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CLASH.
IS LOST BY
SULzER
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elaborate argument that the assembly
had no jurisdiction at an extraordi-
nary session TO prefer charges of inn
peachment against the governor, be-
cause 1t was an extraordinary session.
While the preparations were being
made for the senate's work the
keeper of the Albany county peniten-
tiary this morning opened its hos
pitable doors to receive James C. Gar
rison, a New York newspaper man.
and one of Governor Suffers most
trusted lieutenants who was ad
judged in contempt of the assembly
at session that lsated until $3.50 this
morning.
Garrison's offense was in the fact
that he made a statement that Tam
many had found IL necessary to buy
enough votes TO pass the Sulzer i'm
parchment articles, and then declined
to tell the judiciary committee the
names and facts connected with his
charge.
The governors friends prepared
early to take Garrison from jail upon
a writ of habeas corpus. and writ
was drawn while Garrison was re-
NeiNiuS courtesy lHdL d hlhuAy JdllSt
might shower upon a distinguished
political prisoner.
Chief Judge Cullen led his black
robed assistants into the senate at
1905 o'clock. There were many alb
sentees in the senate list when Clerk
McCabe called the roll.
The first business before the
court" said the chief Judge. is the
reception of the representation of the
committee on rules" Rules were
adopted without a roll call. Then the
court plunged into its opening fight
over the right of Senators Wagner.
Frawley. Ramsperger and Sanner
to sit
At the outset Chief Judge Cullen
warned Judge d. Cady Herrick who
arose to present the challenges OF
the respondent, that the one question
to be determined was:
QUESTION OF CHALLENGE
Has the defendant the right to
make the challenge at all?
Judge Herrick read his attack upon
the senators rapidly. In a word. the
challenges were; Against Wagner
that he was interested because he
would succeed to the office of lieuten-
ant governor in case the impeach-
ment was sustained.
Against Frawley. Ramsperger and
Sanner-That they were prosecutors
in the case and had already formed
and expressed their judgment
Those who scanned the galleries as
Judge Herrick proceeded were sur
prised TO find them only half filled.
There were exactly "a persons in the
east gallery. nearly all of whom were
women. The west gallery brought
the total of admitted spectators to 225.
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Mrs. Perkins, Wife of
Commodore, Is Dead

Mrs Ella Graves Perkins. wife of
Commodore Charles Perkins. U. S. N,
retired. died yesterday at her home,
2251 Telegraph avenue. Berkeley,
after an Illness of several weeks.
She was the daughter of the late
Judge Graves OF Maryland. Commo-
dore Perkins was commandant of the
Yerba Buena island training school
for three years, beginning this service
in 1904.
Mrs. Perkins was one of the or
ganizers of the Army and Navy club
and prominent in women's organiza-
tions One son, Julian Perkins, sur
wives.
The funeral will be held privately
tomorrow afternoon.
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said, That's right where I live,'
but Billy, he took me into the
garage to have another bottle of
beer. Everything was closed, but
Billy knew where to get it. The
man that took care of the garage
was in there, and we offered him
drink. / hear that both the
boys were shot"
"AIN'T 1T AWFUL, STAFF"
: Later Mrs. Stafford appeared
and they greeted each other with
the comradeship of common woe.
oh staff, Staff. STAFF, amt it
awful?" said Mrs Coulson.
The other woman, older by many
years than her wounded friend,
grasped her hands and said. Don't
worry. dearie. you are going to get
we'll and it's all going to be all
right"
In few minutes she said, did you
know both the boys were dead?''
Oh. no. and Mrs. Coulson started
up in bed. fell back with a cry of
pain, sobbed Historically. wrung her
hands and seemed on the verge of a
nervous spasm.
When she was Quilted she said, And
they never did anything.
No. said Mrs. Stafford, that's the
of good fellows it was Billy
He sure was" agreed Mrs.
Coulson, ''he took awful good
/ care OF me last night and brought
me back safe to town, too. Say.
was he married?"
CAN'T BELIEVE BOYS DEAD
The erroneous assurance that
neither of the two men was
married seemed to be a decided
balm to her, but ever and anon
she would say:
They can't be dead, those
boys-why. they never did
thing"
Mrs. Stafford was loud in her
belief that Coulson was not the
man who did the shooting.
He wasn't that kind, even if
you didn't tell him you were
going out, and besides, how would
ne kno wwhere you were? 1t
couldn't have been him"
We live right near the garage
you know insisted the other. "If
ne was looking for me he might
have found out
Mrs. Stafford said she had never
had any trouble with her husband
except about drinking. She had
been unable TO communicate with
had telepphoned to his office.
'He had just stepped out for a
little while she said He'll be
back pretty soon, and I'll get him
then"
Mrs. Coulson said that she had
lived in San Francisco for six
years. but this was only her sec
ond trip to the beach. She was
formerly married TO a man named
Walton, and lived near Philadel-
phia
She divorced him and when in Kan
sas City met Coulson and married him
there six years ago.
She is comely woman with pretty.
dark curling hair. rather regular fea-
lures and peculiar topaz yellow eyes,
In one OF which the pupil is mis-
placed, being almost at the lower
outer edge of the iris
In the cot next to Mrs. Coulson lay
an elderly woman with a broken arm.
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BERKELEY PASTOR WILL
FILL EASTERN PULPIT

The resignation Of Rev Harry
Miles. pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church OF Berkeley, has been
submitted and accepted and a com
mittee appointed to secure a new
pastor Rev. DR. Miles. who has been
pastor of the church for five years,
will go east within a month to take
the pulpit of the Dwight place
church. New Haven, a cali he has
been considering some time.
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LODGER LET FLIES IN;
LANDLORD USES PISTOL

He left the windows open and flies
got in
That's the excuse Thomas Clune.
lodging house keeper, gave this morn
ing in the city prison for shooting at
Joe Furdier. departing lodger. Clune
was angry because Furdier was NOV
ing from his house at 1904 Cough
street last night He shot at Furdier
as the lodger left. Patrolman Alex
ander Mcdaniel saw the shooting and
arrested Clune for assault to commit
murder
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She listened intently to the others
recital and at the close nodded her
head sadly and said:
Tis a terrible thing, the drink.
All this trouble comm from IT.
Sure, I'd not be here myself but
for 1t. One or two yesterday
afternoon, then trying to get a
streetcar. and you see this arm
no good at all for month. 'Tis
a bad thing, the drink"
And the two women turned to
her and said. sadly. as with one
accord, 1T sure is
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Shot, Then Kissed Me"
Wounded Wife's Story

fcN ACKER and sitting in the when hus
MI shooting He fred shots
1sA floor ha kissed and
killed you? He then stood
up again then of the
the where found
oucry my throat full of blood"State
Mrs. Coulsen
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TO THE FRIENDS OF
FOREST HILL

Just year ago we offered TO you
the iarge-restricted-residence park idea
new to this city, with Forest Hill as the
example par excellence.
You and your friends were SO en-
thusiastic that we sold nearly 81 900, 600
worth in one year. We are SO encour-
aged by your enthusiasm that we are
going to offer you NEW BAY VIEW
SITE that adjoins and rounds out Forest
Hill, as the name indicates
FOREST HILL COURT
We can not describe the wonderful
Boy View-You must see it. The en-
frances and art features will be in keeping
with Forest Hill.
Twin Peaks Tunnel will be only 3 to
5 minutes walk. The car, Hayes Market,
runs direct CONE OUT NEXT SUM-
DAY, THE OPENING DAY. We win
be glad to see you and you will be glad
you came. Autos take 9TH Avenue to
south entrance of Forest Hill.
NEWELL-MURDOcH COMPANY
80 Montgomery St.
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barpr babe in cine mod entieblihere,
cine nod grausnbaftsre Gurtt als Dor
oIIem anbersn. 4ber ssrdbs bisIc
5urdt tpirb mir bic Gnersie perleibsn,
bas au tbun. ipas i4 bisher ME gstpast
babe"
glit elmer 10 raIcbsn 2 esuns, oaB
i6 ni6t einmal bic 3eit bate, etnen
Sdrsi ousSuitoben, ihIag er iid bsts
iig nit Der JauIt ssgen bic S6ldfs.
Sin bumpfes Gerduih, als oh etHs
aber pldbte, Der aDrpsr rolIte duf ben
Seppih. Gs mar aus.
Gs purbe cine llnteriu4uns iiber
bieIsn SelbItmprb dngeiielIt, bod mir
erfubren nidts. Wtan belt in isiner
Dpbnung Suusiu6ung. unb IN Grs
mangelung anotrer papiere fanb mon
in Der Shublabe zines olten Shreibs
tifdes einen Stob alter, pergilbtsrgs's
leipsbriefe, bic sinigs Sase nab nsm
Eope ieiner 5rau oatirt paren.
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ST Die Gbs IaaspeiIis?

llnb aus fpeI1sm 9runbe9 Inter
bisIem Sitel bat cine ensIiihe 3eitung
cine llmfrase eriafsn uno aus ben
perIhieosuIten GtjeuIhaftstlaFen
gum 5bsil Is6r intsreFante antpors
ten srbaltsn. 0a lit 3un6dit Elm be-
oeiItertsr anbGnger berGbs, Der meint,
hdb oieIe Snititution bic oIIsrbsits auF
Der Welt unb bis5rau Die grobartiaite
Groberung lit, bic Der Nidnn iibsrs
baupt MAIDEN tann. Gin anberer 1T
Ihon mehr ftsptiih, er unisr3sihnet:
Gin glutliher Mann. obipobl ps,s
beiratbet. Ssirsr 4niiht ndh eisbt
es aQcrbinss monotone uno Ianqipets
liqe GheH, absr narn lei nur oerWann
bdrun ihuIh. Gin anfheincno isbr
humcriitiih perdnla1tsr Gbsmann be-
Iirsitst nan3 eHtidieoen, bab Die Gha
lan9psiIig lit unp fiihrt gum gsiueiie
folgennss en-: .morgsns um 6 uhr
bsgin1t mein gabn gu f;hrsisn. anb i'd
muB ss beruhiQsn. I'm Z llhr ipisoers
bolt Ii5 Der 2Grm. SD mub ipieoer
beIfeno suIpriHgsn unb bann msins
fSrau tt6tsn, bic elmer S6nmdht
nabe 1T. Gnblih IduIs th ins gus
reau, uno in auer Gits tpmmt ih gum
MittagsFsn. 3as 9ine f6re;t ihon
lpieoer, unb nisbsr muB ih es tgoren.
Suspiihen lit mein GFsn fall sefpors
ben. Nm Gbeno, ipsnn ih srmiioet
uno obgeipannt aus benz Gitnit toms
me, ipisoerbrIeu fi6 bisis Scsnen nod
mehrmaIs. Wis tdnu man alio cine
Gbe Ianglpet!ig nsnnen2!" aud cine
Gbefrau tommt 81 Worte, bod ibre
4ntpprt lit Iebr trourig. sic iist ben
sarSsn 5ag nit brsi tIsinen ainbsrn
aLein pie in sinem aIOitsr, uno an
Qbenb gsbt Der Wann in ben Club.
Die Qsrmits fam iia nihts 9aneipsi<
liosres bsnten ols cine gbe. Gum
Shlub ioQ hier nod Elm pbiloioph
Der gbs bos Dort habsn. gr 1T Der
Qniidt, baB bisIs gbsn ipsnissr urs
aIidIih unb tpenissr langtpsilig istn
ipurhen, ipenn Wunn unb 5rau, nas
mentEi6 abtr bic lebtsrs, es peritGnbsn.
auf chamber RiidIiht su Hsbmsn uno
fi6 ssseHisitig alsrlsi GpnceIiipnsn gu
MAIDEN.
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Shre 8sSan'en tpartr uusidli.b.
lid nit ibrtr pupps b,iaaftigt. Si,
matte iicb aus, fpie fis 4: ni.gen, nit
ibr p!duesrn. fe ftitern unb lie ipas
sisr,n fiihrsn piirbs. Si, fablis, bab
lie iis isbr Iisrsn ipiree. bisI. neu.
puppe. bic 10 it6n unO 10 srob mar.
Sis tpiirbs iis .2ucis" nenasn tuis
Wamu, henn pirtiih fab f. btr
Dlama a6n!ia In ibrsm bIausa
Glsibe.
ainbsr psrasFsn raid. 81. IsibsH
ni6t 10 ini,HNp. lie empfinosn Die
6eftisttit beg Sdmer5ss nidt 10 iisf
I'm iih erinHern su i6ansn.
9eipib bate Marcsge in ben Iee'
ten slpti Sabrta oft an ibre Butter
esba6i; es mar fsiH 9ca osrsaneen,
an trsltam re ni6t IN ibrsm eonfuIeu
G<b6htnib BON eiutr elegant as.lsioes
ten Dame ge!rGGms bate. pslhs gang
adheln, gaa, 5ag.nb une 4nmulb,
iih bes atsnbs iiber iby g,tt gu bsus
gen pfleei., I'm fe 81 iiiHsn. unb
ipsIfs iit h.s Ra6miitass in bic sros
zen nosa,ine miinobm. 9as mars
tauptiadIit, tpas iie permibts. bisf.E
laaafams lInbsrjireiftn burf Die
GssnpalGi.., eurh eas 0eri.f,l pon
Stibs uno sarnfn.t. blss fhilsrnos
Qid., cita Ger unb 6in elmer eldns
ssnbeH. miisiasn M.nse, bic terrs.ie
3uDortommsn5sit elmer armss pon
aabeneisnnH.
gle srinnerts Hh ni6i eenou bsr
Gsiifts3iise DER Wuiitr. unb lrsnn
fie in itrsr tltinsn. lsittsn unb Dsrs
dnberIiten Sesft, In Der ale eins
bride ipi. in siHsm Spisgtl reFlst:irs
ten, obne Elm bousrnbes Bib 81 hins
terlaifen, bes Anntntsn on bN Nluts
ter bsraufbeIhfpor. 10 fab fie iDisbsr
bic aussrleIene, init Dalsncisnnsa
aarairte, blane Toilette nit eiEtr
breiien Shdrpe. bsrsn Gnbtu iuis
asur 5Iugsl flattertsn - bas lsbts
aleib, tpsltes ihre Nama gssrngsn
bate.
Gern bisfss aleib mars. nelhta
ihrs Wlama nnseltgi bate an BEN
1ass, an pelhem iis nHtsr benz Dor.
ranbe zines GiBsauts. Na4mittasi
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= SIM Gifer. Chef (Oer cine
9obssanssiss srbdlD: .Qu. bic frau
tam frob fsin, bab lie snoli6 ben 2as
oeriabn uHb SGufsr los iii!. ;. (3um
aommis) griidsn sic ihr mai unftr
berslihites 8sikio aus, MIusr!
9raufam. Baron: SEPT
tpsrbsn sic abtr balb 5hr Gelb tries
gen! Rahftsn Wlonat kiraik ih bic
3antisrstodtsr!" GIdubiser: ~GnS.
li9!. ga. bic bat uns absr lance
3appsln IaFen. 5err guron!-
9erpIappsrt. 5ers: Die
nlte Dame, BEL Der Sis 10 lanss 5oDfs
in Stellung narsn, bat Jbnen pobl
pisl binterlaFsn24 fDdin: lid tpo.
nihts ipie ibrs Mdfhe. unb bic bate
id i6on gum srDbtsn Iheil!"
aiHbIi6e grtunbis
qung. arbeiisrI0bnhen .(btr 0as
ters Ioeiolsn 0eIprGhen oft selaufdl
bat): .Qihi pabr, papa, in Der 3us
funft loft Der Staat on6 ben StOrd
ob24
-gosbaft. g.: gDie Gie mid
bier feben, bin ih bas Cpfer zines Jus
itisirribums; id bin ipseen 9isbiiabls
nnsetlagt getpsjsn! g.: Mian bat Sis
aiio freioefpspG-e!
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MalasIi6.

Gin proisFor CAB fi6 bsitdnbig
Mufe, ben StubsHtsH beereifIi4 Su
ma6sn, bab fie Dor Qa,m ilar uno
aemeinpsr'tdnbIih itreiben icIItsn.
ginss id6nen sages brinst ibm Elm
Stuoent cine abboublung. bic er aud
oufmertfam bur6lieit. qIs Der Stus
bent pisbtrtommt. iast er ibm: Gin.
CUTE 4rbeii. 9uts GebaHisn. dbsr Sic
IouteH INNER 70 fhreiben, sab Sic
Iib aud ben iimpslitsn Msni6en D:r'
IidnbIih maGxn."
QDas iit Sbnsn nod untIar sebli.'
ben. 5err profsFpr9" lautsts ei.
naipe 9lnttport.
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Gin Saao.
goDeIette BON Gaf:On Cerps.

l.
sGteb bod, papd, Die fhDnsn pnps
pen! Wis blbI6 iis unsefIeioet iiEo!
ah, bic srobe ba, nit benz ihpar5tr
Sut, iie bat Elm bIaues aIsio, tpis
Wama eins bate, iDeibt bu2 Wfit
elmer breiisn. isiosnen Shdrp,, bic
flatterts". - llno oas tleine Wldb6ta
beutete nit benz Singer auf Die pups
pen i'm ShaufsnIter pss Srie5sugs
bdnblers.
Gs mar Elm ietsidbrisss Wdbdsn,
nit sroBen. braunsn, IhmeidIrii6sn
4usen, Sartem Geiththeu unb frifdsn
2ippsn, fpelde in sinem roiigen Gos
deln bic psrlmuttsrgldnsenben 3dhns
den isbsn lieB.n. Sn ihrem srandts
rotAsH, pelsbsrbrGmtsn uno nit ipsis
Der Ssibs sefiittsrtsH pliifdmdntsls
den, einsn breitsn, peibsn. nit
ihparssn Jsbern ss3iertsn aiI3hut
auf benz aopften, gli6 fis elmer Wdrs
denprinSeiiin. Da3u Elm srEiter. nahs
oentIiher ausbrut, bic Grnftbafti9s
tsit zines trauri8tn aiubss. Der ans
Slid pisIsr 70 rerfubreriihtn, 10 Th6n
osThmiidtsn prppsn entlodts iby tsis
ntn grsubenausbrut. Sic interefIirts
iih fir bic art uno Dsiis ipi: fs ans
eetlsibst iparen, teurtbeiIts iie haaah.
OBJ Iis mobsrn IrieR, hsnn lie befhdfs
tiets iit5 bsreits lpie cine ipirfliht
Dame, nit b.m Stnitt Der aIeiber
unb nit ben Sotb:n, tpel3e man trng,
unb bsobahtste nit QufmsrtIamisit
bi. 1oiIstten hr 8amsn auf Der
Strobe.
Der Batter neist, iih 81 ihr. uns
NIT sGrtIiber, sln ipsris perihItierter
Siimms froste ty:
,Wareeile, msn ai,bIina, iou ih
Dir cine bapon :auGsn?~ gspor +.
dntporieIe, beirattsts iie nohmnls
nahbsntIih pGtTeao GINGER Minuisn
bic Gusldge.
SO MIDDLE idor, qapaten! 9d
III 6sionbers cine, bic mir ishr sefnlIt.
Die. ip.Ite Mnmd 10 danlih iisht,
nit ihrsm ihoren alsio."
Cine WoIte sr9 ibsr bas antIis
ots WaHnes. gIns btttere Jolt. ents
Fteuts ben Wuns, bic Gugsn5rdusn
Itobtn iif' suidmmeu. Dir Iugsr
peg:itfttn iiG. Damn nahm basleIb.
lstus friihsrs biiitre Ruhs fpisbtr an.
fpis cine BtlIe, lpsIt. tinsn Quaens
Slid eurh has oiEeinperfsn zines
9;sisIs srreat pcrben par. Cine unr
b.i:immbage srousr lag earouf. in
tp:Ihtr 'i5 cine Isbensmlos, hummer,
b:laeens Sssle psrristb.
als Il. aus hm 2aSsn pisser FER.
austrater, Der Batter nit eineR grp'
Zen aor.on untsr btm 9gm. In tpel.
dem bic pupPs itIisf. frast. Wor'
etIs:
DBpbiH sskH mir issts Sag
papa."
mir ssbtn bur6 bic 5uilIsrien
unS tUsrbsn uas ben 5aasDurt anis'
ten."
r5a uno taan bic Sdiffs uni.bsr
- unb barE Wdffsln sFsn..-
Die absnisuer beE yolihinen, Sss
qeiisiIten uno Der Uluiir nit ihrsr
ambsrn amlIirtsn lie ri6t ionnsr'
lid; Iie fenb, bab hi. tIsintH Wdot
den, psIfs I'm iis bsrum iabsn. 81
laut lcdtsn: cir nobl.f,rgtE:s ilsit
nss Ulaotsu iOG Ft mdbis,n bsiH
aatsr. 5s ssfisi ibr psil b,Fsr
duf bem DaT.eip;sasI bes GROCER
SaTIins ben 3us ser tsirsu SsgsI'
bcots su rsrfc!ssH.
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Sn elmer MalfauIs bittet Elm junssy
Mann, Der einer BON ben Ynrbunoert
iamiIisn aRgsbDrt. um Elm 3eiiunsss
blatt, um cine 3ei6nuns einsuroaen,
bic sr nud Sauis mitnsbmsn MID.
.Sis bssrsifsn," iast CT ndfsInbsH
Zones gum 8oriteber Der NaI.loHs,
.oab i9 niat fir einsn ainiiIer ses
haIten tperben tpia."
.Dsnn bas 10 it," antip0rtsts bsr
Meiitsr, lam ih Shnsn nur sinen
sutsn Rotb ssben: srassn sic Jhre
3.itnuHg gang pffsn."
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aissegdnasn unb Mbenbs gum Diner
niht ipieber heimgetommen nor. Gie
burhIebte ftets lpieber bic Seene
Sbr Batter gins fiebsrbaft errsst I'm
Gpeife3immsr nmber. gegen 9 llhr
bate man cine Depefft gebra4t. CT
bate einsn teiisren, r6hslHSen Sdrei
ausgsftoBen unb mar bdpcnetitiirSt
tUie Gin Srriinniser. Ohne iein SD6s
ier6sn su tiiiien.
Grit am n16iten Morsen fab lie
ibn iuieoer, bleih, nit eerDtbeten. gee
fhpousnen aussn.
Gr srsdhlte ihr ipeinenb, bdb bic
Mamo trant, fehr tront fsi uno bab
man iis neit, melt entferHt. ireeHotro
auf bsm Qanoe pfisge.
Ginise 5ase perflofTsn In erauIa.
mer angft. Wtnrcslle ipurbs in cine
peniion ssbraht. 2lIs Elm perp6hne
tts un0 eissniiuniges ainb Iitt iie
fstr. Die Siirforss ibrtr GlterH bate
tie an Elm eebtn poa .3artIihfsit ses
ipObnt. llnaufb0rlih fdris6 iie ihs
rem Batter. iie ipolle bic Wama fsten.
Rad brei Wonaten fagte man ibr,
oob lie seitorben isi.
Sn bisIsm 2lIisr mati man es iih
nidt tlar, pas Der COB bsoeuiet. llno
oann tpar's fhon Ianes Der, baB iis
ibre mama gefsheH bate. bab lie auf
bieie Q6Iung norbereitet mar. sic
ip,inie nit)t allsu Diel, btHn BON oies
lem 1age an Iisb man ibr ale i6rs
2auntn ourdseben, man lisB lie fpiss
fen, 10 pisI lie ipoIIts.
Cine Sade beunrubigte Iie; ober
lie ipaais nit Riemanbsm oorii6sr an
iprshsn. Gs mar bort Elm ilsinss
UlGeden, peIhss sbsnfdIs feline
Wiutter psrlortn bate. Tisfes trug
Sonntaes beim SpoSiersang lanss
arepps sSdIsisr. Warum nun bate
man ibr tsins iplhsn dnes!est2
Damn, zines 5ness, borte re bur9
3ufau bic llntsrbaItuns stpsisr llns
terlsbrerinnsu, tpelfe, Dis es ihr
ifisn, BON ibr Tprahtn. gle bsfisIt
foiasnee Mcrts i'm geb66tnib:
.Naiis2 ON. - Maiis fir bic
mslt pisQsitt - nabintsr Itedt etipas.
Die Wutisr lit nur fir BEN Batter
toot. abtr, Gts perlisbsn, CT pill
nidt. hab bic alsine .rfabrs unter
ipelhsn gsrhaItnifsn iis lie perIahsn
bat."
Gle oadte lores iibsr ben .Sinn
hi.Ier Moris mad, enoli5 iasie iis
'ih. bab irssno cine sntieslide aroni'
belt ibre Wama babinserafft bnbsn
mifIs, ha itr papa nitt ipoIln. bab
lie oarum lpiibte.
rad 9srIauF zines Sahrss nobm
man tie aus Der peniiou 3uriid, une
felt gssinn Der 6erisn Isbte lie nit
ibrsm Batter. Gr umsob lie NIT Der
sGrtIidit.n 2isbs, bef56fiiste iih auss
i6litBIid nit ibr. fiibrte iis idsIitI
ipasNrsn. bsfriseists jssIite ihrsE
2auReH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-23

Sic 9iR9en oie Bou!tedros eRt'
lang, iiberihriitsn ben Spernplas,
hcgen in bic ,Rus be Ia pair" Elm uno
.raten bnrdb bas gitter in ben 2uis
sritn Gdr!en.
glOsIi4 iti.B bic aIsin. sinsn sel'
lsnesn Shrsi aua, unb, bic 5ono
hires 8aters losIaFsnh, lief lie ouf
cine juRgs, sinfn6. iGii drmlid gsilsis
bette i5rau gu. .mnma! Wloma~
ihrie Ile un6 ipisbtrboIts Isiotnfaafts
LID bi,itu uRihu!bissn, iiammsInbsn.
epissn Gsbsslaui.
3psi Jabse ba:ie fie lie nids ssIs'
ben! Die 3iise tatisn iid in benz
Qsbsl Der GrinHsruns ptrtDiiht. absr
IoIptt srtaHnte fis bds Iis6e 9 lsht.
bic ioaftsn, brcunsn, tpeihgI6r isnoen
Quoen, ben fleintE, ssfpolbieA Uluno,
BON osm fis unsdbliss Rifle smpfans
cen bate. Glsi6ssitis iianb bas fris
bsrs Bib, trsItes bunisl in ihrem
Bso1htniE meter sslebt bate, ploss
lid nit aGbtrcrbentli6sr stlarbsii in
alien einssIbtiien por ihr ouf, unb he
bsmerfis, bob ibrs Wamd iih iehr
perinbert babe; iie mar nod immer
rsi5enb, aber ihre Gsf6ts3iiae tparsn
ipit BON tiefer 3rausr umfdlsiers.
Tie Uluiter bate lie in ibre arme
gsncmmtn uao beoedte Ire nit Giinsn.
Ms iie re ipisesr nuf ben goosH
i!eQte, bemertte fs ipsnise Shriite
Dor ii6 ben Batter hires ainbts. ipsls
der iUanisab, isiner felbit taum
mdAtig. on einem gaumt lshnte.
ssn einer 4nipanbiune BON 4nglt
6i.lt II. bag stino an iih seprebt. ols
fiir6ts Iis. baB sr ss ihr sntrsibsn
ipiirbe.
unb sbransn brarssn untsr ihrsn
Qibern herDor.
Sbre glids tauh!sn insinanbsr.
Sm Orunne ibrsr nsrsen mar tief.
5raurigfsit, aber .sin Corn - Grs
e.5uns. Sn ein.m 4us.nbIid nurh'
tsbls hsr wsaER .pisbsr ni< gemsin'
fam perbraassn, ruhisen. sliiflihen
Sabre, itrt Jrsucsn. ibre Stisgftlt.
Gr fab iis pisbtr ME ebemals In ih'
| rsr anmutbissn S60nteii. Gin un'
snsIifsr Rsis sins nod imnsr por
i6r aus. Gr htmertte. bob lie drUlit
astlsiest toar. errietb, Dab ne 5trs
maImt fei. am Gnee ibrer Strait, bah
liz perlaNen ,pnr.
Gr sm2Fanb slsietssitie Mitlsio.
| Sdmsrs, Qisbs unb gifsrIuht. Uni
benEon bl;sbsH fs bsibs unbeipsglid
unn itumm.
| pl0slih i5Iis iih bas ainb aus be,
miittsrlihen lImarmaHe. lief 1uf bsH
9oter al. nabm ihn bsi Der 6nnb uni
iiibrit ibn bin su Der gran. bic fsin,
Gsfihrtin ssptisn mar. Jhrf 6dnn'
beri;h-stn fld, unb nis sintr gtIsim.
nibnplIea WlaHs gshprdTHb. itgten II
| Iid insinanbsr unn prfbttn fd.
| llnb Der Batter fagk tfnii ami
] sdrllid: mir hatten ni6 frtparsst..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-15

round. Rather than have her dis
turbed, I'd compromise on it. I'd pay
him. I'd"
The lawyer raised his eyebrows.
''This time, 1 think, Hammond is
honest. l guess he really believes he
has a case, but Ellis & Grew are
sharks, and you'd be encouraging
blackmail to compromise. Anyway,
you couldn't do it. Grew volunteered
the information that their man
couldn't be bought Off; he meant
to put it through, Grew said. told
him they'd got the wrong pig by the
ear. told him that Thomas Fleming
wasn't the kind of man who pur-
chases peace at the cost of principle.
They're shysters, and l gave 'em-
plain talk. Now, don't let Mrs. Flem-
ing take it to heart. Tell her 1 say
it will be a triumph
He went off, laughing. Fleming
took up his black cloth bag and polk
ed about among some papers; then
unlocked his desk, and found what
he had been looking fora box of
candy for his wife. A minute later he
was in the street. AS he moved along
with the surge of the homeward-
bound crowd, he looked doubtfuIly
into the flower stores; he wished he
had bought violets for Amy instead
of candy; he had taken her candy
last Saturday. He debated whether
he had not better get the violets, too,
but decided against them, because
Amy was stern with him when he
was extravagant for her sake She
never saw extravaganza in any pur-
chase he made on his own account!
So Fleming, smiling, forbore to add
a bunch of violets to his box of
candy. After all, it was his thought
that would bring the delicate and
happy color up into her face; not the
gift itself They were very happy,
these two; perhaps because they
were only two. There had been q