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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11


guioe 9auio ieIu. 6pis fuffeoe@rap
enonn par Dos Dem. men maaitg
aeIoe 0apiosiannen. 5eias. Der
fife par bleben i @raben
7ette 9eois ~ilutter Better iaale.
oes. u9enne Seins opreIite @uo.
bporom ui ale ere giener. I'm
maatte BET opre ipart ior 5ifhg=
rerne At itaa moo ga0i6s 8orno-
figelie % 4poitlenes 9ionesbpro
itemmeoe operens.
9ioere ii9er Better meo 9enbIif
paa ltnoeret. De bar for 9ie: 81.
ter at ban nh peo @uos 6eire 0aano
er op6eiet o. Al 5ooeren bar iaaet
Ben oelliaaanos 6oriattelie. bar
ban u0apot oenne. b0ilfet 5 baaoe
fe oa 6sre.g atter en- fraftia PIP
pei til. bpao De ieln baooe epleoet.
Saa anferer 9poiteIen pi0ere Al
1aoio ON Seiu 0pbeielie oeo ia
oerens bgire 6aano. v6erren ingoe
til min 5erre: Spt Dig oeo min
6sire Saano. inotil ieo iaar laat
Dine 6ienoer JON en- SfammeI for
Dine 9e00er."
De tror 10 sfrifterne, iaa MA
De o9iaa tro oisie proietiife lloiaan.
Saa er oi naaet til 5lltnin9en,
BET ppenoper anf6rte 8ers.
3erfor paa @runo a. bbao
ban M bar iaot og paabiit - itaI
6efe 5sraels 9us oioe f5rpiit.-
murf 0roene belle Ssraels 6us@
% .eioe for pit@ 9et er iiarfe llo-
trof.
@en 6ooo er Oct. De ifal Dioe
Tor ritz So. bpao @uo bar
eiort. at ban bar aiort oenne Sc.
ills. boem De forsfpiteoe, baaoe I'll
Serre o. til ariitus.
Get par 6opeoinmmen. iom ge.
Ter / i'm 5aIe oiloe bare fine Ill
6prere laat paa Sinoe. % iom
@u6s qano tilliae 1iloe 5abe Dem
fogt paa sinoe: At @uo bapoe
giort SENS Al Ra8aretb. bbem De
forsipfteoe til boaoe 6erre %
ariitus.
Get par oct, De maatte ire. ON
DC niloe relies Seins. ION be ban.
Sc forfeited. bap6e 8no giort til
9erre, iaa ale, lem piloe iao
Del / SsraeIs Soab. maatte E
iia Tor BAN.
@en @uo boooe ti,fiae oiort
Seius I'll ariftus. til Den Scr.
orene looeoe 8reIier. ION Be fife
alene ifiil0e bete iia Tor BAN.
men Sc funoe troos 6eres 5orbrD-
Belle imoo BAN. ie 6ea til BAN
ION epres 9rofet. gpperIteprpit meo
.5aab ON 8reIfe % 1elaatia.
6eo / bet 5erligbeosrige. Der bar
Dem Iopet ueo oeres Niesiias.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11
Sibelen / yibOrg 9omfirfe.
af $. .. Sauien.
"


Ia ariitenoummen fom til 1an-
mart, maatte ansgar % bans
NieobiuIpere ieIuieIaeii5 praOite
paa Can't, men ioa mart Sanoet
nar 5lepet friitnet, % airfen lite
mere par misiionerenoe, bortialot
Den oonife grnOifen. .8onmarf
par omoenot til Satinen" iom Saro
~notrpffer Jig.
@uostieneitens 3ejoepunft par If.
fe iom M Guan9eliets 6orfpnoeI.
ie, me- ariiti 9egeme % BLOB. JON
9raiten unoer Meniebeoens anG-
ialo piite irem ira alteret. d
Der benlna life ion M en- aaben
gibel paa a~lterboroei. Com en-
idttig Gritatning for gibelens S9s-
ming og epangeliets 5orFpnoelie
pao Wooersmnnlet, par 9o9loin.
aerne De fleite Steoer prpoet meo
aalfnnlerier, Der f~oreitiaeoe Gee.
ner al gibelbiitorien ener al Sci
genernes 2ip. 2igele0es ito0 Der
9iaeoer pna aItreife. 1bi man
nsieoes life me0 eet Alter. men
naar Der par 8laos oertil, anbrag.
ties Der Here ! auret, peo Gorbnen
og lones Sioeppggene. 3isie III.
ire par beaigeoe Somirn Naria Ell
fer andre 9elgener, % be gilleoer,
Der Imnffeoe Dem. neo ofte tort
Hn for De llnoergerninger, Der ife.
tie oeo Dem, eIer for be Helifoier,
Der opbepnrpoes / Dem. aae Oisie
giaeoer bar Meniamnuos 9ibeI.
aun poa DC Itore 9eitiosoage bleu
gpnngeliet g~eniortaIt % iorfloret
for gilbererne at Rrpiten.
Roor Weniabeoens Weolemnler
fom til airfen, Ifuloe DC fpsie Sir.
fens Tprifel og trp6e mo meo sGr-
~bsoigbeo, itrufe iig meo 9iepono,
fnple for oct heaige qors OF frem.
fiqe 6o6erpor oe 9snnen til Som.
i'm Morie. Gltnoe be fife 5doer.
Dor o. aDe Warie, ifuloe be be0e
9snnen: Sub bpr mig Spnoer nno.
big.
Rnar Rrriteu beannote ben belli.
ae Mesie. ifuIOe nle iaIoe paa 9nG.
ri Mesien, Der Tom nppnt par pad
Qatin, foritoo Meniguiono funOr.
oene Seius og Somfru Mario.
0anr oisie Orb bIeu l9it ener Jun.
gen, ifliloe be iInn iig Tor 9rpiiet
Men mar WenigHlano fun for
itoo ioa Iioet al bet, Der blep fagt,
noor gibefcn pnr Tom Ell Iitffei
gog, ia en- gog, Tom life engnng
fan6tes | airfen, er bet life at mn
ores ODER, at ban lagoe ina megef
mere Wrrfe til Be ipnIiae Tina, Der
f1n6tes | 2irfen o. b6rte meo til
oens ILLUMINATING, bf. a. giIleoerne
ira ben belIiae S%iitorie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11

ell itor @luoe Al lu9ge 9iurfe til
At life iaa iaa ltliae Aenneifer Jog
te Up til 9errens Gaopeebor0 =
: maatte BOG port 5olf mer % me.
fomme til At ie, bDao ben beaig.
9taouere er. % fomme Ill flarer.
8%oritaaelie al At Der trnoer 0errei
ielp iaa nor ben til oen enfeltl
Siqt iom intet anoet Gteo pat
Soro.
ct 0iier paa cirfa $50 lagoes
paa 9errens aIter, % oeo 9erne
g%uostjenciten m@ftermiooagen lag.
De 9srneae pt 0fier paa piimoI
$500.
9eo Slutnin8smeoet Ssnoaa ri.
ten blep oct iremb9pet. At oi fan
iaatens ifiaes 40 efter et iaaoani
0eoe, mar Di fan ifilles i SEN
aapn. iamt Al oi oaiaa oa fan i'll.
les 40 PEG geoen; t6i oa ueo oi. a
oi ifal mooes iaen. men ingen bar
9aao I'll. % inaen fan rpre tieni
meo At ifiaes ira @n0l
9pao blep iaa 5rioten. 9leiul.
tatet Al bette Msoe2 iosraer on.
Sec PEG oet life. men baaber til
@uo at 3rlaten maa bliu7 JON 10.
iuoen. eller iom Ell a 9rsorene
iaaoe. at Serrrn ieIo oiIoe iorti9t.
te. mar bi iaaoe 4men o1 reiite
biem, til ioa er Msoet life %iliittei
enoni. men ierit egenlia ret b..
gnnot. % eoig6eoen oil "a oiie os
Sru9ten.
slnttelia en- 6iertelia Jaf III
9ruiteiamilien. Inf III 9reorene.
81 9af til 6ele 0eniabeoea Jaf
til @enia6eoens aoinoer Of mlae
0ano. ION troiait tiente PED Dor
oene. Get er ian6t. at @no ital
bare seren. men ri maa oaian not
taffe boerauOre. mar BET bare fife
6IiDer til smiaer. Eel bliper oei
life LET. mar ri aioer @no 9eren
Oh er iorbisiet ON. At ri Inlet tan
noen BAN % bans Raaoe.
9af. . @u0. Tor ortte 0lsoe.
taf Tor Raaoens oore aalo.
tat ior 3reliens 9ioraeursoe.
ooer Dozens Sfn8aeooll
5af Tor boert et 6olf. ou ionot
taf Tor bper en- Sigl. Oh Danot
sao o. mia. naar len ifaI iare,
ianlles meo opn freIite Sforel
observation-disclosures Qr. 647.
Chr. Serenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11
Ort, Der beitaar.

Dor Guns Orb bsIiaar suinoelia.
lgf. 40, g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11
0DaO 6ao bar sjort.

9erior ifal Dele 5sraels
5us oioe for pit. at oenne
5eius, 6oem : forsfaiteoe,
bar @uo aiort taaoe til
6erre o9 til ariillls. Up.
s. 2. 36.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
@arnm absr 10 fpat?

Man9e sIauben leibsr. bab es gum
guten Son sebDrt, niemaIs, auber
gum UaittageiIen, elmer @inlabuns
gang piinttIi9 gu entipreden. Dieie
llnpiinttli9teii bat iebo9 ibre @renI
sen, User ipater aIs cine bolbe
Stunbs fommt, ma9t ii4 elmer llns
h0fIi9teit gesen bic Wirte f9ulois.
8eioncers fpllten ii9 baber iunss
Wdb4en. tpel4e gu GIteren Oamen,
ober perfonsn, bic iib in beiaeibs=
nersn @erbdltniifen, als ibre Wirte
befinben, Dor FOLDER llnpiinftli9teit
bitten. Hiemanb lpdrtet germ unb an
lpenigiten bic @irtin, ipel9er Der
aaffee talt pber Der See bitter pirb.
8ommt aber enbli9 Der ldngit ers
iehnte 9ait, 10 briidt fid bic iible
2aune Der Srau bes Sauies nur sur
gu leibt beim Gmpfang in ben pors
lpurfspoIl geiprodenen Worten aus:
nBarum aber 10 ipdtg" Sic glaubt
lih boSu bolltpmmen bere9tigt, ba
iie einmaI burd bieien gtusruf ibrer
SebMuht na9 bem Safe Nusbrud
sibt unb anbrerisits bennipru9sn
tam, bab Der DON ibr freunbIi9
einsslubene @ait bieie 2iebenspiirs
bigteit ni9t our9 unsebiibrli9es
Wartsnlafisn psrsiIt.
Die Dame Der pornebmen WeIt,
ipelde gsIernt bat. ii9 5u beberrfden,
ipirb ii9 nur islten bisies gfusrufes
idulbia MAIDEN. 2ei9t fann iid
iebp9 aud BEL ibr bas WRiBpsrsniisen
in elmer seipiifen Steifbeit bsim
Smpfans ausbriiden. @iel iliieer 1T
es iebod, allen @roIl auriidauordns
gen uno nur Der 6reube gusbrud gu
sebsn, psl9e bas enbIide &ommen
Oes 10 lanse unO febnIid ertparteten
9aites berporruft.
Sieie SeIbitiiberipinbuns trdst bic
berrli9iten Sriidte, benn nun fam
bic sebriidte @timmuns niht pIub
srsifsn, ipeIds iid ionit Ieidt bes
@aites unb ,pielleiGt aud Der iibriz
gen @eIellfdoft bsmaGtist. anbes
rerisits pirb Der SpGttOmmlins 70
BON Der aiebensipiiroisteit Der Wirtin
tinseriifen. oab er ~pieIlei9t" bas
nG9ite Mal piinttlider 1T, Die
Wirtin bat ober in iebem Solle ibre
pfIidt i'm umfaiienbitsn Sinne bes
Wrrtes eetan.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

Wer tennt nidt oos trasiihe @e'
faid Der liebrei5enben Soiefine? Bon
HapOIeon, cen iie Iiebte. Der pclitit
seppfert. muBts fie fiinf Sabre lang
erbulben, cine anbere on Der Sielle
Su isben, bic bp9 eisentli5 ibr sss
biibrte. limb Dbslei9 ibr nod Die
@enustuns auteil ipuroe, Dor ibrenl
Tobe 1874 bas Donten bes Sbro>
neg au 5eben, bon hem bas ebrgeiSiee
Strsben ibres @attsn iie berbrGnst
botts, 70 smpfanb fie Die @erseltuns
elmer bSberen Madt pobl taum aIs
befriebiets gta9e, neil iie RapDIeon
Bis gum Iebten gtemSuge ibre 2iebe
fepdbrte.
2lud i6re Ta9foIserin, Murie
9ouiie, bot nidt bas Slid setoitet,
bas ibr gu ipinten f9ien. guh iie
muBte bon Der glGnSenoen 6Obe bers
abiteisen. auf Ole Der Niae 9opps
Icons iie sebpben. Sin barter S9Ias
fir bic itOIse 5iiritin, bic bur9 ben
friiben SOB ibrss einaisen Sohnes,
res SerSoss bon Rei6itabt, DUE
!Soffnung Serit0rt fab, oeretnit tpieber
eine RolIe fpielen gu f0nnen.
90 tpanbelbdr bas Slid, 70 \bes
itGnbis lift oft oas llnsliid! Die
Srauen Der 8onapnrte b1ben bas err
iabren bur9 Elm ganses Sabrbunoeri
binbur9. sic bdben ale eelitten,
feline dber bieIlei9t 10 fdper pie bic
iebte 8eberri9erin Srantrsids. Rai-
ierin gugenis. @ie nit sinsm 3au>
berfblas IdBt oiefer Same bic snnae
SsrrIidteit bes spsiten aaiierreibes
Dor uns eriteben. iene 3eit, in Der
oieie Siiriiin einen Sof beberrIhte.
beHen prunt unb @lana ole anberen
berbuntelte, oa lire S9Dnbeit iiegs
reid bas 3spter fdpans unb eins
@elt i9r buIoisenb gu SiiBen log.
8erpebt, pertlunssn finb iene Sage!
Die itolae 8aiIerin. bic iebt auf frem.
Ser Grbe in filler 3uriidseSngsnbeit
Iebt. muBte bonn Sbron berabiteisen,
rsrGor ben @atien, ben einsigen
Spbn unb ipeilt MIN fern prn ben
fonniscn @eifaben ibrer 9eimot in
England. elm einiames, berlaFsnes
Weib, Der Wanoelbarteit bes iroi.
fden @sf6ides uno bsm uhsliidl!den
gnbe aller Grautn Der 8onaparts
na1fihnenb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

&tnbIi6. sIeinsaiui fubr
gum sritenmal gum 8eiud ibre-
Sante aufs Qanb. aues mar itr
neu, uno iie ipuroe oes Sebens gar
ridt miioe. 9lm meiften intersfierts
iie Der 9iibnerbof. in bem iie aud
bis gum 9lbenO bIieb. Dd iab iie
ibrer Sante gu, Die elm paar Siibns
den rupfts, uno fraste enbIid:
r3iebit bu oenn ben Siibnden isoen
Ibenb ibre &leioer aus"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

= SoH3ftunbsngefprd4.
Gr: Der Saal 1T absr bod. JrGue
Iein, ni9t lpabr9
Sic: Sn! = pauie.)
n4ber i9 babe nod einen bDberen
seieb'n."
~rMein papu 1T Der bDdife i'm
Bureau"
r8ei benz lebten 9aIIe mar &c
iIluminiert."
,.Mer2"" S"l5isEEsp
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

= MiBperfdnbnis. Ia. nllebs:
mas fprd4 benn giiiller geitsrH
abenO auf Dem 5eiteiieng"
mNnn, i9 CLAUDE iiber orei Stuns
oen!"
= g 9pades 9eod9tnis.
2omponiit (na9 Dem Sur9fdn isis
ner Sperette): @enn i9 mid nut
srinnern tOnnte, bon mem i9 Die
Wiuiit geitoblsn bab', oamit ib bon
Gem 8erl ME fpieoer ipas abI6reib!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
SIR W { DIT. Gr (um Mitt

SIR ReGt. Gr (um Ritt.rs
nd6t be3s9t mad Sauie tommenb):
.6err Soft, fdpn pisber sipolf burd.
Sd bin bod oirilid Elm rsdtes
Sumpfbubn, elm aussemadter aiis
brian, uro es fpirb Die b6dfe 3eit.
oab i9 MIDI. y"
gle Gbn siftis unterbrsdeno):
rSaIt's MauI! Die 9arhinsnprsoist
su boIten. III msine Sade!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
Ser &IGffer. =

= Der &Idffer, : ~Sie
babsn Sbren 9unp obgeidafftg"
rrSa, = meine Sp9ter bat ieBt
@eianssunterri9t. az
= Sm Oufel. = 9anstnedt:
Der sanae Gubboben III nit anses
branntsn StreidbOISsrn bebedt; mos
gu bsnne Mir baben bod eIettri.
I9es 2i6t!
Jrsmbsr: gla ia. = Oas bob' id
sbsn gefudt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

@ie sr's au.ffabt. pRsst
Sic 8affee auf9"
rSa. uber nur, penn ,i4 3i4orie
barin I6mede."
= Rat. @ait (um 9ptelpirD:
sic annoneieren, sic MAIDEN Die
Paiteten ieIbitg
Mirt: Sapobl. meiu 9err!
@ait: Wiiroen sic mir ipobl eis
nen @ori6Ias Su MAIDEN geitatteng
Wtrt: gber sstpiB... fsbr germ!
Sc foa mid iebr freuen. Sbren Hat
gu b6ren!
@ait: 2aFen sic Die paItsten lie<
ber- BON iemdnb anberem MAIDEN! !.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

Rad tn dter (sum betrunts.
rsn S9uImeiiter. ben er binter benz
Gtraud auf!inbeD: sGrfrprsn pdrit
Ou bieie Rn9t bier brauBen, ipenn
Dir ni9t gum Slid Der 5ut run
rereefdlIen mar, :. Oaour9 babe id
Define @labs i'm Monbfdein blinten
isbeny fonIt bGtt' id Did nimmsr
aefunoen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
xiebestaa, zines gosels.

SIM trOpiiden Siibomerita uno auf
sinissn Snieln oes @roBen Oseuns
finbet iid Elm prddtiser, unter bem
Nomen Sneana betannter 8ogeI, be-
riibmt ipesen isines Wtrbuusss ober
2isbesfonaes, ben bic MGnn9en aufs
fiibrsn, um bic Bepunberung Der
Weibden gu erregsn. SobaIb bic
YaorunesSsit beronnabt. srpdblt fih
Der Saeana fems Goporitin unb iu9t
ibre 9lufmertIdmteit burd bic be5au>
bsrnbiten ManObsr al feiIeln. gsim
9anse fprei5t er bic 5IiieeI IN Der
Weiis, baB bic fdonfurbieen 6sbern
cine beitedenbs @irturg berporbrins
gen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
: @beIfsibtr Mtnidl

V pet tl ptt ~ " :.
ga, ld mar DiriIid pieI sliidii4et
als idb nod ala armer Sropt mid
burds 2eben fdlusl Ods @sIo mahl
nidt sliidIid!"
.Tun. = bann Derident es oot
piebsr!"
~Warum nod unbere 2eute ins
llnsliid itiiraen9"
-Sie 9anb bes 8srb d II g.
Miles. Hi9tsr: .Gino Sic psr'
beirutetg"
3euse: nSalpobI."
Hidter: sSeit ipann2"
3euse: ~Ssit. pier5sbn Sdgsn.
slbsr Die bide 8ade battle i'd ldon
osrbsr.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
GrflarltdI.

Sic bat cine Stirn bon gIfeubeia.
gSie Sapbir Die Iueeu 10 flor,
Sic ausenbrauen ipie @JeuboIa
9sht minber bas iipLiae Guar.
Sie i6ntiiden 3 o n ipangen 10 rrro
nno Perl n5dbn I'M &oraIIe ns
numb:
@as @unber, bnb 10 niel Segen
&ag Siebesgel ii tie erre9eul
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
gariante.

Ser ianfie Son. bas CUTE 8orf,
GS 1T i'm Saiein mebr uIs SiiIIe;
@eniebbar unb ertrdelidJ tuirb
9rr6 Siibes erit Die bittre YilIe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

= Wsdfel. Sic: .@sibt Du
nod. in bieier 2aube baben mir oft
Bis mad Mitterna4t 5ufammen aes
isHeng"
@r: ~Su, uno iebt mub i'd ieben
absne am sebn llbr su Saufs isin."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
SpIitter.

Wer ni4ts gu beiBsn bat, miro
nur gu lsidt bifis.
Sir Die Miids ift Der 5roi9 bisI
gefGbrIider, als Der Glefunt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

SGerSaufgabe Gin
Wunn ittrbt uno binterIabt elm @ers
mDsen BON elmer Million. Wenn tr
nun elm Siinftel odpon feiner Ditlps.
Elm Se9stel feinem einsisen Sobn.
elm Sisbentel fsiner So9ter. Elm a4s
tel ieinem 8ruber unb ben Reit Der
@tabt bermadt, mas tommt Oa auf
isosn Der 8eteiIistsng
'llpWuuslpsG ui9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

3ubieG perIanst. 9aus.
frau (sur 80din): ~Wlinna. i'd bds
k es Sbnsn nun bod idOn 70 oft
sefast, Oub Sbr SOIout mir ni@t
ssiGlIi!"
nSo, benft bsnn bic Sndbies Srau
bieGeibt, iG ipsrbe mir sinen nad
Sbrem @ef9mad ousiu9en2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

pWoIIen sic benn ni9t Elm @las
Bier trinteu,, 9err Meperg4
pRein!"
Der Mirt gibt es umionit!1
rOante, i'd mag ni9t."
Damn muB Sbnsn Der Wirt iein
2ofaI perbistsn."
nWarum bsnn2"
pGr fast, ipenn elm Mann nit 70
elmer fdonen rotten Raie nur nod
&affee. Bel ibm trintt, bann benten
fie aeiite, isiu Bier if idIedt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

Batter, sWsiBt 9u, Oh Sdlin'
aeI, mas nit folden Sunsen gee
f&iebt, Die nidts arbeitsn uuO lernen
ipollena"
Srib: sDie miiiien reid bsiras
ftn."
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-11-17
A GREAT COMEDY
"Peg o. My Heart" one Of the Greatest
Laugh Producers Staged.

The theatre goers will shortly have
an opportunity to witness Oliver Nor
oscu's wonderful comedy, Peg O. My
Heart" which has been the rage in
New York City for the past two years.
This play holds many records for box
office receipts, and has been proclaim
ed the biggest dramatic success in the
past ten years. ]. Hartley Manners,
the successful author of "Zira, "The
House Next Door," and other success
ful plays wrote Peg" which the New
York newspaper men declare is his
best work Oliver Morosco will
bring a production and cast that is
first class In every detail to this city.
The stage settings are very elaborate
and in the cast are the following we'll
known players: Marion Dentler, Helen
Rafferty,. L. York Erskine, Joseph Yam
ner, William Yerance, Harold West,
John E. Trevor and other well known
players, at the Lavering theatre, FRI
day, November 27th. Seats will be On
sale at Skeels- Wiley's drug store at
one o'clock Thursday, November 10Th.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-11-17
BUTTON CUT Off BY POLICE.
Buhl Man Causes CommotiOn in Filler
Friday and is Pinched.

Button, button, who's got the but
tom A nut" by the name OF Button
fused considerable comment in Filler
last Friday and Saturday. He claims
to hail from Buhl, and while he seemed
harmless his mode OF doing business
was little raw" to say the least. He
rented house, had the lumber dealers
figure on building, wrote checks,
tried to borrow money and acted
strange In many ways. He claimed to
be professional cook and man of
means. He finally wound up In the
city bastile for night, but being
harmless and having done nothing
criminal, was turned loose. He and
his wife, Pearl, left for their home in
Buhl Sunday morning after having
played unique engagement here and
at Twin Falls. The only big loser was
DR.. Hack, who loaned the nut" 25
cents on couple Of jack knives, worth
about nickle or less.-Filer Journal.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-11-17
FRAUDULENT USE OF MAILS
Twin Falls Man Caught by Post office
Inspector In Alleged Fraud.

Last Friday postoffice Inspector
quietly slipped into Twin Falls and
arrested Charles Braunwalder, for US
ing the United States mail to defraud.
1t seems that Braunwalder had sent
out advertisements to papers in Sc
attic and Denver stating that if the
reader would send him two dollars in
payment for sample outfit of some
kind Of truck, he would furnish him
with a position for six months at
good salary. A man by the name of
Harvey answered one of the ads, and
received in return letter promising
to tell him how to get rich quick, if
he would send two dollars. Mr.. Har-
vey concluded that something was
wrong with the scheme and sent the
letter to the postoffice department in
Washington, who in turn sent the let
ter to the postoffice inspector in Boise.
When the inspector made search
of iBraunwalders room, about one
thousand letters were found from all
parts of the country inquiring about
the position he was offering. 1t is
understood that since he has been in
jail, letters are coming at the rate of
about one hundred per day. The young
man had his hearing before United
States Commissioner c. C. Siggins,
Friday afternoon, being bound over
to the grand jury which convenes in
Boise some time in February.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-11-17
CONDITIONS ARE
IND[SCR|bABL[
One Million BeIgians in Bread
Line
ONLY THREE WEEKS SUPPLIES At
THE BEST
Northwest Will Jointly Send n Large
Offering Money, Foodstuffs and Sup.
plies.

Secretary Mcmillan, of the CONNER
cial club, has received the following
letter tron the Seattle Chamber of
Comm."ce regarding a mo yenlenc 10
make up a big shipmen. from l..e
Northwest and send it on a Northwest
1000 ship direct to the Belgians The
letter received by Mr. Mcmillan is as
follows:
Seattle, WASH, Nov. 10, 1914
Twin Falls Commercial Club,
Twin Falls, Idaho.
More than one million people in
bread line in Belgium at present, Of
which twO-thirds are women and chill
dren, with supplies estimated to last
not more than three week. At the
suggestion of the Belgian Relief Com
mittee. Seattle Chamber of Commerce
today inaugurating movement where
by entire Pacific Northwest will be
extended opportunity to contribute
staple food stuffs, consisting OF wheat,
beans. peas, bacon, salmon and cam
ned milk If sufficient contributions
can be secured American Relief Com
mittee for Belgium will provide ship
and pay freight for direct conveyance
and distribution. Montana, Idaho and
Washington, out of the abundance OF a
bountiful harvest are invited to con-
tribute with view to filling ten
thousand ton ship, not later than De-
cember 1st. Railroad in your terri
tory will forward contributions with
out charge, to this point for assembly.
Can think of no greater contribu-
tion to this question of the world
stress than food ship sent forward
by northwestern states at this juno
ture. VIII your organization not take
active charge of this work in your
field, requesting cooperation of your
newspapers to insure wide publicity
and generous response. Port of Sc
attic and private warehouses are tend
ering space for assembling of goods
without charge
SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-11-17
BRITISH LOSE DR[ADNAUGnT
Another Big Disaster to Big Navy Made
Public.

New York, Nov. 14.-Rumors of dis
aster to the British superdreadnought
Audacios, which have persisted ever
since the White Star line Olympic
diverted from her course, arrived at
Lough Swilly on Oct. 20, are confirmed
in mail advices received today by the
Associated Press from a point in Ire
land
After career of less than two years
the Audacious, third in tonnage and
armament OF his majesty's warships,
lies at the bottom of the ocean off the
north coast Of Ireland She was hit
by torpedo or disabled by mine,
Oct. 27. With the possible exception
of one or two men, the whole crew
OF 800 officers and men was rescued
bys mall boats from the Olympic.
The rescue was made in rough sea
through brilliant and daring seaman
ship on the part of the White Star
crew.
The battleship's cry for assistance
was caught by the wireless operator
OF the Olympic, which was only about
ten miles distant The steamer rushed
forward at full speed. Volunteers
were called for and double the num-
Der necessary to man the life boats
responded. The crippled battleship
was reached in a few minutes, at 9
O'Clock and before noon all but 100
of her men had been transferred.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-11-17
FILES ON THE
SURPLUS WATER
Local Attorney Makes Filling on
Minidoka Tract
FINDS DRAINAGE RETURNING To
RIVER UNCLAIMED
enough Water to Irrigate Thirty Thou
sand Acres May be Applied Above
Hansen.

Attorney w p Guthrie has made a
water filing on the surplus or waste
water of the Minidoka project and viii.
probably utilize the supply to irri-
gate some of the high land above Han
sen by pumping plant. The water
IN question is that drained from the
Mlnidoka project, where the water
table had raised too high for irriga-
ton and the government had put in
drainage bitches to carry it off into
the river Engineers place the total
flow at 100 cubic feet, or enough to
lrrigate approximately 10000 acres.
Just why this supply should have es-
capped the notice of other irrigation
companies is a puzzle, Mr.. Guthrie
having obtained the idea through sew
eral visits to the Cassia county metro
polls.