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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06

ct don SEQ how no man kin be so ram
bunctious when all de Lawd did Wuz to
stoop down und his foot en- pick up
some mud en- spit on hit en- make a man.
Y read tell bout de spitten image? Dis
hers de time
1t was not a suffragist speaking, nor
a Woman's rights champion, despite the
complexion Of the statements. No such
ultra-modern or worldly element was
present. Reincarnating the spirit of a
vanished epoch OF American history, a
young woman was telling the tales which
reveal the character of the unspoiled,
primitive. simple negro that was.
Upon the raised stage, leaning forward
from her arm chair, she was telling the
story of the creation. The wonders OF
the first day and the wonders OF the
second, and the miracle of how de good
LaWd scatterationed de stars all ober de
sky" came I'm a soft, swift African gush
of words, accompanied by body swaytngs
and gesticulations not less Impressive
than the words. The speaker was MINI
licking less than impersonating, imperson-
ating less than giving out something nat
urally inherent.
Now louder. now softer, now swifter,
now slower, the tumble of words was but
the representation of the tumble of dis
cordant elements IN the unspOiled negro
character. Awe, reverence, uncouth Ian
guage, passion for high-sounding words
and a continuous mixture OF supersti-
tons, demonology and Christian ortho-
doXy were all mingled together.
The soft light of many candles reached
up to the face OF the story teller as
she leaned forward and peered into the
faces of her auditors out in the dark
ened hall. Her voice took a tragic and
meaningful Tone for retribution was now
her theme, always a favorite with the old
negro.
Retribution darlxly eolored the words
of the tale OF how Simon Peter went
fishin' on de Lawd's day." even from the
Txhp ~ fafad .
discovered 'Jes settin' 'roun' loose''-it
being an unfortunate custom, so the
warning is given solemnly, to "Jes' set
'roun' loose on de Layds day"
To the idle one of course came Satan,
who entered Simon Peters ''pussonality''
and clicked MS feet gin OF Simon Pc
ter's ribs"-the unrestful feeling result
ing there from being the token of the
presence of the undesirable visitor. Then
IL ''transmigrated'' that Simon Peter at
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06
MEN WANTED
NO MAN OVER as YEARS OF AGE
NEED APPLY.

There's the sign that's getting to be a
common thing in America
Corporations are retiring men at 80.
They are not hiring anyone over 10.
A baldheaded man often looks 10 years
older than he is.
A man with gray hair always does.
1t is important nowadays that a man
look as young as he is; IL is vastly i'm
portant that q man having a family des
pendent upon him should take care Of his
hair.
If you have dandruff, get rid OF It by
killing the germs.
II your hair is falling out, stop It,
If your hair is fading, don't waste any
time.
There is one sure remedy that viii cure
these misfortunes and aid you to remain
young.
Partisan Sage, the grand and efficient
hair restorer, is guaranteed to perma-
nently remove dandruff in two weeks, or
your druggist viii give you your money
back
Partisan Sage stops falling hair-it pre-
vents the hair from fading.
1t is the best beautfier for ladies' hair
as 1t makes harsh, lusteriess hair fluffy
soft and beautiful, and Is not sticky or
greasy
Partisan Sage is sold and rigidly guar
anteed by Schramm-Johnson, Drugs, 1.-THE
Never Substitutors." Five stores. Where
the cars stop" Price 80 cents a bottle,
or by express, all charges prepaid, by
G!roux Mfg. Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06
SELF-RESTRAlNT.

Youths Companion: Ellen stopped
scrubbing the veranda steps long
enough to cast an admiring eye on her
employers garden. Sure, they are
fine posies We have, DOCTOR" she said.
I've a neat little house l bought with
the money I'd put by. and an elegant
garden it had last year, too, but now
there's neither stick nor stalk in it."
What was 1t, hens or dogs?" asked
the doctor. sympatheticaily mentioning
his own diversions.
Sure me neighbor-bad luck to her!
had a ditch dug in her land and the
water ran down into me garden and
washed all me seeds away"
And what did you do about it?''
What could poor lone body like me
COZ"
"WelL didn't you at least say some
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06

and party Of Chinese students engaging
IN an American game seemed a novel
scheme.
Going to the Chinese students, DR.. Poole
said
4 understand that you fellows can play
the American game Of football; also that
the sailors now In port say you cannot
defeat them in a contest
This had the desired effect. and tbcv
replied that they were not only anxious
70 play, but with a challenge. Going to
the sailors, DR.. Poole said;
Inc Chinese students up on the hill
say eney can defeat you fellows at foot
bal. What say you?'
rms aroused the sailors, and the chaI-
ienge was accepted. While the teams were
lighting 1t out On a Chinese grtdiron to
settie the dispute, DIR. Poole set up his
philadelphia Times
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06

thing to the woman, complain. or tell
her that you wouldn't stand it?"
Now, doctor, dear, hard words Just
leads to bad feelings among neighbors,
and that We know as well as / do; and
it's not me that would be using them.
So I only said to her. I hope I'll live
to see the floods flowing over your grave
as your ditch waters have flooded over
me garden and let it go at that"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06
HOW HE GOT TIE PICTURES.

DR.. Frederick c. Poole, the missionary,
who gave an illustrated lecture on Chi
nese missions the other morning at the
weekly assembly of Methodist ministers
Of the city, showed one film of a game
of football between the sailors of an
American ship and the students of Chi
nese college.
The manner in which DR.. Poole got the
film is another story, and was told after
the meeting by friend.
While travelling in the Orient, Il seems
The idea Of the crew Of an American ship
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06
was a fire engine.


Look out for the fire Department.
shouted man on the curb.
The farmer pulled in close to the curb,
and after the engine had passed started
toward the middle Of the street again.
Then hook and ladder crew whizzed
by and took off one Of the rear wheels
Of his wagon.
Il told you to look out" said the man
at the curb.
81 know you did," said the farmer.
''and I did look out. but look at what
those drunken painters with the Wagon
load Of ladders did to my rig!"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06

fierce fight, in which the Scotchman al
most had the better of it, they succeed
ed in conquering him. A thorough
search of his clothes disclosed one lone
scent piece.
"Troth, Pat" said Mike disgustedly,
''if he'd had tin cints instead of a
nickel he'd have murthered the two of
uSi"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06

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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06
JUST HIS CHANCE.
(Puck.l

(TQCh.t
Theatrical Manager-Tm sorry, but
there's no place for you in this
drama; every part has been taken.
Egotistical Actor-Never mind that
I'll create my part
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06
THE TEsT.

so you bought this parrot yester-
day75'
Yes, 1 want to see II they live a
hundred years as people say."-Bon VI
want.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06
NO REASON TO COMPLAIN.

Chicago Record-Herald)
Here" said the disgruntled actor, 81
don't want this part. If 1 play it I'll
have to die in the first act
Well" replied the manager, what
are you kicking about? You die nat
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06

ural death, don't you? If you got a
chance to come on In the second act
you'd get killed"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06
THOSE PEskY LADDERS.
(Buffaio Exnressl


A farmer was driving in Elk street a
few days ago. Coming close behind him
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06
A NARROW ESCAPE.

(Everybody's Magazine.)
Two irishmen. bent on robbery, held
up passing Scotchman. After a long.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06

See Salt Lakes Bungalow Section.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21

Tribes iiber bem 4rm eri6ien Murp.
meine geliebte 8raut, unb idritt feit
auf bas brtnnenbe 2idt au.
Sch suriid, seb auriid!" iarit
i9 in meinsr Sobesausit. sic ers
f6rat unb purbe bIci6 tpie ber 500.
9lber f.it unO .ntfdlOF.n sins iie auf
bas puIoerfab au, tau6te ibre Sdnb
tief in bic fdparae idimmernbe
MaFe, unb erfaBte bas untere @uoe
Der Serge. Damn fab id ibren sar<
ten 90rper riidipGrts unb boripdrts
fbpant.n, unb sleih barauf fant lie
obnmd6tis nitber. 4ber ebe iie bds
8.tpuBtfetn perlieB, batte iie nod
bas 2i9t su 8pben getporfen ano
ausg.treten. Das Waaasin lag tn
tiefer Duntelbeit.
Sd b0rte sinen letfen. i9lu4aens
ben S.ufser unb bds @erdufd eines
6all.s, bann trdf Der Suffblog zines
anber.n berantrabenben pfer6es metn
Sbr, Toipie bic Stimme meines 3pmz
pagnons, Der laut f9rie, ipas ss sdbe.
Sn bi.ftm Ius.nblid fhpanben au4
mir bic Sinne, beun i4 erinnere mid
an nibts m,br Bib su Dem augens
Bid, no i9 6as 8eipubtiein pi.bers
erIanste unb erfubr, baB i6 Elm befs
tiats Nerpenfieber htnter mir babe.
9lIs meine 8rdut nit ibrem Batter
bamals bsimtebrte. h6rten iit nNins
Silferufe. 81. ritten fofort Der
Stimme mad, unb als Fe bus unge<
pSbnli9e 2i6t i'm S6uppen faben.
Tpornte m.ine 9raut ibr pferb gum
rafenS.n @aIopp an unb perbinberte
70 bic grploIion unb rettete mir bas
2eben. Den blDben 9apib iudts
man o.s anberen Sases duf uno
nabm ibm bus geftpblene @tlo ab.
@as ibn b.rdnlabt., feinen S9ab
i'm gulperfaF. gu berb.rstn, erfubr
niemdno. Gr ipurbe in's Srrenbaus
geitedt.
gd6 .in.m Sabre fiibrte i4 meine
8raut unb 2ebensretterin gum Ila
tar. Su Dem Slid unieres neuen
G.b.ns perpiidt ii4 alImdblid Der
ginbrud i,n.r entfeBlideu 4ugenblide
bes S6redens.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21
abrtften!'

-Ri9tis. r9u sebt Die Dittpe
8ernitein poriiber." - r9ie fommt
mir INNER por tpie sipsi pereinSelte
StatTpisIer auidmmen." - mBiefo
benn9" = .gla, Iie iudt bod aud
fortpGbr.nb ben britt.n Wunn."
2us Der RoGIe sefa l.
len. 9ai6t.r: .Warum ippllen Sic
ii9 bon Sbrem Mann i9eioen Iafs
fen2" - Srau: rDeil er Sag unb
Na6t in Ser &n.ips fibt unb Stat
fpielt!" - gtidter gum Gbemanm:
so, sic fpisIen Stat9 &Ommen
sic bod nal gum rgdren". Bel uns
fehIt immer Der brittle Wonn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21
Gin Seudjlsr.

Der Miindsn.r @hioiofus piimpls
erbGlt i'm sebnt.n Semefter ben 8es
fu9 i.ines alien GERM In Der Reits
bsnsiiabt. wie fe mit.inanber burdj
bte StraBen seben, ipunbslt ben 8as
ter etn Durits.fiibl an, uno er frust
feinen Sobn: pWolIen mir uuf Elm
StiinOden ins SofbrGu s.ben9-
pW.nn bu tpillit, lieber 8ater!"
perI.bt Der unb ipen6.t ii9 aIsbalS
an einen @oriibersebenben: ,J8itt,
i6Dn, tDnnten sic uns bisGlei9t ias
gen, mo bas Sofbrdubaus Iiest9"
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= Gin SarmIofer. Der
WliiGIer mub fi4 seitern 2tbeuo fdreds
lid gedrgert baben." - 500 Dars
I'm oenns" = rRu, er ippIlte Dem
Wleitr etne Obrfeise seb.n uno aus
@srfeben betdm i9 iie!-
- SIN Sbeater. r@efGIIt
Sbnen bas Stiida" - Sang gut,
nur tommt mir zines untpabrI6eins
Ii4 por: Der atpeite 2ltt fpi,It 2 Sabr.
fpdter. unb Die 2e,lte baben nod im>
msr basfeIbe 9ienitmGbd.n!"
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ltugeluubute Situatiun.

o.: Scr S.rr Sberf0riter Iisbt ia
felt einigen saeen 10 miirrii9 aus!
Das mag er 6tnn nur baben2"
g.: .a9. ben baben iie uls 3eusen
bors 2tmtsgeridt seldoen uno od
sriibelt er Olriiber mad, ipie er ss
anfansen fOl, Die refine Dubrbeit gu
fus.nl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21

8erben 9 6abenbat.. -.
qrst (su .insm pom pferbe fliesenoen
oiden patient.n): n9lbsr, Serr Maier.
70 bi,l 8etpesuns babe i9 Sbnsn ia
gar ni6t perorouet!"
9is SGBli4e. r9as Glteite
SrGulein Mtper fou bo9 in Der
@iIenbabn BON einem ibr unbetannten
Serrn iiberfallsn uuo ssfiiBt iporoen
fein!" - rGo9 Sn ipeldem SunneI
mar 6as oenn2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21
RefIeripn. Sp6itapler, beI

Reflerion. Spdtupler, Der
in einem bDbmiiden 9efdngniB
brummt. als er Sas erite GRen tri.gt:
rpfui SsufeI. -. uno Oa bstbt'S inns
m.r, Die bDbmif4e aii9s fei be-
riibmt9"
: @efdbrIid. Direttor: sd
bite nun, bab iib Bel Der mOrsisen
feierIi9en 9efanssauffiibruns ale
S9iiler rs6t auiammennebmen. Glfo,
mi. s.iast, Die erite StrOpbe hes
Sbmnus iinst Der Gbor Der Obsrrn
&laFe uno sipnr 70, bab bdnn BET
Der slpeiten bas sanse Spmndiium
einfGllt.~
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9ie fdb5aHe StxRse.
Bon 9 huI5s 9 II 6.

Bon 9 6uI5 Bud.
EIeun ib gu benz aiebhen asb'
Sn ben ittIleu @artelL
3h iie Ihon bon ferue leb'
On Der Wauer tudrten.
Cine gIume bat bereit
Stets oas boIbe 8efen,
NE iie ndd Der Sabres5eIt
Siir mid allserIeIen. -
Gd, es i6ipanS Die @umenpradt
aIlgenta6 bon birnen,
elIteru bat Der Serbit eebra6t
Rebeu @eoreinen.
linh ipas ipirb I'M 8inter fsin,
Bem 70 fabl bic erce,
@enn i'd feine SIiimelein
Pebr befonluten tperoe? -.
o, eann 1T mein 8eibdeu lie
limb umbIiibt mein 2eben -.
Sh0n're 8linnen bat es ME
guf Der BeIt seeebenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21

= Stimmt. .Su fpolIt.It bod
Die tleiue 2(nna nit aIler @.paIt b.is
ratben9" - r49, i4 bente ni6t mebr
baran.- - ralfo baIt 9u Dir Die
purtie aus Dem 3opfe gei9Iagsn2"
= sd nidt. aber mtin @ater!"
- Gin 9 dmet9Ier. Serr
(sur 8udbalterin, Die .ben cine Brief
marie unleden MIN: rOarf tb Sbneu
pielI.tdt belf.n. SrGuGin @Ife.. Die
9rtefmdrte 1T bod biel gu grub fir
Sbren Wunb!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21
pienitbotenuutb bor 200 Sabs
rett.

9i. Suusfrau, bic iib.r Die St.nttz
bot.nnofb tlagt uno Die quite alts
8,it auriidI.bnt, slaubt getpDbnItd.
6amals Ieitn bic Dieni nitboten 10 let4t
mi. Die 8rombe.rtn au baben g.ipeitn.
0as 1T aber, pie Elm cultursei4t9tlis
der aufIab aus.inunoerieBt, Elm Srrs
tbum. Sie gburfiirItIthe 8rdnoenf
buraiT6e polic,porbnuns i'm Ser5os~
tbum U2aabeburs bonn Sabre 1888
b,ridtet nGmli9, baB ii9 &n.ats
uuo MGgbe arbeitslos BEL giir9srn
uno 8auern aufbalten uno MIR tpdhs
renb Der @rnt.s.it arbeiten, mo iie
bann bobe 2Dbne forbern. 0arum
foGte bur6 pi.rtsliGbrlide glaafra>
gen in iebsm Saufe fefs.iteut per>
Sen, mas fir 2eute fi4 odrtn beftnz
ben, unb geIunbe &nedte uno Mdsos
IoIlten ans.balten iperben, iid tn
SienIte Su bss.ben. Splsten fit Der
9lufforoeruns nidt, 70 fpats thnen
cine p06.ntli9t ober mondtli4e
St.uer auferlest iperoen, tpobur4 lie
senDtbist piiroen, tpieoer Sisnft auf>
suiu9en.
garugrapb 13 iener OrOnung lief
Fd, als bait. ibn cine bumalise beut=
Idle Suusfrau seI9rieben. rDie untrs
idttig fa SiBbsro bas 9efinoe bes
9obnes un6 Der Speiiuns balber err
s.iast, uno pie iie es iiber ale 9ez
bibr uno 9iGisteit setrieben, oas 1T
2anbtiinoia. @eiln bann Die Rutbz
burfft erforoert, IoI6em SreOel Su
Iteueru, uno 9leidtpol aud btatg tit,
bab Elm issli9sr, Der oient. feinen etz
bibrenben Gobn empfabe, 70 peroroz
men mir biermit. oaB in unisrem
Ssraogtbume na9folsenber Wiabsn
oas @eiinoe b.lobnet tperbe". @iner
SrauensimmersWago - 8 @iiloeu,
elmer 809in - 8 9iilben, elmer 4uss
acb.rin ooer S6li,Berin - 8 Sill
ben. 9l.bnIids preife ftnbsn fih
el,i6seitig in anberen 2anbiddften
9.uti6lanbs. Serner aber mubten
our6 oletde 9efrete unsspDbulib
srob, @.I9.nte ober nanbcre @erebs
runsen" su @eibnadt.n, Neuiabr
pber anbersn Stiertusen dusbriidti9
psrbpten iperoen, uno ben Serribafz
ten. bie ibren 9ienftboten @eidente
ooer 8elobnunsen saben, ipurbe fir
folde @eT.besiibertretuns cine 9.Ios
Itrafe ane,orpbt. Rur 9ienitboten, Die
cine IGnger. Reibe bon Sabrsn BEL
elmer Serri6aft geoient batten. burfs
ten fir 6ieie Sreue init 9.id.nten
bsod6t iperOen.
9tu9 Der Mietbpfennis ooer 9ots
t.sgroid.n, Der bonn 9efinoe BON 3eit
gu 3eit gsit,issrt iporben mar, fpurs
be seieBIth f.itseIest unb foIlts beis
fpieIsfp.iie bei elmer 8iebmago einen
@roI6en betraeen. Der obne uufz
suIagtn ben 9ienit berlieB, foGlte Iets
mes sdnsen 2obnes berIuitis seben
unO trobbsm feline 3eit abbi,neu.
2Gbsr es f6eint aud, baB bic @erz
bGttniFe pieIFa9 sine geiebIide Res
ssIuns Der 2lns.lsgenb:it brinsenS ers
foroerten. mir ,piFen aus furs
'G9iif6en Oronune,n, baB bic Serr'
fduften fidb eesenititig in @sfdtnten
an Die 0i.nItboten iiberbot.n, blpB
nm biefe su betoMmen, 70 baB aud
bier fsitaeitsGlt tpuros. Der S0ditbes
trda bsS Deibnadtsaefdentes oiirfe
Q Rei9stbuIsr nid5t iberfdreiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21

= SprddFubien. Der iuns
&c Saques bdlt ii9 nun faon 6as
5tueite Subr in Miinden auf!4 =
p@u ipridt er ipObG fdon fIi.B.no
bsutfds4 - rRein, oas nidt, ab.r er
trtntt fdon flieb.no bupriid!"
-Raip Qrat: 9e9en oieIe ans.z
bOr.nen Seratlappenfebler IdBt ii3
Ieiber ni9t bisl tbuu!" - patientin:
rQlb.r man follte bod meinen, Serr
9pttpr -. eine neue RIappe..
bel Der fortssf6rittenen Se6nit 81
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Sas tiidiidc Gdju.

@d, felt i9 ibn seieb'n,
ST mir 10 Fang uno pebe; -
Wie bIieb id eipig frob
Sn fsiner trauten gtdbe!
HGbe!
., ipiibt' i9, tpic t9 ibn
Sn 2ieb' fir mid entSiide,
Mit beibem 2iebespabn
Sein fiiblenb Ser5 umitrite!
Stride!
@r 1T 70 Iieb rulo gut! -
Deiit er mid nidt auriide,
Denn t9 Elm StrGub9en ibm
Der f9Oni'en Rofen pfliide9
Slide!
9ib, Simmel, baB mein S.rs
Stets lieben6 fir ibn pode,
DAB es, aud unerb6rt,
Dor Sab unO Dutb ni9t to9e!
4o9e!
@s fei mein Bid alIein
Sbm meiner 2tebe 3euge,
min er mid ntdt perfteb'n,
Sit's beFer, Dab i3 i4peise.
Sdpeise!
So9 sebt er obne Miib'
8erliebt in metne glebe,
MAS, Simmel, brau6e i9,
Snmit er bod mid i9dBe9
SdGbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21

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Iebsn, fpie Der Soipt bds untere Gnhe
fein.r SerSe ti,f in bas S9ieBpulOer
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te. ,llm oes Stmm.ls pillen. nimm
bus 2idt beraus!"
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nagerie b0ren lam; oann fturrte er
ipilo nit funtelnben 8liden um ii9,
briidte feinen Geberbeuttl sesen bic
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pen. Sd bOrt., tpie ii9 feline eilig
fliebeno.n Sritte in Der @ntfernung
perloren.
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auf b.m 5uBboben, INNER auf ods
br.nnenbe 2i6t ni.berfdauenb, uno
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ftarrung au9 bic 2ebensseiite ipie<
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bremen Der Serge i'm p'tlperfdb
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iiber Den Riiden.
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gu f6lassn. Sd iprang auf unb
itiirste sur SaIltbiir. Oben bsfanb
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ben ersriff unb in Die SDbe 5i.ben
pollte, aber er fpott.te metner &raft.
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rem Des CUR 5lu3t I'm, bod bsrses
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besf6rei.
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bliden duf oas St4t Der $sr9e, oas
it9 lan9idm Dem gTpololtotf nd>
bert..
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etne balbe StunDe uno - o, tbr 9h'
ten Settler!
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piIber Satt metn 9etdngnlB. inoem
i4 an bic itetnernen Wdnoe i4lug
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btate elm @eodnte pis .in Gtdtitrabl
mein Snneres. Sd hatte Elm Wttter
bel mir, uno i'm nd6iten lussnblid
lag id auf hen &nien iiber Der Sail
tbiir uno t6nttt nit Der 1harfen
8linge ipie elm Diitbenoer in bas
Sol3. 4ber meiu Wleifer mar gu
i6tpa6, unb uls if einen ettpas tie
feren S6nitt in's SolS that, brad
bic SIinae bidt am 5eft ub. Wttt
einem S9,ei Der @erSipeiflung
TdGeuOerts id ben unniiben 9riff fort
unb Iab tpieber n1d Dem 2i9t.
gead, msiuer S6dbunq mar es
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9eim Wrigbt Wotor ents
fGlt auf bic pferO.truft etpu 6 Pfb.
Sepi4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21

&iinitIer (sinem 8staRnt.n in
Der ausit.Glung feline 8ilo.r pOrfiibs
rtnb): Limb bas bier lit Der quite ulte
Qmtmunn S9ul5e!-
Der 8.tannte: ya9 9ott, is
nu' Der quite aIts S9ul5e aud fbon
to6t!"
&iinitIer: n&etne Soee, Ser l.bt
unb lit fio.I!"
Der 8etannte: vRu', 6a ftebt
aber bod orunter: nu9 Dem 2,ben
semalt!"
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Sb puna mas brin bat
Sm &opf pber net,
Wenn's @elofadl poa is,
WirA mir hmm nre6'tl

= S6ffid. Ri9ter: ~Sbrs 1lns
i6ul6 bat it9 b.rdusseIt.llt - Sic
iino freiseipro9en!" = 9lusetldgtsr:
rGs tbut mir berSlib letb. msine
S.rr.n, bab id sic umiOnit bsmiibt
babel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-21

a.: rSas.n sic, m,in 2i.b.r,
sibt's oenn in biefer 9es.nb f6Dn.
RGfer2"
g.: %, bas min i9 meinen, be
Ref unO De &a!bt 3. g., Sas iino q
paar reiSenoe &Gfer!"