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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-26
MISS PATTEN A BRIDE.
Daughter of Chicago Wheat King
WEEDS Quietly.

Chicago, Dec. 25-Miss Agnes Patten,
daughter of James A. Patten, the wheat
king, was married tonight to Lawrence
Russell Wilder. The ceremony took
place ats o'clock at the Patten residence
in Evanston.
Rev. J. c. K. Mcclure, of the McCor-
mick Theological Seminary, officiated,
and was assisted by Bishop William NJ
Mcdowell, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Following a reception at the Patten
home, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder went to the
Blackstone Hotel, where they spent the
night. They will leave in the morning
on their honeymoon trip to Bermuda
for three months.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-26
EAGLES ENJOY TURKEY.
Out-Of-town Members Are Guests OF
Washington Aerfe.

Washington Aerie.
A turkey dinner was provided yester-
day from Il o'clock noon until II o'clock
midnight for the members and visiting
Eagles at the club home Of Washington
Aerie, No. rs, F. o. E, Sixth and E
streets northwest. William H. Clarke
president; ]. D. Britt, secretary, and r.
L. Montague, Gus Brahler, and William
Cowan, members of the board of govern
ors, and Edward Coughlin, manager of
the club, spared no pains in making the
occasion one long to be remembered by
all who visited the club home yesterday.
Among the out-of-town members of the
order who visited the club during the
day were John F. Andrews, of Provi-
dence, r. l.; Tom Armitage, of Bridge
port, Conn; H. E., Hickler, Of Richmond,
Va; J. F. Lehman, of York, Pa; Steve
Tick, of Savannah, Ga: George Fletcher,
of New York; Jack Kernney, OF Boston,
and John ]. Fogarty, Of Knoxville, Tenn.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-26

riety. They win then ind II easy 70 re-
frain for a year from spring tones, and
by the fourth year they viii be able to
look the cocktail squarely In the cherry
and pass 1t by with a virtuous frown-
providing they can get rid OF their
friends. Friends are TO New Years rsso-
lutions what cats are to mice, and what
a hard frost IL to peach bud.
tcowTisht isn. b George Matthew AdanAl
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-26

two months in which to get up when
necessary and dust OF his clothes.
Another reason is the fact that men Of
weak and wabbly wills attempt too much.
Such men should begin by swearing on
on Welsh rarsbits for year. When this
has been accomplished, let them swear
of on mince pie of the intoxicating va
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-26
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Strictly Family" Dinner at
the White House.
YALE DANCE ON JANUARY

Capt. and Mrs. Strofher-Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick EmnEer
Give Dance at the Highlands for
Their Debutante Daughters-Cab-
met Officers Spend Xmas Away.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-26

Nearly 1900 children have now been
sent TO Canada from England through
the agency of the Bernardo homes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-26

The Secretary Of the Navy and his son.
George Won L.. Meyer. jr.. are in the
South on q hunting trip. TO remain
through the week. They viii return here
for New Years Day. Mrs, Meyer and
their two daughters, the Misses Meyer.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-26

The Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs.
Macveagh spent the Christmas quietly IN
their Washington home. going out for a
drive yesterday. They viii be Joined here
by their son Eames from Chicago on
Friday morning.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-26

are in their Washington home for the
holiday week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
NEW GUN WANTED
FOR AERIAL USE
Rumored That Army and Navy
Experts Vie With Each
Other in Producing Weapon
for Warfare Among Clouds.

Washington. oc, al.--Recent pub.
lieations limiting at the development
OF remarkable aeroplanc snn have
brought out the fact thar strong
rivalry exists between the army and
the navy ordnance bureaus IN de-
signing ANA constructing guns caicu-
lated to solve problems introduced
IN land and sea warfare hS TIM ndop.
tlHn of the aeroplaRc on land ana the
hydro.acroplane on the sea ~ means
Of offense.
II appears that the two bureaus are
proccedlne on precisely opposite
lines. the army trying 10 develop a
gun that can be trained with light
nlng-liRe rapldity upon the swiftly
moving aeroplane with the purpose
OF bringing II To- earth. and the navy
striving 20 equip it, hydro
with guns which viii shower d.
structive missiles upon fortiflcstinns
or bodies of troops below.
Both branches Of the service are
conducting Thea SxFsT.iaSis;a with
great secrecy. but 1t appears that the
navy, at least will soon be obliged
60 icn lts gun In the open. though
oven then efforts viii bc made 90
prevent unauthorized persons from
approaching the weapon near enough
10 observe l,s pocuiiaritles.
The navy gun IL the inyeation Of
Commander ICELAND Davis. who also
invented the cannon torpedo which
has recently been tried with surpfis.
lngly successful results II IL under
stood that u was the success OF the
remarkably Hight vanadium steel s.
inch gun In thu torpedo which con-
vIncnd Commander Davis that he
coulh build scryiccable gun light
enough to be carried by an acroplanc
and discharge G-inch canister shell
which would almost Annihiiate =
company OF men In trenches below,
Ingenious devices have BEEN adopted
Co lake M the rec0il of thls weapon
without injury 30 the hydro-gero-
| plane. which could carry az least q
halt dOsen rounds OF ammunition.
The army weapon designed for hit.
ting an aofoplhne is of much simpler
| construction. the departure from or
binary pfnctice consisting N q Re
Guitar carriage capable of direcsins
| the gun nj every point betwetn tbs
| horizon aud the 2enith Without Ia
furious recoil; In the arrangement
Tor instantaneous change OF direction
ana IN method Of automatically ad
iustlng the sights 90 compensate FOL
the changes IN the trajectory OF th'
shot incident to changes ~ elevation
al the gun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
CURE DISCOVERED
FOR MENINGITIS
Serum Injunction into Cers.
bro.spinal Membrane the
Remedy Advocated by Rock.
efeller Institute Director.

New York. Nov. lat the conclud'
ing session OF tbs annual conference
OF tho sanitary officers OF the s'ela
~ New York In Carnegie Lyceum to-
day IN. simon Flexner, director Of
the Rockefeller Institute fOf Medical
Research. declared that Us result OF
many experiments with serum he was
able 90 say that cpidemics OF spinal
meningitis can now be controlled.
This. he said. can be done by put.
ting the serum In the cetehro spinal
membrane. thus getting ~ the seat OF
the disease. Efforts 10 get the serum
into the blood cf infected persons. he
said. had failed
~ has taken large sum OF money
and q long time 10 perfect this cure.
he said This Is the first time J
have announced Il. as only recently
have / demonstrated TO NY own sat
isiactlon That the serum ! have nre
pared will do what I claim for u.
with the application OF this new
form OF treatment that We have dis
covered influenza mcningiiis IN tho
child viii not be onc-tenih as dan
gefous ~ Il vas before the discovery
OF this new serum and method oI
treating snch q disease
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
TRIES HOBO LIFE;
NOW WANTS A
DIVORCE
Girl-wife FINDS Honeymoon in
Box-car Not the Wild, Free
Life. She Had Expected and
Now Wants to Quit.

81 Joseph. Mo-, Nov. l.--GrRce q.
Harper, VINO has brought suit here
for divorce from Peter l.. Harper. 90
whom she Was married last April
against the protests OF her parents
when he promised 10 satisfy her am.
hilton 10 see the void. conlcsses that
she has seen all OF the world she
cares 20 visit
Mrs Harper now only - years old
as Gtnce MDon, was student IN a
local commercial college. Het father,
Charles L. Moon. who died soon after
she left home. broken hearted be.
cause az hia only daughters absence,
was q prosperous business man. The
girl tired % the hundrum OF school
and when she told Harper, Young
artist, that she longcd TO travel and
see what other cities and conntlres
looked like, be said he would satisfy
the longing upon one cendilion mat
she become Mrs. Harper. They were
married N secret and the honeymoon
trip began.
The couple enjoyed first class
travelling accommodations as far as
Kansas City and there the bride
groom'a funds gave ont. The brito
WIS Iulteu 10 nave Hel uhtA 'ViRletl
she says. after hoy'a suit Of clothes
HAD been provided tor her, and then
bride aud bridegroom became fuii.
lledged tfamps. rhoy rode In bcs
ears TO Spio, Ok, a2d thon on 70
Fort Smith aud Van Duren. Ark. Fail
nre 20 get bux car re4egvlti1ra al Van
Buren,. they walked hack 20 Salllslw
Ok. where tie young wife was AZ
tested tor masqueraslinS Ia mplq nj
tire. Last summer, according " IN,
petiiIof. she participated IN yasl0as
walking stnniA. extending ~ fal
north 40 LiIncoin, Neh. 1i,ey SLEPT IN
fence c0fuers and hRym0ws, and bas'
sea their food nj farmhonssi AFlel
three months Of this lite. AIRS, har
per reached the coneluSion tnai nhs
hal bad enough OF travelling. aud sep
arated from her husband. naKlnS hei
way back To 81. Joseph from EnHle
Seh.. ae best she could
Mrs. Harper says that when al
Fort Smith she received word hvI
fnther was dead. and crlad, Harpe
beat her SHE has relurncl 10 sclioo
lana alya she wishea 10 LayO,e The 70
'nialnder Of imr life 10 a busInesi ca
49, =. -. =. .--.--..-. -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
o~IEorATmY.
pr q u. CONNER
NoTTrr rnn runIlcNTI0N.

Department. OF tho Interior uif,ed
states Land Once At santa We. y.
N. October "a. 1911.
Notice Is hereby Given that Eliza
beth smith. widow Of Peter A. smith
Of Albuquerque. n. NJ. box sea. who
on December 3. 1906. made homestead
No. oIosi, for MI IL, section ~,
township 10 N. range. 3 v. mer-
idiau. has aled notice 81 intention 20
mako nnal iiye year PROOF. TO establish
claim 20 the land above described, be.
fore A. u. walker, Probate Clerk. at
Albuquerque. y. NJ. on the ath day OF
December 1871.
claimant names aa Witnesses Leila
Brown LhbIt.. Joseph w Van cleave,
Jacob scunocke. Allan C. Hone. all
Of Albuquerque. y. n.
MANUEL Il. orERo.
Register,
Daily Herald. AibuqucfQue, n, N.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
ron SALE
FOR SALE

tt00o.00---A fine home, thoroughly
well built, with al modern conven-
ioncos. snlenaldly located ON a full
lot with east front. lawns. shade
ana walks. seven rooms and three
porches. Cash or terms. Let us
show you this place.
$1,000 o0.A-Fino modern home on
West 1'ijeras. corner. nh modern.
lawn. watss, shade. cellar. barn.
etc. seven rooms. south front
saI50. 90 t.room new modern bun.
aaiow, corner lot. east front.
Fourth ward; only one block from
car linz.
$4,000. Oa-.New niodttn bungalow.
Fourth whrd; fonms. splendid To-
cntian. Part cash. halanee : per
cent.
$4,000. OG--sIx-voom. new. n,odtfn
brick. corner. cost font. Int water
heat. cement walks. lawn. two
porchea.
$4,000. 00---Flvo-room modern cottage.
Highlands. near Genital. Splendid
NFNNAtfNHt
1850. oO-sFive-so wal, built cot
,ase on run corner lot. Cement
block foundation. two porches.
Terms.
$4,000 00---A twetye.room apartment
house. well furnished In good loca-
ton. Rents readily ana IL full
now. Income monthly, $500.
FOR RENT.
t2b.00--7-rooin. modern house In
best 81 condition. all newly paper
ed and painted. Two norches, eel.
lar. large corner lot with shade.
Highlands.
sss.09--s.room modefn brick cot
tass In ith ward, corner. With
large yard. Just belnE remodsled
and made modern. Ready soon.
Only steady tenant desired.
si2,o0--i-room pottage. West Cen
trai.
ss5.00--5-room modern cottage,
Highlands, ctoae in. all newly pa.
pored and painted inside.
5000 --5-roon modern brick. High
| lands, clcae In.
JOHN VI. MOOElE REALTY co
ETi1g INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE
LOANS AND ABsfRAs,fs.
sis wvst ssoid Ave. riione TO-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02

4 suffered habl,nally from con.
stlpation. Doans Regulets relieved
and strengthened the bowels. 30 that
they have been regular ever since. '-'-
A. u. Davis. grocer. Sulphur sprinss.
Texas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02

twhy do the current magazines
Print 80 much fall pocsry'"
81 thInk rs a scheme "a force poo.
ale To- read the advertisements"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02

REMEMBER THE MANN
AIvaradO

We are ths beltlcss 81 Coyote
Springs hainesai water. Our goods
are eo@a. IL ansshsa9 goes wN'ns. We
make Il siglt Ths deeses win ssaad
behina you becausa We Asand bshand
slnl Gee Aisarad0 el0ae az sainessi
water. end you see enc bess ai@ays
ALvAllAD0 D0TTLING 90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02

wANTED--Middle aged woman as
permanent house keeper; viii ans
wer all letters. Address G. Won
Aohen. Adamana, ariz. &c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02

t2o00--5.room brick. modern. South
Edith ST., close In.
t2i00---s.room frame. modern ttn
ward. near car line.
tt200--e-room bunEasow, modera
large lot good outbulldines. npc To-
cation
siso0--s.room frame, bath. lot sss
Tag. shade ana fruit treea, close In.
t200D--i-rocin frame. modern.
lawn. chicken yard, south Edith 81,
sloo0--s-fooin modern bnnsniow.
North fssh street.
tsGoo--7-soom cement nnish mod.
ern residence. no, water neat: iafss
lot, good outbuIidines, el.ae In.
927ho--5.yoom brsuk. modern. Rcod
shade, ". Scepnd IL ciogn In.
MONEY TO fst,AH
FIRE sNsrHANCk
A. Fieisc her
ar SOUTH forRrn STREET
NEXT u New Bossoshes phons o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02

Most people de-. That Is, really good,
reliable bread Bread that Is white
and sweet. with that luscious. nutty
flavor 80 delightful 10 thr taste, bread
that Il thoroughly healshful. dlRsstl-
bio and valuable for It's nutritious
qualities. u 50, Their order . loaf OF
cscnm bread served at your table.
You scott will regard Il ~ AN old
ANA s,eadfaHt friend. when Il comes
from the
PIONEER psKsRq.
aos sonth Firsi street. ;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
HELP wANTED..-Fe

wANTED--GIRL for houaewors
Phone 1884 or call at 1904 y Sixth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
HELP wANTED--.M Male.

wANTED--A good mixer for rCyc.
mex dairy. 1909 North Fourth.
Phone 95i u
WANTED--A bo0kkeeper. must be
thoroughly competent. and UNDER
stand both English aud spanish per.
fectly. only experienced bookkeepers
need apply, Address A. kempcnich,
peralta. y. NJ. 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
TYPEwRrTERs.

Att KINDS. both new and second
hand, honght, sold, rented and re-
paired, Aibuqnsrane Typewriter Es-
chnnHe. Phone SOS. 2Os West uold.
ron sALls--Remlnston typewriter;
good order, tis. soi Weat uold
avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
WANTED.


WANTED TO RENT or toou
close In for immediate pnssession.
Address Room ., $40 i.a W Central.
wANTED--By bright s'yJdtions
young man from The north, position
~ bookkceper, clerk, f,le clerk or
cashier. Can furnish best OF refer.
ences. Address Box 30, Herald office
y. 81.
wANTED--caspst cleaning. W. A
Goa. sos East central. Phone Ess.
HOUSES WANTED.
wANTED--FuthislIed house. or ,
rooma Address y. Isysnlng lisT.
FOR SALE---Misce llaneous.
FOR SALE--Ilallrond ticket to Chi
cago, Phone 900,
BETTER wait Tor "wlhona Mills
salesman than wish sou had II
In hurry. phone s0a fur sainlpac.
Van Mills. if7 South Arno. ~
ron sALE-sx acres good land al
fenced, Including s-room house and
out building. all undcr cultivation.
Address, John stewart, Los Gricgos.
IN. NJ. f-p
"wINONA' Mills. high ernde. seam-
less hosiery for sale by V. NILS.
az :. Arna. iiions 9u5. ~
FoR slAi.Es--i.xtractc honey. a0-ib.
can for 81; l0-lb, paid for 81. y
o. box 20s; phone 1881. w. y. Ale
len. Albuquerque, y. NJ. s7tf
ron sAtE--Automosil Tor sale,
cheap. 623 r. Central ave. istf
ron sALE--Rubbcr-,lred buggy with
top; In good condition. Apply 90
Or r. T. Hust. N. T. Arrnijo building
FOR SAtF--s6 heaters, all kinds:
cheap; ia West 0old Ave. it-25s
FOR sALE---rrcAh Jersey cow. with
nrst calf. also dozen young PIGS
wlll sell sinciy or al together. Nich
Metz Dos souih Fourth 81.
------------- ---------
ROOMS FOR RENT.
ron RENr--Farnlshe rsmns COZ
housekeeping: atofo room also. 5si
west Central. Call rear
FOR RENT-Nlceiy furnished from
room With bath. Phone 1919 w
&c.
HsALTlieEE K llits-- Ranch board
Ing auoee for Ineipient and convai
esceht tubefculat cases, located neai
silver CITY. altitude 5000 fest. home
cooking, uieeping porphes.' fire piac'
I'm each room. plenty Of shade. ~
Ianss. terma reasana hlh. Write VI
for fall "details and pictures. Gal
Grove Ranch. Tyrone. \. N. 1i.e'
-----s----.------.------- -----------------
ron RENT--Alost desirahis room
for housekeeping IN modern holiis
40 SICK taken. Phone Isl. !
.a.-......-------
FOR REGNT--tsutlre floor now used u
studio. Hest located olilco room
IN city. The Gray siudlo.
|
LOST.
II0sT--Monday afternoon about foi
o'clock. either on street. ear oi
near corner Of Second and Central
} La rlbbed rlns with SCI miAsInG. lie
ward FOR return 20 Herald office.
-.
Heal class,
"yon arc not goine 70 llli Oh
Idukeg"
Il "yes. I think I'm marry an Amer
{ ichn"
"Ilut think ~ tas dakt'a fine OIL
. castle ana his noatsd granse,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02

SALESMAN wANTED--iiIgher elass
OF better paying employment than
that OF representing leading nuSsery
company IL not 20 be had. II you nrs
ambitious 20 better your condition,
the opportunity iles before you In EN-
teting our employ. Salem Nursery
company. Salem. Oregon. ii.i0'c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
SANTA rr TIME rABr,
EEEl

An Enscl JAnnara 4, isit.
wEsTB0UND srri,s 'sc,,ar
NO. l ca Express tep s'sop
No o Cal Limited ii;Ots ~ 80
No . Me1 q car, IN 10 soy lissep
No y Cal Fas Mail it,sep Ie,tf
EAsTBorxn
No tourist In sssp ASA
No 4. Chi Lta. sssp sl0sl
No d Eastern Ex s:ssI a1
No 10 Overland IN siees siabs
Nj paso Tssins
No. 500 Mex. Es "a asa
No. she. ~ Faso Pass 1bs
No $40 Kan city . chi, ssoss
No sac gan, cats a chi sssp
Ro~weli and Amarillo,
No sri Pecos VA Fac 80. t,sss
No. sis. Aibu. "a ,,iiiisp
P. ]. JOHNSON, Agent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02

"yon arc not goine 70 jlli the
dukeg'
f'"Yes, I think I'm narry an Amer
lean"
"Dut think a. the daKta fine ola
castle ana his moatsa sranse,
IAN very we'll. but the other tel-
low owns q garage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
LOST.

LOST Monday afternoon about fouf
o'clock. either on street. ear or
near corner Of Second md Central,
ribbed rims with ~, mlAslng. re-
ward FOR return 90 Herald office,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
MUSIC TEACHERS

MRS RALPH N. HENDERSON.
TEACHER Of Violin,
ITO W. sliysr ave. Phone as
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02

Daily Herald, Albuaasfaus, \. \.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

Sn elmer SfuIe ipllrbe bon gr6be.
rem ainbern ein 8eoi1t gelernt, in
Incident ausgeiprofen mar, oaf
aberdeen, welhe Die iible 8epobn.
belt oes Sln6ens boben unb oieielbe
nidlt ablegen polen, Dem boien
Seinoe gleifen uno pobl ai,d) EMF
81 ibm in Die Sole fommen meroen.
Gin faum ~6idbriges WGo6en b6rte
neben ieiner itilen Seih6ftigung bas
8eoiht uno erfaBte ieinen Snbalt 10
riftig, baB es naf Der Sbule si lei.
mem 8ater lief uno i'm ~treuberSia
bot: vYapu, flud bod nimma, on
fommit 5unoerit IN b'Soa!" Der
Sapa meinte, es lei Dem ainbe bon
Der 9ebreriu angelernt moroen; bod,
ais er ben Sahperbalt erfltbr. ipar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

muroe bon Dem gelualtigen Ritdihlna
5u 9ooen geit,lcuoert. lin bos
8ohl Ginger u~mitebcnOcn 9tltbiirger
belorgt, pbrie err: oSauit meg, lauft
meg, s gebt nod 5petmal lo0!"-
,8uffdlten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22

luiAHi W. VI ~ OiONl ssttlllOltlll
5erriiIener Soien amp"
" - y
Scidciocn.
a.: rRu, Suitap, iebite nod sl6a-
5ia2"
g.: oGee. ober if poies n Sba.
Sia!" (lleber5ieber.)
- = -
Sein Ycid)ciS.
9ait: Na, boren Sic, Sbre 81.
derbeits. 3iinobol5er iino ia aber mi.
Ierabel, ba brennt ia fem einSiges.
Sauiierer: aber, mein Serr. mebr
Siherbeit fonnen Sic ooh nidt per.
langen!
y = -
Glatidl.
Cine efelbafte Yerion, Die Sraii
Meier, alles meiB lie beiier!"
nSa, uno friiber ais mir!"
y y
GntgegenfpmmenS.
9orfpolt5iit: s@ir fonuen Sic
nt6t einiperren, Der Sdliiliel gum
Irrelt lit perloren g%egangen."
8arner: r0arf id Sbnen piel.
leiht meme Sietrihe anbieten2"
- - y
HansgcmGf.
Srau Snber, Die 8attiu bes or
oentlifen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mir
8ermaniitif, ging nit Srau SbuI5,
Der 8emablin oes MISREPRESENTATION
Grpieiiors fir Ilteruliif, ipa5ieren.
DIR lit ~oroentlif, folt!" iagte
ploslih Srau Sful5.
Sic meinen ipobl, altberoroentlih
falt, liebe Sreltnoin," mltroe lie por-
lpurfspoa ianft BON Srau Suber Der.
beiiert.
Gar Nifolaiis: ,ltniinn, aometl
es Iino bod mir mieoer meme slnar.
biiten!"
y . y
Sestcr Simmer.
8atte: @ott, 0 @ott! Der In-
pral-mir iino p%erIorenl
Satin: Simmell llno ih babe
feinen paiienoen Sutl
- = y
Ter Sdanipielcr Iiaerinsfi
bot cine fiirdterlide Inait ppr Dem
8ometenl ., oieie erbarmli6e So.
metiantenieele!
@crfebrsitofnng.
Bel Der lesten @eltfataitropbe lit
Der @agen umgeitiir5t. Sammtlide
Hlaneten ilno Sirlterne auf Dem
Wege bon Der Sungfram su Den
3wilingen miiiien einen beoeutenoen
umpeg MAIDEN.
nniibcrlegt.
ar5t: .gllio Sic geben offs ;sebler
an, Bob Sic iebr fi,r5iittig iino2"
8efrut: ga, Serr StabsarSt."
ar5t: n@ie pollen Sic oas be.
peiien?"
Hefrut: ,Sebr Ieidt! Seben Sic
Den gtagel an Der 9ede bort oben?"
Ir5t: nSawobl!!"
8efrut: uHa, mo i6 nidt, Serr
Stabsar3t!"
- -
Guritelung.
Softouriit: .Sris Steigielo: eli.
men 8aoenbrlid). 5pei Siiitperrell.
fungen, eilell Nerpenfofl"
Ioiatifer: ,&arl 2iiitia: eincn
Observation-Disclosures mebrcre aontniio.
men, cine 9ebirnerifiitternng."
geioe: .Sebr angenebm!"
@ertbeilnns.
Maler: On miQit lid ia BON
Geiner Srou ifeiben Iaiien-ieib ,sbr
aud i6on iiber Die Sbeilung Der Ga.
diem uno Der Sinoer einig2"
9ihter: % poQfommen! sh
friege Die 5lpei 9uben, Srpei 9etten
mo Den Spirihlsfod)er nilo lie s
W1oel unO 5 Spfa."
8ushnit.
Gad)bor: rsliip elm 8nB @ein lit
Shncn III Der porigcn 9tnAt acitoblen
morben2"
@einbanoIer: ga. Sd) babe
lt)on ell SSnierat erluiieuL in benz ih
Dor Infauf parne."
Nadbar: Sit er DEM il ifledt2"
~ "
Ter SclSidDit.
Der SeIoifiis Smmergriin bon
9olllngen mad,te i'm Sriibiabr, 5ilr
3eit Der 8eriten. unb @idenioot, lei.
men taglifen &nnbgang. bewaifnet
NIT elmer alten Sdrotflintc, nm no.
ldenoeS @eiliisel periheutcn Su
fonnelt. Sa poiiierte eS ibm einmal,
Dab Der IN Die Slinte eingeieste
SdliB periagte. Smmer9riim lllo
0oS @emehr iofnrt init pinpr ,mpiteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
2u idlaDc!

Gbemann (Su ieiner 6rnu, Die mel.
memo aus elmer 8eieaifaft fommt) :
s6er, liebite goitb, pas lit oenn los2
Bit on franf2 Sat bid Scenario be.
leibigt2
Srau (Sdngerin. id%liif5eno): Sb,
ih bin 10 iurhtbar ungliiflih. 81.
nige Serren unb Samen baten Mid,
SIT Iingen, unO id-natiirlid-id
iagte 5uerit, id fonnte niht uno-
uno-
Gbemann: Huno
6rau: llno lie elaubten eS mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-22
@crfanntc SDflidlfcit.

Ger Omnibus balt-eine ldhelnoe
junge Game Iteigt Elm. Gin alter
Serr am anoeren gnoe oeS 8agens
itebt auf.
% bite bleiben Sic iiseni" ritft
boS ~rei5enoe Wtaoben. sd fanli
ebenlo gut iteben."
n@ie es Sbneu beliebt," iagte Der
alte Serr, paber ib mltB bier abItei.
gen."