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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
MESSAGE
ON FRIDAY
Currency Bill to Follow the
Reading Immedi-
ately
ENDORSEMENT OF
ADMINISTRATION
But Opposition to Legisla-
ton Will Be Or
gained

Washington, June .lS.-The currency
reform plan will be presented 10 the
House in an administration bill by Rep
resentative Glass OF Virginia, chairman
OF the House banking and currency com
mittee. on Friday. Mr.. Glass planned
to confer again yesterday with Presi-
dent Wilson, though the bill is now for
all purposes complete. President Will
sons message is to be presented to the
House on Friday and the delay in the
introduction of the bill is to permit
precedence to the message. The House
met yesterday with Democratic Leader
Underwood absent for the first time in
many months, but he will be back be-
fore Friday. Meantime those opposed
to currency legislation at this session
are comforting over the course to pur-
sue, their particular desire being to avoid
any move that would tend to break
party harmony. Representatives Henry
of Texas and Medley of Kansas are urg-
ing upon colleagues the appointment
OF HnOUneT special cOHlHIlltce 10 nlQulIt
into the workings of the so-called money
trust.
Senator Newlands, in statement yes
terday accompanying resolution he
presented to the Senate, urged that in
place of the fifteen regional reserve as
sociations understood to be embraced in
the proposed currency bill, a reserve as
ISOLATION be organized in each state, all
of them ito be federated, under ma
tional law, by the organization Of
national reserve board" Representative
Henry of Texas, in another statement
yesterday reiterated that in his recent
declaration for a further investigation
of the so-called money trust he had no
thought of antagonizing President VIII
sons views.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18

National club, suffered broken wrist
at Chicago Saturday, when Heinie Zim-
norman of the Cubs slid into him at
home. The injury was TO his left arm,
so his absence from the game will prob
ably not be permanent.
There is a report current that Lloyd
Rickert. secretary of the st. Louis Amer
lean ball team, is to resign his posi-
ton. The report has not been con-
firmed.
f. o.. .Lacasce of Skowhegan Me-, has
been elected to captain the Bowdoin
college baseball team for next season.
He is catcher of the team.
On Friday afternoon this week, Har-
ward and Yale will oppose each other
with their varsity rowing crews in the
annual spring meet. The race will take
place as usual on the Thames river in
Connecticut. Harvard rules the favorite
once again. For the past few seasons
the Cambridge college has captured the
race with practical case. The Harvard
crew is still under the supervision OF
Coach Jim Wray. who has greatly raised
the standard of the Crimson rowing. OF
late. the sons of John Harvard have
been showing wonderful form. and, odd
ly enough. this was accompanied by
bad slump in the work Of the Eli oars
men.
Chick Mclaughlin. the former Harvard
captain and pitcher. has been offered
berth on the Chicago White SoX. and he
j. still considering the offer, The for
mer Harvard man has received not only
one offer. but three OF four from big
league clubs. There Is not much doubt
but that be would make good in fast
company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
FRIEDMAN, SAILING,
REITERATES CLAIMS
Declares Reports on Cases That Receive
But One Treatment Prove Moth
ing.-Leaving the Serum in
Scientific Hands, He Says.

New York, June 1S.-Dr. F. i. Fried
mann, the German physician whose ar
rival in this country in February with
purported "cure" for tuberculosis
stirred up the widest discussion in med
lea. circles, sailed from Hoboken yes
terday on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Gros-
Sc for Germany. At the pier he gave
out statement declaring that the time
here was too short for him to prove all
his claims.
The reports made on cases treated by
him in New York prove nothing, Fried
mann declared, as they were investigat
ed after the patients had been given
oily one treatment. lie declared he
had repeatedly stated that more than
one treatment was required for benef
cal results, and that making a report
on such eases was like allowing a sur
2eon to make an incision and then re-
fusing to permit him to sew up the
wound.
Il originally intended to leave for
Germany much earlier. but circum-
stances have kept me here" said DIR.
friedman. sMy presence in Germany
is now necessary. and therefore | want
to saw a few words in reference TO my
stay here.
"A great many extravagsnt and ex-
aggersted claims have been imputed TO
me which have never made. The claims
make for my remedy and treatment
are contained in a report submitted
By President Taft 10 the United States
Senate Washington government print
ing Office. Jan. IL. 1919. | repeat these
claims word for word and have no doubt
that in course Of 3 short time the
medical fraternity will acknowledge and
recognize the same. ! am thankful for
the other courtesies I have been shown
here and ! am only sorry that when ]
first arrived. not knowing the language
OF customs - the cOuntry. ] came into
bad han1s. But I am pleased 20 state
tat ] leave nv treatment nov IN the
b. - Of hands. who vii follow my work
from q scientific standpoint"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
IN BOSTON MARKETS.
Local Butter Market Hardly as Firm
as 1t Has Been.

as 1t Has Been.
Boston, June ls.--The local butte
market is hardly as firm as it has been
but prices hold unchanged. A break o.
hmAc in the New York market al
well as the fact that yesterday was q
local holiday, made business pretty slow
Monday and dealers found some trou
BILE in obtaining full quotations. Pri-
mary cheese markets are higher. but
the local prices, though firm, are nc
higher, as buyers are still pretty eau
tious and not inclined to buy much
ahead OF their immediate needs. Good
eggs are not too plenty and the market
is quite firm in that direction.
Jobbing quotations:
Butter-Fancy Northern Creamery,
tubs 3l@3lhc. boxes 320321ac, prints
32 ~ a 33c, fancy Western creamery in
tubs 3012 a Sic, good to choice creamery
goa Soc.
Cheese--New York twins. new fancy
15h @l6c, fair to good l4@l41ac, Young
America l7h@ lSc.
Eggs Fancy hennery 2s@29c, choice
Eastern 26G2 &c, fresh Western extra "a
a 25c, firsts 23@24c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Of Yesterdays Games.

At Pittsburg-Boston l. Pitts
burg 0. Batteries Perdue and
Rariden: 0'Toole and Coleman.
At st. Brooklyn s, st.
Louis ,. Batteries-Yingling and
o. Miller; Perritt, Marbet and Nc
Lean.
At Cincinnati-New York 9,
Cincinnati 2. Batteries-Tesreau,
Fromme and Meyers; Packard.
Ames. Harter and Clark.
At Chicago-Chicago 4, Phil
adelphia o. Batteries Smith and
Bresnahan; Brennan, Moore, KILL
fer and Doom.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
|RUSH MINE
| INQUIRY
Senators Are Anxious to
Return to Wash
ington
MARITIME AND
MORTON NEAR FIGHT
Wordy War Between the
Senator and Lawyer
Watts

Charlestown, w. Va, June ls.---In
tumult and disorder the morning SEES.
sion of the hearing of the Senate mine
investigating committee broke up here
yesterday with Senator James Il. Mar
tln of New Jersey and Quinn Morton,
coal operator, on the verge OF a fistic
encounter.
MARITIME had aroused Morton's ire by
sharp questions during the session.
At the close Morton approached Mar
tine and said. Lets all go down and
have few drinks and wen all feel
BETTER
| MARITIME resented the remark and only
the interference OF Others prevented an
encounter.
The afternoon session was ccntinu-
ed with Senator Kenyon presiding and
Senator MARITIME remained silent
throughout the remainder OF the day.
Selecting those of the many witness
es summoned to tell the mine opera
tors side of the labor troubles on Paint
and Cabin Creeks, whose testimony
promised to be most direct, the Sem
ate mine Investigating committee en-
deavored to hasten its work so as to
permit OF an early return TO Washing
ton. Senator Swanson, chairman OF the
committee, declared that the situation
in Washington demanded the presence
OF the committee Some OF the wit
nesses for whose examination here there
will not be time will be called to Wash
ington later to testify.
A wordy controversy between c. c.
Watts, of counsel for the operators, and
Senator MARITIME enlivened the opening
of yesterdays session. Senator MARITIME
was examining DIR. j. W. Ashby, ply
stefan for the Cabin Creek Consolidated !
Coal company, as to sanitary condi |
tions in the strike zone DIR. Ashby |
said that sanitary conditions were as
good as they were anywhere else
around the Mines The senator con- |
tradicted this statement and when he /
and the witness engaged in an argument |
Mr.. Watts interfered
'Mr. Chairman, / object to the sena-
tor, who is supposed to be sitting as
a fair judge" he shouted, "browbeat-
llg ana bullying TINS witness. lie
should not take advantage of his posi-
tton as a senator of the United States"
Senator MARITIME leaped to his feet
and shouted: u am senator OF the
United States and | am exercising my
pr, negatives as senator. You gen
.icmen with wealth and power at
your command should provide sanitary
conditions to protect the lives OF these
West Virginia" interrupted Mr..
Watts, does not need to go to the mos
luito-ridden swamps of New Jersey to
earn sanitation"
Senator Swanson defended the posi-
ion of Senator MARITIME and reprimand-
d Mr. Watts. Quinn Morton who owns
eyeral mines on Cabin Creek and who
vas charged by Lee Calvin. former mine
uard. with participating in the attack
n Holly Grove with the armored train,
eas examined at length as to negotia-
ions which preceded the strike. He
vent into details on the miners de-
aands and replies Of the operators, and
aid the fight finally settled down to
question of recognition OF the I'M
IN,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
Weber Out of Hospital.

New York, June ls.-"Bridgie" Web
Der, witness against former Police
Lieutenant Charles S. Becker convicted
instigator of the murder of Herman
Rosenthal, was able yesterday to leave
the hospital, where he has been since
early Saturday morning, when he was
stabbed in the back under mysterious
circumstances.
Fears that the knife used might have
been poisoned were groundless. and it
is believed there is no further danger
OF complications.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
CHOLERA IN BULGAR CAMPS.
One Hundred Cases Day, and Many
Deaths Result from Epidemic.

Saonica, June ls.A violent epidem-
&c cholera has broken out in the Bull
garian army camps in Macedonia, and
more than hundred cases day are
being reported, it was learned to-day.
tMsny deaths have resulted from the
plague. The soldiers who went through
the hard winter campaign against the
Turks are in poor physical shape to
Withstand disease.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
YALE BEATS HARVARD.
Latter Shut Out at New Haven Yester
day.

New Haven, Conn. June l8.-Yale
shut out Harvard to 0 before a crowd
of $4,000 on Yale field yesterday.
The play developed no special fea.
lures until the end of the ninth, when
Middlebrook, Yale's center fielder, made
sensational catch of Captain Wingate's
hard drive and threw to second, catch
ing Hitchcock on double play, thus
ending the game.
Yale grads and students rushed on
the field and executed serpentine dance.
Before the game several classes
marched around the field in costumes
more striking than ever seen before.
Ex-President Taft then headed the
class of 1878 and was greeted with
rounds of cheers.
Yale's runs came az result of OPP
perfume hitting. while Gle proved puz-
zle for Harvard batsmen, though he
passed five.
RHE
Yale .. o 0 Oh 0 0 0 % 8 2
Harvard . 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 5 0
Batteries--Gile, Burdett; Frye, Hitch
cock and Young.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Of Yesterdays Games.

At Boston Boston Z, Detroit 4
first game). Batteries Moseley
and Carrigan; Zamloeh, House and
Mckee. Detroit 4, Boston (sec-
ond game). Batteries-Dauss and
Stanage; Bedient, Leonard and
Nunamaker.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia Z,
Chicago l. Observation-Disclosures
and Lapp; Scott, LANCE and
Schalk.
AT Washington Washington 6,
Cleveland 8. Batteries-Mullin,
Hughes and Henry; Mitchell and
0'Neil.
At New York-St. Louis 7, New
York 4. Observation-Disclosures,
Hamilton and Agnew; Heating,
Fisher, Caldwell, Warhop and
Sweeney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
i'm LOCAL
MARKETS
New Potatoes Coming in
Lower Price of Old
Ones
DRESSED PORK
PRICES FIRM
Fresh Eggs 22@23c Dozen,
Butter 26@29c Per
Pound

Barre, VT, June Is. 1913.
Dressed pork prices firm Old pota'
toes lower, because of arrival of new
stock. Wholesale quotations.:
Dressed pork-l0@ l0Re.
Veals-l0h@llc
Yearling lambs 1870 l5c.
Fowls-l sa20c.
Fresh eggs-22@23c.
Butter-Creamery 2s@2oc, dairy 26@
&c.
Potatoes-60c.
Rhubarb-lc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
800 MEN QUIT AUTO FACTORY.
Studebsksr Employees Say They Want
PAY Weekly.

Detroit. june ds.-More than 500
men employed BY the Stakeholder cor
poration IN it local automobile plants
struck Yesterday. The men demanded
weekly paw instead ~ i-monthly.
] he employers said The real cause Of
re strike uas the discharge Of employees
recently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
RICKER'S MARKET.
Hogs a Shade Lower-Beef and Veal Sell
Well

st. Johnsbury, June ls.-Beef and veal
sell wen this week, while hogs are a
shade lower.
Receipts at ". A. Ricker's market for
week ending June l6:
Poultry-200, 10@12c.
Lambs, 3d6c.
Hogs $50, 7074c.
Cattle--l20, safe.
Calves--sl0, 4@7c.
Mich cows-50, s40@S70.
Wool-l7c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
Needs Money for Buildings.

Washington, June ls.--Secretary Nc
Adoo yesterday urged the House to
provide deficiency appropriations aggre-
eating $l,353,66l for public building
work including the Portland, Me-, quar-
antine station.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
Hoods Pills
) Cure Constipation )
z BiliouSnesS Z
Z Liver Ills :
SPAULDING ALUMNI
TOOK SERIES
Defeated High School Team Yesterday
Afternoon By Score of IA to 8,
Thereby WinniSg the Series.

Heavy hitting by both teams marked
the deciding game Of the spauIding vs..
Alumni series at the Berlin street
grounds yesterday afternoon, the alumni
winning by the score OF IA to 8. The
alumni got lead at the start and were
never in real danger thereafter. The
score.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
BOMB IN MAIL KILLS
WOMAN IN QUEBEC
Another Fatally Hurt When Package
Was Opened at Sher-
brooke,

Sherbrooke, Que, June ls.--An infer
nal machine sent by mail, killed one
woman and mortally wounded another
when opened here yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
SIlanlding.

IIOIHt TUT IKE HItt Udst IIth
oliver, G. Kenefiek. Two base hits-G
Kenefick, Brown Sector. Stolen bases
Grigg 2, f. Soldini, Levie, J. Kenefck,
Brown, Sector. Cowie. Struck out-By
G. Kenefck 2, by Johnston 2, by Levin
2, by Brown 4. Bases on balls-Off G..
kenefck 2, off Levin 5. off Brown /.
Double play--Kidder to Hooker, to Will
ley to oliver. Umpire-Leslie. Time
hr. % M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-18
EARTHQUAKES TOLL ss DEAD.

zoo Injured in Shock That Destroyed
Balksz Town.
Sofa. June lS.-A1 Official report yes
ttrisr .ags that g wefe Killed and 2oo
frirsc7 s. t,e earthquake which to-
tally destroyed the toHn q Iinova.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17

Rad Der 8efderuns.
Ser fl.ins pauI: @ott lei Sant.
SnB id meine @efdsnte babe, =
nun barf i9 ipieOer unurtig Iein!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17
@enn mir i9laien.

Infer fpubres 9eii9t seist ppbl
nur Der S9laf. Sinh Die 2iber erit
iibsr 9lusen. Die 70 biele @sflbie
unb iuedielnOen ausorud pprliigen,
sefalen, 1T Die Gnsreie, bic fonit uns
iere 3iise beberrf4ts, Der Ma9t Der
Weiioigteit getuiden, bann ert err
f9eint unier sisentli9es @eitcbt, 10
iuie es Die SABRE, Die 2eioenfboftsn
uno @rlebniife semo9t bdben. GIei9
elmer Wldste tit es nit in Der Rube
fsltiam f4urf ssprGsten 3iissn; ole
@rfabrungen unisres 2ebsns fpieeeIn
ii9 oarin tpieoer. Gin iungss, ME
getGui9tes 8crtrauen miro aud i'm
@4ldfe offene Gig. ssigsn, pGbrenb
elm gepriifter Menfd, behen 2lugen
uno Weien uns Suseno unb Sung
iein DortGuIden tOnnen, i'm S9Iafe
alt uno miioe ausiisbt. NenI9en,
Die geiuDbnt iinO, tiefes 2siO Dor ans
berer Iugen gu perbergen, uno Die
ieber 9liidli9 preiit = ipie bsrS3ers
reibenb 1T Der 2tusorud ibres
S6merSes i'm S6ldfe. 9iebere Qeis
Oenidoftsn Iaii.n ii9 aud in ipo6sn
@ei9tsrn lefsn, mo oo9 i'm 9tuee Der
sOttIide 6unte iiber @isIss binpesz
Isben ma9t. pie bel mebr bann in
Der Rube bes S9Iafss. Die Sutels
lisen5 uber ipribi bel pislen nur
bur9 bic glusen. Sinh oisIe efpig
resen SdauipieIer binterm 8orbong
beri9punosn, 10 i6eint bas SeIi9t,
oas uns sben bur9 I.insn gsiItpollen
lpehielnoen glusorud sefeKelt, Ianes
ipsilig uno untsri9eiost fi9 tnum
BON aroeren. osnen es mad sben nod
iiberIssen i4ien.
gIbsr Der S9Iaf IGbt nit Isinen
Srdumen in ben 9eii9tern 9lugen=
blidsempfinounsen tretsn, bic mir
Tonit ME nit FOLDER 9eutIi9feit
lpabrnsbmen. 90 ersGblt man, baB
Snoianer, ole, BON fein0li9en Stdms
men gsfanssn, ibrer Sooesmarter
sntssgsnisbeu, gum S9lufen ibr 9es
ii9t perbiilIen. ouf Dab ibre Seinoe.
ipenn Srdume poI So6tsbanesn iie
Gnsitissn, iueOsr S6m.rs nod 9lnsft
auf ibren fhdfenoen. @elidtern lefen
Iollten. Sd feIbft fab einit. 70 err
sGbtt in elmer 8efpre9ung bieiss 9s=
seuitunhes Elm Sa9eelebrter, ben @uss
Orud GnsitIiher Silfloiisteit i'm @e>
iidt elmer SdIufenben, Der mid in
Ssn 3iiesn oieIer anfdsineno snersis
idsn 0ame srituunIi4 mndte. DieTs
geObadtuns belsbrte mid iiber ibrs
@nergie, Die muir aneenommen mar
uno teiu.stpess sinsH 9runoSus ibrss
Bsiens biIbett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17
aFenfitbe.

60 Tegensreid binsebenbe 2iebe
fur Die @rsiebung Der Sugenb III,
10 sefdbrIi9 1T jenes iibersdrtIi9e,
itnpsrniinftise @ebaren mdnher @lz
tern unb Gttern @erpanbten, bas
man glffenIiebe nsnnt. Die 8es
sei9nung 1T Der 8eoba9tung Der
glfTenmiitter entnommen, bic ii9 in
eifriaer pflege unb 2iebtoIuns ib<
rer Suneen nt9t esnug tun fOnnen.
sic berrGt Sfpar cine ftorte natiirli4e
3uneiguns gum 8inoe, uber iis 1T
rur au iebr nit @ieenliebe. @itelz
teit unb @illensI9pGbe bur6feBt
rnb entbebrt ie6er ippbl iiberleeten
er5ieberiIden @bii9t. 8iellei9t oos
ouffdllenoIte Mertmal FOLDER 2iebe
ift bic itGnSige Gorge um bic dugens
blidli9e 8efrisoieung bon Wiini4en
tes 36gliues. lin bieier Gorge
tYillen miro ibm teine Bite abge>
i6loeen, tein .rfiilGbarer @unf4
perIaet tpirb ieos ernite gnitrsns
9unq oes 2eibes tpie bes Settles perz
mie6en: er pirb nit einem Wort
rerbGti9eIt unb Derip0bnt. Die Sic
oenliebe folder GIiern itsllt oas
Rinb iiber aIles, ipeil .ss eben ibr
&in6 1T: ibrt @itelteit lGbt lie Ieiz
ne sseblsr iiberIeben oo.r bef6Dnis
gen, i6re @iIIensi6pdde mudt lie
0bnmGdtis segen iusenblides atufs
tegebren.
@ine berdrtis. 8ebanolung muB
bi. iibeIiten SpIgen asitigen. Sin
ppn 9tffenliebe umbGtf9elter Meni9
ipirb niemals lernen, R,gungen Der
Gelbitfu6t in iid gu unterOriiden,
itine 2aunen 5u betdmpfen, iidb bic
@rfiiIlung bon Wiinf6en gu berTds
gen, dnoerer 2eute Weinllng uno
WiIIen gu ertros.n. Gr pirb i'm
Saufe Der Sprdnn Der eigenen @Gz
tern iperben, ber,n tirsiihtige 9lfz
fenliebe er nit 2iebloIisteii beim
Sdblt; er fpirb in Shul. uno 2.ben
cen 8ea oes 2ei6ens eeben. neil
iein empfinbIides, eigentpiIIises Wez
fen iiberun glnitcB nin,mt unb err
regt.
Die gtffenliebe lit febr berbreitet,
Eel Miittern. bie nur elm ain6 beiit>
sen, Santen unb @rpbmuttsrn mebr
oIs duf bGterli9er Seite. arGnfs
li9e &inoer psrIeiten ibre GItern
cher su9leuBerun9en 6ieIer 9iebe. als
esiunbe unO trGftise. Sbre getdmp>
flung ift fdtper, bd bic BON 9(ffen=
iiebs grfiilItsn tein llnre9t borin
erbliden fpolIen, oaB fie bei Der
Siibrung Oes ainoes nbem 3use 6es
SersenS" foIeen.
llmIo einbrinsli9er muB mon ims
mer pieoer ouf bds 0sfen pabrer,
er5iebsnb.r 9iebe 6inpeiTen, bic ouf
bie tDrperIi6e, aeiftige un6 iittIi9e
@ntptdlun9 bss &inoes mebr beoa6t
1T, oIs duf fein OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
btbdaen, unb bic ibr @erbaIten gum
3SsIins; Isiten lGBt bon INNER mas
der Gorge I'm feline 3utunft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17
Dina htr SnfruftiLn

Nus Der Snifruttir g.
funoe. 2eutnont: Miepiel Selo
betommt Der Soloat tdgIi4. Wocs
sef2 Wuc3et: 9reiuno5nanaig pfens
Mig, Serr 2sutnant. 2eutnunt: @as
ma9t Der Solodt bamit, MocSets
Docs.t: @r tut iidb tarfen Butter,
Serr 2sutnant. fir sfpDIf Pfsnnis.
2sutnant ;Das ma9t Der SoIoat
peiter9 @Ocset: Sat Soloat nod
elf pfennig, Ssrr 2eutnunt, tut
SoIoat fi9 faufen 8rot fir a9t
Bfsnnig, Serr 2eutnant. 2eutndnt:
@s bItibsn nod Orei pfennig, mas
ma9t Der @oIoat bumitS BocSet:
Die barf SoIoat nidt Derprahen,
Srr 2eutndnt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17

Miller qnfongiF d p sr.
GeiddftsrsiIenber: glnfdneli4 iIt's
ia iebr I9per nit bem Reiien. Sd
fdge Sbnen, por bem erIten 9es
idGftsbous bin ib cine boIbs StunOe
cuff unb absegungsn. sbe id mid
finetntrouts. 9Guf einmul babe i9
mir ober Elm SerS eefubt uno
bonn mar i9 aud f6on tpisber
trauben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17

Su oen SIitterpo d e n.
Sunse Srau (ur SreunoiD: Seoen
Ueorgen ipedt mid mein Mann nit
einem &ufe! = StebIt bu Oonn fos
fort auf2 : 8 nein; oieisn 8ior9en
babe i9 miG oreisebnmaI peden
IaRen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17
bort, Der 70 uufssbIui.u sinbsr>

toufenS photographer bra6tsn sic
ron Der 9od3eitsreifs nit. snGoige
Gruu9 0as slaub' i'd = in Stos
lien eibt es gar berrIi9e 8unItlperte,
2anbidaften, Ruinen :"
m9ld, i'd bab natiirli9 mr mein
Gdnn9en photographer -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17

Gin gutter Menf b. 9ln>
sebli9 blinber 8ettler (3u elmer Sas
me, Die, ohne ibm etpas gu gebsn.
en- ibm poriibsrgebD: nMaoame. Sic
trau9en ii6 ni9t gu i9Gmen, mir
einsn pfennis gu seben; id6 isbe ss
ia ni9t; i9 bin ia blinb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17

Ser l1eberprob. .Waeine
Sodter Sba bat bon Sbrsr Jrau
Elm Bud geIisben uno 0arin einsn
SouIenbmartidein sefunbsn, ben
nodte i'd Sbnen psriOnIid Suriids
brinstn."
bon @olbbeim: 2uFen sic ibn
orin Iiesen. ous fino 2eieaei9en!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17

= GeGbfbspuBt. WumperI
(aIs elm Rabfabrer ibn anrempeIt,
nurd ben 9lnproIl absr feIber um'
fdIlt, pGbrsnb @amperl rubis iteben
bIeibf: Obo. = ba miiBt ibr I6O
pnartpeii' tpmma, mann ibr mi iperfa
lpollt'!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17
81 o f hrffer.

Rod beffer. Sabsn sic
idOne Ginbriide mitsetradt bon Sbs
rer 9llpenreiies
0ant Der Nu6frds'; - ipem ma
10 a bunOert Mster tief abitiirst.
iGoun's: bd bleibts baIt f9on nit
bel i9Dnen Gtnbriiden, - ba sibts
eut i9oH f9One 209er!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17
Der gesriihnnssitOd.

TeusIt,s pdteut fir 2sute, bensn
ss ihr 2.ibesumfdng nidt eeitatiet
amfonsr,ibe YssriiBunsssersmonisr
porsunehmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17
N@ebulbM Mnuq.

iassrsitsr gum pferoeOsrIsibsr):
,Sie faeten. Der Saul fei iebr ees
ouIoig, bus iit cine 9iise! gtudbem
sr mid stpei @tunben setrasen. mari
tr mid ub!"
rRu! ST Ous nidt @eOuIO sss
rua2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17

Sos is aIIes borbsi iest.
gs bat aIIes Iei Cub,
3um 9rarln fper'H b Boa q ibiua6,
8um SoI6bdu'u bic 9dnO.
Sod eebts mir brum auipeil
glo net grab 10 id)ledlt,
@as i'd braudl', bos babe1u |.
@ott iet SGlt, idIeht unb re6t.
gIeun aa aIIes gIei6 nnhlabt.
Dams bleibt mir bod treu;
Nei @urel = gum $riufa
Sis is nod mia neu."