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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
CURFEW LIGHT TO
BLINK; NOT RING

Los Angeles, CAL, Nov. 15.-"Curfew
shall not blink tonight" may write an
aspiring Los Angeles poet in the fu.
ture.
Chief of Police Sebastin has hit upon
novel curfew idea to warn children
on the streets and that which rings
elsewhere and may blink here. The
plan is turn of the street lights
blink them for a few seconds each
night at 8 o'clock, and children under
II years found on the streets after the
curfew blinks will be escorted by the
police to the police station after the
first offense.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
Negro Pugilist
Released on Bonds;
Again Arrested d

Chicago, Nov. 15-Jack john
son. negro pugilist, accused
of violation of the Mann white
slave act, was released from
custody today before Judge
Carpenter in the United States
district court in bonds Of
$4,000.
The sureties accepted by the
court were the pugilist's moth
er, Tiny Johnson. and Matthew
S. Baldwin a real estate dealer.
Johnson was taken to the
county Jail last Friday and
since had made many efforts
to regain his freedom.
AS Johnson was leaving the
federal building he was ar
rested by a detective on a
charge of having attacked a
newspaper photographer last
Friday when he was entering
the county Jail. The pugiiist
was taken to police station
and cash bond Of $4O0 was
given and accepted for his ap-
pearance when the assault
charge is tried. ,-.. ..
Later the photographer filed
suit asking for $4,000 dam
ages from Johnson.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
COUPLE DEAD IN
A ROOMING HOUSE

Hutchinson, Kans.. Nov. 15.-Mrs.
Lille Green Of Kansas City and Frank
Parks, merchant of Canton. Kans.
were found dead in rooming house
here today when officers broke in the
door. The woman had been gagged and
her head beaten with hammer The
mans throat had been cut with a
knife.
Park leaves an invalid widow and
Mrs. Green a husband and two sons.
The coroner said it plainly was a
case of murder and suicide. Diamonds
and jewelry found in the room indi-
Gated that robbery was not the motive.
The couple were last seen alive to-
IS ther last night
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
.DAG0FRANK0N
WITNESS STAND
. |N0WNDEFENSE
His Testimony Was a Rep
etition of Three Pals
Said Rose Discussed the
Framing Up of Zelig.

New York, Nov. 15.-J"Dago Frank
Cirofici. exonerated by his three gun
men pals of having ever been near the
scene of the murder took the witness
stand in his own behalf today to cor
rebate their stories that Herman
Rosenthai was shot down by Harry
Vallon and "Bridgie" Webber, inform
ers for the state, and not by the gun
men under orders from Charles Beck
er. Cirofici swore that he was on his
way uptown to see his girl when the
shooting occurred, while the others
just happened to be unfortunately neal
the hotel Metrople at the invitation OF
Jack Rose, the states chief witness.
He declared that Rose had never
importuned him or the others "tc
croak" the gambler, but had sought
them out to convince them Of his in
nocence in framing up" big Jack
Zelig his chief.
Cross examination failed to shake
the witness. He gave prompt and EN-
phatic answers. Admitted calmly
that he had served a Jail sentence for
carrying a gun and had been silent
partner In an opium den.
Corrob crates Pals.
"Dago Frank" hollow checked, raw
boned, with curly Jet black hair, took
the stand at 1890 O'Clock this morn
ing. His testimony was an almost
word for word reptition of the story
told by his three fellow gunmen yester
day, up to the point where the witness
said he left Whitley "Gyp the Blood
and Louie" at Bridgie's poker rooms
the night of the murder. He testified
as to the visit of "Jack" Rose to his
appointment to see Whitley" Lefty
and himself. t
WAS anything said by Rose or any
body that night about the croaking
killing or removing of Herman Rosen
thal?" asked the gunmen's attorney
c. G. F. Wahl.
There was not" declared Frank
shaking his head vigorously. He said
the only thing Rose discussed was the
framing up Of "Jack" Zelig, the
gang leader and the shooting OF
Lefty Louie" in Chinatown. Rose
wanted to explain his innocence IN
both affairs, said Frank. r..
Said Rose Couldn't Sleep.
"I said, We'll, Jack, the boys are
from Missouri. You better sho 'em. .
The witness then said that Rose ask
ed him to come with him while they
looked for the other gunner. They
boarded the automobile in which Rose
Vallon and Schepps had arrived and on
the way down town Rose, Frank said
told him that he could not sleeE
nights because of his worry Of being
suspected Of the framing up" OF
Zelig.
"He told me he was known as a
stool pigeon for Lieutenant Becker
but he would prove to me that he was
not stool pigeon but simply got the
stool pigeons for Becker and never
testified against gambling houses"
Arriving at the poker rooms, the
witness said Rose told Webber OF his
disappointment at not finding "the
boys" at Dago Franks and in about
twenty-five minutes "Bridgie" went
down stairs and came back with "Gyp
Louie" and Whitley" .... -.r..
ITO the boys" the witness said
Rose repeated the tale Of i, his limo
cence in the frame up.' Soon the
mysterious stranger entered and after
having gone out and returned said
Rose wanted them to 60 to the Metro
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
LABOR CONVENTION
NOT IN SESSION

Rochester. N. Y. Nov. 15.-There
was no session of the convention Of the
American Federation of Labor today,
adjournment last night having been
until Monday morning. AS explained
by President Gompers, this recess is to
allow the committees ample time in
which to prepare their reports.
Tonight the delegates will attend a
ball given by the Rochester labor
unions.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
DON'T APPROVE OF
PARLIAMENT PAY

London, Nov. 18th payment of
parliament was condemned at this
mornings session Of the conference Of
unionist associations, now meeting In
London. A resolution was carried in
viting "the next house of commons"
to restore the principle Of gratuitous
parliamentary service"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
YOUNG MAN NOW .
CONTROLS FORTUNE

New York. Nov. 15.-Today was
Vincent Astor's twenty-Hrst birthday
and he took legal and official title this
morning to the fortune left by his
father Col. John Jacob Astor. The
total amount of the estate is estimated
at $s0,0O0,0O0 of which Vincent Astor
receives approximately $67,000,OOO.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
RAT NIBBLES EAR;
JUDGE FACES DEATH

Lincoln, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-two weeks
ago Judge E. D. Blinn was awakened
from sound slumber to find a rat
nibbling at his left ear. An operation
was performed yesterday upon the
jurist in an effort to prevent death
from blood poisoning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
SALEM MURDER TRIAL
PUT OFF TILL MONDAY

Salem, Mass. Nov. 15.-Owing to
the continued illness of W. Scott Pet
ers. counsel for Arthur Giovannitti,
the trial of Ettor, Giovannitti and
Caruso for the Anna Lopizzo murder
was again delayed today and post
2onement taken until Monday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
CREMATED IN BARN
WHEN SAVING HORSE

Moline, ILL.,. Nov. 1o.-Dr. W. o.
Beam, prominent Moline physician
was burned to death last night in the
barn Of his brothcr-in law Roland
Whitesidc at Josiin. III. DR.. Beam had
been hunting during the day and last
night put uD his horse in Wlliteside's
barn A fire brcisc out and he rushed in
to get his horse ont and was overcome
by the srnpis .nd cremate ted.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
SOCIALIST MAYOR
MUST PAY $50 FINE

Little Falls, N. Y, Nov. 15.-George
|R. Lunn, socialist mayor OF Schenec
tady was today found guilty of violat
ing the city ordinance recently in re
fusing to move when the police in
terrupted speech he was making to
striking mill employees. He was sen
fenced to pay fine Of $50 or spend
,fifty days III Jail.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
LARRABEE ALIVE
BUT SINKING FAST

Clermont, Nov 15.-At o'clock
this afternoon, former Governor Will
liam Larrabee was still alive, but
growing rapidly weaker. He is show
ing remarkable vitality. according to
physicians.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
7weLpe Persons Including
Daughters ofMine Foreman
Buried i11\UtQh SiLper Mine
+ 50 - + - +++** + y **+**+a I

Salt Lake City, Utah. Nov News reached here this morning
the 300 the 700
feet level 10 o'clock last night Daisy aged 16 and Hazel M
David Banks
Arnold Robinson sightsers their guide James Riley night
shift through air pipes that they the
including Foreman
levels The air connections
with by the caven and there
fear will be found alive.
sixty miners work
ing in relays Of fifteen for fifteen minutes each 49,.
direction
mining today A. A. Henderson
charge. ,
level and unless there Is
that the the level Will
small water and the lunches OF
Of the miners.
is City The Horn sill
richest silver mines In the west
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16
Seryians Made an Attack
Near Debromira and Un-
der Fierce Fire, Dislodged
Ottomans From Post.
ARMISTICE AGREED
UPON BETWEEN FOES
Late Dispatch Says That
Agreement Has Been
Reached by Turks and
Bulgarians; Early Peace.

London, Nov. 15.-5uigaria and
Turkey have agreed upon an
armlstlce, according to a special
news agency dispatch which
reached this city this afternoon
from Bucharest, Roumanla.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-16

counties IS 1855. = II :
@The official canvass has not been
completed. The unofficial returns gave
Dunn plurality Of $50 votes. II this
proves official. Clarke's plurtlity for
the state will be 1,708
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Greeks Leave SaIoniki.

Athens, Greece, Nov. 15-The Greek
army commanded by Grown Prince
Constantine, left Saloniki today and is
proceeding tc Monastir. The Servian
troops have succeeded in practically
surrounding that city where it is be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13

luSut uuI SuqulNI. VlIt 1Glul tlH@
selntr 8efsbIs fIiessn bin unb Sr.
WoN 5pnnSismoI tpiro .9sipsbr auf
S6ult.r!" bon iharfen. ftart.n, Iang<
Iamsn, burten Stimmsn serufen.
9tGIss i'm Suf tpir6 fill. 0reis
bunbert 8Iide rihtsn iid cuf bic off
fene Sir. Don Den sef6Iofen.n unb
ltillItebeuo<n Reibsn esbt cine bebriifz
isnoe Spannuns aus, bic ii9 Ielbff
benz 5u6f. oss Gbsfs mitSuteilsn
E4eint. Sein SpaSisrgane III un>
terbroden, un6 NIT runoen 9lusen be-
tra6tst er Die Singe I'M ii9 ber.
3ipsi RGnner erf9sinen borbaupt
auf ber S@pelIt oes nieorisen @ss
bGubes. Gnbsre Mannf6dften umrins
gen iie nit ss5iidten 8nionettsn. llnt
Der biiitsre Sug bttpsst fi5 IansIamen
Sdrittes fpeiter unb blsibt enblid Dor
Der @ruppe Der Offi3i.re mittsn i'm
Sof iteb,n, Der @biutont Ii.I nit
miirriIdxm Son unosutIi9 ben lire
teilsfprud. Der 8ataiIlons9ef it.bt
uIlein. Die Saden suiammen, uno
ipridt nit lautsr @timme Ole ents
i4eibenbsn Dorte. bic nit fdnsibsn@
Der S4Grfs fallen:
Z ~Sm Numen oes frana0iiTden 8oI=
tes!" =. Sm Romen bes frdns0iis
i4en 8oltes! Die unerbitt!ihen
DOrte tIinsen mir nod i'm Obr, iss
oes Sinnss bar. ipGbrsnb isbt, totsns
btaB apif6en ibret uu9 erbIsidten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13

9sslsitLns, Ole beibsn unsIiidli6en
an mir poriibsrsiekn. llngliidIsligs
gef&olfe nit finlteren, bobldugigsn
Geii9tern. Die ubssriTenen lnfers
pffi3isrstrsfen bIsibcn iihtbar bur9
ole Spuren Oss ipeibsn 6aOens. nit
osm iie aufssndbt ipuren; elm Dsr'
9sIener &nopf bdnat triibfelig an
Der 8lufe bes Strafsefansenen.
@s fhien mir, als rubs Der Bid
bss Strafaefansensn beim @priiberdss
ben einen Momsnt auf mir; Elm Bid
OplI 8eru6t,ine, SAB uno Reio. limo
ben gunSsn Sag fat mid Der sebdNis
qe Bid. biefer fIiidtige Bid. in Dem
Die piIbe @ufIebnuns bes Snbipibus
ums qeoen bic tou6e unb bIinbe 9es
meinidaft lag. Die es sermalmt. tpie
elm S9Iud5en. tpis Elm @oripurf psrs
foIgt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13

nal aeIferntes SornOieh bab' Did
,isenbdnbig bierber gei9idt!"
.Sopobl. 0u parIt 10 freunbIid,A
6eitGtiste Gsb6aro lisbensipiiroig.
p4lleroinss lit ss mir INNER nod
teillpeiIe buntsl. iparum eieentIid2"
rMir au1", fagts 90rner in lpobls
tusn6er llebereinitimmuns nit ietnem
Satpieserpater.
rRa, Serbre6sn mir uns ni6t ben
4ppf bariiber = ieoenIalls biit Su
Der Sitter meiEes @Iiidss. uno oes'
balb ="
9Drnsr rithtete fid seIpannt in bic
6Dbe. @s CAB alfo bod nod einen
Soffnungsitrdbl. Der oieies fdauerli<
DE Suntel feinsr @eele erbelltel
Limb oesbaIb - usbrieens ebe
i9 fortfubre = bu iiebit bod elm,
ooB i'd nun anoere @ufipenOun9en
maiden mub dIs fsitbere"
.Hu, itb lpeiB niht9"
r9od. Iieber Sunse, bu buft mir
ia INNER IeIbIt seIost, psnn i9 iiber
cure srobe Nusgaben gsbrummt bds
be, fold elm Sausitunb toIte enorm
bisl. Nun bat ia Gill nod gu be;nsn
9roben Ginnabmen ibr miitterlihes
Grbteil, unb i9 pollte bssbalb ben
b0dit iiberfIiiFisen 3ufhuB Ihtpincen
laIen. Sd bu uber, ipie seiagt,
our9 beine Gr5tti6e 8erorbnung Der
8eeriinoer meines neusn @liidss biit,
70 babe i8 mid enti4IOTen, ben Gus
f6ub ="
.3u perboppsIn!" fisl 96rner iei'
nemSdpisserpater boffnunsspOlI ins
Wort.
rRsin, nur sur SGIfte Su itrsi6sn
unb @u9 Den guten Rat 5u eebsn,
tiinftis redt ipariam gu iein. 9o4
mill ih Dir ben 9lufentbdlt in ein.m
Snnatorium germ be5ableu, falls
0u BON Der frsubigen lsberraf4ung
einen Rerpen9ot buponsetrussn buben
Iollteit. 9u iiebft nGmli9 sun5 10
aus. mein Iieber S6piessrfobn"
Sn cine Herpsnanifalt sing 0Ors
ner nun ia ni9t, aber er fubr f9leus
nislt bsim Su ieiner Srou.
Die mn1te BEL feiner Riidfebr nur
eine einsise besei9nenbe @ebGrbe. ins
bem iie nit ibrem nieOliben Singer
on Die Stirn tippte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13
Die itnf@ulo pom sanSt.

Die 0ams. bic ben SOmmer auf
elmer 5arm i'm Stuate Nep Yort
oerlsbts, bate bon BORT Elm WGbAen
mitee6rutt, ba Der SisuItmGbhens
nanseI in Relp gort iih INNER mebr
fiiblbar ma6t. @inige Gage nuh
;brer @ntunit in Der Wietrppoie fam
5as RGbatn su Der Ma0ame:
.israu Millsr. id muB Sbnsn fin.
oigen, i9 lpih ipieOer nad SuuIe."
.9(6er ipesbalb osnn. Sann., b1ben
sic Ssimipeb9"
.g2sin. 5tau MiIIsr."
.Sbsr fpsreen Sic bel uns nidt
gut tebanbslt2"
%, bic 9sbdnOIuns 1T fsbr gut,
d6sr = meine @siunobsit muat mir
SOrg,."
Sinh sic osnn trant9"
.g2ein, aber ib CLAUDE. Reip gort
if Elm isbr un9eiunber Ylub. i'd has
Be leute IC6on Den Oiertsn 2ei4en5us
an SauIc ooriiberfabren fshsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13
Stokfentser.

60 ftesen uno Iusen i'm truurissl'
9ras
llnb fin ii9 pertrdumen = bos fpdrt
ooh mas. ..,
Sm Ssrsen ni4ts mshr uIs Elm
beimli9ss 2ieS.
9as abnsnb bic blumise Weits
bur65iebt,
limb iiber ii9 ni4ts uls Elm ionRt'
ger Shsin,
Gin ipunberbar fponniees Sliidies
lisfein.
llub IsdSebnidbris gum ri4tissn
gnS -
Serrsott, iper bos Stpeimal erIeben
bod tSnnt'!
gGiiabstb perli4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13
sie ssrfaante Strierans.

Gtn nettes 9ef6iht6en tpuroe urs
lIngit in elmer Wieuer &iinitlsrgsIeus
f9aft ersdbIt. Gs trus iid = pors
drsgeieBt. bab es pobr lit = in elmer
Dterrei9iffen propinaItabt su unb
fein Selb TT Der betunnte Ssnoriit
Geo SIeaat. Ser SGnger mar INNER
Elm gutter 9fedner uno Io9rs9nsr;
unb 70 lieB er ii6, tepor fein &onSert
in Der propin5Itabt begdnn, BON bem
betreffenoen 8sranitultsr cine 9lbrehs
nung iiter bic pertduften 8illetts
de6en. @r itan6 bdmdls nod om Be
ginn feiner 8on5erttarriers; nidt
itbes SIeaat : 9on3ert ipar auspers
fault. 60 lrars aud bamals in isnsr
prooin5Itabt Der san.
gIber bic abrsdnung hes 9eranifals
ters sefiel benz 9iinItler gar nidbt unb
es fd1ien ibm, aIs Oh bem bod mebr
perIpuen i'm SaaIe iGben, als Der
Quspeis Der rertauften 8illette perz
msrtte. gtls Slesat has pobium be-
trut. bate er bus @sfiibl, ybemoseIt"
gu iein. Sofort bf9IOB er. ii9 @ss
fpibbeit Su bsridaifsn unb Osn Snal
einfa4 uus3u3dblen. limb apur -
cine onbere 3eit bafiir CAB ss nidt -
in ben @iertels unb gl6telpaulen eines
2iebes, bas er ols srIte Rummer Su
iingen bate. SO mar bas 2ieo
r@.rfhpiessns 2iebe", Di6tuns BON
@t9enborff, Nuiit BON Suso @olf.
Sls5at sdblts nad isbsr @ersseiie bic
Reiben Der 3uborer in ruiheitem
Sempo gang Ieiie fir ii9 aus. 70 ouB
ii9 Der 2iebsrportras eisentlid fol-
senbermuBsn seituItete;
.ll,ber gBipfel unb Saatsn
Il, 2, 8, 4. 5, 6. 7. 8, 9. 10)
Sn ben Slang binein
III, IL, 13. ID, 15, 16. II, 18. 10.
20)
Wer mag iie erraten -"
III II. (. n.y..
Den Sert - bic 9erfe - fang Der
9iinItIer nit beller Stimms, bic 3ifs
fern aber, bic bier unter bic 8ersSets
len sefsbt Iinb, bic IiIpelts er fir ii4
gang funft nit ben Gippen. 10 baB
niemano etipds bsmsrtte = Bis uuf
einmal, als er seraoe hie Sc. perfon
ssSdblt bate = Elm rai9eres Sempo
i'm @ortrag bes 2isbes einauI9Iaesn
mar, bas feline pauie sulieB. Was
tat Der SGnser, nm bic perion Ro.
56 feItSubaIten unb eie 3Gbluns ni9t
ipisber BON borne beginner su miiKsn2
@r firierte bieie go. Sc = ss mar
cine DAME = biz gum S9lub Der
erIten Stropbs. Bel Der afpsitsn
tpnnte er bann pieoer FORFEIT lpeitsrs
sGblen, Bis Die 9ontroqe po[enbst
mar. = Ra9 bsm 2isbe CAB es pielen
Seifun, Der benz @urtrage bes SGns
gers saIt. Was gsI9ab aber nua9
gfa9 S9luB bes &onSertes eritbien
iene Dame i'm 9iinitIsrsimmer, I'm
Ii4 SIs5ct srrOtenb por5uItelen. Sic
gIaubts, neil sr lie 10 firiert bate. lie
lei bic DAME, BON Der es in bem 2iebe
Gi9snborff @olfs 70 ff1Dn beibt:
rTlein 2isb 1T rerf9pisssn
limb id0n tpie bic Ra4t."
Der Siinitler mubte es unter ben
u6puitenben llmitGnoen uufg.ben, Der
Dame gu erflGren, bab iis feline Sc.
lei! sic bate ibn nismaIs Osritans
zen.
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9ieoensarten.

rgs 1T gum uus Der 9uut fubrenA.
iprah Die 309in uno sos osm Gal
Die 5aut ub.
-sSebt fommt Der 8 b puntt meis
nes 0aieins", rief ole 86din, aIs ibr
9eliebter, Der 9 S9ornfeinfes
ger, bereintum.
rSsbt ipsib id. tpiepiel es gsfdIas
gen Bat. Iprd9 Der Sieb, als er cine
fremoe llbr ge5ogen bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13

Cine luitige SbsatergsI6i1te, Die
Den 8or3ug but. ii4 tatid9fih ereiga
net gu bdbsn, miro in SGneertreiien
pislfa9 bsla6t. Srt Der Sanolung:
Cine OsutI9s Spsrnbiibns. Sanoslns
oe psrIonen: Die glltiitin uno Der
8ariton. Sic liegen ii9 in ben Sau'
rem, neil Der 9aritpn oi. glltiItin pisls
fa9 gsnedt bat. mas lie ni9t psripins
osn lam; er 1T aber bod Elm gutter
8erI unb iis su psriSbnsn bemiibt.
6ilft nidts, fie iit sss.niiber ieosm
gefinftisunssOerfu4 idroff abpei'
Tero. glun itebt eine nRbeinsolo"s
9luffiibruns bspor, in Der beioe bes
f9Gftist iino; iie 1T Die @rOa uno er
Der Qllbert9 -. 9a mu9t er ibr
Osnn .nbIid. psritebt fid our9 8ols
lesen, osnn periDnlia bsrbun6elt lie
nit ibm nidbt = Elm lebtes 9tngsbot.
Wenn er es oubin brinet, oab iis in
ser .Rbeingolo" 9luffiibrung Dfs
fentli9 uno Dor 3eussn, uno 10 Iaut,
ouB Ous ganse Publttum es bort. uuf
cine ssrase, Die er on lie ri9tst. cine
glnttport erteilen miro, piro iie ii9
Damn befGnftiet 5eisen unO gum 3eis
den Der @sriObnuns ibm sinen &ub
srIauben9 -.
9arauf eebt Iie Elm. llno nun
fommt Die .Gbsingolo" 9luffiibrung.
uno in oieTer Der brittle gttt, in ipela
dem @r6a aus Der Siefe aufiteist.
,,im blGuli6en S9ein auf Dem sfel.
fen Bis gu balber 9eibssh0bs ii9tbur"
... bon eoler 9sitalt, ipeitbin bon
I6parsen 5aar umpalIt". Man
ipsiB, pie Die SSene nun perIGuft:
Grba (bie Sanb mubnsno gegen
@Otan ausItredeno):
@ei6s. Dotan, ipsids!
5IitB oes Rinsss 5luht!
qber nod iii Iis ni6t oben. fon0srn
itsbt in Der 3iefe, bes gluftrittes ges
ipGrtis; iie esbt auf unO ub. tpdbreno
oben Dotan nit ben Risfsn Inn ben
RibeIunssnrins nod feiIIdt. Wittsn
3tpiIden Dem binter ben SuIiHen ans
geTammeItsn Riinftlsrpolts ffsbt nun
aud 9lIberid. Der nit ieinem purt
oben ldngit fertis ss!porosn. tiimmert
fi1 dber T6einbar I'm Die er5iirnte
GrSa unS feline 9trsslssenbeit ni9t.
0a gibt ser SnIpioient bus 3siden,
Grbu beiteist Die auf3ussmaf9in,,
0isfe beginnt gu arbeitsn uuo bsbt Sie
Sdnserin Iausfum our 9Obe bes GsIs
Tens empor. Oa perlGBt Glberi4
untsn ole 9ruppe Der aolIsgen. iisIIt
Iib gum 4uf3ugsTda9t bin uno purs
tst uuf ben Iugenblid, in Dem Der
SapelImsiIter Der Sdngsrin bas 3eis'
den gum @infeBen g.ben muB. llno
auf Die Setuaoe genuu ruff er ibr
na9:
Mos siebft ou, Gr6a,
Gum Sriibitiid bOr:
Sdrtgetodte Gisr
Soer ipeihe2 -.
llnS onraufbin itrsdt GrSd auf Der
9iibne. gang mad Dasners 8ors
Tdrift, mabneno Die Suno aus uno
Iingt:
Weihe, Wotau, tueibe!
Saruuf i9aIenSss GeIG6fer uns
ten! Natiirli4 bat 9lIberith niat
gang e.iiest. osnn itutt ibm bat iie in
8ubrbeit Dem Wptan seontlportet.
9tter gan, 70 iuriitii9 senou nimmt
man IS auf Der 8iibne nidt, penn ss
einen gutsn SpdB eibt, uno pie Grou |
pieStr beruntsrtommt. sibt iis osm
epibbu6en sinsn herabaften Sub -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13

au9 Elm Ibf9ie6s>
brtef. Gin iunssr RanH srbielt fol.
ssnben 8rief:
.2isber 8ernsr. ipas i9 Dir isbt
Itrsiben muB, bridt mir fuit oas
Ssrs. Weine gltern ipolIen nidt. ooB
id Did bsirate. 0aber bdlte ih es
fir beFsr, oob Du uns ui9t mebr
b.fudit. 9ebe ipObl. fir ,ipis. Osins
iief uugIiidli4s 2otte.
g. 9. 8ei IAOnsm @,tt.r ssbe i'd
tGsIi9 um 3 llbr i'm part ipaaisr.n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13

-Sm 9ett9tsfaaIe. Ri4.
ter: 9lIIo bstart espriiselt bubeu sic
SIRE Jrau unO IdOn 3pei 2ags nab
Der Sol5sit9 Gut = Sic psrosn
aud eire bsmsntiprs9enSs Strufe gu
ssipdrtissn baSen!
9lns.tlosisr: 9tbsr Serr Ri6tsr.
Sic fperoen uus to1 bic Glittsrlpos
den niht ptroerbsN ipollsn9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13

= Ri9t Su pisI gef ct.
S9nisgerboter: Saufenofiinfbunoert
Mort @intommen periteuern sic nur
uno Sic fasten oOd. oab Sbr @.s
i6Gft Isbr pisl ub M irftl
ssr.isr: 4ueroings. i9 bin Reits
[ehrer!
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-04-19
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