davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-16

Warm spring days produce feel
ing of drowsiness if the body is loaded
with the impurities of winter diet
Cleanse the blood, liver and bowels
with Prickly Ash Bitter. 1t creates
energy and cheerfulness. Bratton Drug
Co., Special Agents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

ssm Weine III QDahrbeit. oarunl II
Il ben DeuNIern 10 perhaet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
NtaS Den 0eriMtSberbatO=
Ittn0eN.

am samitae tparb bier 9bomas
glart bon Cambridge berhaftet uno
tpeaen Mibahtung bes @erlbtes einges
lobt. Dor einiaer 3eit mar @lart nit
einem Gerl Namens Madan bier uno
Die beioen 9aben lih fir @ebeim=
poliailten Der Nnti. Saloon 9iga aus
uno iammelten 9emeismaterial aeaen
selpihe pldbe. no man ourltiaen Seelen
Samariteroienite leiftete. Sic erhoben
Dor ben geb6roen Nntlaaen geasn ge=
mliie perionen fir 8erleBun9 oes Role=
aeiebes. als es aber our 8erbanoluns
tam. paren Die teioen 3eugen per=
idmunoen. gs bieB oamals, man bahe
tie beanblt. oamit iie peableiben. Sept
III @lart bod misoer nod Jtelp pbilas
oelpbia Qetommen uno muroe prompt
berhQftet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
@ttutmtt Iilr ben 2tat0ief Der
MaiIerlUGtfe.

Mm 2. Mugult lou bier barber obge-
ltimmt tDerben, Oh mir unfere WaKer=
merle antaufen uno fiir oen Nntauf
oerielben Bombs ausleben ioler ODER
nibt.
Wir fnb entIhieben fur ben Nntauf
Der WaHermerte. oenn
/. 1T Der preis bon $3.50. 900 NOD
Der Mnlidt bon Sa6perftdnoigen Elm
ourhaus an9emeRener uno Die Neitun-
gen iino nad Der Grildruna berbors
raaenoer Snaenieure nod 10 gut mie
sur 3eit. als iie aeleat wuroen.
q. lit nah9emieien, oaB Die Gin.
.nabmen aus Den Waiiermerten aenii9en
peroen, Die Bpnos ab3ube5ablen. ohne
oaB steuer bierau notbmenbia iino uno
mir also bic Wafermerte antaufen
t6nnen, obne oab es uns etmas tofet.
8, III es lider. oaB tpenn Die Staot
Die WaHer,perte iihernimmt, Die Mietben
fir Den @ebrauA oes Wahers innerhalb
l8 Mouaten um Is prpaent reousiert
tperoen tbnnen unb oaB tniierhalb IL
Sabren unfere Wanermietbsn nur nod
balb 10 grob iein tperoen. wie iebt.
Stimmt alIo am 9ienifag fir bic
4usaabe BON 8onos gum Mntauf Der
Waflernerte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
Sere Smabemseit CbitfmGem.

Wie t6alid waren iene Rnabenseit=
Sbittu6en. Seine Sblituhen baben fe
10 gut aeidnedt. Bas bat ii6 aednoert2 2
Die Sbittnden? Nern! Sbr ieio es.
Sbr babt ben itartsn. gelunben Waaeans
Die frdftise Sober, bic tbdtl9en Nleren,
Die reaeluabigen @inaetpeioe Der &nae
bens5elt perloren. @uere Beroauuna 1T
ldleat une Sbr eebt Der Nabruna
fhule. Wos lit n6thia2 gine oolltdu-
olae Stdrtuns ailer 0eroauunasoreana
ourb @lectric Bitters. = bes Maaeus,
Der 2eber. Nieren nno ginaemeioe.
8erfuht tie. sic tperoen @ueren ana%
benait= =Mppetit uno @uere Nabruuasr
miiroi9ung tuieoer berhelen uno @uerea
&orper nit neuer @eiunobeit. Stdrta
uno Sebenstraft nahrbaft ourbtrdntea.
yerfuht fie. Sur SO @ents in Gunaas
oentihe Npoibete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
Napotepns Rutb.

mar bon Der unbslisQbarsn. ME Iit er=
aebenoen 4rt. BON Der 4rt. Die man am
meiiten n6tbig bat. tpsnn man eine
iAiimlae grsdltuna. 6nien ODER 2,in=
9enleioen bot. Selbh uenn Deilsafel.
den. Duiteninrnpe. eebertbran ooer
Bottoren iGmmtLid unuirtiam maren.
10 ae6t bod Wntb unb DofInnns nitt
out. Rebmt Or. aings Rpm Dissooere.
gefraolannl miro earantiert, tpeun bel
iraeao ,pslhen Rebfen- ooer 2unaen-
leioen aebraudt. ST bat 8auSenoe
bon boifaungsloIen 2eioenoen aereitet.
@r benletlfert bartndfiae @rtatiunaen,
obHinats 6uhen. Slutitiirse. ga 8riDpe,
Bfdune. aitbma. 0tufieber ame Reud-
halten nno biloat oas liherae nno uer=
laBli1he 9eilmittsl fir aae gnFtrDbren-
4fteftlonen. soc unb 81. BrobeHaIhe
frei. @arantiert pon Ganslis oeutlde
4potbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
&eim sternenmirtb mebr.

QSir haben tuirtlih cine pdterlibe
8eaieruna ole lit in alles miiht. Balo
miro mobl in unFerer freien 3epublit
nihts mehr erlaubt als ,8raft" uno
8rcBoiebltabl, oenn ben Yolitltern uno
ben Gaubrittern Der 6o1finans oari
unlere odterlihe Reaierung natiirlid
oas 8eihdit niht perberben.
ytun 3ebt es aud Dem Gternenmirtb
on ben 4raaen. st mar bon ieber
Site in ben 8rauereien oieies Ganoes,
Dab man Beiudern uno Gunoen in
einem eigenen Gaum, ,beim Sternen.
mirtb". nit einlQen @las Bier aut=
martete. Dies ilt ni6t mebr erlaubt.
gunoes geGmte bena6ri6tioten Die gt=
liber bon grauereien oabin, oaB BON
nun on in Den Srauereen Der 4us=
F6anf bon Sreibier ni1t qeltattet lei,
oa oies nit Dem 8eieb in Wioer|pruf
ifebe. Steuer= Senmte miiroen oararf
ieben, bob oiefss @sbet ni1t iibertreten
mer0e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
ySie man oen W0rOer Der
Saifetin trn SCiietreid, be.
banOeIt.

Nls 8ertreter bes Barrier @efdngnis=
Songreifes bat 9arrp be gDinot oas
shmeiser @efdngnis p@deoe beiudt
uno bort 2ucbeni, ben Woroer Der
Raiierin bon Oeiterreid. seisben. Die
iiber 'eine gsbanolung perbreiteten
Sdauernahrihten iino, tpie be Winot
IN einem Gonooner Slatt eradhlt. un=
uahr. 2ueheni III nur oreimal peaen
ltnbutmdbi9teit in elmer berbuntelten
3elle astpeieu.
sd fano i'm" 10 fdbrt Der 8sfdnar
nisfahmann fort, voer9ntiat uno gutter
2aune in einsm boben. bellen Saal nit
herrliuer Musii6t auf ben @enfer sse.
Qucheni mar nit 8uhbinoen befhdftigt
uno unterbielt lid babel lebbaft nit
anoeren strdflinaen. gu arbeiten
brauhl er eigentlih ni9t. wenn CT teine
2ufi bat. gr TT ieBi 80 Sabre alt, Elm
irdftiger unteriebter Wann nit un=
rnbiaem Winenipiel uno einem fort=
mdbrenb finiferen 2ddeln. 3roboem er.
nie Der 8ouperneur lelber eradblt. auf
ibn, ben @ouoerneur. nit elmer aus
elmer Garoinenooie aefertiaten WaH=
Dor fursem einen Woroperiuh aemaht
bal, ipiro2ucheni duberf liebenstpiiroia
bebnnoelt. st fuhlt lih. tpie er faate.
iebr mobl uno bot gutes @fen nit tds=
lid elmer Sslaihe Wein nno bier 3ieas
retten. Oba'eih er bin uno mieoer
Wnhnlinn iimuliert. 1T er sans normal
unb lielt Montesquieu. Eioerot. Gidens
uno 9puHeau nit 8enuB. Seine 3eae
lit srpeimal 10 arob Die ir9enoseine an=
oere 8efdnanisse0e. Die iA ie eeIeben.
sic enthdli ein beauemes gett uno elefs
triihes 8iht. auh einer tpobiaeiiillten
Biherlhrant. Eie gDdnbe bebeften
sabDoIe Anfidtspolitarten. Die 2ucheu'
bon MiteeTan9enen aeihentt mOrber.
Rno. SD bemertte oarunter bas giln
beg Railers uno Der ermoroeten Gaiierin
bon Celterrsih. Nls ih ben @ouberneur
narauf aufmertiam mahte. RIB er bic
Rorten berunter. Dis 2euie behaupten
2ueheni iei su lirena befraft. ST er !"
fraat 6arrp De Winot, ,iiberbaupt be
Rraft uOroen2"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
3etratbsb etututattnaet en-.

Nnbrea 8allan - @atbarina Ruffini,
beioe BON 9ostpea.
@iapton o. WitheQ. Gaoir Bertbo
9. 8utbD. @naoenbiitten.
William 8. Martin - Sasel r. 3ims
lner, beloe bon Mineral Gito.
6lopo W 8otpns, 2incoln gleb. -
Sane 8. &ooerif, Ganal Dobeu.
6reo. W. Stansbrou9b - Delen Nen=
ME gratebia. beioe bon Bennilon.
Dapio 8. smibart. Nem ppiIaoslphia
2noia u. 8erber, 4nburn Sp.
Babio 8. Meolep 8eyiruoe. Miser,
beioe bon ganal Doper.
William 8. gBiooer Malinoa W.
Wlaf. beioe bon Sugarerees.
Nrthur $. SbleIel 2iaie Rat
2enbart. beibe BON Mep pbila.
Geo. W. 8eeb. ebanespiGe - Mat
Wliibler. 6uqarereet.
William Or. 2pons. pittsbara - gu.
la @oslet, Canal Doper.
0erbert 2abmers Deaa 0nmrid.
bouie. beioe BON Oolt 9p.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
Bon einem straScnbabm=
fuaget entswet 0ei6nitten.

Vor einigen Wo6en mar Sobn
@oulter nit feiner Mutter uuo mebrpz
rem 8elNniltern bon 2orain nad
StraBbura aetommen, um feinen @ros,
pater. eSohn Shneioer, An beIuten. Mm
leBtsn Jreitag beiudte er nit osm 8rob=
pafer Sertuanote in geah @itp uno am
Nbeno dig iie 3uriifeefebrt paren.
iaB er Dor Dem Sauie oes @rospaters
llno 1ab dlteren 9naben su, bic gaG
Iplelten. Gin gca fiel in ieine Wdhe
llno er iprana oemielben nad,. ohne au
ieben. oaB ein StraRenbabnnaaen oa=
Der tam. @r lief Qeraoe Dor ben in
boiler Tabrt oaberiauIenoen Dagen uno
muroe liberfabren uno auf Der STEELE
astootet. Sein 2eib puroe in atpet
abeile seI6nitten uno oas 9ers ,blsb ae=
leat.
Ser 8ater oes 0erun9ladten, Wm.
). coulter, bon Der Sirma @oulRr e.
90. IN Soraln. marc iofort bsnacb=
rlnt'af ino am Sonntag marc bic
seide in Strabburs sur lebten Rube
behnttet.
es III oies feit Dem geheben Der gan=
ton=Nem philadelphia etraBenbabn,
lpel6e Dor 8 Sabren eebaut Duroe.
oas flinfte Opfer, melbes In StraBbura
ourh Die strabenbabn oas 2ebea
Derlor.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

Mm IS. Snli in Nem philo0sIpbi
Ssrou Morp ". @sbm0n, Die Wittwe
pon pbilip @ebmon. i'm Nlter bon 81
Sobrsn. Die Derfforbene iii am i. Mai
1879 In Der Ndhe bon Nep philaoel.
phia aeboren, nls Die 9ohter eines Der
erifen pioniere. Sbr @atte. pbilip
@ebman, Horb an 8. Nuauit 1890.
5ie binterlaft fiinf Ginoer. sDei 50bne
uno orsi S61ler.
Mm 26. Suli in Stem philadelphia
S5rau earab Grnb. bic 8attin bon
2enis Grab. i'm Utter bon So Sabren
on elmer 2dbmuna, OH Der iie !eit sebn
Wonoten selitten. Sic yeritorbene
binterldbt einen @atten. orei S0bne
unb stpsi 56hter.
Nm 25. Suli in Sbanesuitle 2epi
9eioer i'm Utter BON 68 Sabren. gr
par apeimnl berbsiratbet tinb binter=
ldBt cine Wiiipe uno 3mei Ginoer.
Nm 23. Suli in Miopale Sobn
8ambIe i'm 9llter bon SO Sabren. 81
hinterldBt cine Wittme, brei G6bne uno
iieben 3odter.
Am %. Suli In Weebamfen, 81. s.,
Trau Soa 8. 8erber. ole Satin pon
Sobn q. 8erber. nod laneer Grant=
belt i'm Nlter bon 63 Sabren. Die
Terforbene mar bier gut befannt, ba
Il. mebrnals nit ibrem 8atten bier
ibren Sobn. Sobn j. 8erber. BON Der
adsbdnoler 5irma Sobn s. 8erber &
SO. beiuhte uno ibr @atte. Der Is
Sabre lang in oieier 8e9eno Gds auf=
taufte. melt iiber Die 8renSen BON unie=
rem Gountp blnaus beltens betannt lit.
Ssrau 8erber NOR cine Dame BON gutter
Bilouns. GROCER 9er3enseate uno rei=
mem @baratter. Sic binterldbt einen
8atten. einen Sobn. ssobn i. 8erber
in Nem philadelphia uno cine 5obter,
5rau gmilp Spen9ler in Weebanteu.
q. 3.
ant 2l. Juli in Canal Doper 2oren
=. 8edeler i'm NIter BON 2l eabren an
Der Nus3ebrung. 8eraeblib mar er nit
leiner Mutter nad @oloraoo uno anoern
meiiliden Staaten Qereif, Die erbuffte
Beneruna blieb aus.
4m %. Suli in 8aertown bel Canal
Soper Sobn Ssiht I'm Nlter BON 81
Sabren. Ser Verfforbene lieB iib in oen
lebten Wonaten nab Der vdriltli1eu
Wihenihaft" BON elmer 5rau 5mine.
bart bon Stem philadelphia bebanoeln,
aber obne @rfola. @r binterldBt cine
gDittlpe uno orei 36bter.
@m %. Suli in @anaI Goper Sreo.
0aaner i'm Alter oon AZ Sabren. Ser
gerltorbene mar in @anal Sober qe-
boren uno bat INNER bort aemobnt. @r
mar Elm 2iifer uno nrbeitete fir bic
Sarbeltp Willing SO. SaQner binter=
ldBt elne Wlttne unb bier Ginoer.
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Giimmt ain Dienltaa fur ben
Anfonf Der Wafermerte.

SitutIti utti Ifupuy fui osu
Anfanf Der Waiiermerte.
ssiir einen Rorb BOZ ih6ner
Nepfel IinD mir Ssrrn 6rieorih 3auns
babr i'm @rooteD Hun 5bale au Eanf
berpflidtet.
Nuaufius 2uan bonn etonecuet
6bole, Der am Iebten Donneriia9 feline
5chter, Irau Srieorih 5trenn bier
beiuhte. baite einen 6flaaanfan. oer
ibn an, BEN Rano oes 8rabes bradte.
Eie Staliener in Canal 0ober
finb IN Nufrequna iiber Der @nifiibruna
Der 16idbriaen Donate Qione burh
Gonaeiio Ealiiantro. Ser 2ebtere 1T
IS Sabre alt uno bat seine Grau uno
brei 3inoer in StaIien suriidaelalien.
NcrIangt. Gin auDerldiliser le-
bigger Mann miro aeiudt UNI Vferbe su
beioraen uno &iibe au mslten. Sin
Deutider ODER sdm.i3er miro oorae-
3oaen. 5iir ndbere Nustunft abreiliere
man gor 81, 3oar. 8. IL.
Die Ianoe Biirre iff au gnoe,
geifern Moraen batten mir bier einen
eraiebiaen &eaen unb aeiiern Nbenb
aoB es in Str0men, 10 oaB bic StraBsn
reibenoen gdden aliden. 6eute Mor=
gen iheint bic ganae pfan5enne1t er'
frilht unb erneut.
Sames gnaler bon Canal 8oper,
Der fib fir einen @ebeimpoli3iiten aus=
5uaeben pffsgte. tposu er fein &eht
batte. nuroe bonn Mapor Beienbade,
3n 80 Saaen Nrbeitsbaus perurtbeilt.
bod muroe ihm ote Strafe unter Der
geoinauna erlai1en. oaB er lofort bic
Staot berldBt.
- Nm lebten DonnerItaa wuroen in
ganal Sober bier b6ie guben oerbaftet.
Dieislben iino beiduloiat. s. y5.
8oettge Don Canal Doper, aIs berieIbe
In einem Nutomobil on ihnen porbei
fubr. nit Steinen uno Scno beporfen
gu baben. Ser Sano orang 8oettae in
bic Iuaen, 10 oaB er beinabe nidts
mehr ieben tonnte.
= eSn Der gtaht bonn 90. auf ben
Il. Suli pliinoerten Siebe oas 6ubner=
hans bon William Nrhinal, in 8ear=
fopn. nOrolih bon Canal 9oper. sic
srbeuteten so 6tibner uno 2 @nten
nno in Der Naht gum 6reitao puroen
bier aus oen 6iihnerbaus bon geni.
Aobinlon, Der on Maple straBe tpobnt,
40 6iibner geifoblen.
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s. ats y f.gs5
Sic 8eifnuaen berihten iebt taetd9lth bon pl6Bben
9DoesfdHen. WGbpu pieber etner atr 3lblbiag gss
RDrbert beihf es bann fur5pe9. WenH man fh bic
&ofe abeT iiberleaen mplte Dirbe mon nfbf 10 dnen
NIT ensm Wort Snr panb iein. Ser PiBfhla9 TIT nur
has iebte @Iieb Der t6ben Rette gs mtro etneu ges
gnnben W,en{6en nidt befanen. ipnoern nur bic @e,
I nd tten, bic mpnates nno jabrlnng nfdt Dar1n
6ldbtsn oab fib rDdbrenb oer SebenSDorgdnge TN
d }dblithen Rbrper 0lte Derbrau1te Stotfe anauis
eIn, bic bbd3ff gifti9 mrfen, menn ne H3t aug benz
81 rfs aeid5offf fperhen M1ttigfeit RDpff1meraen,
Gdb,pinbei, 9eraflopien, Nideni1wdGe uno ane Der.
6onnasitbrnn0sn finb be banptid4linitsn Mn5eif?n
An Oer 6brper NIT fol4en giiieen glntbsftanotbeen
iete gIeb SEE t6bten ssfte bel ioeu 2euten tpelde
Sis tporuenDsn Mnseen nnbeantet ieBen. onftatt NIT
6hife ber herhbmfen ct Ntrnoro &rdnferpluen, oe
ialrn 0ie III olIen Mpotbefen au b0ben unb aus ben
Htifrdftaifen Gdften iOrg1dtie aus8etnter Rnanaen
s,sser,fr9 nb tueIde ni6t bic aeftn8fte Gpnr etes
SSrsss, ueiolijfber Gifes entbalten nnb O1rnm aug
e,nes 2nderbeTJuQes bebrfen fnb bas bette wltttsL
- Sty. Qbrpsr geosR Die GOnnenglnfb 3u fdb!tu.
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= Gin Ounbe3pineer pirh BEL Dem
Gountp @efdnanis 9ebaui unO ioa oa3u
1oienen. 3Dei Bluthunoe 3n beherberQen.
Der bieiiae poli3eiAef lisfert Die 9biere.
Die 6unoe fnb erit adt Dohen refp.
orei Nonate alt, bod tperoen 0ieielben
alle Gage dlter unb es miro qarantiert.
oab oieielben i'm litter ben ELF Dionaten
i'm Stanbe lein iperoen. ben Spuren
zines Mannes 3u fOl9en.
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@5e9riinbet 1870.
Sd babe oen einsi9en noAfdnotgem Mbfraft oer
&anfttteI bon SGn0ereten ino cots, Der iemaIS
Den NeeorDs bon SmsearauaS gonmtb,
Cbto. gentadbt morDen TIT.
Nals tau Yrunoeigenbum ooer bn @elo au ioles e
gud Elm oolfdnoi9 bepies Nbra os Bbit oorleat
mels ig Der gaentbhm it, uno nit mdeu 8erbnoli.
ten baNelbe batet it, wie pprerpdhntn MbHaf idG
it, NQe pOrAan aduier unb olb mel gelo au 9ppsbefen
usebn perlanan bie Nustun 0oadnbiae unb tbepe Mb=
ratte Befbtlu. Sebunsen Hdnoeren uno 8runoe
aentbum in Sdoten. priun9n uno NbIrn 3ecobs
or Office aeefert 3aufbrieI Gonat 9ppotbeten.
paprdge Nnipru fur Mrbt, 0olmadten Gofu.
mnte io9fdltg ausgeiers @s befnoet i INNER Elm goar in
Der Office. 5armn uno fdbhes @runoeieenbum gu paufen
Sobn u. GtmeS,
oome 9elpbon &c. 81. 1913 gB air St. Stem PHILADELPHIA 8.
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Sic 8ano pes GIenDs.

w tys' WV WV StSSv~A< ~QNhb
Die 6ano oes glenos niemals auf Sbren
Shnltern 9erubt bot. onnn lino Sic In
Der 5bat elmer Der 8liiflihiten auf
8Dttes groboben. @s tbut inbel1en
teinen shaoen. ipenn mon iiber Elm
.ipirtlih superldiiiees Mittel unterrihtei
iii Elm Wllttel, tpelhes aeitbemdbrt
uno aeiterprobt iit. Wir permeiIen ipe=
siell auf oas alte ardntyr 0eilmittel,
aornis Nlpenfrduter, angefertigt bon
BEN pionier- 0erfeaern Don 0aus-
mitteln, Or. Better Rahrnep & Cons
Co., 1875 Oopne NOe., Chicago.
so.
Die Brootlpner 9traBenbabnaeiel=
fhait pertiinDet ftOls. 0ab fie 8 Ghnees
pflnae neueten Wluiiers anaelhafft
babe. Warum geraoe bic 3eit Der
6unostaqe boau qemdblt miro, oieie
2lninnoiguns gu MAIDEN, III Homer 81
errnthen.
Icsm Weine III QDahrbeit, oarunl II
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Baltimore & Ohio Giie,,b a,n.

WAlftMore 4 Dbt0 Et1enbabn.
iuiae far uno g. Dienaa
ieben Uonats
Mumofabrtem iHr somrien 3t auient6at gr
idebene &eeJefe. 3
Moumatn GATE Narf no. geammlunsn i'm 5ren giaias prie
on aepiHen Saaen.
mad, Der gtlamti1d)em Suite Gp Gip e @itp
um. am S. Nuaua. Sebr biaiae Yrie 3it Is 5age
Npim ganDmSfD >. 8iaiae pree fur Runoabren
5onntae.
Rnatts pDtbias, 1tluaufee mno surd. gaise pree
am &C., 80, 81. Sul l. Nuauf
SD Vont Goort @a. gaiae Yi fur Die Runofabrt 9dets
80 Sage aili9.
rcurfon mad, Wagara adaem, NuquH pder
Wetu gorf Soion. dber ale gbnen init Soos
Reouer pree 5onag guutn g. 3d. Ruofabr ieoen
5onntaQ fir eoermann
Muunf nd Die Sift Nrn W 8.
GurreI 8. 3. H. oer 9. & 3. glenbabn @lepeano, ..
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2ube: WeiBt gu. tpie man alten
Wsin bebanoelt, 10 oab er bel Der Dibe
nidt Derbirbt2
sara: @ib mir bsr Wein unb i'd
febe gut 0oftr. Dak Il nidi iansr uiro.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-22
Calls Love of Man Who Sues For $5O,O0O Just Puppy
 Love"
He Gives Reporters More of Her Letters, Just HelOise and Abel
 ard Type of Correspondence
Special from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.)
 New York, July 22-With Miss Helen Woodruff Smith of Stamford, Conn.,, in seclusion on her yacht Viking, and young Russell Griswold. who is suing her for $50 900 for breach of promise, in the hands of his lawyers, it is de- clared that there will be no compro- mise. Griswold says he will press the suit to a finish. while Miss Smith de- clared that her defense will be ''black- mail.''
 Before taking to the yacht the pre- possessing defendant expressed herself vigorously regarding her one tinN ad- mirer
 ''Turncoat', creature. nasty little ingrate", 'kid''. "boy-foolish''. ''ill ad- vised, presumptuous little cad''. ''beg- gar', "bounder'", "blackmail schemer". were a few of the epithets she applied to her former admirer whom she said she would make pay dearly for the publication of their correspondence:
 ''There is nothing in my letters but joshings," she said eff I mentioned love it was plain puppy love. They are letters from a patroness to her protege-to a kid-a mere boy. I never thought Of marrying him and never promised to. I'm through mar rying. I wouldn't marry the finest man in the world and this nasty little turncoat is hardly man, is he?" In his hotel here young Griswold when told about a few of the terms his former love had applied to him, grinned and said:
 "It was to be expected she would not like the whole thing to come out and of course she's mad. But how about my feelings? She didn't think of them when she turned me away with a flat refusal to marry me after she had kept me dangling along, adoring her ever since I was a boy. before l had learned to use razor without cutting half my face off. Shes made me suffer, now let her suffer"
 Another bunch of Miss Smiths let ters were made public by the young man today. A few extracts follow:
 Be sure to destroy the evidence of my whereabouts and do not say I am way out west Just say as Evelyn Thaw did. T don't know
 T think I'll take a Golden Gate, one of the high priced drinks. and maybe it will open the way to the sweet presence of a god diffused' but thoughts affectionate so often occasion that presence that there will be noth- ing new about it, except the drink, Meiner Siegfried.''
 -''Ye Gods, kid I have just finished the job. It might have been the other way but thanks to your help it didn't finish me. It is hard to kiss your sweetheart when the last kiss means goodbye"
 With this goes two handkerchiefs; heave in sight-not to flirt with, but to repose in Ruzzie's pocket (upper left) to be used after soda and the like"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-22
CIRCUS POSTER TOLD
 OF LOST SWEETHEART
 WHO'S MARRIED NOW
Especial from United Press.)

Cleveland, July 22-Dick Simpson of Paola, Kas., bill poster is going to be the most effectually disillusioned man that ever struck the forest city when he arrives here from Montpelier Vt, and dashes into the Morgan Lith- ograph Company's factory. expecting to clasp into his arms Jennie Harris the sweetheart of his top and marble days. And all this impending bitter ness because of conspiracy of fate linked with the wiles of some fun lov- ing girl.
 Reading his sweetheart's name and tender message with the Cleveland address on a circus poster yesterday Dick ran for the first train. When he arrives here instead of finding Jen- nie Harris his long lost sweetheart he will be met by Mrs. Mary Harris, 3S years old, with six children and pos sibly her husband another bill poster. Simpson became a wandering bill pos ter following a lovers quarrel some ten years ago, vowing never to re- turn until he heard from Jennie. Yes terday while skipping a poster on an alley fence he read in a familiar hand writing: "Dick come back It's all my fault. Jennie E. Harris, 1631 East Third street, Cleveland, O.
 How the name of Jennie Harris came to be written on the poster with Mrs. Harris address nobody seems to know. But it looks as if Dick will be in for an awful disappointment
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-22
JUST TALK ABOUT
 ANOTHER OFFICE

Mayor Buckingham was asked thls morning by newspaper reporter what he thought of a proposition to aholisb the office of city attorney and to create the office of corporation counsel.
 The Mayor replied that the city at torney was overburdened with work and earns more than his salary. The salary of the city attorney IS Sl,o0o per year.
 It would require an amendment to the charter to create the new office The Mayor believes the new plan to De just talk
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-22
MISS SMITH CALLS HER
 RUZZIE LAMB "CAD" AND
 "NASTY LITTLE INGRATE''
HENS LOVE LETTERS
 AND WOMEN'S.
(New York World.)

Suits by disconsolate RomeoS to recover damages for breach of promise are rare. Yet under a real equality of the sexes would not women of mature years who trifle with the affections of youth be liable? But the interesting feature of the Stamford case is fendant's letters.
 Brunhilde's'' epistles to her ''geliebter Siegfried' are full of a lively banter and a serio-comic love-making which render them wholly delightful reading. She cnaffs her lover on his love poems, which are absolute lux uries'' to her, whether original or eXtracted''; she wishes she could be alone with him flor five dark moments; sends her "dar- lint" "swate k'ss" and asks him to fluff me a little";; signs her. self always and unto ashes thine," and illustrates her emo tions with remarque sketches
 
 CT is slangy, affectionate, ardent, whimsical, by turns, but never dull and at no point is she maudlin or mawkish.
 Can as much be said of recent effusions of masculine love let ters, even those of college pro- fessors? Letter writing is field in which women have always ex- celled. In their love letters they may be intense or pathetic, but they rarely make themselves ridiculous. Their restraint in that respect contrasts with masculine capacity for sentimenality that looks absurd in print. Perhaps it would be better for men in love to limit their long, distance expressions of affection to the telephone and leave 1etter-writ- ing to the other sex.