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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
Strike Was CnfnyOrablc.

St. Louis. Sept 23.-The strike Of
the carmen and inspectors on the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway.
which began today in the shops Of
the company along the entire system,
r. the result Of demand for a new
schedule Of wages. According to W.
a. Durham, Of the company, IT can
not legally be given.
The Missouri Kansas & Texas Rail-
way Is a separate company from the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Of Texas, and the attorneys have held
that the laws OF Texas forbid the two
companies from entering into an
agreement with the union Of the en-
tire system. The legal department
of the road has Informed the officials
that they can not legally enter into
q conference with the entire system.
no matter If the terms were agreeable.
Durham said 1000 men were out. but
that the road would not be inconven-
fenced, and the car inspectors could
o. replaced easily.
The notice that strike would be
declared was received by the road
yesterday and an order was issued
closing the shops ct sedalia and Dem
ison. Officers Of the road said no
timo could be set for the re-openlng
OF the shops
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
ANOTHER MCNAMARA ANGLE.
Widow of city Editor Sues OTIS, Al.
lcging Gas Explosion.

Los Angeles, Sept 23.--Anothor
angle of the cases of James j., and
John b. McNamura, held In connec-
tlon with the explosion of the Times
building here developed when suit
for $4,000 damages was u.. lt
against the Times by tho .eN a
mother of Churchill l..,g n...
who died as a result of tho a.. ,l..u
OF tie plant OF the uewspapc.
The suit was directed atHlust Harrl-
son Gray Otis. president and general
manager Of the Times, Harry Chan
dler treasurer and assistant manager
and Harry L. Andrews, managing
editor.
The papers nllege the explosion
I'm the Times building was caused by
gas Elder was assistant city editor
of the Times. when tho explosion
occurred he Jumped from third
story window and was 50 severely In.
iurcd that he died.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
One Shin bN NIIstnl,e.

Ili1mlgo, Tex, Sept. "a Thirty
Maderistas left Reynosa, Mex. yes
terday morning and proceeded south
about twenty miles to a place called
Mesquite. They went into camp there
and late in the afternoon were set
upon by band Of men who appeared
from the west. Firing continued for
half an hour when It was found that
both parties were Maderistas in search
OF Magonistas.
The attacking party numbered thir-
ty-fve and had left Camargo. When
they saw the other Maderistas in
camp, they mistook them for Magon-
istas. one man was killed and another
wounded and two horses killed. The
Magonistas are reported to have fled
south.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
WICKERSHAN Gives
An Interview STORY
DECLARES PUBLISHED STATE
MINT INACCURATE IN RE-
GARD TO STEEL TALK.

Breton Woods, n. H.. Sept 28.-
Replying TO many inquiries concerning
The authenticity of reported inter-
view with its correspondent. PUBLISH
ed in a New York newspaper, Attor-
ncy General Wickersham. made the
following statement tonight.
Tho purportcd interview is d sumo
mary OF two conversations which
We're neither understood nor intended
70 be for publ.shmoul and, it Is uu-
necessary to state here, led me to
express myself more freely upon sub
jects discussed than i would have
done.
The reports contains some iuaccu-
racles For instance, l did not state
that the United states Steel Corpora
tIon was company In violation of the
law, or did l state that the men under
indictment in the lumber trust cases
in Chicago would 90 10 prison II
have my way. They are also other iu-
accuracies. In the main, however
the reported interview represents
with such corrections tho yiows eN-
pressed 10y me in the conversations
referred to.
The President has stated that he
has decided what tho law is and busl-
ness has got TO square itself with tn,
law. 1t is not the intention of the de-
partment Of Justice TO bring mdscri-
inmate PROSECUTIONS.
Hft &c hold tIYt y,.r,t,r{.tf. ....,.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24

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Ia IN Fr,,lord
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Ihe tendency "I legislation outht
To h' toward giving the Judges moro
power ana lh'n making the judges
''sp""slhI'. Ih'r' lS no "ltIi'N'iH
'''.'''' '''' '""H'' '''''''''
u .s proposed To make snort cut
ana cut MS mead Oft without amy r'a-
son Just because the people Wish IT,
under the theory OF judicial recall
J agree thnt movement has been FOUND
namely, that the courts nave not iuI-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24

the personnel of the Tulsa County deli
egaton 20 tho state convention was
announced 1t was found that but one
Crucc man was included On tho list
and the delegation went 10 the cone
Ncuuon unanimously u favor of Mur-
ray,
Following hts defeat hy Cuco Muir
ray visited Tulsa last luu and made
several speeches here opposing the
adoption of the high license amend.
mcut 90 tho state constitution.
Nlr Murray left town last night for
other points in the situate. and aftor
his departure a number OF Democrats
Who had been olosctcu with him dur
ing the day, met and talked over the
plans for Murrays campaign for the
Senate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24

Hornell N Y, sept 23.-Forced to
descent because of the failure Of the
spark plug ~ hls llrloue 60 work
properly Rodgers the aviator. llud-
ed In rough fold three miles ont
Of this city late this afternoon When
his machine touched the earth, tho
rough seurtacc caused il To- TIT TO one
side. shatterlng the left plane and
snapplne ono VI the supports. Rod
r0r- was thrown from his seat but
ruhurt
tHe ruuh'e with tho spark plug de-
veiaped soon after Rodgers ilft Eli
m,Ia al 2:lS this afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
Appeals From Assessment.

Dpttlal 20 the world.
Oklahoma City Sept. 2S.-Appeals
were filed with the Supreme Court
Saturday by attorneys for the Usage
and Oklahoma Gas Company from
the respective assessments fixed on
their property by the State Board of
Equalization. The Usage and Okla
homa Gas Company was assessed
at S973,372; the Caney River Gas
Company s1,1sg.6s6, and the Oklaho-
ma Natural Gas Company at S3.f55.-
5l6. Each alleges that its assessment
was greater than the actual cash
value Of its taxable property
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
MONEY WIZARD
IS UNDER ARREST
JARED TlNGG NND COMPANIONS
CHARGED WIN FRAUD.
FORMER TREASURER TAKEN
Daniel II. Morgan Much Pcrturbcd-
Investors in English Cnnn
scheme Held DCfraudCd.

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
Armed Men Moving.

Cananca. Mex. sept. 23.-Two hun
dred and fifty armed men, believed to
be moving against f. #. Gayou. vice.
governor Of Sonors, who is said TO
have obj ned his present position by
election frauds. are marching to1,srd
this city from Arizha. headed by
Isofor Escoboza Of that town. Forty
soldiers left here at noon today to
meet Escobozas men and one hun
dred more left later. Escobozas move
is said to be entirely ogainst Gayou
and no battle with the government
soldiers is expected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24

Vera Cruz Sept. 23.-In state
ment made for publication few
moments after landing here today,
Francisco l. Madero bitterly and sar-
castlcally assailed General Bernardo
Reyes. He sneered at the general for
with(rawing from the presidential
race. lc03'ed of his own strength, and
declared tbat fear Of losing his life
was what prevented Reyes from start.
ing a revolution.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
CROWD WOULD LYNCH.
Thousand Persons After Man Who
Shot Bumper"

Now York. Sept ga thousand
men and boys tonight attempted 20
lynch vito Moraono. aged %, after he
ls alleged 10 have shot William Ed
wards. q clcrk and had cmpted HIS
revolver al the pursuing crowd Po-
liceman Edward Cougaln. who ar
rested Moracro after the latter had
shot at him several times. had 60 rush
his prisoner into cellar and held
off the furious crowd al pistol point
until the regulars arrived and ilspcr-
scd the mob Edwards was shot he-
cause he accidentally bumped lnto
N0raeno az corner Tire bullet
struck him In the groin and his con-
jtlon IS considered critical
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
Irl.h Lcndrr,s sI.tcr nrcnns.

London, sept 23.--The Pan Mall
Gazette states that the wot,in who
was drowned ON "Wednesday at llfra-
combe, the fashionable bathing resort
on the north coast of Devon where
she was known as Miss Pltf,r. was
ami Parnell. sister Of the great Irish
leader. Though nearly sixty years Of
age she was q powerful swimmer and
accustomed o. going ont boo tho f1ush-
est weather It ia thought that she
Was seized with cremp.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24

tonight indicate the strike order was
generally obcyed,
The Katys largest ccnters for cm-
ploying carmen are al l"nlson,
GrccnyIue, Texas, SedaIia, Mo- and
Parsons Kan.
The scdalla shops Of the ru way
closed down last night announ ing
general retronchmont' as the reason
for an indefinite suspension,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
Just "Gcncral Retrcnchment., 4,

sedalia. No. Sept 23.-"Nothing to
give out" declared officials Of the local
Carmen's Union tonight, regarding
tho strike Of car shopmen on the
Missouri Kansas e Texas Railway.
which began today when 1900 men
throughout the system quit work be-
cause the company refused to meet
Joint committee Of car shopmen
on the road north and south Of the
Red River to discuss better working
conditions. and more pay Reports
ior points on the line received here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24

Muskogee Okla, Sept 23.-Tho
carmen and repair men employed In
the Raty railroad yards here dropped
their hammers promptly at tho blow
ing Of the noon whistles here tday.
They declared that they had no per
sonal grievances. but had walked on;
with their fellowmcn, The situation
here is in no way serious.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24

Chihuahua, Sept. 23.-Strilting
stree; car men fired upon a car which
the company had run out Of the barns
at 800 o'clock this afternoon, in an
effort to resume service, following a
"walk-out' of all the conductors and
half the motormen. No one was in
jured by the volley. The car was
guarded by thenty-six men, and two
Of Pascuel Orozcos men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-24
AN Parchment,
BUT NOT RECALL
PRESIDENT TAFT TANORS JUDE
CIAiN REFORM, lIOW VIEWER.
POWER AND RESPONSIBILITY
That Is Nhnt lie Would Give Judges
Justice II TOO SIow-liNpcd-
itlOn Badly Needed.

81 IoHs sspt 2g-pmIne "A busy
do,, in ~ Iouis today President Taft
nndo six specch,s. took n forty mile
automobile ride. op,ned the local foot
hail sessinn b> Tossing fine pir akin
opto tbo .rr,diron at 81 Louis l'niyrr-
sln. loid tho corner STONE of a new
Y N a. 4 buiId.nr. sot thrnuph pino
innings of exhibition buIl between tho
81 Iouis and phiadrIpnh Nationals;
visited tho Alasoui, rlub to be made
a Ife member of that organzaton.
and addressed vast thronp tonight
I'm the Coliseum Then ne preparrd To
enter the nsurgrnt state of Kansas.
ON the eve of entering the hostile
territory he put forth the suggestion
Of q wider power of imp,achmcut as
a substitute for the more radical pro-
posal of a judiciary recall. The Pres
tdeut said the laws delay unautston-
ably was one of the great causes Of
unrest In this country. and declared
the recall idea had grown out of tho
fact that the courts. in many mstau-
ces, arc not performing their fuuct-
ions.
There should bc judicial proceed
ure. IL proper hearing. rather than
public cIamor. Mr. TAFT declared the
delay IN administering justice in tho
courts should bring the blush of
shame to AIN good Americans. and
that the courts of this country made
very poor showing in comparison
with those of England, where tho
judges Keep UP with their dochets and
whore criminals find swift punish
mcut awaiting them.
The President spoke with great
. oaIuestucss on the subject of reform
Il Judicial procedure. lie said it was
something with which ho was most
familiar and that, both as lawyer
and a judge, he felt free to discuss the
matter from the lraukest standpoint.
The speech on this subject was inn
( promptu ana followed tho conclusion
of luncheon at tho city club. Tho
/
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
Die bibelfette @attia.

9fus Moeilno in Der PrOpins pos
fen ioirb Elm artiges @eidiht4en BON
elmer bibeIfeiten 6rda erSGblt, bic ibs
rem Gbemann lpesen zines Ra9tbums
mels auf prisinele glrt Die 2epiten
.i9risb". Der tebrte in porgeriidter
NadtItunOe aus feu9tfrDblidem
SreunOestreiie beim. iu9te absr Oers
gebens feline Sruu. Die iid perItedt
bdtte. Oa iab er auf bem SiI6e
Stpei 3ettel Iiesen. 2tuf bem einen
mar gu IeIen: nSeIaias 5, IL. gles
be Senen, bic bss Morssns friibs auf
Iino. bes Saufens iid befleiBisen unO
iiben bis in bic Ha9t, odb iie Der
Wsin srbibet." Der sipeite 3ettsl
lautete: rpIaIm 80. 8. Sd bin pers
itummt. itia unO f9ipeige Der Sreu.
ben unO muB mein ssiO in MIDI freis
fen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
aaa, cine slnipradDe.

Gin Qlrbeiter bate in Der Sabrit
piersig Sabre lang treue Dienits ges
I.iitst unb polIte ii1 nun als gllt.rss
rentner Sur Hube feben. Die Gbefs
bei9lofen, inn BEL bieIsr @eleeenbeii
cine 9lusssi9nuns in Sorm elmer
@elbfpenbe autpmmen gu lafsn. Sur
lleberreiduns berfelben mar iein
Bertmeifsr auserIeben tpprben. 0u
biefer aIs stpas berb serfabreno Be-
taunt mar, prGste man linn nu9mals
elm, bic 4niprd9e an ben 4lten mDss
Ii9it feierli9 unb einbrudsbol gu ses
ItaIten. SnfoIsebeHen iaste Der W.rts
msiitsr au bem Subilur:
r5ritibe, sic 6aben piersig SABRE
lang in bisfer Sabrit seurbsitet9"
nSd!"
Sic fpOtIen iid isbt 8ur gtub'
ieben2"
.Sa!"
nglun bDren sic! Die gb.fs frsuer
ii9 bariiber 10, bab iie mid beaufa
trast bdben, Sbnen bieie 500 Wlari
Su iiberreidsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

ben. Der i1m i'm 2eben nidt bsf6srt
mar"
Der aIte pensGer nidts portlOs
Dor ii6 bin.
sd bin benz Baron 70 ountbar.
oaB er mid bierber seIest bat. als
!6iitsrin Der @ergangenbeit. @s 1T,
glauben sic mir, 9err 9en3Ier, tsin
Sab mebr in meiner Seels. Die
Srau, bic meinen 9ruber 70 ungIiids
lid gemd9t bat, fpirb mid bier fsit>
baIten, 70 lange i6 nod Iebe. @iG's
Soft. 70 oauert's ia ni9t a1au Ianee
Sd babe ibr unre6t setbdn. Msin
2eben seb0rt fortuu nur Der @rins
neruns an Fe uno an ben. Der iie 10
fiir9terli9 lieb bate, bab lie beioe
buran iterbsn muBten."
sic sins laneIdm bem Saufe gu,
unb Der alte penSIer fab ibr nit
erniten glugen na9.
Sier in Stramib blieb bic 8ers
sansenbeit; aber es griinte unb 6Iiibs
te, uno Die Spd5inten bufteten. neil
ss piebsr Sriibline seiporben mar. d,
Gnoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
Sic s6lansen auo Der RuobIaadj.

Sin sisenartiges Mittel, it9 gesen
bic 9iFe BON S9langen gu ihiiBen,
buben ole @ingeborenen Oes Siioens
bon 2iberia, pD in einem unsebeuren
Iumpfigen @ebiet un5dbli9e giftise
&eptilien leben. @snn iie oieies
,Rei9 Der S9Idngen" bur9quersn
miiTen, bann reiben iie ii9 bic SiiBe
re6t tiidtig nit Sel uno &nobIau9
elm. Die S9luneen, ole einen feinen
9eru9siinn baben, empfinben ben
9eru9 bon &noblau9 aIs beionbers
ununsenebm uno ersreifen iofort bic
Slu9t. Selblt Die 8oa Gonitrictor
5Osert, einen Meni9en anausreifen,
Der febr fart na9 SnobIau9 rie4t.
Sin anberes Mittel Der @ingebOrenen.
fi9 Die Sdlangen fernSubalten. be-
itebt ourin. oab lie bur9 bas S9pin>
gen bon biinnen St0den Elm fauiens
bes 9erdufd in Der 2uft berpprbrins
gen. Sieies pfeifen unO 3iiden
iast ben Reptilien einen groben
S9reden Elm. 10 baB iie iid eiIig ents
fernen. ipObei iie felbit Elm eifrises
3ifden bOren laHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
bic @erbanbIuna.

bic @erbanblung.
0ans bate ii9 BON Der Qntldse,
bant erboben. Ssin 8ertbeibi9er mar
au ibm eetreten unb i9iittelte ibm
bic SonO. 9d trat psn5ler auf
i'm gu, nit iein,r oerben Re4teH
GiIe nit IiA 5iereno.
rSerr Baron ="
Der 9llte mar 10 feltIam f9iidiern
unb berlesen. Sars nidte ibm 3u:
nSie muBten ipre4en, Pen5ler. SD
ipeiB, ipis sic getGmpft buben!" unt
bann itredte Sans BON 8rieIenoorf
s0gsrno Dem MGb6sn bic Sanb ents
eegen: n@Iie ="
Oa er1diitterte elm beftigesS9luds
sen oen iungen &0rper, Die sun3e
Sual Der Isbten Monute, Die petn
Der lebten Stunben lOIte ii9 in belize
Sbrdnen auf.
plDbli9 rugte neben Der tleinen
@ruppe, bic neben Der glntlusebdnt
itanb, bic bp5e @efalt bes alien
Sduptmanns BON Gutter uuf. Seine
9lusen funteIten, feline Mienen i4tes
men su einem einsigen Oroben err
FART au iein. @lie mar bic erite,
Die i'm erblidte, iis ltiirSte uuf i'm
gu uno legte bre arme Inn ieinsn
Sals.
.Ou mubt Did ni6t GnsItissn,
8ater, nein, nein ="
r9lber penn Der 3euse re4t
bat q"
.Gr bat Die Wabrbeit seIpro6en.
Ssrr Sauptmann, aber benno9 laz
itet auf uns ni9ts. gar nidts. Qber
pollen mir ni6t oeben = mir birz
fsn's ia! Serr Sauptmunn fiibrsn Sic
Sbre Spater binuus; tpenn sic es
seitattsn, fabre i9 oann nit Sbnen
mad Miin9en = 5ur Mutter!"
Ser Sauptmdnn iturrte Sans eis
Weile an unb iab bann gu @lie bin.
sic Ientte ben 8ppf unb cine befa
Ie RDt6e trat in tbre Wansen. Damn
berlieb iie nit benz 8ater ben 8ers
banblunesfaal.
2ln Der Sbiire ipdrtete Mar BON
8rieienborf. @r fam ieBt nit aus
sebreiteten 9Grmen auf Suns gu uno
rib ibn an iid. 9fber fpre9sn tonns
ten iie beibe ni6ts.
Der S9purseri9tsfuul mar Ieer
eetporben, nihts mar bartnnen aus
riideeblieben, als Elm iibIer Mobsrs
seru9 BON feu6ten &leioern, Mens
f6en uno = garagrupben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

8Iein=2ottden 1T ni9t b6ie uno
na6trageno; aber beute 1T bod Elm
tpenis 9rOll in bem tIeineu Serssn.
gs bat nGmIi9 etne Qluseinanoers
iebung nit Der @rSieberin seseben.
uno ous Sino 1T babel = 10 eebt
ss nun einmaI in Der @eIt au =
Der Ieibsnoe 9beil seipeien. 2ott6en
Diro nun gu 9stt gebrddt unb ipri9t,
nod INNER etpus trpBis unb aufsss
regt, ibr 9lbenose6et. r8itte, Iieber
@ott." iagte iie gum Salub, .Tsgns
papd uno Moma uno =" iie itodt
: uunb 5rduIein aud, aber syrGus
lein ni9t 10 iebr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
g 6l Ii 3.

llno pieoer mar es 5riibling gez
norben. Sn Dem alten Parte bon
StrdmiB griinte unO bliibte es, uno
Die SpaSinten6eete ppr Dem Serrens
bauie unb Dem Pupillon itrOmteu
iiiben Duff aus.
Sn Dem Papillon iparen 4rbeiter
beI4Gftist nit BON &alt uno MDrs
tel beIpribten S9iir5en. Der pas
pillon bate cine neue 8eitimmung
betommen. @r, Der einit frDbli4en
SagosGiten saItli9e Serberse mar
un6 Damn als @mpfansss unoSpiels
iaal Oients. Bis er gum tleinen Wdfs
fenmuieum purbe, ipllte iebt Su elmer
2trt SebG4tnibbalIe umgelpanoelt
perbeu. sSn Der Wtitte Der gale
erbob iif) elm Idli9ter MarmoriOdel
nit Der 8iiite elmer f9Onen Sruu,
Die bier, nab einem 2eben bon Soffs
nung unb Sebnfu9t iih am 3iele
seglaubt, bate unb Damn S9iffs
bru9 erlttt i'm Sufen.
Dor penigen Sasen mar oie 8iis
ite entbillt iporoen. Sans mar uns
ipeIeno uno @lIe nit ibren @ltern,
unO fOnit nod Die fpenisen Msni6en,
ole ser 8eritorbenen elm berSli4es
9tnbenten beipubrten. glu4 Mur BON
8risienoorf bate ni9t sefeblt unO
Der alte 8enSler. llno nod eine
mar bagstpeien: 9pota Yprt. SEPT
trat iie aus Dem papillon, no iie ben
s5ortgang Der LETTER Qlrbeiten beuufs
fi9tigt bate. sic f9ritt auf Dem
&iespeee gesen bas Serrenbars bin.
Da trdt ibr Der alte penaler entges
gen uno sog feinen pom Detter ses
bl.idten 6iISbut bonn &opfe. Gr
pollte poriibergeben, aber 2poid
spans ibn, iteben a. bleiben.
Sbrs miiosn, tiefliesenbsn 9lussn
ridtetsn f6 auf Der alten.
$50 iperoe ih ieBt BEL Sbnen les
ben. Serr SnfpettOr ="
psn5ler nidte.
rSie baben's oo9 Dem Germ 8as
ron peripro9en, sndoise Srau. 8iel
baben mir ia nidt gu bitten: ben ga,
billion, 6as Saus. ben part. 4Is
l.s anSsre 1T ia pertuuft porbsn.
Sir stpei alte Meniden iIt's thinner
nod cine Welt. snGbise Srau. Die
Sunssn follen sliidlid iein; unb
Soft sebe es, bab Iie es INNER blei.
ben. sic baben 10 bart Isio.n mill
fen, obne S9uIo. Seut' 1T Die
Soassit in Miin6en, tpifsn Sie9"
rSa. - sic itsbsn am 2tnfans .is
neg neuen 2ebens. @iFen sic,
Serr genSIer, in mir iit's isbt 70
fin, fat fritOeOoG. neil i9 oi.
f6rsdlide 9Gnelt los bin, buB 3pei
70 i9One Msnfden -" Sbre Stims
me perIaste uno iis briidte ibr Sas
i6entu6 por Die @ugen.
gen5Ier ftrsi9slte ibr nit Teinsr
Osrben Re6ten iiber Den glermel.
sd perItsb' aIIes. sndoige Srau.
9tber ibr 8ruoer bats gum S9IuTs
ia bo9 nod gut gemu9t."
2nbia raffte iid auf uub pif9tt
beftis iiber lire 9lugen. Damn ted
te fe ous Su9 Elm.
rSb babe Don ibm abfdi.o s.s
nommen, Serr pen5ler, i9 fpeib, 6ab
i9 ibn ME msbr isbsn iperbe. Seis
re Dual piro bafo beenoet iein,
er miro Die lunse Saft ni6t iiber>
iteben, i6 ipeib es. llno sr nuBte
&c aud. Damn bat sr ieinsn Sri.'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

= Riot Su riibren. DIT!
Dor Dierssbn Susen bab.n mir Bril-
oerf6aft getrunten, Dor adt Saasn
babe i4 bir 5pau,ig Dollars c.Iieben,
bic id innerbalb brei bis bier Saaen
auriid erbaIten ioIIte. babe iie abtr
bis 9eute nod ni9t! Sas gsbt nttt
10 fort, od mub cine qenberung eins
treten!" : Sang ridtis! Tennen
mir uns pitbsr ~Si.".
= Gut uufsepabt. profefTor
lin Der S6uGe): Mo iino mir in Der
porisen Stunbs itehen gsbliebenS
Gin S6iiIer: Serr ProfeFor. sic
frastsn Sulebt: no babe i9 benn Nu,
msinen Rsseni9irm ssIuFsn3