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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
GONPERS WILL
NOT TAKE IT BACK

Washington, March ST have done
no wrong. ! have violated no law OF
my country or OF the District OF Co
lunbia. ] exercised my rights as an
American cittzen-the rights Of free
speech and free press. We win speak
out; we win be heard, though eli
earth's systems crack; we will not
take a single word. a single letter
back" With the ~utterance OF these
words President Gompers received vo-
ciferous applause al the testimonial
dinner given In his honor, inc that of
Frank Morrison. by the Central Labor
union Of the District OF Columbia ait
the New Ebbitt house recently. This
is his answer to the contempt pro-
ceedings in progress, which has
become q famous case
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
EIks noekIet.

A beautiful booklet has been issued
by the Portland Elks local executive
committee showing the parks, business
thoroughfares and leading hotels and
business houses OF that metropolis
where the next annual Elks conven-
ton is to be held. How any one can
look through the tasty little volume
which also gives portraits Of the menu
bers of the committee and the men,
bers Of the lodge there, without want
ing to attend the convention is not to
be understood.
Surely the publicity ~coMfAittee of
the Elks convention is to be compli-
mented on its work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09

pointed TO visit all local unions in the
city to set all union men to boost for
label goods.
Joe Cruikshanks is leaving for Bis
nlarck Next week to take charge OF the
factory that is TO be opened In that
city by Mr. Matan OF Fargo. Joe has
always been one OF the boys and he
win be missed by our boys. but we
wish him good luck in his new posi-
ton. and what is our loss will be Bis
marck's gain.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
MEETING OF THE
N. D. FEDERATION
PROCEEDINGS or BOARD OF d.
REcToRs' MEETiNG-H. sKEE-
TON OF PLUMBERS UNION Is
ELECTED CHAIRMAN - PLANS
FOR NEXT CONVENTION.

The second meeting Of the board of
directors Of the North Dakota FEEDER
alton Of Labor was held In Fargo,
Sunday, March 3. The meeting was
called to order at $3.50 a. n. by Score
tary-Treasurer Oliver, The roll call
showed all present. President Bates,
Secretary Treasurer Oliver. Directors
DuVal, Reinecke and Skeiten. Mr..
Skeiten was elected chairman.
The question Of printing the consti-
tuition and bylaws was discussed at
length, which resulted in a motion to
have enough copies for the next con-
vention. The secretary was instruct
ed TO work with the compilation COM
nlittee. .
S~eerssary's Report.
The report Of the secretary treas
urer showed quite a number Of unions
not yet afiliated. Circulars were or
dered drafted and sent to all locals
unions In the state urging them to af-
iliate before next convention. The
books Of the secretary's office were
proven correct and showed a balance
on hand Of s64.40. Upon motion, the
report Of the secretary was accepted.
Legislation.
The printers bin as proposed at the
last session Of the legislature and lost
ordered read. The bill was re-
ported as being lost on the grounds Of
class legislation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
WILL VISIT FARGO
q z. HeberIins, President OF Switch,
mems. international Union to
Be Here March II.

Word has been received from inter-
national headquarters of the switch
mems union that the international
president, S. E. Heberling. win be in
Fargo March II. He lis making a tour
Of the country to observe conditions
and is one of the progressive leaders
Of labor that are making for improve
ments in all lines.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
New Labor Temple.

The labor unions Of San Francisco
now have the construction OF a new
labor temple well under way, and The
Labor Clarion comes to hand with a
special edition devoted to the build.
ing. A site has been purchased fol-
$4,000 and it is estimated that $780,
600 will be necessary to complete the
structure. This amount is to be rails.
ed by the sale Of bonds which are now
selling rapidly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
MAKING Prnurasa.

Washington, March 9s-The Cutting
Die and Cutter Makers union is max
ing splendid progress. A report has
just been received that the Indepen-
dent Die Co. has acceded to the de-
mand of the union for a forty-eight
hour week. 1t with be remembered
that a week or so ago a victory was
achieved in New York and two or
three other places in securing the
shorter work week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
Lodge Circles Quiet.

Lodge circles in the city are partic-
ularly quiet this week. In knights OF
Columbus circles everything is ex-
tremely. quiet on o Of lent. The
next meeting Of the council will be
held a week from Tuesday. All plans
are being made for the big ceremonial
that will be held here in May.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
The Elks Election.

The annual election of officers OF
Fargo lodge No. $50 B. p. c. Elks win
take place this evening and it is hoped
that every member of the lodge win
be present. The election will take
place between $3.50 and 10 o'clock and
the officers want to see a good repre-
sentation between those hours.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
CIGAR WORKERS MEET
Adopt Measures for Active Label
campaisn--Bocstins Blue La
beI-Reuslno Meeting.

T1e local G~igar1nakers' union held
an enthusiastic meeting wednssGav
evening at Assembly halls, Boosttne
their blue lsbei was the main order oR
business and q committees vas b
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
LABOR NOTES.

Street trade laws were enacted last
year in a number of states. The least
desirable was in Colorado which now
prohibits girls under 10 in street
trades, while Nevada comes next, for
bidding all children under 10.
Perhaps in no other country in Eu.
rope has women's competition with
men in professional, official, CONNER
cial and general business avocations
been more progressive than in Russia
during the last couple of decades.
The six-hour day. with a Saturday
half holiday, is rapidly gaining favor
in the east. The miners Of Indiana
have declared in favor Of same and
the Jewish printers OF New York have
already been granted this concession.
J.. G. Waters Of Victoria, B. c.,
president Of the trades and labor con-
gress of Canada, will be a permanent
representative Of that body in Otta-
wa during sessions of parliament to
watch legislation affecting labor in
~terests.
A fierce light for control of the In
ternattonal Typographical union is inn
pending, and it will create more ex-
element among the printers from now
on until next May than this years
election Of a president of the United
States.
" - ~A-sla II
federation on the minimum wage ques-
ton has decided on uniform minimum
rates for the different districts, vary
ing from rs Sd to IS 10d. No under
ground worker is to receive less than
8 shillings a shift. except in three dis
tricts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
ROME, N. v, FEE. 2s, 1912.

Answer to Question No. ! ..s..............+... Yes.
Answer to Question No. 2 ...s...... $4,000 Square Yards.
Answer to Question No. 3 ......., Since 1902-Nine Years.
Answer to Question No. 4 ......... .............. Good.
Answer to Question No. 5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Best.
Will put down more in 1920.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
MD, FEB. Is, fei2

Answer to Question No. ! ....s........,........ Yes.
Answer to Question No. 2 ......1s.. Eight to Ten Miles.
Answer to Question No. 3 ..4............... Six Years.
Answer tu Question No. 4 ................. Very Good.
Answer to question Nc. s ................. Very Good.
CSigned) III. *. McCay,
So. uNnnlnnan
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09

Between January / and February 20 1912 EIGHT cities awarded contracts g BTU
LTTHIC, aggegahng 250MO square yards. SIX of these contracts are REPEAT OR
DERS," from cities IN some Of which BITULTTHIC has been in use from EIGHT TO
TEN YEARS.
Visit the Bituithic Exhibit in Room 534 at the Gardner Hotel
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
The Answers:
EDMONTON, ALrA., 90. 3, 1e1a.
PORTLAND, ORE, FEB. i, 1912.

City Engineer
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
HERkIMER, N. " &c. 5, tat2.
pAwruckEr, r. 4. FEB. 1e. 1e1a.

George A Carpenter,
City Engineer
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
EueENE, oRE.. &c. 3, 1st2.

Supt Of Streets.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
city Engineer.

City
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

asi6tiinn. Sarrieren, oie Sdmit su'
icmmsnbdnsen, iinO mir aIfo psrs
ifloFen 80. Sd. itb tueiB pirtIi9
nidt, mas aus mir per6sn miro! Die
@eilden. Die i9 bier TRACE. babe i'd
mir TeIbIt beute gsf9entt. 9as 1T
Ger erIte Gurus. Den t9 mir in Paris
ceitattete. llno aIs ib ou rorbin bel
ben Sannen ItanO, fam mir Die Grs
trnerung an eIiidli6e &inberSeiten,
in oenen meine @ltern, Die bumals
pobIbabeno lparen, mid reid be-
fdentten. Sd itunb an Der Maoes
lcine Stride, aber meine @ebunten
tparen unter Dem brennenben Gbrtits
taum frDbIi9sr &inoeriabrs."
nSte uIfo audi" fasts id.
rSa, id tpeib eigentGia ni9t, tuis
i'd Oa3u tomme. Sbnen. einem tpilo'
fiemben NenT9en, oas allss 10 81
erSGblen. @s 1T merttpiirOis!
rTsir, es 1T gar ni9t merfpiircis,
Iitbes 5rGulein, i'm @sesnteil, nur
ratiirlt9. Wir beibe fino bier mits
ten in Dem IebensUolIen Puris mi.
spei auf cine ipiiits Snfel 8eri9Ius
gene, uno Dsibnu4tsn lit aud n;4t
Elm Sag pte alle Sage.
Nun itunoen mir am Rono point
Der Champs @lpfees. Sd bog re9ts
nm. Wtebrere ben erleudtets Geitnuz
rants, Die i9 gut fannie, befanben
iid in unierer ndditen Ndbe.
pSie iino sepiB aud hunsrig"
foete i9 gu meiner 8.gIsitsrin.
r@oGIsn sic nit mir fpeiien2"
Sic ftuBte -. sOserte -. fdgte
ater oann gang rubig:
r@eibna9ten 1T ni9t Elm Sag
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19
Der Sittitelier.

Sin bider, rotbenaitsr Wanu
fOmmt Sur 5rau zines 9eiitliden in
9ereforbfbire.
rNaoume," iagte er. Sd mDdte
Shre Qufmertfamtsit auf cine arme
Samilie lenten. Der Batter lit elm
Sdufer, Die Mlutter gu aft, I'M gu
arbeiten, uno ole &inoer trGntIi9.
Die armen Wiirmer iperben gum 8ets
teln uusgeihidt, um penisitens Die
Miete oufummensubringen. Die 5
Phlno betrGst, fOnit miro Die 5amis
lie auf Die StraBe geiebt."
~Ous iit ia fdretli4," fagte Die
Dame mitIeibig, bier tit oas @sIO.
slher tper finb Sie2"
sd bin Der Batter, MaOame."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19
slns Der 1tnfalldJrpnif.

Infer alperebrter Tlitarbeiter
Serr t. bat iid tiirSlid bsim gbz
ipringen BON Der Gar eine f9merSs
bufts SebnenSerruns Suse5osen, Die
ibn am @e6en psrbinOert uno pors
ausii9tli9 auf @oden ans 9ett feis
felt!
Seine 9emablin, eins seborene
Giirrtno9 2an9enpeilingen, pflegt
lin unermiiolid unb ipei9t ni9t BON
Iftnem Eager. glus oieiem @nlab
fno Serrn 4. sablreihe tsiInebmenOe
&unOsebunsen bon na4 uno fern sus
gegangen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

-8eiB Gott, id aIaube. bas lit iie",
pie ale Sage. unO SeiIisubenO srit
re9t ni9t."
@ir traten elm. SD ipdbIte einen
Slid in Der @de Oss sroBsn SadIs.
llnb oa buben mir beiOe elm paar
Stunoen seiehen. oiniert unO ges
plauOert. llno srit als mir Ins
setrennt batten. 1T mir eingefallen.
bab tsiner BON uns beiOen Den gtas
men unb Die aoreiie oes anOsren
fonnte. 8eim 9tbI9ieO = iie polts
nidt, oaB i9 iie gu ibrem Sauie bes
sleitete - f6entte iie mir ibr 8eiis
fenbutett, uno i'd CAB ihr ben tleis
ren SannenSDeig, Den mir meme
Sinoer eeiaidt batten -.
90. Oas 1T ales, Sic feben, mei>
ne 9ef3idte 1T gar ni4t Isbr
cuberg.pObnIi9. Sd peroe Dem iuns
cen MGO6en tpubri9einli9 taum ie
pieOer begsenen, unO bas tut mir
leio, Oenn lie lit iebr fpmpatbif9."
Sruu S9iitte bate iinnenO 5uges
bGrt.
.Seit Sfern. iasts Sbre fdOns
llrbetannte, tpdre iie in 9uris? Wars
ten sic nal einen Qugenblid!"
Die quite Dame itano auf, bolte
lire @iIitsnturterI9ul., duf Der piele
TuBsnos bon &orten in alien 9rOBen
bunt our9sinanoerlasen.
.Sisr merle id uGe Oie aus
9eutI9ldno @mpfobIenen binein.
@ieu.i9t 1T Die Oarunter. Su. Serr
Gpttor, nebmen Sic ole G9aIe unb
iu9en sic. Der sebsimnispolle 3aus
fsr, Der Sic i'm Sannenseru9 am
Seilieabeno 5uicmmsnfiifrte. pirtt
tpomDsIt9 am Wsibna9tstas aus Der
9iTitentartcn G9aIe nod ipsiter.
GlmboIs ndbm Die S9ale uno
niiblte l16eln0 in Den 8arten berum.
RI1blid tpurbe sr buntelrot.
.0eiB @Ott. id sIaube. bus in
iit!" rief er, cine i6mals Sarte nit
Srauerranh in Oie !S6bc haItenO. llnb
nit Dor Grrssuus 5iitsrnoer Stimm.
Ias er: rGIia ppn @srten" uno 81.
nit 8IciItift gsI6rittene 9lbrsHe:
Rue de Pinthievre &c." -.
gu oiefen @tibuuhten bu5en
G6iittGs Dottor Glmbols nit f.in.r
Gattin gelaOcn. Sic 1T natiirli9
cine @cborene BON Wsrtsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

- @emitlt9. &unOs (na9z
Dem sr raIisrt pOrOen iiD: nDas
1T osnn oas2 0a flieBt mir ia an
bier Stellen 8lut BON Geiidt berub!"
Barber: .Sa, uno oa meinen sic
nod, sic ieien blutarm!"
: GmpfinbIi9. rSu, mars
I'M polleH sic oenn Dem germ cine
runterbauens @r bat bod nihts GEE
Tugt als: Sd berIibers Sic! Das TT
bpd teius 8elei0ieungl-
so, ipo er Neutrality-suspicious.
iR!"
Il m 9 teben. SamiIisns
puter, als er Die bielen ibm 5uses
oa6tsn geI6ente betra9tet, 5ur
5rau uuo Den 8inoern: nSbr b1bt
mid absr Elm bifel gu febr in nns
tpIten geitiir3t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

8cibuatbten In Der Frcmoe lit fir uns
@cutidc traurig.
lpuren ibm gepiB nod ni9t pors
getpmmen.
.@eibnadtsn in Der 5remoe 1T
fir uns 0eutI9e trauri9!" fagte
i'd.
,Sa, ss 1T au6 bus srItemaI, SaB
id bon Suuie fort bin. 8o-ige
@eibna9tsn abnte i6 ni6t, ouB i9
Den bsutigen SpeiligabenO alIsin auf
bem Barrier 9OulsOurO 5ubringen
ipiirbs."
.2tbsr iinO sic oenn bier Obne
isben S9ub, Obns SreunOe unO 9es
tannte9"
nGigentIi9 ia! Sd bin gu Sitern
nit etnigen @mpfeblungen bergstpmz
men. 9lber mas iin0 Gmpfeblunesn!
Mann eibt feline &urte ub, miro b04z
f.sns eihmal gu elmer sais See .ins
gslaoen uno iiber feline BerbdltnlHe
cusssfragt."
SD Iebe, sic Iino in Sruusr."
Dir iparen mittIsrtpeiI. our9 81.
bsGs Rue Ropals seibritten, Der
Place De la Goncoros gu.
SD babe meine @ltern pI0e!i9
perloren uno bin bierber eetommsn,
I'm mir cine GriItenS 5u griinoen."
,Die 70 bisle! @sun man nur
ali ben iunssu beutI6cn NGb6en, Die
Der Mdsnstbers paris un5isbt. iagsu
tGnnte, pis unenOli9 idtper IS lit.
Tih ssrabs bier einen GrnerbsSnsig
su I9affen. StunbeH sebsn, u.bers
i.ben, ni9t tpabr9 9as 1T es, mas
ale bier poIIsn unb ipas 70 i9ner
su errei6en it," sic nidte.
sSa, sic bubsn r.9t. Sd iub
ras aud balS elm, absr i'd tpeiB ipirts
lid ni9t, mas aus mir tperoen foll.
psnn ole puur bunOert Srunt. nit
osuen it9 bcrsetommen bin, perbraud]t
enb. s1d babe f.in Salsnt gum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

SroIt: 9samter. Der bsi ber9ez
f0rOeruns iibergunssn tpurOe: rMsin
ein5iser SrOit, DAB i'd uu9 tpirtIi4
ni9ts setun babel"
0rudfebtsr. DER @isz
Hub beranItaltet Den nG9fen Sonnz
tag BEL siinitiger Ditterung elm sros
bes Wett I uufen.
- 3erfreut. 8eIu4: sd
Gabe Isbr bsouuert, Serr ProfeRor,
bab i6 Der 8eeroisuns Sbrer Dsrs
Itorbsnen Srau @smablin ni9t beiz
pobnen tonnte. Weine 8ran5ipenoe
buben Si. oo6 bstommen?"
9rofeKor: mSSuiuubl. msinsn berg
li6Iten Sant aud, = meine Sruu
Fat iia Iebr iiber Den &ran5 ssfreut!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

Da mir rns ale Id9elno aniabsn
rno Serr S9iitte etipas llnnerftdnb:
Ii9ss, bus ipis ~Sbo!" Hang, in iei.
nsn grausn Bart murmelte, fubr Der
0ottor tomiib bsIeioigt fort:
.Sie oenten nutiirlieb sleih pies
Ger I6limme @eIbi9ten! Soft be-
rabrs! SEPT, no ib es Sbnen ers
aG6le, merle tb erf, tpie aatG9Gih
mein @benteusr eigentlib lit. ga,
alfo! Die Dame, Die i6 i'm 9uns
feln gar ntbt orosntIi9 iebeu tonns
ts, f9ien nod jung Su fein. Sic
trug Elm einfa9ss Sailorsmuoez&lsiO
unb rod na9 @eil9en. Ser Bell
denouft nit Dem Sannsnseru9 pers
ipanoelte mir Die place De la Wias
btlsine plObli6 in einen feftIi6en
Salon. 9ie unbetunnte i9ien mid
sar ni6t bemsrtt gu baben. sic
gudte Die 8dume an uno mar in
@eoantsn psriuntsn. MertniirOisl
Sd bate fofort Die @mpfinouns:
9as iit feline Sran56iin! Surd ben
aIeiosrftoff bin6ur9 fiiblte id ioSus
fasen : 70 ldderlib Ous aud Him
gen mag! - Oeuti4en Pulsf4ldg!
Wait sinem WlaIe Sog Die Dame ibr
Saf6sntu9 unb trodnets ii9 Die Gus
gen. Damn bDrte ib lie gang leiie
ieufaen: n9l9 @ott!" 0as fam tief
aus Der 8ruft. 9llfo ib bate mid
ui9t seirrt! Sd iiberlsgte mir bas
itie. oh i'd fie anipreden iollte. gs
fbien mir ettpas ssipast. Der 5us
fan baIf mir aber. Ser 9aumpertdus
fer, Der uns beibs piellei4t f9on
IGnee beoba6tet bate, frat beran uno
fraste uns, ob Ma6ame unb MOns
iieur - er 6ielt uns fir Elm 9drden
= Idon ibre WabI getroffen 6dtteu.
Da biidte Die 4ngerebete iiberrai9t
gu mir auf, unb mir ld9elten dns
bsios an. Sd Iuste ibr uuf gut
9euti6: r@s sebt Sbnen setpiB 10
ipie mir! Die 8Gume srtnnern Sic
on Die Seimat! @oIlten sic einen
teufsn9"
.Rsin," ontportete iis topffdiits
telno. sd tpiiBte ni4t, ipObin Ous
nit"
Sinh sic benn san8 arlein in
paris9"
Sic nidte. un6 ss fhien mir. als
bGtten fid ibre Iu9en ipieoer nit
SrGnen eefiiIt.
sd femme sic 5ipar niht, 9ndOise
5rau" -.
r9itte, SrGuIein," fliiiterte iie.
r2llIo gnGOisss SrGuIein -. absr
id CLAUDE, es lit geraten, ouB mir
uns BON oieIen 9Gumen trennen, Oa
irir ia oo9 teinen tuufen pOllsn.
@enigftens ipiiBte i6 aud nidt, mas
it Oumit anfangen iollte -. 9enn
ib bin aud allein. Der Wtann oa
min uber cine 9lntiport buben."
vSa, sic buben re9t, mir fpollen
gefen."
Sas .pir" mu6t. mir SpuB. gs
mar ibr ii9erIi9 MIR 70 entidIiirft,
unb Iie boffte, i6 bate es nt6t be-
merit. mir sinsen uIIO elm paar
@9ritte suidmmen. Der fransOii'6e
9aumbGnOIer fab uns topfidiittelnb
nod. 60 Elm puur pAllemands"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19
Sn Der Rage. S6lpie.

Sn Der &use. Sapie9ers
mutter: r9ein Mann i9siut meinen
500 gar nidt erpartsn gu t0nnen,
um re9t balo gu erbsn = aber i9
Iterbe, tpann i9 min = uno ipenn
ibm bus ni9t puKen Iollte - Ounn
iterbs i1 iiberbaupt ni9t!"
= 9 6lagsnoer 9eDets.
0ome: r8oraus i9IieBt man. buB
auf Dem NOnos teine Menfhen ipobs
men? DsiI man 10 tIeine 0inge
ni6t mebr nit Dem SeleItop unters
f6siOen tann2 Sas 1T nod tein
@runb."
Sernrobrmauu: r4bsr man tOnnz
tc srDBere 0inse unteridsioen, 3. g.
DirtsbGuier; uno Die sibt es ni9t
ouf Dem WtonO, fOlslid aud teine
@ienIden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19
Ginr I1erifer
l)eiGnaftSgel6idte.
Bon 9tnne Sules Safe.

~Rir 1T ssftern abenS cine merfs
iuiiroige @ef9i9te pdfiert," fdste
Sottor @ImbOl5. inbsm er langfdm
feline Uiottatuiie uuf Den &amin
ftelIte. Gs mar am erfen Deibnd6ss
feiertug porigen Subres. uno mir Rdts
ten BEL eemeinfumsn Sreunben, ipie
aIIidbrli6 an oiefsm Sage, Suiums
men sefpeift. 0iefe SreunOe, elm
dIteres. felt iiber Oreibig Subren in
Sruntrei9 lebenoss beutI9es @bes
poar, Serr uno 5ruu S9iitte, bus
iih tpGbrsnb feines lungen glufents
bcIts i'm ausldnbe nur einen Qtsent
ouf oas re" suseleet bate, pflesten
biei.nissn ibrer 2anOsIeuts, Die nod
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-aus .in.m @.fdnentss

-aus ein.m @efGnsntss
6eri6t. Der Raubm0roer t., befz
fen Sinri9tuns mOrsen erfoIsen
iollte, ipuroe beute morgen i'm @es
fdngnis erbdnst aufssfunben. llrid4e
uEbefannt.
= SroF. Miutter (oie ibrer
aleinen bel ben S9ularbeiten setols
fen bait: rgaun, 2ieiel, puren osins
Gufsaben ri9tis9"
2isi.l: rRsin, Mamu, fie ipursn
fuit aIIs fuIfd."
Mutter: rgle falf99 ., bus
tut mir leio."
2ieiel: rRa, iei nur ni9t traurig.
Wamu. Ollie anosrn Mamas batten
au9 falf9."
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Soebsn neu angetretenes SienIt.
mdO6en: @nd' 5rau, brauben III
Elm Serr. fOG i9 ibn reinIufen9"
0ame: r@er 1T es benn. ipte
beiBt er, frusen sic ibn erit mad
ieinen Wiini9en!"
OieuitmGo9en: ~@9, Der ia
ia 10 f6ii9tern, sr bat ii9 auf Die
Sreppenftufe seiebt uno ipiG fparten,
Biz gnG' Srau erluuben, baB er
reintommen oarf."
9ame sebt an Die Sir unb ers
6litt - ibren @atten!
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Die syPntiae.

@Gr' idh bod elm Tam geipor6eul
Celf5t Seanette 8 i'd bdtte
Ytlt fir bret uuo Srait uub Sfiibubeit
@dr' Elm Rann idll Seuf5t Seanette
GteIlte mid benz srimneu Seis,oc;
sSdre MIR elm Sd)nert mein eigen,
pa. idb ipiirbe aIlerorten
DtidJ als Sie8eseDttin 5ciscnl
Siebc. S6IGge SiIfe, Silfe,
9iuff iie plobIidb bleif por Shreden
Senft. elm SrDidjleiu tat Sednette
Sinter ii6 I'M @ras entbedenl