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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-12
Market
KHTTNG STEERR-
Topeka Market.

Furnished by the Chas. Wolf Packing
Co., yards close at noon Saturday. We
cannot use pigs, thin sows or heRs
Weighing less than ITO lbs. Do not mar
ket hogs unless same are welt finished.
as We cannot use half fat stuff. We give
below prices effective at once. until fur
Their notce.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-12
Grain Afarieee,

furnished By s. B. BILLIARD 80.
eAs ave. and Gurus SUI 49,
WHEAT-No O. soc Aan- Oct IL
CORN-5zc
OATS-30021.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-12

Chicago live Stock Market.
Chicago, Oct. 12-CATTLE-Receirt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-12

Topeka, Kan. Oct. Il.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11

upon a slashing of its rates and curtail-
ing of the revenue from it.
The country was never more prosperous
than it is at this time" he said. 1T is the
republican party that has accomplished the
gains for the country. The nation is the
foremost one on earth. 1t is respected.
feared and emulated by all the other ma
lions OF the globe. The republican party
has made 1t So"
Touching upon the question of the pro-
posed initiative and referendum plank for
the democratic forces of the state, Mr..
Webster declared the liquor question was
not political one
The liquor subject is properly of no con-
Germ to the president, the party, to con-
gress nor to state government. 1t is a
police question purely. 1t should no more
be incorporated in a doctrine of a party
than a plank providing for the eradication
of typhoid fever"
Spirit of Victory.
Victor Rosewater, in a brief address,
mentioned the successes of republican ad-
mnlstrauons in Omaha. He jocularly in
formed the guest Of honor that though the
latter had seen democratic mayor in
office on his previous visit here twenty
years ago and was seated near another
one on this occasion, the intervening
twenty years had been terms of republican
officials. The speaker then remarked that
The spirit of victory was present in the
ranks of the state organization and that
no democratic votes would be needed al
the next election.
No riffs an Ranks.
Charles o. whedon outlined an argument
for party solidarity, contending that what
ever differences of opinion might be enter
tanned by individuals, the tariff law and
other undertakings of the party were es-
seEtially right. The party should work
hand in hand, he declared. There should
be no riffs In the ranks at times of action
believe In the right to criticize. l also
| believe with all its apparent grounds foI
scrutiny and criticism the tariff law Ii
the best that could be evolved 1t will be-
an issue at the coming election, November
Z, and It should be upheld by the united
| force of the party that brought 1t into be-
| ing"
c. II. Aldrich of David City gave his at
tention to affairs Of the state. He scath
ingly attacked w. J. Bryan's call for
| special session of the state legislature
The republican party never had to call al
extra session to tamper and tinker will
any broken parts in its platform" he said
| He pointed out that an expenditure Of
$l0O0 900 is promised as an added burden OF
| the state in the possibility of the extra
session.
| Other speakers of the evening were STATE
! Treasurer l.. q. Brian Colonel William
| Hayward and Charles Sloan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11
Interstate Commerce.

Finally we come to the bill amending
the interstate commerce law. The bill is
pending in both houses. 1t has been
amended in the house and also in the SEN
ate and with that freedom OF touch for
which headliners and correspondents are so
noted, we have been told with much en-
phasis that the administration bill has been
emasculated in both houses. / am not as
familiar with Its condition in the house as
l am with it in the senate, but l think
possibly the state Of the bill in the sem
ate will show what is the fact, that the bill
has not been emasculated in either house
and that 1t contains almost all of the
remedial features OF the original admins
tration bill and that those things which
have been omitted are neither substantial
nor vital.
I'm the first place the bill contains a
series Of sections containing a commerce
court which is to absorb all the jurisdiction
now had by the circuit and district courts
on review by Injunction, suit or otherwise,
OF the proceedings of the interstate COM
| merce commission.
THE advantage of the court is that we
shall have a court Of experts at Washing
ton very familiar with the whole business
OF interstate commerce and the decisions
affecting it and which will be able to dis
| pose OF the business before 1t promptly and
give efficacy to the orders of the Inter
state Commerce commission that are legal
The whole object of the court is expedition
and the whole defect OF the interstate com.
merce procedure heretofore has been delay
| regard the commerce court as practically
! the most important feature in the bill
Thus far It has remained in the house
although by close vote, and it has moi
| been stricken out in the senate
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11

PERSISTENT Advertising is the Road 70 Big
Return
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11
PLEDGE OF PARTY UNITY
Men from All Over State Speak for
Party Solidarity.
NO GROUND FOR DIssENs1oN
Annual banquet of the Central re-
publican Club Calls Out n Most
Representative Gathering
of Citizens.

several hundred republicans gathered
from every corner Of the state and from
every walk OF life in the annual banquet
OF the Centrsl, Republican. club at the Rome
hotel last night heard stirring words to
indicate that the Numbers of the party
are working in harmony and that there
is no insurgency in the ranks that
threatens danger. Leaders of the party
in the state were among the speakers I'M
equlvocally to explode what they indicated
was the false impression that the tariff
law was not meeting with favor.
with concrete argument each and every
one. iLcludlng a governor, Adolph o. Eber-
hart OF Minnesota. declared that the tariff
law recently ell acted by congress Is the
best law that could have been FRAMED d.
They pledged loyalty to all the legislators
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11
Cook Jumps Job,
Cow Drops Dead,
Taft's Sign Out
Wedding and Death at White House
1ncite Still Hunt for Import
ant Household Help.

WASHINGTON, May lO-President Taft
and his household are not going hungry
these days, but the chief executive is hav-
ing much trouble in finding chief cook
TO succeed Mrs. Mulvey, who deserted her
pots and kettles for aJWhite House police
man, and to find a substitute for "Mooley,"
who kicked over her last pail of milk and
turned up her toes several weeks ago
There are cooks and cooks in the White
House kitchen, but Mrs Mulvey's delicious
dishes appear no more on the White House
table and they are missed A vigorous
search for her successor is being prose
cuted.
AS 10 the White House COW there is said
to be anxiety relating TO certain reports
that Denver children we're raising $500 70
buy Colorado Bossy," the prize COW OF
Colorado, for the president. "Bossy" is moi
yet on the way here, however.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11
Attorney Generals Part.

Another feature of the bill is 10 give
the attorney general complete control over
the litigation after it has left the Inter-
state Commerce commission and gets into
court. Heretofore the Interstate Commerce
commission itself has controlled the lti-
cation In the courts and it presented the
anomaly OF a quasi judicial tribunal suing
in its own behalf to confirm its own judg-
ments. 1t was thought to give this TO the
Department OF Justice, but amendments
have been introduced by which shippers
who have an interest may be heard by
special counsel II they desire, under regu-
lations OF the court
Another regulation requires companies.
by their agents to furnish a statement in
writing of the rste or charge applicable to
described shipment, between stated
places under schedules or tariffs to which
such company is a party or a penalty for
failure.
The other provisions authorized the
commission not only to review rates. but
the classification Of freight and enable THE
commission OF It's own motion 10 investi-
gate the question, whether any rate is un.
Just or unreasonable, or unjustly discrimi-
natory, or unduly preferential, or preju-
dcal, or otherwise In violation OF any OF
the provisions of the act
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11
USE ALIENS FOOT-EASE

The anuseptie powder TO be shaken into the shoes
II you have tired. aching feet try Aliens Foot Ease
Il rests the feet and makes new light shoes easy.
Cures aching. swollen. hot twostng feet. ReeSei
eorns and bunions Of all pain and gives rest ana
comfort Always use Il TO BfeoS IN New shoes
Try Il today. Sold everywhere, q cts. poat
cept any substitute. For FREE trial paekase ad-
dress Allen olmstoad. lie ROY n, T.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11

Another provision requires the commits
sion to establish through routes and joint
rates and to do this upon complaint or
upon its own initiative and IT is given 70
the shippers TO select among those routes
thus established the route which they
prefer.
There are also provision for reorgan-
-iEation and merger which contain similar
limitations as TO the issue OF stocks and
bonds The features that 1 have detailed
remain In the bill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11
At Last A Filing
System Suited To
Your Needs - No
Matter How Small

n-a IIINK OF it-A modern business
system-made up OF Just the ar
rangement Of drawers, cabinets,
etc, peculiar TO yoOr needs
IN standard in construction and fin.
ish, as practical as the most elab-
nratn RYstem Tor Tho lnraAaA con-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11
For More Than Three DECADES

Foley's Honey and Tar has been a house
hold favorite for all ailments OF the throat,
chest and lungs. For infants and caildren
II is best and safest. as IL contains no
opiates and no harmful drugs, None genu-
inc but Foley's Honey and Tar In the
yellow package. Refuse substitutes. For
sale by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11
Irrigation Plans.

There is pending also bill authorizing
the issue of t9OOOo.OOO OF bonds with which
to continue the construction OF irrigation
plants already begun by the reclamation
service. the bonds to be redeemed out of
the proceeds of the sale Of public lands
and the water rent collected from those
who enjoy the benefit OF the Irrigation
This certainly ought to pass at this ses-
sion because the number Of people depend
| ing on the completion of the reclamation
projects is sufficiently large to call for
| especial action in their behalf.
! Another act Is the so-caled injunction
| act There are three bills pending to
carry out the platform. In different forms
they all provide that an injunction issued
| without notice shall not be OF effect for
more than seven days, unless within that
time actual notice is given and hearing
had, when, OF course the court will make
such order as It may be advised.
1T further provides that no restraining
order or q preliminary injunction shall
issue without notice, unless the court. upor
evidence adduced before II, shall make 9
finding either on the minutes OF the ccur
or upon the back of the injunction orde
defining what the irrepArable injury 4
which is to be enjolned and stating VIII!
there is not time enough In which TO issu
notice for a hearing with the parties pres
ent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11

The water power sites essential to IN
establishment OF water power plants b.
long TO the United States Ss part OF II
public domain, 1t would be useful to hav
the two united in one sovereignty. II
proposed to do this by conveying the waite
power sites to the states on two conditions
The first condition requires the state in II
disposition to private settlers 10 retain sue
control over the water power sites that
may every ten years adjust the rates
which power is to be furnished to the pull
lie by the grantee OF the water power sit
and the second condition is that the wat'
power sites shall not be disposed OF by III
state 10 any person having a monopoly
the water power in the nelghborhoOu.
The bill provides that on the failure Z
| the state 10 enforce the conditions impos,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11
81. LOUIS SHOE SHIPMENTS.
Shoe Factory Production Week Ending
TRG RELIABLE sToRS

Tine shoe shipments rom ST Louis Tor
the week ending April 30th were 1870
cases There were made during the week
54O.9gS pairs OF shoes Forty-nine fac
tories reported About 81 900 shoe work
ers are employed by 81 Louis shoe man
ufacturers. by the Shoe and
Leather Gazett|
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11

You can give LhamberiR.H '-Ough Rem
sdy as confidently to a babe as to an
adv''
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11

against private owners, the United states
may enforce the conditions against the
state and forfeit all the rights Of the pri-
vate owner and OF the state and restore the
land to the United states. There ought
to be a specific provision providing that
the United states may sue the state for
forfeiture ana also that the executive shall
have the right to declare forfeiture.
1t seems to me that in this wise the
United states may retain effective control
over the disposition OF the land and at the
same time enable the legislature or the
executive of the state. presumably more
familiar with local conditions, to fix the
details on the ground in accordance with
local necessity. II is quite possible, how
ever that these other conservation bills
will go over TO the next session, but the
one ratifying the existing Withdrawals and
| granting power to Withdrawing in futur
| should certainly pass.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-11
Urges PrecautiOn.

1T is very clear that by these two pro-
visions attention o. the court will be called
to the necessity for great care in the ex-
e, else OF this very exceptional power to
affect parties to lawsuit without giving
them notice and that the ill-advised Issuing
of injunctions of this character will cease.
THE Manufacturers association is OPP
posed to the bill on the ground that II
weakens the power OF the court, while the
Federation OF Labor is opposed to it on
the ground that 1t does not go far enough
| With this state OF the case | am reason
| ably certain that the bill is a just one
and ought to be pat through l am hopeful
that some way will be found TO vote
through the bill promised BY the platform
nothing more and nothing less. The
postal savings bank hill is pending in the
house, 1t having passed the senate.
II am hopeful because the republican
party is firmly committed to the introduce
ton of postal savings repositories that we
shall secure at this session of congress a
safe and sane law which will offer small
deposltors absolute security and con-
venience and at the same time improve,
and not impair, the credit of the govern
ment and the integrity OF our fiscal sys-
tenn.
THE publicity OF expenditure bill was not
| recommended in the republican platform
but ventured to say in my speech Of ac-
ceptance that l should recommend the pas
sage of such bill with the full confidence
that 1t would meet the approval Of CON
gress. ] am glad to say that the bill has
passed the house.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-05

- Rats. rgtber Sbrs gisurre
brennt nur balb." - .Sa, abIi9tlib.
Sd tdnn nGmIi4 nidt mebr Osrtruz
gen."
- Seimtebr bonn 8aIL.
Cine S9ptiter 3ur anb.rsu: pRu,
mir fOnnen tpieber nal nit Yetrus
fprt9sn: Oi. sanSs Rd6t ssfiibt
unb nidts sefansen!"
WiBberitGnbnib. 6. Stllnez
rim (5u einem Sremben: rDiiuI4en
Der S.rr gu fpsifen?" = rOut. oui!"
20. bOs tbut mir IsiO; g S9pei>
nern. is grab ar g'porben.
-pe9. Sunssr arst: sd babe
bod f6auosrbaftes Bed; seitern ipurs
be i'd gu .tnsm rei9en Serrn ssrus
fen, Der fhlimm ertruntt mar. -"
8etunnter: Limb beute itirbt er
f6on9" Sunssr arSt: r8epuhrs:
seiuHb s.ipOroen 1T .r fdou luisOsrl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-05

Sreffenb. Der febr iussuos
Ii6s u. frast feineu Greuno. mas sr
fsinsr graut ippbl gum 9eburtstas,
f6snten t0nne.- Ddrauf g.: .S6.us
len Sic ibr bod .inen GisT6rant! -
u. (perpunoerO: GiET6rant9! D,ss
baIb Gisi6rant2!" = g.: Run!
Sdmit lie lid 70 lauee frii6 bdlt.
bis Si. lie beirutben tDnRen.
-Sebr ot.I oerfprs6enb.
SouriIt gum 9aS,r): gteb - BORN
Sic nal, Strr StF6ts @srfdOnes
runasratb - Sis fcIItsn bod. no
70 pisIe Grsmb, bertommsn. SO6 aub
n bib6sn nit Der Woos gsbn - lpes
niefteus n peib.s Sadett ausi.ben.
bas f.bt glsih fr.unbIihtr aus! -
9doer: gIn reiber Sou:sr = -
Su bulTf mir not sungft = oamit ma
gIei an ieosn 9IuutIpritsr Iebsn that.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-05

9.fprst. Sunse Sausfruu
Die cine ettpas bsiabrte &D9in sns
saeirD: sd fsbs natiirIid Doruus,
bab fs nit Der 3eit fortsei9ritten
iinb. nidt etpu, OaB sic mir gar
gu uItmobtfd toden!"
@r tennt bds. .MenIh,
fpie tdnnIt Oh ben Sut 0einer Srau
70 ri,iig Ioben; Der 1T bod pubrbofz
tia niat i96n." - .0as psiB id
felber; aber - elm Wort bss Subels,
unb id nuB einen n.uen tuufen."
-&tnbermunb. b. Sante: rSieb
mai, Mar;s6en, mas uns Der Storb
fir Elm fiibes tIein.s Mdb9en ges
bra9t bait" 0i. Helm. Mdrie: pQd,
fpie reiseno! Wann bdit 9u oenn
bas &inb betpmmen, Sdnte2" Sdnte:
,9sitern Ra6t baIb bret llbr." Die
tIeine Murie: ngtd, purst Sbr b.nn
oa nod uuf2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-05
= g dabe! nglb.r Serr 8irtb,

q 9ab.! .9lb,r Ssrr Birtb,
in msiner Suppe finbe i9 elm
StreidboIs unb eine 5liese!"-
rSdabe. baB bus 2uberden idoH
tot 1T; iie bGtte Ii9 an benz SOI5dsn
10 biibf6 raustrubbeln tOnnsn!"
8ariant.. Wirtb: rSa, msie
ne Serren. es lit leibsr nur nod Elm
8ett fret" r0as s.b0rt mir; i'd
mar auerIt bal" .glb.r i9 sable
Sbnsn bas 0oppslt.!!" - ngrIaub.n
Si.: bas ift unlauterer 8ettbep.rb!"
-8erfdnappt. Ridtsr gum
3eugsn): Ser 9lnsstIagt. I.usn.t,
bic ll1r seitObIsn gu bub.n; ipis fpdt
mar es eisentIih, aIs sic ibn srs
tuppten9" : 3.use: SD tunn .s
pirtIi9 ni9t ssnau faeen, Serr prds
iibsnt." = Ridter: Limb Sic, 9lnges
tIuster9" = SD aud nidt, Strr
Prdiibent, bi. llbr itunb."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-05
Bur ni@t i6ptnoeIn!

Sam bu zines Sasss In S9leii.n
cine biebere 9auersfrau nit i6r,m
Spr0BIine in Elm @eI9Gft bss ibplii9
selesenen @ebirgsortes Wiiftesiersborf
unb berlanst Elm Nuantum Margartne.
Die Sruse bss @ertdufers, OBJ ite baden
lpole. beiubte fe. 9urauf bemertte
sntriiitet ibr ipa6rb.itstiebenbsr Sobn:
rRse. Wlutter. Iies od mid uiu, Du
tbuit fe bod n.i .is putterfaBIu!" 9us
9eIGdtsr Der llmit.benben iibsr bi.
unfrsitpi[lise Gntlarbuns Der Butter
bdnbIerin = cine iolde mar es ndms
lid - ipollte i9ier t.in Gnbe nebmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-05

- ped. rRun, bate 9sin ans
trag BET Der rei9en alien S4a6t.l
@rfoIg2" - .Sotul porbsi se9Iiidt
- ibrsm 2iebIinssbadsl uuf ben
Salpan3 s.tnitt!"
-9ebanteniplitter. 80nns
ten mir uni.r 2ebsn nod einmul les
ben, 70 tpiirosn mir cine Wlense Sebs
Ter permsioen = uno bafiir eine gros
BE Wienge anberer begsben.
d 4bbtlfs. Souriit: sd fiible
mid 70 bsTap.rt. =" 6iibrer: n8itte,
s,ben g mir isBt f9o' mel Srints
gelO. sic iperben Ieb'n, nudber
iptrb's Sbnen slei9' bif'l lsidt.r."
- WertD ii iroiae Srase
Jrau (Su Dem ipGt beimtebr.nosn
Ranne): ~8i,, On bdft t.insn g}fsns
MIG 9slb mtbr9" - ga, fonit pGr.
i'd bod nod ntdt nu& Suufe s.tOms
men,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-05

ie6er Elm glno,nten an euren alttn
Sntsl. bamit ibr suh man9mll an
ibn ertnnert. 9u, &urt, fplIit mein.
Silberubr buben, uno 9rete betommt
0as tIeins 9olbms0aiIIpn." Sc mar
eeraoe. als Idge er uuf Dem Spotens
bett uno ma9te fein Seitament. llno
obgleib 6ie Silberubr uno oas Wles
baillon toitbdre S9dBe lparen. flpIs
fen &urts uno @rstbens Sbrdnen
b.iBsr aIs SuOor, uno 9retbe pr.Bts
ibre glrme I'M Sntsl Seinribs Suls
un6 Isst. ibre tIsine. rotbe Wanss
on feline run3elige.
sd nil tein WebaiGlon baben,"
fdludate iie, lid min nur, nur, nur,
bdB Sntsl Seinrid oubleibt."
Sbrs Wumu fab NIT etnem Sors
nisen Bid uuf. Elm f9drfss Wort
ouf osn 2ippen.
9lber oi,Ies Wort purbe ME se'
fpro6en, ss perItummte, aIs Il. ben
@usorud in Dem @sii9t oes alten
Wann,s fab. Seoer 9eoante an Die
8ittertsit Der Srennung unb Elm be'
porItebenoes .inIames 2eben mar bon
ibm perI6punoen. Gr eenob nur Die
fi.bernoe @onne biefsr &tnbertbrds
nen, Die fpei6e llmf6linsung oieies
@ermd.ns, ben entidlofenen, 5uriids
balt.no.n 9riff Der feften Rnab.n'
fauit um feline Shultern.
Qrmer, alter Snt.ll gr brdu9te
bieIe rueberiieo.Iungsn". 81. tudr.u
feline SaTen in Dem srauen Diiitens
fanb Der 9lutGslidteit. sic pur.n
feline &risssliiten, um iid ben 8etpeis
su peri6dffen, 6aB aud sr nidt ohne
al. 9eoeutung in Der Welt mar!
sic iparsn feline Dirt, ii9 elm bis6en
3GrtIi9teit uuo 2itbe gu erbetteln,
ipomit Ionft bier i'm Suuie ni9t gee
raoe peridpenbet tuurbe. -.
2lu6 ibre glusen purben feu9t;
Te itano auf unS sins auf ot.
@ruppe in Dem S9autelitubI Su.
.Sntel6en." iaste iie, rtptnn Du nun
iiebit, tpie lieb mir Did al. buben.
10 ipirit bu bod niat msbr bapOn
fpre6en, aussusieb,n."
Ssin @.ii9t purb. our9 Die
5reu6. Der lleberraiduns beinabe
nod bsGler, un6 obslei9 sr periudte,
sinise proteIte su ,rbeben, I'm iid
nibt uII5u nadsiebig gu seigen, ipas
rem iie oo9 10 idpa6, oaB lie ios
fort BON ben 9inoern iibsritimmt
ipurbsn, Die iiessss.tpiB bur9 ben
miittsrli9en eiitano nit ben tlets
men 3eisefinsern seraoe bor feiner
Raie bsrumfu6t.lten. vNetn, ME
mebr Odrfit 9u 70 .ttpas fassn. SOrit
0u. ME msbr!"
Gr la9te. rSu, f.bt ibr, i'd p.iB
bod niht, OBJ i'd bas Oeriprs4en
tann," faste er.
limo feline Hidte la9te au9, tus
Dem iie feline Danse itrsidsIte. glein.
ous tonnte er ulleroings nift perz
| fpre6en. sic mar iiberseugt, oab iie
beute nidt gum l.bten Waal nm ieis
netiuillen Observation-Disclosures ges
babt bate, uber fie ipubtt au9 ge'
tpiB, bab iie Iie bon nun an nit grDs
berer Rube ertragen tpiirbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-05

- 8erpIapptrt. Sausberr:
,0arum tpeinsn sic osnn9" S0s
din: pMein 9rdutisam bat mir uufz
eeIagt." Suusberr: rNun, nun, mess
balb benn? @efalen Sic tbm nidt
mebre = sd idon; dbsr oas ST.
fen bier i'm Sauie, iagt sr, piro ale
Sage ibledter."
Gin M Mufittenner. RasI
unb 9irsl befuden Elm SiinitIsrcOnz
cert. 0a RabI iebr Helm 1T, tann er
6inter ben Giiden Der @orite6snben
ben &iinitIsr nidt Ieben. glls OisTer.
Elm GeGiit. eben elm ihm.l5.nbes
gbaeio Ipielt uno dles atbemlOs
lauibt, fraet NaBl laut; nSu, 9irgI,
geist'r ober blOOIt'r9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-05
9lnes NAB NtdjtS.

Don 8snsbmen pbne Saosl,
&laiIii9 i9Dn bon @nseiiht
ST lie BON bem bO9iten gloel -
glber tO9en tunn iie ni4t.
limb BON Sormen 10 DolIenoet
ST lie fait mi. ous 9ebi4t,
limb BON einem Dib, Der blenOst-
glber itriden lam iie niat.
Slug lit lie unS i.br peritGnoig.
Bon 9eoanten tlar uno hli9t,
limb i'm Rsoen iebr lebenbis -
9lber lpai6en tanu fis ni9t.
limb auf alien 8unItgebietsn
ST lie Elm gsifGbtss 2i9t.
glber tleine &inoer bitten
limo sr5iebsn tunn iis Ri9t.
@roB 1T lie in Sasssfraesn,
9ob an prattiI6en gebri6t's -
Inns nit einem Wort gu Iagsn:
sic lit alIss uno tdnn nihts!
gbuaro g dmiot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-05

-4us Ser melt Ser R eds
Iifit. .Nanu! Die brittle Jlafde
iaon, unb 0rumen i9rsiben!" -
.Sa, nGmli9 in meinem Stiid tritt
ieBt elm 9eSe9ter auf, unb I'M ben
redt nutiirlih ipiebergebsn au tOns
nen, betrinte i9 MIDI"
= Gin Segen! 8aufmann:
,Was babe i9 bod INNER iiber bic
3eritreutbeit meines Sufirsrs fdims
pfen miifsn; i4 tonnte ia audi ni4t
abnen, bag f. einmul 70 gu msinem
Slid beitragen piirOe! Statt nit
msiner Sruu Ouraaubrennen, 1T sr
nit meiner S9tpisssrmutter ausses
riidt, unb itdtt Der SuupttdIie bat er
bic portotuiie mitsenommen!"