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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-02
STORY OF LIFE IN
THE DEATH HOUSE
IS WILDLY TOLD
Two Years Near "Little
Green Door" at Sing Sing
Makes Indelible impress
sion on Lustig's Mind.

New. York. Dec. 2-Maurice NJ.
Lustig, one time occupant Of the death
house at Sing Sing, today is a free
man. by the reversal of his conviction
for the murder Of his wife. The menu
DRY, however, of his two-year prox-
unity to the little green door,"
through which he saw II fellow pris-
oners, go away" had made an indel-
ible impression on Lustig's mind. He
can tell Of his experiences on the life
side of the little green door with vivid
graphicness and today he was telling
friends Of what he saw and heard up
the river"
When Lustig entered the death
house he was the 18th man, occupy
ing the last remaining cell. And IN
three weeks less than two years that
he lived near the little green door"
he saw the 16 men that We're his first
companions "go away" through the
door and one other besides. Lustig
believes that many of them were in
nocent Of the crime for which they
were executed.
Sang for Condemned Men.
when a man was to go away not
one Of us slept the night before" said
Lustig. "All night long we sang hymns
and read chapters from the Bible. We
would sing whenever the condemned
| man asked us and sing what he asked.
Many Of these scenes / was destined
to pass through and I became in a
way, hardened to them, but there was
| one scene that I never got used to-
That was the last parting of the man
about to go away" from his relatives.
| Curtains mercifully shut out the sight
| OF that from the rest Of us, but we
| could not stop our oars to the cries
and screams that rang through the
death house. 1t was awful.
1T seems to me that ] will never be
able to forget the depths of despair
sounded by those agonized cries
Fathers, mothers, sisters. brothers
and sweethearts. went by us, weeping
They We're carried out fainting. They
We're dragged out raving maniacs
| There was an awful silence in the
death house just before these scenes
and the stiffness lasted until long af-
! ter the screams had ceased in the cor
ridors. None Of the rest of us seemed
to want to be the first to speak"
The last man to die before Lustie
was freed was Albert Wolter. con-
victed Of the murder of Ruth Wheeler
and Lustig said no believed Woltel
innocent.
/ Il heard him on his knees swear Il
his father and mother the Sunday be.
for that he was innocent and no mar
who approached the little green door
while l was there was calmer than wal
| wolter," Lustig said.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-02

not 10 serve nlHls II our eHOrt6 ana our
legislation are not to reach in actual
effect the man on the street.-the
masses Of the people-then all is utterly
vain. II our work Is to continue to be
simply a scholastic entertainment, al
great intellectual fete or display Of
logic between lawyers with no actual
result to the people. certainly we have
something to do in finding some other
plan and purpose with which to deal
with this profound and far-reaching
subject.
Nov what are We going to do about
this situation7 Arc We going to hug the
delusion or practice the deception of
the last 20 years1 Under what theory
Of craftsmanship or morals do we per-
NIT . corporation to continue to enjoy
. part Of sovereign power Of the state
after II has become q violator Of the
law?
Under what theory do We permit a
corporation to occupy the channels of
interstate trade which has been con-
ter powers Of the corporation. And in
victed Of crime7
why do We perpit ono corporation
engaged in interstate trade to buy up
and hold the stock Of another corpora
ton?
| why do we permit corporations, or
ganized with as high as $70o.o00.000 Of
watered stock to put It out to the pub
lie?
why. in short, do we permit these
creatures which we have created and
marvelously endowed 70 dictate and d.
rect the policy OF their creator?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-02

ence of some theme which IL worthy
OF their time and worthy Of sacri-
fice.
Suppose we put aside many Of the
questions which the more progressive
members of the party advocate and
take alone. for the sake Of argument
those questions which no conservative
and no progressive can refuse to con-
slider as imminent for solution. Take
three-a proper system of national tax
alton; the rehabilitation Of our financial
system; a proper ana effective treat
ment of the subject OF the trusts. The
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-02

Miss Floy Allen. who has been visit
Ing in Boise for several months. a
guest at the home Of Mrs. w. H. Pohl-
man, 1913 North Twentieth street. left
for her home In the east yesterday
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-16
Death Of Former Citizen

Mr.. Alex. II. Richardson. a ns-
tive OF this county. where ne was
born sbont II years ago. died last
Sunday morning at an early hour IN
his home In Newport News. bis
remains were brought here Tuesday
morning and laid 70 rest by the sios
of those of bis wife and son. Dab
ney. in Cedar Grove cemetery.
His wife. who was a Miss Harris.
preceded him TO the grave several
years ago. Since then be has made
his home with his children. Of whom
two sons and two daughters survive.
Mr.. K. d. Richardson. of this coun-
~. IS the only surviving brother.
Among those who attended the
funeral. other than immediate mem
bsrs of the family. from a distance
were Mr.. J. L. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Richardson. OF Hampton.
and Mr.. and Mrs. lie Comp. and
Mrs. Nettie Richardson. o. New
port News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-16
Larger Paper Next Week

Beginning thursday, Nay =,
1912, The Sszstes VIII BE couo-ed IN
SIZE. and WI come . is readers ln
eight page form. az a. home print
The increased advertising patronage
and the necessity OF printing more
local news forces Us 70 take tbs
step
Tie Increased cost O every article
gong into the making CT a newsPa-
pr has increased many Pr cent. IN
the past Ter years Therefore We
are torced 20 advance the pnoe o.
the paper as follows,
One year, Sl-Sls rlne monlns
Sl,0o; SIX months, Sc; three months,
S0c- payable II advance
But as ne no1ce hzs no' 0e-1
gwen earn~r- ne WI @-o~ "a "lo
are = arrears O. "hoss s1os0'P1 -ol
expires THIS month 20 nave lle
l2-sl paps4 e----- .~1- a. Tx Oh
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-16
BarhansViIle.

Bsrhsmsviile. Va. Nay Ito
mo met their Waterloo when Bar
Evansville dropped IN and swept
them away last Thursday afternoon.
'Rube" Martin was pounded from
the mound a total OF IA hits and Z
scores being given by him.
Bsrhamsville's pitcher did not
come, 50 young Godcin was let loose
Rt them and shut them out for seven
innings; Ed. Cotrell was then in
ured il a collision at home and dis
bed. Everybody lost their cour-
&c and Toano scored @ times that
ming. But before and after that
nev never found third.
It's a gamble that had COtrell
rot been hust Tosno wouldIhave been
nut out.
u 3 z 5 8 Z s g
/ -oano. .....OOO OOO6 o c
I lsrhamsville i o 2 3 o g o o
/ Toaoo. o runs. Z hits. II errors
Iarhamsviile. Z runs. a hits, 3 er
mrs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-16
AsE La Firm Formed

A rev lsw 6rn mas been organ
sze6 h~-e. 70 Re k1oEn as Henley,
Garner & Han. The partnership
begins Jane I and the Grm VII
nziutain os5ces II ne Peninsula
Bank builcirg. Williamsburg. and
the MEtusl B1doing. Richmond.
Mr.. Hal MI De il TIE former snc
Mr.. Garrett 10 the Richmond ofhce.
while AE. Herley VII divide rs
tine between the TWO PAGES.
The serlc- mcmoeE o. the Ern.
Novel L. Helley. son of TIE late
judge r Z. HellSy. IS Common
w'azlfn's attorney O rhis city and
coRnty. 8 position ae nss held Nltl
ho7ar for several years ard was -.
cenny re-elec1sd Tor another tern
he IS z successful lawyer and enjoy
q splendid practice l. &. Came
is = son Of ne late Judge Garrett
Was for eignt years ConuonWealtn'
Arnrney OF Mathews, and for aoog
IS many years pE1Fatc secretary =
the Hon W. A. jones. The jGrio
EaembcE q tne firm. Claiming Hal
Is q son u u. J. L. Hail. q vi
Ian and Nary. and has untl recen'
~ been connected sira the legal &C
partm.ent o. tie Seabosrd Air Lir
aE Portsmoutn. having resigned {
enter fne new hrn. he IS = prom
ssing yosng Ea1.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-16
Odd Fellows At Grand Lodge

Nearly forty Cid Fe.lo~s. men,
bsrs Of 5snnilt0n Lodge. went down
70 NewPor, News hy auto TUESDAY
Afternoon to attend an in;6s6on in
the first degree BY two oOnsestins
teams The run down was pleasant
aud uaeventful. all arriving in time
10 enjoy the occasion. After the
contest. supper was served at Hotel
Pocahontss 70 thirty seven members
ard their guests. among the latter
being Eon. William c. Stubs. Of
Gloucester. and L. c. Haney. CO
Carenont. Frank Asmistesd, del
.egste 70 the Grand Lodge from the
loosl lodge. vas on hand 70 meet his
brethren and had arranged for the
supper.
II was about twelve o'clock when
the last car started ont O. Newport
News On the return uip. About the
last car 70 start was +. Il. Balls
and the big Rambler soon ovsrhauled
and out-5isssncsd 81 the others save
one. and i was nosing up close on
that ons when sonsthing happened
mo il happen6 so quickly and endeo
So happily that rome IRE sad 70 tel
about Il. except, perhaps. TIE owner
VINO VIII have a bill 70 pay.
Pounding along az about twenty
niles ar hour. rVhich was about half
the speed made earlier IL the even
ing. a Sudden jar was felt. a crunch
irg noise heard. then the sound OF
5-skes znd-silence. Investigation
revealed one rear wheel missing. iy-
NJ bacE II the road about fifty feet
frou the machine I, had been
arsuched OF a. the axle. Ga the
SIDE that went down sat q heavy
rsiEht. E. L. Spencer. press tsnt OF
me Peninsula Bank. Wao Jet out q
VEL thar was -s5dsntly heard by the
o1couiuE machines. a kind OF 5. O.
s. tE out OF the darkness came
coming the painting Etde Fords. q
rhoic lsstot them. % stand By n,
5iE T.razlc Il distress. There We.
q -lr,le thrill O. excitement ana bis
l1En Tayicr. who vas on the iron
seat wslh ar. Bal. had a uervou
clll. The other occupant of n,
car was a .iEht weig1t. q kind o.
psper weight. and hsc litde 20 say
The other boys stood By thei
distressed friends and after hauiin.
me oisso,ed Titan out OF the road
1uncl=d az hands into their car
and COZ them back home safe az
sound az = o'ciock. a raiu 81 or
+ caught ire cars about Bcsle's eros.
1 Ing and there wsre few ory-eves-
~nen al found themselves IL the
4 homes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-16
IlAsTty School CslsbraiGa

!"
ter>sting social evrnss OF TIE sessoil
was a drsna. rendered BY ioue
talent. at Liberty School. on Mosdsy
evening. the % ult.
Il being the maiden entertainArt.
held in the beautiful. new sc BOZ
building. K was well attendd. !
despite the inelement weather. ID
the modest sum OF twenty-one d
lars was realized. |
The drams was entitled "A Bun6 |
of Matches and represented a
anxious mother. Mrs. Massengei
Miss Retha McCann). trying q
secure for her son. Harold, Mr.. Au3
brsy Barnes a wife.
There were SIX young ladies at the
hotel with the Messengers. and
Harold wsa desperately in love with
one. little Annie Willis. who was the.
paid companion OF e Madame Gano
His mother obtained from him the.
promise that he would drop this little
nobody" as she considered the
companion girl. and DO his best TO
VIII any one ofthe other girls
Accordingly. Harold addressed
them one BY one IN a single day.
beginning with the accomplished
artist. Edith Beverly (Mrs. Vernon
| Taylor. who. with great dignity.
told him she was afraid she would
object"
The Lady OF Letters. Katharine
| Gus. Mss Maguie Wallis. in a
chzrmingly graceful manner. prem
ised 70 be only a friend. The dash
ing sot Of Weston girl. Wlhimener
5reitner. Mss Alma Bisnkenship) >
whose main attractions were her
osauty and her songs. assured him
| she had a lover II the Wild west ano
he was Gear to her.
Next Oh the scene was Isabe,
/ Cnesler MRS. Oscar Allen q hand
some woman. SO oOQuetnsh. buf
\ Harold was unable 10 WIN her.
Il he proposes. now. 20 a dear little
4 QuakeT. Ruth Turnpenny (Mis.
Mamie Stewart whers upon 81,
ADVISED him he had 10 right to ash
cer hand. nor any. save that OF Anne
2 Willis. the one he loved.
After faithfully keeping his prom
= ise. with 70 success. Harold was FIRE
10 return 70 his old love. Anne Will
I | (Mrs. Annie e.. King who va
r. ready 70 rsciprocate his affection.
r. The stately Mrs. Massenger. nos
z 5ewldered. was $3.50 surprised
she was almost overcome. out upo
learning that Annie was OF the Will
family OF Connecacut. she. in
+. peculiarly gracious manner. We
c coned her daughter-in-law wiz
b delight
s All the girls were ready 70 civ
them their blessing. II is needles
al 70 chronicle here thzt Harold was
T. happy soul. for he had Won IA
y pretty brown-eyed girl OF his choic
and he deserved her.
y His mother assured him. she d
2 not mean 70 interfere. but simpl
ie wanted him 70 make . good. sensib
match
" The last Harold was heard to Z;
claim was yes. mother. but not
Bundle OF mstchesl"
On thursday evening. May 2.
e a large and attentive audience. Il
~ following delightful program "
rendered in the assembly room
:, Liberty School. New Kent count
Address OF Welcome. Miss Liz
az Jeffress; Song. Springtine Ii N'
IS. Kent. School; Recitation, a 81
rs Basket, Rosa Walls; Dialog, A Lit
Army. Five Boys; Rec. Where Z
IN spank weed Grows. Floyd Walls;
rs. Dol Show. Seven Little Cir
Temperance Exercise. a number
AZ boys and Minnie Mckinney; Writ
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-16


Wesley Marable, Addie Predmor,
W. II. Marable and Victoria
Hlnman, -.-...--................ Defendants
The object Of this suit Is 70 secure
partition ID one Of the modes prescribed
by law, Of the tract Of land located IN
Charles City County. Virginia. Known
as Cherry Hall and containing 30
acres. more or less, adjoining Rural
Shades, the land Of James Hall and
others.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that VictOria Human, one Of the
defendants, a. not a resident Of the
State Of Virginia, IL is ordered that she
appear here within fifteen Gays after
due publication Of this order and do
what is necessary 70 protect her inter
est Ia this suit
A copy-Teste:
r s. MAJOR, Clerk.
: Nance q Sspsss pc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-16

Championship game between
Richmond College and w. & a..
Saturday sttsrnooo.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-16

Pay your subscription, 81. before
Nay . and save fifty cents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-16
VIRGINIA.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF CHARLES CITY,
the 7th day Of May. 1912.
Irene y. Waring. ......................P Plaintiff
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-29
Wir werben Wpobrpu @ilion wable
(~8obIgemeinter 8abli6er5.)

@arten mir nenigc &oden peiter,
porauf mid)tiser Wablta9 iperben
miro. lpeSbalb Wdbler ndblen nerben.
Wir @dlbIer 8isconlin's, melhe
lpilhe 8dlper. piiite @inbfdlle, ipeibs
lid pur5elfrei lpirften. fpoburd) meits
geoebnte Weioen, fpoblbenadiene
8ieien. ipieeenoe 8ei3enfeloer lpurs
Den. mir peroen, - ipenige Weigerer
tpegae3dblt, - tpie iplnberniele ipeIts
lifen B~elttbeiles Weltmadt> Wdbler.
lpiais ipertbseihdsten Woooroip @ils
ion pdbleu. ipelher, ipie mir nobl
millen. tpabrbaft niirOis 8aibinston's
@eiben Bobnbauies, fpeil lpobls
pplenb. ipoblerfabren. fppblbepaht,
tpoblgelinnt, tparmber3ie, nader,
ipebrbaft. fpaSemutbig, merttbdtig,
padiam, ipeitblideno. nilensitarf,
p~iiienihaitlih. neiie.
0eitentfernt fperoen mir fpdblen
moleseidrbten @aaren5o1ner. ipaifs
edten @lherbeihiieer. puhtisen
Observation-Disclosures.
Weitentfcrnt iperben mir mdblen
ipanfenoen Bortbreder, ipetterlpenoiz
iden 8drpolf. padelnoen Wirrfopf,
ipaumienben Winbbeutel. fpiitbenben
Biibler, niberlihen 8infel3ieber.
wiperipenitisen 8ilofang, perbenpen
8Ghlerid9er.
Weitcntiernt lperben ipir ipdblen
lpulitisen 8anberrebner, pabntpibis
gen Weltumitilr6ler, ipirtbldaftliben
@nuDcrooftor, nettcrnbcu 8olfenitiirs
mer. piocritrmise 8iinIdJe ipedenben
8abrIoger.
Wcitcntfernt iperbcn mir lpdblem
pan5enfredlen @%alierapoitel, pabbez
liSen @cinperddter. .ipaihiappigen
@ciberbana, mi1erinaitlihen &abrs
bcitihdnoer.
&ir mcrben @oubrpp
@illpu 10 Il b fen.
&clien 8ioerpart's &appcnidilb
mare peiBblinfenoer. ipeiien @afien
poblflin9cnber, ipciien @ebrart mir
hcpoller. iueilen &alten p~oblibdti9
pirtcnber. ipeiicn @prte pid)tiacr,
peiien 8ib piir5i9er, meiien @iien
ipeitreihenbcr. ipcIIen Wollen ippbls
ebeler ipie @ooprom Tilipn 90
Rem &abltag lpcrben miro. ipers
Den mir ipertbcn 8opbrop &ilion's
Hibcridder ipinhcllpeih lpalten; mir
belnbe Winoe iperben Wiperindcr
me9iesen; milbe @oSen mcrbcn
8iberiad)er lpc9ldwemmen; 8ibcrs
iiaub ipiro peid)en; @ilion's 8impcl
iperben lpebcn; mesfpcacn Wabltag
Bilion's 8%iberIader murmen. NOS
ge9cn @ilion's @ablern ~tponni9 lpcrs
ben pirb.
Wenn Wabltag lpar. perbcn Wils
ions 8iberiader pesen 8idie pime
mcrn, lpc9en Watiten lpinieln. peeen
8abli@laht weinen. tpesen 0ebmntb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-29

f~pelfen; fperbcn fpasbuliiges, fpeits
fhfpeifenbes &anbern p~irrldliger
Weec nsbnebmenb, punoernb ipiipern:
rWebe, fpebel - 8dbler fparen
tpettmeiit 8ilion's &ebrmadJt, fpdreu
tpeitmeiit 8ilIon's 8iberltrebern
ipirflihe @iirger. - @ie fparen mir
ipnbnbetbort, ipie pin3iabenfenb, fpie
peifiinnigl - mie ipeiniee @dbler
lpablten, ipie mir pilnSften! - @ie@
10, tpdrum, fpesbalb? - BaS perben
mir tplnbenbebetftcn, neil @arnungeu
tpinoipdrts tp%erfenben Babliflndbt>
opfer, tpeiter fpagen lpollcn? - 8eldc
@eiie 8trfens piirbc ipirtimgspoQ,
fpiiroe Wirfens nertb lpcrbcn? =
User ipin tpeiien, iper mill minfen? =
@obinein? - @obinaus? @oe
binter? - 8orunter? 8ebe.
tpebel"
@dbrenb @~aibingtcn's ipirtbliden
8eiBen Robubauie5 @dnbe fuieberz
balen iuerbeu peibepole 8ortc:
yW m n, " pobr o 10
@ilfonl"-
C~Cbip @aiIenireuuo.
.& ~ ~
hnsliidstas.
Odds: n8ic tommt c5 bonn, pas
Sic on einem Sreitag gum Inaclu
9eben? SD bahtc INNER, Sic biclten
Sreitdg fir einen lln9liidStao?"
Wids: sNut, bas babe iA audi
tets getban, aber bette Worgcn fam
$500 ~ ~ - ~ E
ltnsliidstas fir Die Slide iein niirbe."
- ~ y
Miitterlider Bath.
Iutter (am Sof5citstaac i6rer
Sod1ter) ~Rerfc Sir's. ella, niait
On cine rihti9e, 5eiteemdBe S~alsfrau
tperoen, 10 balte auf fplaenoc orei
Singe: 1. auf Die aoiie; 2. auf Den
3ausihliiiel. uno 3. Auf pas lcetc
Wurt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-29
Catholic Home Annual.

Gin fatboliider 8aIenbsr in enslii6sr
Sprade. Wit msbrfarbissm llmidlas.
Sehs Solbiloer uiib cine Weusc Sauifra.
tiouen YreiS 25 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-29
Scltcbtc
NDlfefdlcnccr
fir oaS Sabr 1918.
Sensiacr's ,ttaricn ,1SaienSer.

Grob Suart. SSormat, Sarbeuertd Site!.
bib r9esperbiIb". 100 Suuitr., ooruuter
Z Soubtlosr, mebriarbiser lmidtae, ;peis
iarbtses 8alenbarium, biibihsr @onotalm.
Der, Sreis sFebns .-S reiS 90 StS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-29

bolin audi aus'm 8tbneb brinsit.
friegite nod e Nidel." Ser 9drrt
is nieber llpitdhrs eeganse, Nit
LANCE, DO baIert Der WinnplinHims
perer .Muti6!" I'm brappt bas Sn@
itrument, bnB es gu YiefeS 9ebt.
Sem Sdrri. Dem 2alisbllb, bot bas Ios
piel Sonn gemaft, baB CT am Sea,lter
itebe geblie6e is III seldft bot I'M DO
eS or aeiebc iporDe, IN Der Writer
arllnmbicrelupfer I'M lei SdInili nnb
9ompeni ben angefdtiht gehatt. Iber
Den Sfanbal nefptpean bdttcltc bore
lole! lin mas buht ber peroolic
Seger, Dem arummbicrelrpter lem
dlteiter 8ub? CT telcpbont nnd Der
8olicbs III i6 fperbe lpeac SiitorbeaB
Of &c Tiebs arreitet! SD ben 8ehl
gegclptpc, I'M am nerte @orde fin i'd
Dor Den Ioficbss S1doofh gefomme.
finf Callers sefeint pprSe I'm ben
fui5ig Saaers Sdmdtif for DC 9ee
lddihte SnitrnmentS gable miliel SO
bees nit en- Iutrdbtih2 Se Sunoe
bot geibiporc. ih bate i6ren EieB
oiitorbt. Gber i'd iperbc id)on ihtpe
nit ibnc! Saipmc ie meinen SteB
net uad oiitorbt? SD i'm alio gleif,
bin9egan9e, I'm ben Den 8riirnm7
bierellpfer uno Ieinen 9ub fpese Sie
Itorbens Of mel Yicb perflaet, I'm pere
langc finfbunbert Callers Sdmdt1h."
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Sbnc baslelbe boffcnb, perb(eibe i'd
Silbrs truli
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Sabr meine Serien berrlib 3uges
braht! Iabl5eiten 81 ieoer beliebiz
acn Belt. falte uno ipnrine gdber,
ausae3eihnetc 8eine, feinc Srinfz
sclber fir aelluer. fir Yortier. fir
n@enug, Serr 9oftorl $50 iparen
Sic benn pergansenen Sommer?"
.Slieb babeinl"
= = =
A~aeroings.
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munberihDn. aber ih babe gu Sanie
Elm 9uf, in benz i'd tic Wprt fir
8prt piebcrsefunbeu babe"
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Sref6eit 49,"
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6ud."
Seine Warfe.
8einipirtb (als er einem Sremoen
einen Sdoppen 8ein porieste) /:
.Sieier @ein lieet idou aht Sabre
bel mir i'm &eIerl"
8aIt (nadoem er Tin gefoIret) !:
Sra, ben founten Sic rnbis tpeiter
lieeen laiien!"
gittere AntwDrf.
Gin bieoeres 8duerlein tommt gum
Nrst ipeeen zines rbeumatiifen 2eis
oens. Der Ir3t frast i'm, Oh er ifon
Semanben conIultirt babe?
.So". Iast bas 8duerlein, ben
Npotbefer babe er idon nm 8atb
sefrast,
so. unb tpelhen l%luiinn bat CT
Dir geratben?" fragt Der Gr5t.
n@r bat mid 81 Sbnen seihift,
Serr Softorl"
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gerfeblte anfmunternns.

9ubnenber srrbiemn fir asenten!
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.abounirt aui glte nno gieue Welt

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Girca 100 S%uutratiouen i'm Sabr, barun.
ter manbe mebrfarbise. Iur sebiesene @eiz
TRACE ber~porragsHber autoren. SQufrirte
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gu be,isbsn bur9 isbe Sm9banbluns 10.
ME brett Don ben T%erlesern:
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Chicago: 222-224 w. Madison st.
Sobnenber @erbienft fir asenten!
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niht mebr gu fallen. ais ii6 Der iunge
Wfiliondr fiibL umbrebt nno ieiuem
&dmmeroiener Den 8efebl ertbeilt:
Sean, nebmen sic lie in gmpfangl"
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@erfeblte aufmunternns.
.@rtunern Sie lid, uid)t Ser it,onen
STEELE aus Sdi1er's .GloGe", 5err
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frau 10 unilbertrefflid, geidiloert
ipirb?"
Gatiirli6, 9nGbiec Srau. sanS
iportiif: Bebe, lpenn lie losaeloiicn!"
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Sariier Wobltbdtigfeits : Sasaar lab
oas rei5enbe Srduleiu .. boz
Sturgeon ben befannten Mtiliondr " +.
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.8aufen Sic mir bod etipas ab,
3err u -. ruft ie ibm freunbz
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6raulein, ieben Sic bod bloB meinen
armen Siener binter mir an; er fam
ia nidts mebr Ihleppen Iber
rpenn Sic 8iiiie 5u pertaufen baben -"
- .3u 500 Sraufen bas Stiid. iaz
tpobll $50" .Sier iino tauIeno
49,. Sn bieiem 4ugenblide
mint 6rdulein g. . i6re alte lme
bdbli6e 8eieui6aftsbnme nit ben
Borten beran: ~@eben Sic Serrn
a.. Die 8iiiiel" = Sic umltebens
Den lpdl5en iid Dor Saden, piiien
lid Dor @ergniiseu dbcr i~iberbalpt
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GinSienler KalenScr.

Chart. Sormot. S~arbeubruf : Sitelbilo +:
,Wdter Salpatoris". so Sluitrationen,
baruntsr 8 Solbilber, iarbteer llml6laa,
biibi6er @auotaleuoer, VreiSsR ebus...
YretS Is Ste.
SIT aud III fran;onidsr, italieniider mo
ipallilberS pra1e Su bobeu. YreiS 20 Gts.
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Gtrihfiitos KalcnHer
fnr Die 4Ieinei

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