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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
POLICE NEWS

Two gypsles, supposed to be man
and wife, dressed I'm the picturesque
garb of their nation were taken to
the police station yesterday because
of their strange actions while i'm
the city. They arrived from Column
bus Sunday to visit the father Of
the husband who gave his name az
John Weston, a Mexican, formerly a
crack shot with Buffalo Bits wild
West Show. The woman, who claim.
ed to be a fortune teller, made sew
eral calls I'm the flats over the De-
partment store on east Center street
and heightened the women by ask.
ing If they were alone and how much
money they had I'm the house She
made them swear that they would not
say anything Of her presence in the
city until Thursday. Monday noon
she returned to the flats and the
women were terrorized by her strange
actions. Tho police were called and
Chief Kllnefeltcr and officer Thomp-
son apprehended the couple as they
We're boarding car at the intcrur.
ban station. They seemed to be in n
great hurry TO return to Columbus
At the station, both We're searched
but nothing was found on their per-
sons to Indicate that a robbery had
been committed. The woman had a
money order for 500 and $3.50 I'm cur.
rcncy in her possession. When asked
why she had the money instead OF
her husband she replied "Me like
'Merican woman, me carry pocket.
book me boss" The pair were or
dered out of town.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
Illegal Payments.

Columbus, o.. Jan. lO-ln his re-
port of the examination of the Of
fees of Portage county, State Ex-
aminer Thomas @. Bowles finds il
legal payments of $2.243.25, Of which
Sheriff w. j. McMichael is charged
with getting the largest share in IL
legal fees, board of prisoners and in
sane and medical bills. II. l.. Granger
commissioners, is charged with having
drawn $l05 as a member of the board
of equalization. The report says that
out of the total Of S3,594.73 reported
against officials of the county i'm tho
report filed in October, 1907, only STA
32 has been paId back
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
CO,van Declined.

Columbus, o. Jan, 10,-Rcprcscnta-
tive CowGn, of Putnam county. today
declined the delicate position of chair
man of the Temperance committee
and Representative Smith Welsh Of
Ottawa county already member of
the committee was give nthe place.
Cowan remains on the comittee. He
Is from Putnam county which was
nomlnally carried by the "drys' but
romans wet on disputed count.
Welsh is from ottawa county which
is absolutely wet.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10

Chattanooga. Tenn, Jan. 10.-Eight
passengers were injured, one danger
ously, in the fire which destroyed the
union depot car sheds and six cars
of a passenger train with a loss of
SIS, 900 early today.
Those injured arc: T.. f. Beggs,
homo not given; II. Pollack, Cleve-
land, burned about face and hands:
w. G. Hanselman, Chicago hands and
arms burned; B. G. Buck, Jackson
vile, Florida, hands burned; ID. G.
Boykin, Knoxville, head and arms
burned; Herman Bush, New York,
leg hurt by falling from car
Beggs was the only one dangerously
hurt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
Infiammatory Rheumatism Cured In
Three Days.

Morton l.. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind,
says: my wife had inhammatory
rheumatism In every muscle and
Joint; her suffering was terrible and
her body and face were swollen al
most beyond recognition; had been
In bed for six weeks and had eight
physicians, but received no benifit
until she tried DIR. Detchon's Relief
for Rheumatism. 1t gave immediate
relief and she was able to walk
about In three days. l am sure ii
saved her life"
Sold by the Dumble Pharmacy
Druggists. ODposit Kerr House
Try our Pocnahontas Nut for your
cook stove. Enterprise Coal & Feed
Co. Phone 994. 9-14-eodu
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nawlcy and Post. Americans. win Rae

Paris, Jan. 10.-The winners Of the
last balloon race for the James Cor
don Bennett cup are Alan r. Hawley
and Augustus Post, with the balloon
America III. The protest of the Low
er Rhine Aeronautic association
.pgainst the Americans receiving the
trophy on the ground that they kept
an imperfect log, was today disal-
lowed by the International Aeronauti'
cal Federation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10

his birth, at the Crystal Palace, with
1000 voices and instruments. 1t has
been performed in Boston, by the
Handel and Haydn societies, upwards
of eighty times since 1918. The tra-
ditional custom of the audience stand
ing reverently during the Hallelujah
chorus, was initiated by King George
III.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
National IinnlA Cnll

Columbus o., Jan. lO--Following a
call today for National bank state
mcnts by the comptroller Of currency
at Washington, state Bank Examiner
j.. Il. Baxter issued a call for state
banks statements for up to the close
of business on January Z. The ma
tional bank call was for the same
amount of business
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
Mine Workers.

Columbus, o., Jan. lO-Ohio mine
workers opened their annual state
convention here this morning. The
referedum vote for officers was am
nounced. All of the old officers were
reelected. ID. IL. Sullivan of Coshocton
was elected president; John Moore
Of RendYIlle. vice president. and Goo
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
SCNEhK CASE
Continued From Page One.
physician could be found.

Wheeling w. Va, Jan. l0-Thc tes-
timony of the three witnesses in the
Schcnk poisoning case this morning
enabled the state To establish the
inception of the millionaire packers
mysterious illness and trace it's pro-
gress through distincc stages until
suspicion was first directed against
Mrs. Schenk
Attorneys on both sides say the
examination of witnesses will CON
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10

ly will. when they file their petition
of nomination, sign one Of two decla-
rations. One Is that they will sup
port the candidate who receives the
largest number of votes in the gem
eral election in November and the
other one is that they will not be
bound by the vote.
Those who bind themselves will
then be legally bound to vote for the
choice Of the people.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
No "Currcncy Reform" This Sessio

Washington, Jan. 10.-It was prac-
tieally decided today that no "cur'
rcncy reform" legislation would be at
tempted at this session of congress
ana that no effort will be made to
launch a central bank" This Is due
To the illness of Senator Aldrich, chair
man of the monetary commission, who
is suffering from tonsilitis and all
plans of monetary legislation have
been practically abandoned for the
present
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10

Columbus, o., Jan. 1O.-Dcmocra-
ic members of the house to man
otcl for Atlcc Pomerene for United
tates Senator. Donson, of Montgom-
ry, who refused to make the nomina-
ion unanimous i'm Democratic eau
us voted with the party. Pomerene
vas nominated by Evans of Stark
nd seconded by Black, of Ashland.
le received siXty-scven votes, three
Democrats being absent. Inllenkamp,
f Lucas. elected as Independent and
Democrat, voted for Brand Whitlock
The Republicans paid no attention
the primary endorsement of Char
es f. Dick, who got only six votes
rom Reynolds of Franklin, Davidson
t Columbiana, Fulkcrson. of Mus
.ingum, Smith of Muskingum, Witt
lorc, of Summit, and Scott, of Har-
ison. G.. p. TAFT got five votes from
he Cincinnati delegation, three of
whom voted for their colleague,
crank Zumstoin. j. Il. Foraker got
he votes of Lamb, of Clinton, and
.owry, Of Lawrence,
Granville w. Mooney, speaker of
he las thousc. got thirteen votes and
I. NJ. Duugherty, of Columbus, ten.
Gclccrd, Independent and Republi-
n, of Lucas voted for r. r. Kinkade
f Toledo. one vote each was polod
W Warren G Harding, r. w. Dun
ap G. II. GrosvCnor, w. w. Stow
trt j. G Butler.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
Sullouay Bill.

Washington, Jan. 10.-Thc house
today passed the Sulloway pension
Dill. increasing the pension of both
Mexican, civil and Spanish war veter-
ans. The bill carries $45,0O0,OOO an
nually, additional to the present PEN
sion bill.
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Savage, Columbus,

w. Savage, Columbus, secretary
treasurer.
Tho convention adjourned at noon
until tomorrow morning when legis-
iative work will he taken up. Amend
mcnt of the constitution and other
matters will be considered. Bills to
come before the legislature of in
tcrcst to labor may be discussed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
WiId Scramble 10 Hcnr Cnsc.

Wheeling, w. Va, Jan. 1O--A bent
hatpin and q button on the floor near
the witness stand were mute evidence
of the wild scramble of women into
the courtroom when the doors open
ed for the afternoon session of the
Schenk case.
Fifty women who stood in the cor.
ridor during the noon hour surged
inside when the doors were opened
Deputy sheriffs and court attaches
were like leaves-and little leaves-in
torrent. Before they knew it they
had leen rushed the entire length of
the aiscs and backed up against the
reporters table.
Women actually Fought for seats
They got into the space reserved for
the lawyers and witnesses and insist
ed on staying there. order was not
finally restored until Judge Jordan
came i'm.
DR.. Hupp was the first witness OF
the afternoon session.
HuDp's Testimony.
DR.. IIupp, who took the stand di-
rectly after court convened for the
afternoon told of being summoned to
the Schenk home October 49, by Mrs.
Schenk, who said she was dssatisfi-
ed with her husbands progress under
DR.. Ackerman. The witness told of
examining Schenk, who traced his
indisposition back to his return from
abroad.
"Schcnk was almost lcmou-colorcd," ,"
IIupp said, ~ noticed the black
line on his gums"
At that time Hupp reached no con-
clusion as to the source Of the symp-
toms. Hupp said the directions as
10 the millonairc's diet and medicine
left with Mrs. Schcnk, were not car
ried out.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10

Columbus, o., Jan. 10.-Speaker
Winnings stand for "A short session of
the legislature this year received a
black eye today, when majority OF
the house voted for a senate joint res
olution to adjourn from Wednesday
until next Monday. Forty represen-
tatives voted against IT,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10

Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 1O.-Thc
option bill, advocated by Governor
Marshall and the Democratic plat
form, providing for an amendment Of
the law to make towns and townships
,he voting unite was introduced in the
house today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
The Platter Carrying Every
thing in Sight, Getting
Every Democratic Vote
WHILE REPUBLICANS SCATTER.
Harry M. Daugherty Leads
Republicans With a Total
Of Seventeen Votes-Moon-
ey Comes Next With

Thirteen And he is Followed by One
Cholly Dick of Akron With Nine
Votes And he by Another Cholly
Boy, lie of Cincinnati With Seven
VOtcs-Zumstcin Gets Three And
Foraker Two, And Harding Two
Others Also.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
BOWLING

Marion Steam shovel League.

Marion Steam shovel League.
The office team made better scores
in two of the three gaines rolled with
the tool room team on the Central
bowling alleys, Monday evening. The
foundry team will bowl the boiler
shop Wednesday night. Score
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
Nv ITniied Prcsa Wire

Columbus, o., Jan. 10.--Atlee
pomerene received everyone of the
nineteen Democratic votes in the
senate this morning when the roll
was called for the election Of Uni
ted States senator. Pomerene's
name was presented to the senate by
senator Yount of Darke county. who
seconded the nomination of Pomerene
in the Democratic caucus last Thurs
day.
The Republican members divided
their votes between Harry NJ. Daugh-
rty. of Columbus; Charles Dick, Of
NSron: Charles =. Taft of Cincinnati;
nmcs NJ. Garfield, of Cleveland; War
rem G. Harding, of Marion, and j. G..
cutler, of Youngstown.
The Republican senator's voted as
'ollows:
ugherty--Andrews, of Lawrence
ounty; Crawford of CaiSoll; Dea-
on. of Champaign; Deaton, of Lucas;
)oster of Highland; Holdren, of Fay
tie; and Todd. of Franklin county
Dick-MacDonald of Ashtabula;
'urinton, of 'Columbiana, and Wat
ms of Licking.
Taft-Badcr and Kuhl, of Hamil-
on county.
Harding-Johnson, Of Hamilton
ounty.
Garncld-Kellar, of Lucas county.
Butler-Tod. of Mahoning county.
Yount, In placing Pomerene's name
cfore the senate, declared that his
andidate would favor the election OF
Inited States senators by direct
ote, would favor n 81 day pension
or old soldiers. He spoke of the
tatesmanship of Thurman, sherman,
payne and Brice and predicted the
lection of an Ohio Democrat as the
iext president of the United States.
Yount said that with Pomerene In
he senate and such a man as Ohio
would present for president, the peo-
he would regulate the speGal inter-
osts and not the special interests reg
llate the people.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10

Kosciusl<o odd Fellows held
regular meeting Monday evening and
attended to the regular business.
Marion Temple of Pythian Sisters
conducted a three cent social in the
halls of Marion Lodge No. 4O2 and a:
a result the treasury of the chaptc
has been very handsomely replenish"
ed \ three-cent social may sound &,
some like very cheap affair but
many who were present Monday even
ing can testify to the contrary.
cost three cents for each and ever,
article in the lunch, a like sum ha
to he donated for dancing, eac
number. billiards and pool cost three
cents, there was three cent fs'
pond. I'm fact many things which
go free at social gathering cost
three pennies. The hall was packed
and everybody had n good time, whilt
the treasury of the chapter was re-
plenished to the extent of something
over sixty dollars.
A meeting of Candy Temple o.
Pythlan Sisters was held last even
ing Installing officer, Mrs. c. w.
Baker, assisted by Mrs. Louis NJ
Click, installed the following officers
Mrs. G. II, Rieff, past chief; Mrs
+. NJ. Tavener. most excellent chief;
Mrs. l.. NJ. Alien, excellent senior,
Mrs. Hayden Carey, excellent junior,
Mrs. Elmer Brobst, manager; Mrs.
Frank Fitzhaupt, mistress of rec
ords and correspondence. Mrs. Fred
Morrison. mistress of finance, Mrs
Daisy Felty, protector; Mrs. Ruth
Schultz, outer guard. The auditors
report was read and approved. II
showed an increase in the lodge men
bership. Arrangements were made fol
a dance to he given by the sisters
on the night of January IS.
Following the business session, re
firing most excellent chief Mrs
c. II. Rien entertained the lodge
members.
The next meeting will take place
an two weeks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-10
LODGE NOTES

Kosciusho odd Fellows held
regular meeting Monday evening and
attended to the regular business.
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8sbensarten NIT InmcnSnngsn.

~Oas lit Der i6Onite Qbf6nitt meir
nes 2ebsns!" - fa9te Der Rentier
Silberitein, bd bate er eben einen
bOdprOaentissn 0iOiOenbentupOn abs
sefdnitten.
r9as lit leeres @ereoe!" - entsegs
nete Der @atte. oa parf linn ole @dts
tin Dor, oab .r in Der Ra9t 5iemIi4
pol nu9 Suuie setommen iei.
.Sier mub i'd itebleu!" - oa4te
elm Se4tbruOer, 90 las er an ein.m
Sauseinganse, oaB 8etteln psrbotsn
f.i.
sd bah 0ein Bib i'm Sraum gee
feb'n!" = fuste Serr Stiler, od
fragte ibn feline 6rau. iuarum .r in
Der Radt 70 seitDbnt babe.
n@utomobilfabren 1T gefdbrli9!"
: fuet. Serr pur5eIpib, oa bGtts er
fi4 auf elmer fol4.n Subrt beinahe
berlobt.
Isl. MAIDEN uns Den dumb
pGHris!" faaten un3iislid Die
@dite, ba sGbIte Der 8irtb Die @eins
fortsn uuf, Die sr i'm aeler Iissen
bate.
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Sie Waner.
Cine @efhidte pon 9ierre 9pti.

@ans binten i'm Sof betpobnten lie
cine feline, bsf6eibene Wohnune:
Mutter, So6ter unb cine betagts 8ers
panbte miittsrli9erIeits. sic batten
bieie @ertpunbte, pel9e bic Saute
Der einen unb bic 9robmuttsr Der ans
beren mar. nod nidt Iange BEL ii4
aufgenomen.
Die So9ter tpar nod iebr jung -
Ie itano in Der psrsGnsIi4en 8liitbe
ibrer a6tSebn Sabre = uIs mlBli6e
Notwithstanding f. se5ipungen
bGttsn, ii9 in ben duberiten Wintel
ibrss 5amtIienbauies auriid5u5isben.
Der anbere She'll oes lieben, alien
9efbtbums, bic benz 2eben Suses
panbte Settle, bic auf bic StraBe
I9aute, bate an profans. Srembe pers
intellect iperbsn mii1en. bic ar ben
alien Sa6en Elm perGnbertes 8eprGs
9e gaben unb ane @rinnerunssn Sers
itDrten.
Die f90nen lururi0ien MDbel fritz
berer, beFerer Sage pursn ibnen
bur9 cine 3pangsber Itsiseruna ents
riIen pprben, unb olI.rbonb ni9t
10 ganS gu sinanber pahenbe Segens
itGnoe 3ierten ben neuen fleinen So
lon Der brei 8eItentflobsnen. So
paren pietdtpoG aufbepubrte anosns
fen, bic ben 9robmiittsrn gsb0rt bats
ten, urpGterbausratb, Der pom 3d.
ben unb aus Der Humpsltammer bes
SauIes berporgetolt pprben mar.
9(ber biefes anipru6sloie DoanSim'
mer6en bate lie eIei6 uagebeis
melt. . Muf Sabre binaus io[lte
es iie iebt aufnebmen, ipdbreVo Der
laneen Winterabenbe piiroen ie bort
ale brei beim S6ein b.risIben Cams
be iiben unb Ii6 an bemi.Iben &ds
minfeuer pGrmen. Wie be1ugli9
fiiblte maj Ii9 in benz trauIiden, ses
miit6li6en 3immsr! Selbit bas &C.
iiibl bss gingeit;lohenieins, bus sts
nef Ieiie bef9li9. itimmte nidt trdus
rig, benn bic nit einfafen WouiIez
Iingarbinen psrfebenen 5eniter iubsn
auf einen Observation-Disclosures Sof,
nm bsFsn Iebr nieorige Muuern ii9
.9uisblatt unb Roisn rantten.
Sic finssn i6on an, ben Gurus.
bic 8squsmIi9teit friibersr Soften gu
Dereefen, 70 sliidli9 fiiblten lie ii9
in ibrsm aufpru6sIofen Ssim, ais
cine Wittbeiluns is zines cages in
tisfs 8eTtiir5ung psriebte: Der Ru9'
bar poIte ben binteren 6Iiigsl ieines
8oInbauiss I'm Spei Stodperte ers
nDben, bort prr ibren SenItern iolte
nb cine Wduer srbeben, bic linen
bic 2uft ruufen. Die Some perbuEs
;sln tpiirbe.
Ih unb es CAB tein Nitisl cieies
linbsil ~ab5urpenocn, bag ibr 9emiitb
i9lrersr be6riidte. als alT Ole fri.
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Sd bIieb am Strdnb um aIles fes
ben gu tDnnen, unb I'M ieben Der
ba9t u%b5ulen:en. half i9 einiger 8as
merabsn elm Sifderboot Su @uFer
gu bringen. Sas &%anonenbppt f6idts
cine pinaFe. aus Der id peib nidt
fpiebiet 8untr6de nit @epebr une
8uionett an 2anb fprungen. Der
llnteroffiSier fludte pte elm Beetle
ner, ala er ben vSocarrao" fab unb
bic Sarabiniers, bic fin feincr Be-
md9tist batten. I'm bieIe 3eit i9iitz
tsIte gans SorreIaIinos ii9 Dor 2us
den. limb fie bdtten nod metr ges
Iudt. fpenn iie. tuie i4, bic lans.n
9eii9ter Der 3o1jdeer seieben hdts
ten, aIs lie nid)ts tpeiter fanb.n aIs
einige tuenige Baden f4l.dten Sas
bats.
Limb mas s.idab bunn9" fruste
i'd ben Ilten. pDurbs niemanb Be
i%traft9"
.Was benn?" Sic tpnnten nur
ben drmen ,Spcdrrdof btItrofen, ben
lie nit 9eihlag beIestsn. 8i.I Sinte
purbe peripribt unb bas babe 9orf
purbe poreslaben. Iber niemanb
tpuBte ettpas. WtI9e Matritel true
bic Barrie S9peieen! Iiemunb buts
te bic Rummern feben t0nnen. Wer
mar bic 8efabune9 Sin paur MGns
ner, bic fi9 fdGeunigit funbeinpGrts
bapon sema6t butten. Weiter tonns
te man ni6ts be5eugen.
Limb bic 0abung?" fragile i9.
Die pertauften mir. 81. niFen
ni9t, fpie @rmutb f9medt. 8eim
@usbopten ergriff ieber ben ibm Suz
ndhft liegenbsn 8ansn unb rannte
bapon, i'm BEL ii6 i'm !Saus gu Der.
Bergen. Qbsr am foIsenben Sag tpas
rem ale CUR @%erfiisung bes &upitdns.
Ri9t Elm pfunb Sabat 1T ubbans
ben getommeB. Die. peIde ta9tGgIi9
ibr 9eben aufs Spiel i.ben fir tbr
tdglides 8rot unb iebsn Sag benz
Sob ins ause ieben. finb FREEZER ben
@erfu9uneen s~egeniiber aIs bic uns
bern. = Seit Der 3eit, fubr Der @Ite
fort, liegt Der nSoccarrao" bier ala
@efangener. Qber balb pirb er piez
Der gu @aTer gsben unter ietnem
alien GERM. gs ffeint, baB bic
S9reiberei ieBt gu @nbe lit. Damn
pirb er fubbaitirt rerben uno Der
&apitGn pirb i'm betpmmen fir ben
Preis. ben er sablen min.
Limb ipenn i.munb anDers mebr
bittet9"
.Wer foflte bas tppbf isin9 Sinb
mir pielei6t RdubsrgeIinbsl9 Sober
i'm 0orfe psiB, per Der BETTER Der
perIufenen Bari 1T, unb teinsr 1T 10
eemein, i'm f@dbisen gu pollen. Sier
GIBBS nod @br!idteit! Sebem bas
Seine! 9as Meer, bus @ottes 1T,
fir uns, bic mir unfer grot .auf
inn unb bon linn esfpinnen riifen.
aud tpenn's Der Resierung nidt ges
fGQi."
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unb enoIi6 fi.l lie. lie, beren Sail
felt SpunSig lunsen, gIan5loien Sab
rem berbsigefebnt poroen mar. SO
mar i'm QpriI, our 3eit Der erlter
Iausn 2iifte unb Der fpGter kreinbre'
6enoen SGmmerung. Sin SetOie
suIammenbreden6er St.ine, eineBol'
(. BON S9utt unb Staub, bic SeiGns
ge Der &rbeiter b.gIeiteten ben raid
Ii9 poIlsishenben SturS.
2ls Der 5tp.ite Sag ii6 ieinsm @n'
be sunsigte, als Oie arbsiter lpegses
aunqen fparen, dlles pollenoet uno bic
Stile p~ieosr9etebrt mar. itaunt.1l
Mutter uno Sp6ter iiber bic Selligs
felt, benin am Slide iibenb, beOurften
Ie gum erIten Mule ni6t mebr Der
2ampe fir ibr QbenbeFen. Wie in
friiberen 3eiten rubten ibre Blide auf
ben 3oIsn bes !SOfes, bic ii4 ipis
emit leu6teno BON Simmsl abbobsn.
4ber ftatt Der erbofften 5rsuoe be-
I6Ii6 Iie elm unertldrli9es unbsbas
gen: supiel 2i6t itrOmts in ben flsis
men Salon, cine gruuiumeSelle our9<
flutbete Jpn, unb bus @sfiibl Der uns
aetpobnten 2eere orauben, Der grobet
8erGnberuua ... Die @rfiillung .ibres
@unI6es lieb lie OsrItummen, f4fpeiS
aeno per6arrter beibe, in 9eoantet
perTunten Iiebsn lie ods aufgetrd9tns
Mabl unberiibrt. Sine itetig pa6iens
be S6permutb e%rfiillte lie gang.
5bre Sersen trumpftsn ii8 5uiammsn.
ibr S6mer5 ite;serte iid Bis CUR bo9>
item Ssraensansit, bis gu iensr troit.
log 6iiiteren ~@mpfinoung. bic uns BET
Dem @ermiFen tbeurer Sobten iibsrs
tommt.
qls Die Wutter gepubrte, babSbrGs
men bic 4ugen Der So6ter peridlel.r'
ten, srristb tie bic unausseiprO6snsi
9eOanten, bic pobl ben ibren gliden.
nMan t0nnte lie pieOsr aufbduen."
Iagte lie. .Meinft 9u ni6t, OaB
nan es perIu9en tonnte, lie genau
nieber 70 ter5uitelIen, pie iie gefpsien
ift9" SD babe aud f6on odran ge'
ba6t," ~autportete Die So9tsr. ngber
peibt 9u, es piirOe bod nidt mebr
baFslbe iein."
@6 pie mar es nur mOsIi4. ie.
ia fe uno tsin anbsrer, mar ss GEE
fueIen, Die has Rieoerreibsn biefes
Sinur9runbes befobIen, bon Dem fos
bel ibrer p~ertrauten 8iloer ii4 abs
seboben batten = bdmals, i'm 2ena,
mar .s Elm f6Onsr Mdnn.rtopf gss
peIer unb piele Winter binOurd bas
Iisbs profiI Der s~reiisn. peritOrbens1
21nte.
llnt pI0bIi9 ftuno Dor ibr.r Sssie
iener t,rI6pimmsnoe @oseliddtten,
c.n ssbuIOise Ressntropfen semuIt.
un0 ben lie ME, ME pi.beriebsn foII>
tie. Sin berbss Web burd5udte ibr
6.rS uno UNI bic un~lpiosrrufIih gers
ft0rte Mduer psint. lie Die bitteriten
Sbrdr.n ibres 2ebens.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
Gincm iibericliacn SrGntigam.

@ertlebt, pernaselt lie9t Der ~bsiI'9e"
Stdno
Dor Dir pie cine &tits opa Gisurren,
Die nismals Ou 9eprobt auf Duff
uno Brand;
unb berno9 maht oas Slid Did
f9ier gum Rurren9
9as fef6e @sibsbilo, 6as man duBen
f9ait
am Standardization, 1T ia gum @er'
euden;
So6 ipenn Ou oesbalb muir getpG6h
oos &ruut,
Wirft Su beim Rau6en gang 9ebOris
fpuden!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
6 in0erm B.

rJoGns9en, balte mai cas- feu9te
Semo an Den Sfen bis CO troden it,"
SGns9sn mad elmer D,iIe): rNds
mo, tpsnn ous Semo anfGnst braun
gu psroen. iit's Oann bale troden9"
%itemmu. SrGulsin GuluIia:
SD peiB nidt. mas i9 ;bun foG; Der
6eiratbspsrmittlsr mill, oab i'd ibm
Elm Bib bon mir i6ids =. nun babe
i5 dbsr nur pelds, auf 0ensn msin
9efi6t g uno ole M ooeult
lit uno deufS,nO) bel Den nsusrn iffs
umgetebrt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
Sinniprnd.

Wer Isi9tiinnsfrob ben Gag per'
brinst,
SIM Rauf9 bss 2ebens Sreuoen trinft,
Diro ME iid reht erbsben;
So9 fpsr muir itets bariiber fdnn,
Nus nal nod S3limm.s tommsn
fam,
Ser bringt fid i.lbit ums 2eben.