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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-29
SCHOOL BOARDS
FEELINGS HURT
hoard Of Education scores Industrial
Association for ignoring Exist
ence In Committee
Selection.
MISS ME1Gs SPEAKS
Fervent Plea for Free kindergarten
Meets With Unanimous Approval
Of the Board Of
Education.

one of the most interesting meet
ings Of the board Of education ever
held In Keokuk was staged Wednes-
day evening at the room Of the board
at the high school building. Several
matters Of general interest received
much time in debate. The members
present were Hughes, Dunlap. Woolley,
Lut. and Roberts.
Shortly after the meeting opened
Mr.. Roberts came ont with the an
nouncement that he, for one, was de.
cidedly against the city beautiful
{ plan for Keokuk for the reason that
In the selection of committees direct
insult had been offered the board by
the Industrial Association by totally
ignoring the existence OF the school
board in the committee ON schools ana
education. Mr.. Roberts stated that
not one of the members OF the com
mittee appointed by Mr.. Joy had ever
shown the slightest interest in local
educational affairs and that the board
should take some action on the mat
ter.
Ali the members present conceded
with the view taken by Mr.. Roberts
and condemned the action of the In
dustrial Association in making the ap-
pointments without seeking or seem
ing to want the help Of the board
Free kindergarten.
Misc Eronnoc Mnioc opv,aorod s1,o-
fore the board and made one OF the
best and most interesting appeals
that that body has ever heard in their
meetings. Miss Meigs, Indifferent to
the skeptical looks and evident lack
OF interest In her talk when she be.
gan. warmed UP to her subject ano
within five minutes after she began
was receiving mods OF approval from
every member of the board For
twenty-five minutes she outlined her
plans and made earnest appeal to the
board for their help in establishing a
free kindergarten at the Wells schooi
and SO well did she plead that within
five minutes after she had finished
and left the room the board by a
unanimous vote granted every request
she had asked.
A room at the Wells school has
been picked as the place, it being the
only available place. in the city that
would be large enough and Miss
Meigs, assisted by Misses Adalove
Howell and Edith Bartruff will con.
duct the kindergarten. These young
women are offering their services,
subject to the supervision of the sup
erintendent and the school board
without cost to the city.
Fire escapes will he installed at the
Wells school and baths and lavatories
established for the tots who will be
given over to the care of the three
young ladies. It is thought that the
kindergarten will be opened within q
month or six weeks.
Mr.. Aldrich submitted the following
report.
Superintendent Report Of the Keo
kuk Schools
For the month ending October as
1912.
Schools Tot. Av. Az. No Bank
en- No. No. cases de-
roll belong at tardy posts
~, ant ipu tapdinr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-29

The boys appetite Is often the
source of amazement. Il you would
have such an appetite take Chamber
lains Tablets. They not only create
a healthy appetite, but strengthen the
stomach and enable it to do its work
naturally. For sale by all druggists.
ADV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-29
is in good condition, not man being
on the hospital list.
Amateur FencIno.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Competi-
tons in the amateur fencing league
will begin at the New York Turnvere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-29
x4s x2 rs x7s xso.6s

Superintendent Report Of the keo-
kuk Schools.
For the month ending November
%. 1912.
Schools Tot. Av. Az No.. Bank
en- No. No. cases de-
roll belong at tardy posits
r,,no{ ;pr stopdinrx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-29
2 Tired Feet With But
aSingle thought IlZ
For Aching BIlstered, Bunloned
chafed. Tired, sweaty Feet
Get TlZ.

Send for ! Free Trial Package Quick.
You needn't rubber-to see foot
misery; It is forced to your attention
every day. But there isn't as much Of
1t as there used to be. TIZ has edu-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-29

in, on December IA, and end the lat
ter part of April, at the Hotel Astor,
when the national championships be-
gin. Ali competitions will be con.
Quoted under an alliance with the
Amateur Athletic Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-29

. pll.sa :. = q 7, e 2 p :
Totals 1888 2o4ss ae5s 5s2a 223.s1
Totals
last y,r 21s4 2o4s 1885 24s 1913
Arizona republican., 1912-03-27
NEW REAL ESTATE AND LOAN

COMPANY.-R A Mulford and Hal bert Hanson have opened up a real estate and loan company at Seventh avenue and West Washington street It will be known as the Capitol City Real Estate X Loan CO Mir Han son has been engaged in business in Phoenix the past three years. hay ing managed q secondhand store for some time. He then engaged in the grocery business at Seventh avenue and West Washington street Mir. Hanson came here from Wis cOnsin. where for fourteen years he was county recorder of Waushara county. He sees a great future in Phoenix and the Salt River valley and is very enthusiastic over it's climate. Mir. Mulford is well known in Phoenix and the Salt River val ley, having come here five years ago from New York. While in the east he was engaged in electric rail- way construction. His business took him to many state, and coming to Arizona, he left a large acquaintance behind him, but has brought sev- eral families to the Salt River val ley, where all are as enthusiastic over the valley and the new state as is Mir Mulford.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-27
DUNKARo cHURcH-Revival ser

DUNKARO CHURCh-ReNlVal ser vices at the Church Of The Brethren. (DunkarIs) located on 1923. Grand Ave. Subject for Wednesday 27th, Doctrine of Communion" Subject for Thursday 2Sth. The Lords Sup per" Meetings every evening at 7:45 till the 31st inclusive by Elder Jacob Witmore from Fl CentrO, Cal. \ man Of great experience and gospel teach ing. Everybody invited.
 JUDGE IN PREScOTT.-Judge J. C. Phillips is holding court this week in Prescott, sitting for Judge Frank O. Smith, who is disqualified in sever al cases by reason of his connection with them before his election to the bench. Judge Phillips will return to his home preserve Thursday morn ing and resume the work Of his own court.
 PATHFINDER cOMING-A spe- cial telegram to The Republican last night from Los Angeles brought the word that an Oceanto- ocean Path finder automobile would leave that city today and that Chester Law renee. the automobile editor of the Examiner. would accompany it. There was no announcement of when the car would be likely to reach Phoe- nix. but presumably about Saturday or Sunday.
 ADVANCE MAN HERE-Roi Wag- goner. press representative of Ma dame Sherry which is booked for two nights at the Elk's theater April 3rd and 4th Was in the city yesterday con- pletinG arrangements for the greatest musical offering that has ever been booked in Arizona. Madame Sherry" hardly needs an introduction as it has a greater reputation in both this and the foreign countries than any other musical play ever produced Several Phoenix theater-gOers witnessed this classic and artistic performance in Los Angeles and San Francisco re- gently and they praise it very highly. The same excellent cast and produc- ton will be seen in Phoenix, the cast comprising such stage celebrities as oscar Figman. Flo Irwin, Marie Flynn, Lillian Tucker. Virginia FoltZ. Frank lin Farnum. Vim. Cameron and David Lithgoe. The chorus is one of unus- ual charm and make a perfectly de lightful display of q number of new creations in gown and millinery effect. While Every Little Movement Has A Meaning All It's own is the predom- mating song theme, there are twenty other artistic musical numbers rnat are almost as popular. The production is one of the most massive ever brought to this part of the country. The sale Of seats will be placed on sale March goth at BOehmer's Drug Sore
Arizona republican., 1912-03-27
BACK FROM NEW MExICO-A

BACK FROM NEW MExlCO-Ar. thur Lunrs returned this morning from three days absence m New Mexico
 PROF. FORBES HERE.-R. H. For hes, head of the agriculture depart ment of the University of Arizona is passing few days here
 CATTLE CAR TO COCHRAN John Zelleweger a well known cattle man of Ray is in town for the week Mir. Zelleweger is here on business relative to shipping carloads of cat ,le to Cochran.
 URBERS.-Morris and Riggs are not a vaudeville team. Instead they are charged with disturbing the peace by breaking it into fragments and scattering it all over a railroad train near Mesa the other day. Jus tice of the Peace JohnstOne will in- Quire into the matter tomorrow.
 STOLE PANTS.-Its almost a na- tioral pastime on the part of some MeXicans to steal pants from the Boston store. The latest victim of the patriotic habit is Feliciano Aide cova. who was sent up for half a month by Judge Johnstone because he was found guilty of indulging the proclivity.
 HERE TO STAY.-Mr. and Mrs. IT A. Waite, formerly of Altoona. Pa. is the proper way tO describe two re- cent acquisitions to the valley good citizenship. Through the columns of The Republican, the gospel of sun shine and the Salt River valley was so persistently preached that the Waites came. saw. and of course were conquered Now they have come to stay.
 BAPTIST CHURCH SERvicES.-I The pastor. Dr. Deere. WIS sui ficiently recovered from his indis- position tO attend last nights Serv- ice, but was not strong enough to preach. Rev. Harry Marshall. pas tor of the Prescott Baptist church. delivered a strong and impressive sermon. Mir Marshall will preach puring the rest of the meetings To- morrow afternoon between and g o'clock a meeting will be held espe- cially for the aged, when Prof. Stout will sing special songs. There are only three more nights of the meet ings, which begin at 7:30.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-27
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Unsettled with local showers
 Data for 24 hours ending p. m. ! -.-st nI.laN.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-27
Of Local Interest
 STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department daily re- port. March 26.
 Elevation of water in reservoir.
 feet. ........... ........... 162.99 Contents Of reservoir, acre fee;525, ,247 Elevation of water in reservoir.
 year ago today. feet....... 165.90 Contents of reservoir year ago
 today. acre feet -..........5 5j4. .S0G Gain preceding 24 hours. acre
 lvet 4.S6S Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Cratic Reef dam.
 M. ]. .................... l49.21l Normal .low at joint head. NJ. Amour, oI water used for irr!-
 gation. north side, M. l...... 2S,251 Amount ot water used for irri-
 gation. south side. M. I...... lS,7O4 Water today in all the canals
Arizona republican., 1912-03-27

local showers.
 Data for 24 hours ending p. m. yesterday: tam 6pm. Temperature. degrees .....54 66 Dew point, degrees .....39 3S Wind-drection . ...SW NV Wind-velOcitv. miles ..... Rainfall. inches ..........0 Weather ..............Cl Clear Pt. Cldy Mean daily humidity .........46 Mean daily temperature ...........61 Highest temperature .......GS GS Lowest temperature .....54 Total daily rainfall RECOMMENDATION. Q Deficiency in temperature yesterday n degree.
 Deficiency in temperature since first |of month 25 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January I. lG7 degrees.
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday .0l inch.
 Excess in rainfall since first of month 122 inches.
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l. 67 inch
 ROBERT R. BRIGGS.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-27
COLONEL RANOoLPA's VISIT

Coionel E,pes Randolph came ovel from Tucson in his private ear "Poca- hontas yesterday to attend meeting of the officers of the Arizona Fire In surancc company of which he is vice DrfSilent
Arizona republican., 1912-03-27
PAVING OPERATIONS

Der Asphalt company is working q South First avenue with it's blow and other disturbing apparatus. Bot this street and South Central avenu as far as Buchanan street will 500 be ready for traffic
Arizona republican., 1912-03-27
STOPS OVER AT THE CANYON.

Miss Alta Richards who has been passing the winter here left yesterday for the Grand Canyon for brief stay cn route Tor her home in Portland. oregon.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-27
HORSE SALE

ment has a horse on hand for WhiC an owner cannot be found. The an mal is branded with Bar N. is IA hands nigh, weighs $50 pounds. ar will be sold to the highest bidder ( the plaza back of the city hall z Saturday next
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-03
SreHenoe antw ort.

Gin. orisineIIe 9eI6i6ts ipirb bon
einem ameritaniI6en Brofsfor ers
3dblt. Der einen Dffentli9en @ortros
iiber Rei4tum belt unb uuf ben imas
9indren Dert bss 9elbes onIpieIte.
Inter ieinen S0rern befanb Iih Elm
Wtann namens Sbelbon, Der Batter
BON iieben S69tern mar.
rWer III ipobl Der 3ufriebenere,
Der 9liidli6ere: Der Monn, Der DILL
lionen beiibt, ooer Der Nann, Der Fes
ben S06ter bat9 Ssrr Sbelbon,
nos 1T Sbre 9lnii9t iibsr bisi.n
punft2"
Serr Sbelbpn ontiportete na6 turs
gem 8eIinnen:
Der Batter Der iieben S06ter 1T
ii6erlid Der 3ufriebenere. Der Nils
lionGr mag nod 10 piel bobsn, er
mill INNER mebr; Der Batter bon
iiebsn 90htsrn bat tsin @erlangeu
nob m.br."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-03
@nitap Saltes Iprii6sr earten.

GjuitoO Golte. Der Samburssr
Oi6ter, bsiiBt binter ieiner troulis
den giIIa in @roBs8oritel einen
ibpIli9en 9arten. 10 rsdt baau gss
eisnet, lprii9e Stimmunssn 3u ers
resen. 8efOnbere 0rsubs bereitet
otm Si9ter Elm tleiner Sei9, Der
OOlItommen nit @nFsrlini.n iibersos
gen 1T, 10 bob er eine sleidmGBise,
grassriine SId9e BARTLETT. 9ieIe
Gigeni1aft bes ftiIlen 9sfpGFers
Iollte Su elmer nisbli6en SrasitomDz
bic fiibren. @uitab SaIts bate ben
8efu9 aipeier 9amen, bic entaiidt
iparen bon ben 8prsiisen bes Si9s
tergartsns unb better barin luitpons
beIten. ginen 70 srassriinsn Sei6
batten iie iiher nod ni9t sefeben;
benn fie bieIten ibn fir eine 0ieTe.
@s fdien ibnsn elm bober 9enub,
auf @uitab Saltes rDisfe" fpo5ieren
gu seben. Sic betroten bo6en 9es
fiibIs bas Iprifde @riin unb gleid
lusen iie iusnis.r Ibrif6 i'm @oFer.
9uitop SuIte belpies fib aIs elm ritz
terli9er @aftgeber unb aog bic bsis
ben SdOnen fofort aus bsm y2ins
Ieneeri9t" bernus. Die brollige
SSene tpurbe in Soltes yblouem
Soufe" frSblih belobt unb ni6t gum
penisiten lo9ten bic beibsn ~Sei9s
niren".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-03
Gin Reinfan.

Dor einem griiFeIer @eri6tsboI
itanb Elm 0iebitabIsprossB aur @ers
banbIuns; na9 S6luB Der 8efpeiss
aufnabme faste Der @erteibiger bes
Ingetlasten: Ser 2lnsetIagte bat
bic Dobnung iiberbaupt ni6t betres
ten; er bat nur ben 9lrm bur9 elm
offenitebenbes Ssnitsr ssItedt unb Elm
poor lpertloIe tleine 9egenitdnbe, bic
tbm gerobs errei9bar lparen, mitges
ben Ioien. Gs 1T nidt sere6t, boB
bic gan5e perIon meinss RIienten
berurteilt psrben foil, bn ia nur Fain
gtrm Idulbis it," Der @eri6tsbof
fiigte itd bieIer 9etpsisfiibrung unb
fpra9, inOem er ouf ben Sders eins
9ing, Elm llrteil, in ips!6em es bisB,
bob rber glrm 3u einem Sobr 9es
fdnenis psrurteilt iperbs; benz iibris
oen &Orp.r itebe es frei, ben 4rm gu
besleiten." Die Ri6ter glaubtsn ibre
So6e i.br gut gemudt gu bnben unb
IG4elten bergniigt iiber ibrer @iB.
Wie perbIiifft porsn iie aber, nIs Der
8eiiber oss berurteiGten 9lrmes nit
elmer 8erbeuatng unb einem nod
moIiSi0fsren 2G6eln an ben Iidt.rs
tif9 berantrot unb rubia feinen
9trm. einen tiinitlihen Qrm, binlegts!
Gr bntte nur sineu fei feitaepndIensn
Qrm. unb feline Strofe beitsbt nur
oorin. boB er @eGb fir einen neueR
'iinitli6en lrm oussebsn muB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-03

-annonce. Ssner Serr. Oeis
fen 9stannti9aft i'd am Sonntag
i'm Staotpart madte unO Der fir
mid iterben pollte, piro um Elm
2ebens5ei9en gebeten.
-&Ieiner Srrtum. SnteI:
Sisr, Iieber Reffe, f9ents i9 Dir gu
heinem @eburtstus 0antes n9Dttli4e
&pm0oie."
Heffe (srfaunt): Dante = aber
1T osnn Sante S9riftitsIlerin9
9osbaft. o.: 3Gnnen sic
fidJ oas 6snten, ib babe Dem 5rdulsin
9aumann sinsn Ssiratsantrug ges
ma9t, uno iis bat mir einsn aorb ge>
geben.
g.: 8. biss Slid buben Sis gar
ni9t perOient.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-03
See tote Sim.
er8dbIuus bon Sr. o. @iibue.

Senrp 8rupn i9ritt NIT iepr
na6beufli9er Wtiene bic pOrtugol
Street In 2onbon binauf, ietnsr
WO6nuns gu. BORT ongstommsn.
IieB .r ii9 in ieineu Gebnitubl fals
len, itiibte ben &Opf in bic SanO
unb blidte unperfpnnbt por ii9 ntes
Der.
60 Iob er cine sanoe 8iertelitun'
be lang ba. @nbli9 fling er an, bor
fi6 bin 5u niden, unb feline @eoons
len begannen iib gu oronen. Die
Iebten @rtunbisungen", murmslte er
bebd6tia, rtonnten tein 9iinItigeres
grqebnis bdben. 9ei Der nOtigen
1lmIibt pirb ii9 olles programme
mGbig abIpisItn. Die mon ii4 in
ieinem 9lIter bod nod entptdelt!
Sie gansen langen Sabre Wintelab@
botat unb Roterteiler fir einen
S9illing, isbt ouf einmol i'm BE
griffs, ielbIt als llnternebmer aufs
3utreten. limb in ipos fur elmer
SlnseIesenbeit! Gs liest son3 bel
mir, pb i9 mid nit fiinftouienb
gfunb bssniigen, ober OBJ i'd sebns
taltIenb ober alpanSigtauIenb einz
beimIen mill. 9lm beIten lpirb es
fein, ib ipGbls bic solbeue Mittels
itrobe - Sebntauienb pfuno. Sie
rei9en nit benz bsreits 3uiammens
geTpurten polltommen bin. Inn met
nen 10 Iduge beimlt6 unb iebniii9s
tig senGbrten @unIh, mid bon mei=
ner bisberisen llmgebung unbemertt
in Elm geipiFes tleines Saus in
9entnor ouf Der SnIel Wigbt 5us
riid5u5iebsn unb niats, gar ni4ts
mebr gu tun, sur ausfiibruns brin.
gen su t6nnen. Deu perbe i9 mir
obsr CUR Silfe ipdblsnS Sd bente.
msins treffItdsn Sreunbe Sim unt
Bob tuerben iih tpobl am better
onsu eignen.
Gr periont ipisber in ttefes Sin.
nen. Damn itanb er plOblih auf
lief bic Sreppe binob gu ber i'm
grbgeI6ob befinbli9en 8ieripirt.
i9aft uno erbat iid bonn Wirt Der
S9liiIel Sur 5elepbon3elle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-03
Tanfc idJ6n!

Der 9atte tommt eben bon ein.m
Befu9 auf Dem 2anos beim. Seins
before SGIfts smpfGnst ibn ihOR uuf
Der gubn. rGbe ids ptrseFe, 2uus
ro," besinnt sr sleib. .Oie Srau Sus
Der bat mir beim abIdieO fir bid
orsi sroBe, fd6ne girnen mitssgss
ben. Die cine babe i'd auf Der gis
fenbabn seseFen, Die onoere - 90
butt id mid bruuf ssieBt = un6
bie britt. babe i9 psrIdentt. DAB ou
mir ubsr ia nidt pergiBt. ibr gu
f9reiben unO bid 5u bsbuntsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-03

Rs9t DerGGfiig. 9aif:
9reimal babe idb Sbnen bod gsftern
ssiagt, sic mO9ten mid nm feds
llbr pedsn, anitatt OsFeH tommen
sic Inn msbr als cine Stunbe fpds
ter.
Saustns6t: SsFas, Oa bab' id
@ie nit Dem Serrn uuf Rummer
rreis.bn peripedIeIt, Den i'd f4on nm
flint llbr bGtts peden fOIten!
= WiBoeritarben. Sunoe:
Bite, sebsn sic mir sinen tiirtif4sn
Reii,fiibrer.
Su6bdnolsr: Dus, Serr Meier.
sic pollen na9 Der Siirtsi rsiIsn9
Sunos: Sd mub; mstn 9lr5t bat
mir acitern tiirtif8e 9Gosr peroronet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-03
Bitter uao STis;er.

Gin i5Ones Gtiidlein, oas auf Oie
Orosnsiu6t Der 6rausOien 8e5ug
BAT, ersGblt elm Barrier 8latt: Sin
bttannter pariIsr 9lnrpalt erbielt eis
nss Sases Die frsuoige Ga4ri6t, Oab
cine IiioumeritaniIhe Rspublit ibm
siren Ritteroroen oerlie9sn babe. Sur
ungesebenen 3eit besab er iih aufs
&onfulat, nm isin Sroensoiplom in
@mpfang gu nebren. Der &oniul
Der iiiOameritdniI9en Republit
riinIcbte ibm Slid gu Der boben
gusSei6nung, Die nur ielien einmal
perliebsn tpiirOe, uno fagte odnn:
rS9reiten mir iebt CUR Snpeititur
rad Den Sroensreseln. anien sic
nisber!" Der Rs9tsanpalt tniete nies
DIR, unO Der &onfdl ipra9 Elm paar
unberitGnolidbe Wnrts in Der Sprads
ieines 2unbss, porduf er in franaOIis
i9er Sprade binSufiigts: sd mas
9t bid Ritter!1 9ei 0isien Wprten
CAB er Dem nsusn Rittsr einen lei6ten
gudenitrei4, unb Der Re9tsunpalt
ourfte iib ipieOsr erbeben. .Mu6t
500 5r,," fdIob Der aonful ses
i9dftsmdbis tiibl. Der gnfpalt nabm
Gus Der 8rieftaf9e einen Suuienbs
frantenitsin. SO tann ben S9ein
Ieioer ni4t tpe4ieGn," iaste Der aons
iul raid, "uber oas maat ni6ts:
tlien Sic nod einmal nieOer, i9 ere
nsnne Sic gum Sffister bes Srbsns
-. SO, jsbt 1T Die Rednung gGatt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-03

- - - - - - - - - =
2tm glsi9en absnb empfins Senrp
8ropn Slpei 8eIu9er. -- ..-..
.9a Ieib Shr ia! Nsbmt plaB"
iagte er, ouf 5ipei Stiible beutenb.
nWas piinfben sic bon uns, Mis
iter 8ropn9" fragte Bob Yertins.
Elm biinenDafter rotbnurtser SrIGns
Der.
n8sr pirb benn s(ei6 10 nit bsr
Sir ins !Saus fallen" brummte Der
Sausberr.
Sic piTen, i'd liebe tsins llm>
fdpsife."
.8eib i6, Sreuno Bob - peiB
i9. 3uDDrOerIt muB ih aber etpas
bon 6rsunb Sim in @rfnbrung
bringen. - Die nGre es", ipanbte
er ii9 an bieIen, rpenn sic sesen
entipre6enbe 8sr9iitlng in, iasen
mir Spsi Dtonaten, einmal Elm biBs
den Iterben noIlten9"
Sim i9nitt cine 9rimafe. r8ie
msinten sic, WiIter 8rotpna Sd
foil itsrben2"
n@eiptB - OerIbeiOen, ben Geiit
ausbou9en. 8egreifen sic bas9"
80 gona gut, Iudte Sim. ~&onn
ober pffengeitnnben, bem @ebonten
nenig @ef9mod obgeipinuen.
nWsnn Sic ben @eiIt ousgebau9t
buben lperoen, SreunO Sim, fubr
8ropn ernItbaft fort, nperben sic
bann ipobrI9einlt4 IeSiert, na9 al
len RegeIn Der &unit anatomiid1
Seri6r4ten peroen. 0orauf ners
ben Sbre ueberbleibIeI in einen fbDs
men Sorg gebettet unb, tpie oos 10
Der 2auf Der 9inge 1T, ri4tis unO
ebrli9 be9raben iperoen."
Sim ipiIdts iid nit bem Sanbz
riiden iibsr bic Stirn. .Wifer
8rOpn, sic treiben beute ben Spab
Elm biB61en ipsit.
r0ur9ous ni9t, metn 2ieber. sic
tpiFen, in 9ei9GftsIo9en - uno
:s banoeIt fi9 bier um eine febr
erobe @eI6dItsio9e - 1T mir alles
poGlsr @rnIt. sic mosen bos baron
erternen, bob id Sbnen fir Sbre
9ienIte polle atueibunbert pfuub
Sterling biete.
Bob, Der Ii9 Dor 2udsn ldier mall
ssn ipollts, rief baSipii9en: ~@or
obsr na6 bsm Sooe Snblbar9"
.Ro9 benz Sobe notiirIi9," anti
pOrtete 8rppn troden. rSb.r 9ez
nauer eefost, a9t Sag. na6 benz
9egrGbniFe. limb Sbnen, Trsunb
Bob, biete i'd. peun sic Bel Der
sanSsn tief trourisen 9eIhihte bel
fen polIen, .benfulls Sipeibunbert
Pfmb."
~9rpbaytig - groBurtis!" freute
tb Bob. .Denn Sims 9slb aber
.rIt nab bsFen 8esrGbniKe fGllis
perben foil, pus bat er Oonn Oas
ppn21
.Sb, sr pirb I6on berIteben, ii9
bamit bos 2.ben id6n gu MAIDEN" I"
nSn isinem 9robe unten, aers
fdnitien uno Seridgt!"
v9oFen mir bieIe Seine Rs6sns
fade porlGufig unerOrtert." foste
8rppn. SD Isbe ia, SreunO Sim
lift nit msiHem 8orIdla9e Sur9ous
einberitouben."
Sim, Der Iib pisbsr nit benz
Son5riiden iibsr bic Sttrn ntI9te.
pebrte nit Der onoeren Sanb ob.
.So9 - bod. berii9erte 9ropu.
.Sie tpoIIen ss mir BLOB utdt 3uses
iteben, better 6reunb."
Bob msinte Stpii6en fortseIeBtsm
2c9,n: n@enn ss Iih fir mid nur
barum hdnOsIt. bel benz 8esrdbniFe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-03
Gbeleben.

@r mar Elm armsr 9idterltng.
Dnn mas er f9rieb, mar nur gerins.
Gle tpuroe nur am aoden frob,
9O9 tpus iis f9uf, mar au4 nur 10.
60 lsbtsn Iie als Mann unb Srau,
Sp9 Itets in CANT uno in Rabdu;
0enn mas er idrieb, bus las fie nidt,
limb mas iie to9te -ab tr ni4t.