of write about children and fairies
doing gavely sincerely make apology doing
the modern child
The child robbed Of her chdhoodhe gift
that God has every into this worwha
she will make in aerthe child with the fairy mind the of
the fairy life In fyand and fryand only the child cuvaes its
most natural faculty. Imagination and what life without magnaon
You hear the shining and the day after tomorrow
said little girl Mr. Graham Robertson, for her
beautiful mind and wonderful charm of Imagination that he
masque Midsummer through that maque and by
similar chde pagean faoe he obtained glimpse into and
hold lovely mind child which his e end he viii
forget, wish to regret.
Better than know he is demonstrating the only possible
way to get right inside the chld-mind
And he doing of the and the flowers the birds and
the ripping woodland streams To put quite roughly he said to
the other day. 81 trying hitch the fairy business Nature
all the time"
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13
o @ o
Ding, Dong.

which should ring tonight" and all 9th.
er nights II needed. These curfews are
inexpensive and can be made at home
Take piece of siding two feet long anc
whittle one end to handle. Take the
child that needs the curfew and bend II
over a barrel. Now take the siding anc
use Il as a clapper. Put II on hot, di.
viding the strokes evenly. and see that
none miss. Good for a girl or a boy ur
TO is. and three applications are war
ranged to cure the most pronounced case
of street loahng that exists. The music
is said to be more effective than singing
Where Is my wandering boy to-night'"--
Exchange.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13

When l git growed think that
VIII be an editor
And wear a shiny. stove-pipe hat
All covered DER with fur.
Thee people will be nice to me
Except when they are mad
And tickets TO thee soshibul
VIII make me oful glad
I'll go a-wallting down the street,
A notebook in my hand.
A brand new pencil DER my ear
The leader OF thee bandl
And folks will say: How do you do?'
And tell me all thee news
Which will write I'm gaiest vain
To drive away the blues!
oh, I shall know what's going on
Thee secrets OF thee town:
And I shall strike thee demon Wrong
And put the vicious down!
My ak shall cut along thee line
And let the chalk-mark stay.
My chips go whizzing through the air
And fall where'er they may!
I shall not falter in the right
Nor cry, "Enuf' nor weep.
TIL every evil In our town
Is buried good and deepl
/ bet you things will change a lot
When I git growed and run
fearless paper for the right
Thee Dandy Weekly Sun!
@ @ @
Slivers Of Thought.
He who would be cured of lovesick
ness should call in the pastor.
4 4 a
Any man can argue with a woman
but no man can convince her.
4 4 Z
The poor man always thinks he can
stand prosperity. Nine times out OF
ten when a man gets too prosperous
his wife has to get divorce.I
4 Il 4
When friend asks you to do some
thing that isn't right and asks you to
do II because he asks 1t, put 1t down
that he isn't true friend, after all.
4 4 4
suppose some OF our richest men
are thankful that the mists do not
roll away during this life. We shall
know each other better then, you
know. oh. well. perhaps 1t is just as
well as 1t is! We know 30 much about
some of our millionaires now!
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13
Woman
Hide
Thy
Love
BY HELEN oLDrIELD.

unbeknowns lost but at least the need advertise the
There worldly wisdom the that with mpuny
break all the commandments if only the pecept "hou
shalt not be found out"
Undenab there times whn hypocrisy merely be the power
dssmb the conceamen her real feelings the
role of thoroughbred hypoes 1t the
of polite that while have the desires
she has not the right to express them
She much be ped for the of her affection but
the less if she strong enough hide it, strong feelings
frequently the of discomfort
violent
Mysteries which sometimes profitable to the hyseca
always unpleasant to those who endure them.
how good object withheld
"To give much give but give ALL has
woman precious for retaining mans love
indefinitely if not forever.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13

We would be pleased to have our read
ers, and the public generally, send in
such items OF news as may come under
their observation, such as births, deaths
marriages, goings and comings, etc
Many things transpire that we may over
look, hence we ask you to assist us in
this matter that we may be able TO pub
lish ALL the news.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13
Q o q
Raq Time.

Never talk a man blind II you ex
pect him to see through your scheme
& 4 Il
The sultan Of Turkey has the largest
carpet known. II is valued at $4,000
1t must make a subordinate feel small
TO be called onto this carpet.
II young men took warning from
what they see about them. there
would be fewer drunkards. wouldn't
have a nose like some Of those John
Barleycorn boys for all the whiskey
in the universe.
q 4 4
In the Licking (Mo.) News | read:
Uncle BY Williams was in Friday
from the woods and called to advance
his subscription date. He had the
misfortune to cut his foot last week
with the broad ak. but not badly"
take II that this other Uncle By vii.
liams let's few chips fall where they
may. anyhow. even II he doesn't write
for the press. Howdy. Unc?
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13

1t always is mistake, sometimes
fatal one, for a woman too plainly to show
her love for any man, however much he
may profess his love for her. The gravity
Of the error, of course, is measured by the
manner of man whom the woman loves; all
men are not alike, and some few can stand
the test of utter security in the possession
of that tender thing-a woman's heart.
But such men are as scarce as blue dia-
monds, and no woman is wise who adores
a man and, still worse, tells him So The
telling is the major part of the mistake
Hearts are willful things, and sometimes
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13

/ have studied all the "cults" and "new
thoughts" Hindoo mysticism, reincarna-
ton, spiritualism and the rest, and back |
come to the old-fashioned religion that's
between the two covers of the Bible. /
don't try to find out whether the Scriptural
history Of the Jews is correct or not, or
whether the old Book is wabbly in its sci
ence. Those things are not essential, and
the clergymen who dissect and compare
and analyze and qualify the Bible do it,
not because they think it will help people
to do right and be decent, but to tickle
their own intellectual vanity and get their
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-13
o O o
Wisdom.

More and more as we grow older we
appreciate the finer traits that are In
human nature. Men going out into life
never forget the mother who stays at
home. and who has presented TO them a
nature with a reason dominant with a
high moral sense. with refined and sweet
affections, with taste. with patience, with
gentleness. with self-sacrihce and with
disInterestedness A man may &c
through all the world. he may run
through every stage OF belief and dis
belief, but there will be one picture he
cannot efface Living or dying. there
viii rise up before him like a morning
star the beauty of that remembered good
ness which he called mother. '--Horton
lArk.) Guest.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-02-04

The case against Thomas Kennedy
Of Ryder charged with burglary. is
ready for trial. Kennedy Is koown
over the state, having been on organ
izer Of lodges. The complaining wit
ness is Thomas Gavin. The men were
interested in a farming deal, and
Gavin alleges that Kennedy claim
that he had some money coming. Cav
in refused to give it up and Gavin
says Kennedy chased him, knocked him
down with an iron rod and took sum
of money away from him. Kennedy
is being defended by Johnson &
Fraser, Ryder attorneys. Former
States Attorney MCGEE will try the
case for the state. having become.
familiar with the details of it.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-02-04
THE TAXPAYER

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We have no carpet on our door,
No stained glass panss deck oar front
door
We use the chairs we used Of yore,
But then We pay our ta1es.
Our children wear no silken hose
Their clothes are plain from head to toes
We wonder where our money goes;
-. But, friends, it pays our taxes.
We get up early, toll till late,
We work all year without a break,
But all the money We IAN make
Goes, friends, to pay our taxes.
The theatre we can't attend.
We have to dig, and scratch, and mend,
Some days we've not dins to spend,
That's when we pay our taxes.
There's consolation in the thought,
That il an auto, we have not, 4
And latest fashions we've not bought,
We still have no back taxes
And when we leave this earthly sphere,
God grant our record beas clear,
So each and all Of US may hear.
swell done you've paid your taxes"
Mrs. w. G. Francis, Garden Valley
Farm.