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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23

Scene:
A secluded hall in a New York hotel.
Dramatis personae:
Governor Wilson, of New Jersey.
George L. Record.
Three newspaper choristers
and several politicians of the third
degree.
CEnter Wilson, choristers and politi-
ciAns).
Governor wilson-Evidently MI. Re-
cord is detained. We cannot, of course,
do anything without him.
(Commotion outside. The door 10
flung open. Record strides in. AL
bow).
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I was followed.
These hounds have not the detective
ability of the fellows / employ. Did
they not spot those conferences In New
York and Philadelphia? (Laughs). MY
detectives have imagination5, and now
for business. Stop up the keyhole'
There may be spoilers about.
Governor-Prospects are promising.
Another man was Induced to- come out
yesterday. He said he would vote for
q yellow dog If only to get rid of the
espionage.
Record-I doubt! 1 Doubt My plans
must not miscarry. And / have been
badly served in some things. / do not
see Scudder herei
A voice-He had an afternoon tea
engagement and couldn't come.
Record-Rome is burning and he
goes adding at a tea party. But !
am not surprised. His paper that we
ought to rely on is really a handicap
Why. the editorials remind me OF o
row OF tombstones and read as IL they
were writ by grave-diggers. Why
doesn't ne hire a STAFF of editors and
get some ginger In his sheet7
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
AVIATOR CIRCLES
1900 FEET OVER LIMA, PERU

LIMA, Peru, jim. 23.-Peru, which
gave to the world George Chavez, the
intrepid airman who lost his life after
accomplishing the uneoualed feat OF
flying over the Alps, is having its first
taste of aviation in tho thrilling ex-
hibitions Of Jean Bielovucci.
Sunday was q perfect day for aerial
exploits, and great throngs moved into
tho capital, over which the Frenchman
circled at a height of 1880 feet, rising
and descending with bird-like control
of his %aeroplane. Late in the day he
made a flight accompanied by Colonel
Andree, Of the French Military Mis-
sion, which is -reorganizing the Peru
Wan army. They alighted gracefully al
z o'clock,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23

The exposure of the wilson
Record secret conference In New
York by The star, which formed
the political sensation of the
Senatorial fight, has resulted
principally I'm silence on the part
Of the lew Governors editorial
chorus,D or '6bonrd of guardinns."
Two OF the local papers, how
ever, have commented upon the
incident in no uncertain terms.
The Sunday Call yesterday
snidi
"The event of the week which
caused the greatest political ex-
citement was a report printed on
Thursday morning of a conference
held regarding reform IegisIa-
tion In the Hotel Martinique,
New York, by Governor Wilson.
. .
"When the report of the con-
ference first appeared 1t vas re-
Rnrded with suspicion, for the
newspaper men who had attend
ca Hhu pEhutcO hUAnAhB hDOuA Ia
and no announcement had been
made by Governor Wilson,. But
thai day Governor Wilson con-
firmed the report, only saying It
was o secret. 1t did moi mp
pear how he reconciIed this
statement with the fact that mo-
body outside knew of the con-
ference and that It was held in
New York.
"Whnt excited people most was
h fact that George L.. Record
WA evidently the prominent ag-
ure and that Governor Wilson
I'm his statement praised his
abilities"
The Freie Zeitung said satur-
day.
"GeOrge L.. Record, once the
head of the 'refOrmers,' who even
had been mentioned ms = cnndt-
date for United States Senator
by the Colby - Sommer = Mason
combination but afterwnrd be-
came persona MON grata because
certain matters I'm the early life
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23

ton and enthusiastically cheered former
Senator James Smith, jr., when his
name was mentioned by some of the
speakers. ]. Spilland, president of the
association, was In the chair. Prais-
ing the ability and sterling democracy
of the former Senator, he reminded
those present Of what Mr.. Smith had
done for the Democratic party and
that he was now opposed by selfish In
terests only, but not by one good DEM
ocrat.
Others who spoke in the same strain
were Acting Mayor John H. Donnell5,
Assemblyman Michael J. MCGOWAN,
Tax Commissioners John ]. Monahan,
Board of Works Commissioner Patrick
II. Ryan and Alderman L. Francis
Hanlon.
All of the members of the Metamora
Club, of the Eight Ward, are being no.
street, at 5 O'clock tomorrow morning
to get in line with the gigantic crowd
that is preparing to go down to Tren-
ton. The president of the club, J. M.
Prendergast, received word from the
eleven members of the committee, who
have made the arrangements. last night
that oil was in readiness to take care
of between seventy-f1ve and a hundred
persons for the trip to Trenton. Tick
cts have been procured for all the
members who intend to go. and the
club will make the Journey in c%onjunc-
ton with members of the Joel Parker
organization.
Colonel Mullikin, r. j. Franz, DR..
Charles Kraemer. Of the Board OF
Works; DR.. William Dimond. John
Carroll, John Chenaworth, William
Hoppe, Frederick Fellers. George Brit
ting, Walter Baker and Louis Bucher
are the members Of the committee.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
NEW DIRIGIBLE BALLOON
MAKES INITIAL FLIGHT

BERLIN, Jan. 2S.-The Siemens-
Schuckart dirigible balloon, the largest
non-rigid type of airship ever con-
structed, made its first ascent today
and Unanswered successfully for thirty
minutes, during which It developed a
speed of more than twenty-seven miles
an hour.
The airship was built under the SUI
pervision of the military aerial corps
and will be purchased for the use in
the German army. II its trials. particu-
larly in the matter OF speed, prove sat-
isfactory. The airship IL 1913 feet long,
has four motors, each Of 12b horsepower,
and six propellers. There are three
gondolas. with a total capacity for
fifty passengers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
SMITH
IN CONTROL OF THE
SENATE SITUATION

on joint ballot was Republican, 81;
Democratic, 80.
This year the figures are the same,
but reversed. In 1899 the date OF the
joint meeting at which the Senator was
elected vas Wednesday,, January GO
and the result of the ballot was: John
Kean. Republican. 81; former United
States Senator James Smith, jr..
Democratic, 30.
On this occasion the date is the
same. Wednesday, January rs, and MI.
Smith says he will not be surprised II
required to record the vote as: Form
err United States Senator James Smith.
jr,. Democratic, 81; John Kean, Repub-
llcan, 30.
Assistant Secretary Smith declines
to be regarded as a seer, but he de-
clares there is something in numbers.
II you nave them right.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
How Other Papers Niew
Record Alliance

OF this gentleman could not be
explained, Is reported to be the
main adviser OF Governor Wilson.
"A secret conference, at which,
besides some members of the
Assembly, representatives OF
three English newspapers were
present, is given as proof for
this report. The owner of the
News was also invited, but was
unable to attend. The fact that
three of these papers are openly
for local option may have moth
ing to do with the conference,
but should be mentioned. Record
was the leading spirit in this
conference. He suggested, he
advocated, ne criticised and he
even decided, and the others and
Governor Wilson had either
nothing 10 say or consented. 1t
will not be hard TO tell what
course h States ship will take
with a pilot like Record and that
Ia what troubles most of us. His
one proposition, the passage of a
bill which will Dust a number of
oficchOlders N make the term
of office of their e de-
pendent upon the pleasure of the
Governor alone, ia enough to
cause serious worriment. Ex-
Derfence must show how far the
good common of the Demo-
cratic House will protect the
citizens against such force-and-
gag bills. Fortunately there Is y
Republicans majority in the sen-
ate. which possibly will receive
the support OF Senator Osborne
II II should be necessary, and
that II one consolation.
"One should think that Cow
ernor Wilson would select q diff
fercnt adviser thnn this discred-
tied 'reformer,' but II seems that
he cares for the applause
OF the clique than for that of the
citixens who elected him. He
should consider the good old
proverbi "A man f. kBown by
the company he keeps.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
MRS. N LOTUS.

Mrs. Rosanna Lotus, aged AZ, wife
of James A. Lotus, died yesterday at
st. Michael's Hospital, this city. where
she had undergone an operation after
being in in-health nearly two years.
She and her husband came from Phila-
helphia a short time ago and stopped
with a sister Of the deceased. Mrs.
Miles Murray. at 1888 Davis avenue.
Kearny. from which place the funeral
will take place on Wednesday MORN
ing. when a requiem mass will be ceie-
brated at st. Stephens Roman Cath
Ollie Church, Arlington. Interment In
the Cemetery Of tile Holy Sepulchre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
SUPREME U RECESS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The SUI
preme Court of the United States will
take a recess, after announcing opin-
IONS next Monday, until February 20.
1t is believed much of the recess will
be spent considering the arguments
and preparing decisions in the stand
ard OIL, American Tobacco and corpo-
ration tax cases.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
TWO BURIED IN CLAY PITS
TWELVE DAYS RESCUED.

ROUEN, France, Jan. 2S.-Two work
men, who were deeply buried by a
cavern at the clay pits Of vanesville
on January II, were rescued today alive
and well.
Since the accident comrades had
worked day and night to disinter the
men. and some time g succeeded In
sinking a tube through which food and
drink were supplied them.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
LEA ELECTED SENATOR
BY TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 23.-The
deadlock in the Tennessee Legislature
over the election of a United states
senator to succeed J. b. Frazier was
broken this noon by the election bf
luxe Lea, an Independent Democrat,
regarded as the candidate of the
rusionists. Mr.. Lea is a lawyer hnd
publisher.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
H IOWA BALLOT.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Jan 2S.-The Joint
ballot for United States senator in the
Iowa Legislature today was as follows;
Young. 81; Funk, q; Kenyon, "a;
Byers, IL; Garst, z: FRANKIE, 2; Porter
(Dem.), Al. Necessary to elect, 80.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
SUBSCRIPTION DANCE.

In the West End Clubhouse on
South Seventh street a subscription
dance will be held Thursday night,
February %. Mrs. O.. Huebel. Mrs. H.
Broemel. Mrs. A. 0uenther. Mrs. K.
Porrott and Mrs. H. B. Harrison are
the ~patroneses. Subscriptions may be
to Miss Hazel d. Huebel. 22s South
Seventh street, or Louis ". Guenther,
11s South Fourteenth street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
WOMAN DENIED MEMBERSHIP.

PARIS, Jan. 2s.-Madame Curie. who
with her husband, the late Professor
Pierre Curie. discovered radium, was
defeated today in her candidacy for
membership in the Academy of
Sciences. receiving but 2s votes against
80 for Edouard Brandy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
SAMUEL HMANAuR.

Samuel Emanaue, a shoemaker, OF 10
Greenwood avenue, East Orange, died
suddenly Of heart failure today while
in his shop. He Is survived by a
widow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
James McCreery & Co.

GkHtV
z3rd Street san Street
LINEN DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores
Annual Sale Continued
Satin Damask Table Cloths, new designs
for round or square table.
: X2 yards. .........''.. Z.1o,' 5.oU ana 4!UU
, x2h yards ............. .3oO' 4.oU oOU
, x3 yards. .4"zo, o.oO oW
2Hx2K yards. .5OO, 5.oO 6.5O
Napkins to Match.
Dinner Size 400, 500 and $50 dozen
initiated, Hemstitched Huckaback Tow
els-2 inch embroidered letters. 400 dozen
Hemstitched Huckaback Towels .........
300, 4.5O and 600 dozen
BIeached Turkish Towel. ...............
800, 4.50 and 600 dozen
Decorative Linens, trimmed with French
handmade Cluny lace.
Centre Pieces. -. ESQ, $50, 4.50 and $50 each
DoyIies. .......... 300, 500 and 900 dozen
Scarfs. ............ 500, 600 and 500 each
Z5rd Street 34fh Street
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10
apeaoraDt.
gon 0nnI q 0 pthon.

&ie nit heS Srairmes Ieidtbeiueaten
S6iuin9eu
Gent iid bic HddJt gebcimiliBbou bers
nieoer
iino biiut bic gSelt in ibren S6leier
iuieocr
llu6 eubet raid bes Gags 9eidldftig
9iingen.
Rein @6glein b6r' i6 mebr I'M Spei9e
iiueen,
8ertluueen Idrsit iinO ibre SubelIics
Der.
Ses I1oubes SiIbcriidleI itrablt bers
nieber,
Diit ianftem 2id)t bas Suufel 5u burhs
bringen.
Gin Ieiier, Iiiber Sauh fiiBt 8al6 luo
SlllreIt,
2ei6t frdiiIeIt er oes Baiiers fliiht' &c
@ngen,
Sod i6neu beripe6t iiub ieiues Re9es
& Spurep
Ser @Gune 8ipfel bor' idb trdumeno
rduiden,
limb Srieben lit in meine 9riiit .ge5os
gen.
GO m66t' id 6fter bid, Ratur. belaus
fden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10
's idjSne eiierI.

3 2iIerl BON Sberndu,
Mei @ott, bDs &inb,
Sanst bait bic 8uamu all
Gar 70 pief s'i9pinb.
@enn r Blob bic 9tusen uufmu9s
So f9p' 10 bell,
0aB slei' Der glu9barfrana
So duf Der SteGI'.
limb penn r an SobIer tbudt,
Subj, iube,
Gan glep a flint feds
8uam in Der Rdb'.
Gar erF. ipsnn r Iu4t. bas &inS,
Wtei' iessrI' nu
Sanst BEL bic gtltsn no.
. 9erS q pddeIn a.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

aabGtopf (betradtet fia i'm
SpiegD: n&ein Saar mebr auf benz
&Opfe, bus 1T pirtlid buarifrdu.
benb!"
= Gin fparfamer Sobn.
STUDENT (bom @ramen beimtebrtnb):
DOw bait mir bunbert Marf perIpros
den, ipenn i9 bur9tpmms, pdpa!"
: Batter; n@eipiB, nun unb -" =
Stubent: Sci frOb, a3apu, bic babe
i9 Dir .ripart!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

-unteroffisier: rDO iinb
@i, seboreng" = @oIbut: rSn Wiil>
beim a. b. gaubr.@ = lluteroffi5isr:
rllnmOsIid. an Der Rubr itirbt man
bod bloB!"
= Die Ieu6tsube 9IaBe.
Sic: % tpeb. oa tommt papa pors
bei penn sr uns bier in Der 2aubs
nur ni9t iiebt :. febe ben 9ut auf,
g6uarolA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10
Der SonntasiGser.

Wir min bss SOnntass auf Der Saeb,
Derflirtes pe9, fein S9ub selinsen,
Sd perbe ftets perb0bnt. perlu9t,
4aun nimmer mas aur Strede brins
gen.
Rein eino'ses 8iIb tomnrt mir boris
Robr,
1lno Ieer muB i9 na4 Suuie mans
bern,
Sebod oes Montags i'm &ontpr
SdisB einen Bod id ndd Oem ans
bern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

= 8trorbnuns sinss Dorf.
biirgermsiitsrs. Der Seiiiier erbGIt
monatlid 9 Mart fiji bas 9Guten Der
Glodsn, idmierer mub sr iie nit iei.
mem eigenen Sett."
= Die bobe Rednuns. Re'
tonpdIesaent (oer eben ole Re9nung
bonn 9lr5t erbaItsn bait: ~Simmtl, 70
f4ner trant bin id sstueien2 Das
bab' i9 ia surnidt semertt!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

= geues mort. rWarum
tpeint oeine Srau eisentIid 10 pieI9"
= ~mSte rtrdnirt" auf cine Reifs
nd6 bsm Siiben.~
8eforet. ,RerI, mas baif
9u nit Der &O9in meinsr sutiinfti>
gen S9tpiesereItern an5ubanbslng" -
8urf9e: pWoGIt' BLOB prpbiren. Serr
2eutnaut, Ob Serr aeutnant in Der
Sdmilie aud gut aufseboben iein
ipiirben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

- OrudfebIer. Die Sreppe
bes pornebmen ReItaurants mar nit
eleganten Sdufern (2dufern) bebedt.
= Gin boffnungspolI
Singing. Sntel: r0ein beftes
3eugntb 1T pobI bus SmpfseusniBg"
= -Stubent: pWiefp. Sntslg" = Snz
fel: rRun, es 1T bds einaise, bds ben
@ermert trdgt: nMit @rfols,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

.9lIfO in fremos @Grten bridit 9u
Elm un6 itiebIIt unreifes Obitl ga
tomm NAL Der, i9 mill sIei9 nit
Dir abre9nen!"
= raa, ad, adj, Serr 2ebrer =
uno ole @au9fhmer5en rednen sic
gar ni9ts9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10
Weib m a nnsheiI.

= Weib mdnnsbeiL. Sd
eiHs Saien idieBen unb bate na9
breiunbeinbaIb Stunben bas Slid,
Elm foI6es 8ieit su ieben. Die i9
sben barauf aniegsn min. ftiirmt elm
Serr, ben i'd por9sr gut ni9t bem.rft
bate. auf mid los unb briiGIt: ~Sie.
mein Serr, bas lit mein Suie; auf
ben idiebe i9 ieben @ormittus!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

0as Hd9FIieeenbs. =
2ebrer: ~2ebmunn, neune mir nal Elm
sufommenseitbtss Souptiport, oos
Elm Seber bier bon Guh f.nnt." =
@diil.r mad einis,m Ra9iinnsn):
Der Robritod!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Wirtb: ~W.nn Si. nibt 70.
fort mein 2otul perluftn, made i9
bon meinem Saustns9t 9ebrau6!"
8ebenfIid. BANTER Sp9,
beim IN tranf. Gr leibet on s.s
jdpoIIenen MdnotIn.A ,gs ipers
ben 2ra9manbeIn iein.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Bdlldmbleute, Oor0o9ne.
9lngslegenbeit geregelt. Infer
Srsunb gebeilt unterpsss nad 2ppn.
Brief foIgt."
limb nun eripartete tr ole @liids
tpiinIde oes @rafsn gl9enor b. Dali
IambleuIe.
Srpb flint ooer feds 8riefen, Die
Serr 9emiKant .rit faiidtern ~poite
reftante" aoreNirte uno Damn energi>
f9er na9 Dem S9loB Ielbes fdmen
oieie ni1t, uno Serr @emifant pers
ftanb erF Die pabre 8sbsutung Der
BON ibm gu 10 giitem @noe sefiibrten
Operation, als er auf feline INNER
brin9enber iperoenOen Sragen INN
9luftlGrung bonn 9rafen BON 8allams
bleuie foI1enoes S9reibsn erbielt, oas
Die Gage gum unbei9reibliden Sdre>
den bes unsIiidielisen Rotars in fols
gen0er Weiie tlarlegte:
sd fuge Sbnen, OuB sic iid bon
meinem friibersn &ammetbiener, oies
fer ganaile, Dem Sirmin. Ssr meine
Sanof9riIt 70 gut nadmadts. baben
retnlesen lafen. @eruoe an Dem 3eits
punt, an Dem Sbre ldderlide 9es
fhidts fpielt, bate i9 ibn entlafen.
Rad Sbren 9sI9reibunseu lit er es,
Ger setpast bat, Die gtolle meines
Sobnes gu fpielen unb Sbnen 10 Eit
SiIfe elmer Selfersbelferin oreibistaus
feno Srauten ab5uHebmeu. @s lit
feIbitbtritGnolib, 6aB meini Sobn ME
feline @drniIon psrlafen bat. Die
tDnnen sic ole &iibnbeit baben, gu
glaubsn, Elm 8allambleufe t0nne be-
fertiren, uno bab i6 sic gu meinem
8ertraliten in elmer oerartigen 9lns
qeleqenbeit MAIDEN ipiirbe9 Deeen ois
fer llnperf9dmtbeit unb aud tptgen
Ser unslaubIi9en 2eidtfertisteit, nit
Der sic iib bdben bineinlessn laien,
babe i9 ni9t mebr bas notbise 3us
frauen gu Sbnsn, Inn ferner ole aeis
tune meiner 9lngeleeenbeiten in Sbrer
Sano gu Iaf.n. Sd perbe mid nu9
tinem aivbern Hotar umfe6en unb min
bon Sbnen nibts msbr horen."
9arunter ftano 6iesmaI gang
autbentiI9 ser beriibmte Ramtns5us
Der @a[ambleuis. Ro9 ME bate
Rotar @emifant 70 fur6tbare Stuns
Den in fsinem 8eruf ourdlebt. niez
mails bOrte er mebr BON Der briinstten
Carmen fpreden, nod bon Dem iuns
gen perSp.ifeIten Mann, mod BON ben
breiBistduieno Tronfen. Die er ibnen
in fsinem Dieniteifer 70 eilis na9
9riiiftl getragen bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

= Sbr Sparfpftem. Gr:
SEPT ipurten mir i4On stpunsis Mis
nuten auf bic Strabenbdbn. als
OBJ mir bic 3.it ssitoblen bdttsn. Sic:
Sd babe Dir INNER idOu esTast, bab
ou elm .issnss autO unfduffsn fOuI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Cine interean abr nt mebr uns gDpe fblt @ unpp uno
bt ben a f un uu ben M 3On dnse Elm augs sDOrfsn bat
sic ertlGrt m peipeg i6re 2oen unb g bn um ienn atb
@ mHn 10 raid as mOsI birutbsn meine gndbiss" use
Ger &rSt
vgun gut bdnn tpsr6sn bod sic men Gat Serr 9ottor'
r3eiben S anpcrtete Der oi r6e Ie perorbnn pob cine
Iebi3n aber = fie nebmen iie niemus Idbf ein!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

S4aufpeGer Inns SmmcsuIlen Serr Diretor uners Se.
rone W ipebn i'm nol ome NIT om &elner ugoOenen pdB
burgsansn gnties O jest i'm n giOment .Oe Sunsuu
Orleans" fpieIen9
Dreftor (nad trser leberlguns gur ben 3rp ni poen
alter Saufaus = ins Seuels gomeu alio' mine 5rau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

ped. rSerr Sauptmdnn, Der
gefrette Suber muBte in bas 2asd>
retb gebrudt iperoen. @r bat einige
6inser unb 3eben erfrorsn!" :
-Was, erfroren9 Sept IN Sodioms
msrT nSa, als er geitern Bel Iei.
mem S6ab in Der &ii6e mar, fam
bic @ndbise, unb ba bat ibn oas
Rd69en in Der gtnsit uno gile i'm
gtsf9ranf berifedt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

aO9tsr enes @drss .5reu Did Batter: mir bubsn
erobe Coos eeiponnn!"
~aber aino iusF Tu mir oas ndt nad Dem Sntl
genn m mid Bt pe1 5 mir Der Serr gursauosber ben
aen Rosen ab!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

ProfsffOr: YRun bin i'd felt
bier WO9en auf Der 8obnunssfu9e
: iiberaIl beiBt es: r8eoaure, pers
mietbe nur an &inoerloI."; unb erTt
ieBt fdllt mir llnSIiidspurm elm, bab
mein Siinsiter ia bereits fiinfun6s
Dipdn5ig Sabre aft if~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10
8aiIerprpbe.

= Sic = bas DuFer bon Der
neuen 2eitung miiHen sic probiren;
ih babe mir seitern einen 9rogs 6as
bon semadt : i'd ias' Sbnen, aus.
ee5ei9n,t!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-10

Der @e4feI, ben 0u mir unterF9ries
hen bait, ia iingiiltis -"
n5rdulein", fiel Serr gemiFant
fdnft. aber feit elm, noiirfts ia sic
einsn Gusenblid ulIein fpre6sn9 SD
boffe, sic gu Dem gntidlub gu brins
gen. na9 Sruntrsi9 nit Dem, ben
sic Iisbsn, Suriidautebren; benn burb
lGnssres 5ortbIeibsn piir6e er iein
san5es 2eben serii0ren 8ollsn sic
mid, bite, unten in oas @arteSimz
mer begleiten9 Wollen sic ii9 einen
Mugenblid gebuloen, Serr b. 8ullamz
bleuIe; mir tommen sieid Suriid -
Sine 8ierteIItunoe ipGter trat Serr
@emiFant ipieber in Die Stubs; er
mar a[lein ilno ernit.
rDo lit Garment" f9rte 8erdro.
,6err b. 8alldmbleuIe, tommen
Sic nit mir uuf Oen 8abnbof, Der
3ug na9 paris gebt in elmer balben
Stunoe ab", eripiOerte Serr 9emiiz
fant nit leiier, ianfter Stilrme.
nWo 1T Garment" pi'6erbolte
@eraro boiler S6reden.
.Sie 1T fir INNER fortsegansen",
fagte Serr @emifant.
,5ortgegangen limo ipobin9 -.
SD piG :. Mein @ott, Die urme
&Iein, miro ii6 t0otsn. -"
Ser iunge Munn lief nud Der
S9iir, opd Der Notdr pertrat ibm ben
Mrg.
rSerr b. @anunbleuIe, Sic batten
cine fdIsdte WabI setroffen", faste sr
nit traurisem 2G9eln. v9iefe Peripn
bat ii9 nur sesen 3abluns elmer
Summe BON breiBigtautenb 6runten
entf6loF,n, aus Sbrsm 2ebsn gu per>
f9pinben. Sd babe ibr Die Summe
semdB ben WsiIungen Sbres Serrn
9aters ausee5ublt. Sier lit oer 8rief
ben iis mir fir sic gegeben."
llmionit berIu9te Der iunge Mann,
beFen augen Sbrdnen perOuntelten
6as Sdriftitiid gu entSiffern; Der
Hptdr nabm es uno las Iuut:
~Mein Sdub, i'd pGre i4On
bumm, ipollte i6 nod lGnser bel Dir
bleiben; Oh perftebit ia nidt biel,
aber 10 piel ipirIt Ou op9 periteben!
Oesbaff bleiben mir aber bp9 quite
5reunoe, ni6t nabrs Define Carmen.
vWas fir elm S9euial!" ItObnte
@eraro bon @alIombleuie, pGbreno
Der Rotar fidb zines 2ddelns ni9t
ent6alten fonnte.
@inise StuHbsn fpGter tamen Der
iunse Mann, aipar rsdt triibi.lig,
absr bod reiisnirt, unO Serr @emifs
fant, frablen6 iiper oi, gegIiidte Grs
petition, in paris an. @sipihenbaft
bradte Der Notar ieinen gegleiter
nod an ben 2poner 8abnbof, CAB
ibm nod einise 8antnOten, benn
@erarb befaB BLOB mod piersis 2ouis,
uno I6iitteIte ibm gum Qbf9ieO elm
IeBtes Mal Die San6. Damn tebrte er
fsbr ermiibet. bod b6dItdit befriebist
6eim unb iebte folgenoes Selegramm
auf:
Q 81 = 201