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Belding banner., 1914-08-12

Successful Business Man and a
Candidate for the Office of Register
Of Deeds.
In the primary election August 25th
for the nomination of candidates for
the various county offices, there will
be the name Of Frederick Pitt Of Or
leans Township, who asks for the sup
port for the office of Register of
Deeds
Mr. Pitt goes before the people of
Ionia County with a record that is
strong in his favor. He has been a
resident of Ionia County all of his life.
was born in the county, during all of
that time he has been Unidentified with
the business interest of the county and
has never failed to be on the side that
has had TO do with its advancement
and business welfare. AS a business
man he has given freely OF his time
to represent the interest of the people
when called upon TO do So He is not
a politician, but has served his town
ship as supervisor for fourteen sue
cessive years, two years as chairman
of the Board of Supervisors, four
years as chairman of the Ionia county
Republican Committee, and has al
ways received a vote indicating that
he enjoyed the good will of not only
his own party but of the citizens as
whole. If nominated and elected, he
promises to give his entire time and
his best afforts to the office and to
serve the people of Ionia County
honestly and conscientiously That he
will make capable official goes with
out saying, and his record If he be
chosen, will compare we'll with that OF
any of our able and efficient Registers
of the past.
In asking for this nomipation he
does SO feeling that il is within the
bounds of a reward justly merited
He asks for, and assures all, he will
appreciate your support at the pri-
mary election, August 25th.
Political Adv.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
REUNION MEETING OF OLD
SIXTH CAVALRY HELD

The twenty-eighth annual reunion
of Company NJ, 9Th Michigan Cavalry,
was held in the G.. A. r. hall at Lowell
last Thursday. j. II. Godfrey OF this
place is president of the association.
The reunioners were entertained by
the Lowell Post and Corps, with big
dinner and short program. From the
nearest reliable information obtain
able the officers of the organization
believe that there are now only seven
teen surviving members Of the old
company of the one hundred robust
men that entered i'm the sixty's. OF
these seventeen only five were able to
attend the meeting last Thursday.
They were: Lester Pease of Maple
Rapids, Stephen A. Aldridge of Lans-
ing. Levi ]. Barnard Of Ionia, Sheldon
r. Curtis of Saranac and J. II. God
frey of Belding. 1t was voted at the
Thursday meeting to postpone the re-
union meetings indefinitely inasmuch
as the members are getting scattered
and feeble.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
COUNCIL ACCEPTS
BID FOR SEWER PIPE;
DRAIN IS DENIED

The common council decided at the
meeting last Friday night to accept
the bid of the Consolidated Coal Com
pany of Saginaw to furnish the sewer
pipe for subdivision number two of
sewer number three at price eighty
one per cent off of list price f. o. b.
the cars at Belding.
The drain, known as the Shawley
drain, was refused admission into the
city sewer by vote of all the aldermen
present, on account OF the possibility
of the quick-sand, existing in the dis
trict, filling up the sewer.
Aside from the granting to the city
clerk the right to purchase four pairs
of rubber boots for the fire depart
ment and the allowing of the City and
Water Works bills, no other business
was taken up by the council.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
CHILDREN OF THE CITY
HAD PICNIC ON CREEK

Miss Edna Bond. childrens hour
worker of the Chautauqua assembly,
closed her weeks work here by taking
the children Of the city, two hundred
strong, out to Johnson's creek, south
of the city, Wednesday morning for
picnic. The children were convey
ed to the grounds by their parents and
senior friends in automobiles. The
party started at eight o'clock and re-
turned at twelve. They had a picnic
dinner.
ite while here. She is doing great
work among the children of the
country i'm her children's hour work.
The local people are very thankful for
her coming.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
LOCAL BAND GIVEN NICE
TRIBUTE AT ASSEMBLY

As an appreciation of what the local
band had done in assisting to sell
the season tickets to the Chautauqua
this year they were passed into the
session of Monday night, together
with their wives and lady friends, to
hear the concert given by Kryl and his
band
The boys appeared in uniform
They were given nice tribute by the
Chantauqua manager. G., c. Rhein-
frank. who praised them for the work
they had done and were doing for
Belding. lie urged the peoples sup
port of the band
The band boys appreciated the
courtesy shown them, but still feel
that some financial aid should be CIV
en- them by city that appreciates
their presence.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
RAINS PROVE GREAT
BENEFIT To CROPS
Of LOCAL FARMERS

Farmers Of this district have reason
10 rejoice over the excellent rain that
fell Monday. They are not hesitating
i'm expressing their satisfaction at its
coming either.
The down pour Of rain will benefit
all the crops and especially the late
potatoes and corn. Had it not been
for the timely rain the bean crop on
many farms would have been a
failure. Unquestionably providence
is with the farmers of this country the
present season.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
UNION MEETINGS

The Sunday afternoon meetings will
be continued throughout the summer
at five o'clock. The speakers will be
changed each week as the following
August 16-W. +. Doty, speaker;
Chas NJ. Pease. chairman.
August 23-Chas. NJ. Pease, speak
er; w. A. Bliss chairman.
August 30-W. A. Bliss, speaker;
A. j. Blair, chairman.
September A. j. Blair, speaker;
j. A. Hudnutt chairman.
(The above program subject to
change.)
In case of rain on any Sunday after
noon the services will be held in the
church from which the speaker Of the
day comes.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
Methodist Church News

The committee OF twenty-siX who
are securing pledges to meet the
church budget for the next conference
year will be visiting the membership
this week. You can assist them by
deciding before they visit you what
each member of the family can give
toward the church expenses this COM
ing conference year.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference(
will be held Saturday, August %, at
eight o'clock in the Baraca room of
the church Final report from Sun
day School Superintendent, Class
Leader Trustees, Ladies' Aid Society,
President Epworth League, President
Of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society. The Fourth Quarterly meet
ing will be held Sunday, August 80.
pretty home wedding occurred at
the residence of Henry Ostrander on
High street last Thursday at 200 p.
m, when Miss Edith, their last re-
naming daughter, was united in mar
riage with stephen Parn, young
business man of st. Johns, by the Rev.
w. l.. Doty in the presence of the inn
mediate relatives of the bride. This
fine young couple have the good
wishes of all their friends. They will
make their home in st. Johns.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
MRS. LINCOLN ATTENDS
CLEVELAND STYLE SHOW

Mrs. +. ID. Lincoln went to Cleve-
land Tuesday morning to attend the
great Cleveland style show. She will
return Saturday
The Cleveland style show is one of
the most important in the country due
to the fact that Cleveland is great
manufacturing center of ready-to-
wear garments.
Mrs. Lincoln will obtain. the fall
fashions from the most authentic
sources and will secure for the Lincoln
store here a splendid line of garments
for autumn and winter wear.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
MANAGER RHElNFRANK
MAKES MANY FRIENDS

one Of the pleasant features Of the
Chautauqua has been the presence
here, of Geo. c. Rheinfrank the mana
ger~of the assembly. Mr.. Rheinfrank
has given the work here his best ef-
forts and these efforts have certain
ly been appreciated. Everything has
gone off smoothly and the people of
Belding can have nothing but the
very incest words for Mr. Rheinfrank.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for their kindness and
flowers extended to our husband and
father during his sickness and 10 us
after his death.
Mrs. Sarah Foss and family.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
Free Methodist Conference

The North Michigan annual con-
ference of the Free Methodist church
closed it's thirty-ninth session at Man
ton Saturday Rev. Hudnutt was re-
turned to Belding and Orleans. Full
account next week.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
HEAT LIGHTNINC

Every now and then during the
warm summer evenings the distant
horizon will be brilliantly illuminated
with broad flashes OF light. This Is
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

Dropping subject frequently re-
suits i'm bad break in the conversa-
tion.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindly assistance
and sympathy at the time of our
bereavement. and for the floral offer
ings at the last service for our mother
and sister.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

FOR RENT-One furnished room.
Inquire 4l6 Lewis st. 6S-l0-2
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

Two aeroplane flights daily at the
Greenville Fair, Sept. l1.-AdV.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

The electric cigar, lighter has been
adapted for the automobile.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

FOR SALE-House and lot on Pearl
street-gas electric lights, modern
conveniences, cistern. Must be sold
this week. Part cash. Enquire at
Banner office. Still
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

FOR SALE-See me for motorcycle
bargains. / will sell 1914 machines
as good as new at bargain prices.
S. III. Wilson.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
Want Column I
One cent a word.
Nothing inserted for less than l5c

- ~S>>>>>>s>>>-|>>s>s>s~->s ~->s>s>>>>>s$~'s>~'.$S&s><
FOR RENT-One furnished room.
Inquire 416 Lewis ST. 6S-10-2
FOR SALE-See me for motorcycle
bargains. I will sell 1914 machines
as good as new at bargain prices.
S. II. Wilson.
FOR SALE-Flock of Single comb w
Leghorns breeding stock. Will sell
entire flock of so or will sell part
Youngs strain. Enquire at Banner
office. 1912
FOR SALE-39O egg Cyphers incu-
bator i'm good condition, also 40
and 2S0 egg Mandy Lee incubators
i'm good condition. Will sell reason
ably for cash. Enquire Banner
office. 10-1
FOR SALE-Filing cabinet. Enquire
Banner office. 10-1
TO RENT-Room under Idlehour
Inquire 716 Broas St. 76-11-1
LOST-Friday, pocketbook containing
$25; one $40 and one S. Finder
leave at Banner. 77-11-1
LOST-Moore's non-leakable Foun-
tain pen. Finder leave at Banner.
7S-11-1
TO RENT-Furnished rooms at $50
per week, also housekeeping rooms
at $3.50 upstairs over Sparks CON
fectionery. s1-11-1
LOST-Signet bracelet. initial l.. n,
on Main street Saturday evening
Finder leave At Banner office
WANTED-SiX or seven women 10
pick beans. at once Inquire at Post
Bros office. S3-11-1
LOST-Fountain pen, Waterman's
Ideal" Finder return to Banner
office. Reward Still
LOST-A gold watch with athletic
medal attached. on the state road
near Cooks Corners store. Finder
will be rewarded upon returning it
To Banner office. 85-11-1
Belding banner., 1914-08-12
Michigan Farmer
At Clubbing Rates

The Banner may be had in COM
bination with the Michigan Far
mer,for s1.35 year. 1t is one Of
the best farm papers published
anywhere, and especially valuable
to the farmers of central Michigan
because OF its absolute adaptability
to the needs OF the farmers in this
section.
We make clubbing rates with all
the leading publications and will
supply you with whatever paper or
magazine you want.
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

LOST Pocketbook between Red Mill
and DIR. Dutts office. Contained al
most $40. Reward at Banner
office. S6-11-l
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

FOR SALE-Flock of Single comb w.
Leghorns breeding stock. Will sell
entire flock of so or will sell part,
Youngs strain. Enquire at Banner
office. 1912
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

LOST-A gold watch with athletic
medal attached. on the state road
near Cooks Corners store. Finder
will be rewarded upon returning it
To Banner office. S5-11-1
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

WANTED-SiX or seven women TO
pick beans, at once. Inquire at Post
Bros office. S3-11-1
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

LOST-Signet bracelet. initial l.. n.
on Main street Saturday evening
Finder leave ;it Banner office
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

pen, Watermans
Ideal" Finder return to Banner
office. Reward S4-11-1
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

non-leakable Foun-
tain pen Finder leave at Banner.
7S-11-1
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

TO RENT-Furnished rooms at $50
per week, also housekeeping rooms
at $3.50. upstairs over Sparks con-
fectionery. s1-11-1
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

LOST-Friday. pocketbook containing
$25; one $40 and one S. Finder
leave at Banner. 77-11-1
Belding banner., 1914-08-12

FOR SALE-Filing cabinet. Enquire
Banner office. 10-1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
~ Der 0sterbase. q
Cine beitere @eT6i8te bon 81. Satmunn.

Sbre MISUNDERSTANDING mar
bef9muBte, 3ertniiIite 8antnoten mil
Dem Sdpammc gu reinigsn, mil
bem plGtteiien gu gIdttsn unb in
pddlein gu binoen, .unb Elm sseIitoa
NOR es fir iie, ipenn fie fpie6er eli!
9duflein CUR Stabt tragen un6 in
ienes Neit legen tonnts, mo bas Self
,Sunge ausbriitet.
9lIfo pilserte fe audi eines Sases
turS Dor Oftern, our9 Selb nnn
BaIO na9 Der rabsn @taOt su, ar
linten Irm einen Sragtprb, i'm
2ragforb elm grpbes, rptss, tpeib9e.
rGnbertes (Sadtu6. i'm Gddtufe
glei9 einem 8inolein in ieiner @in.
Del, elm Spartalienbu6, i'm Sparlai {.
ienbu9 Elm pGdleln fduberlid5 as'
gldtteter 9anfnoten, nit blauem
DollfaOen freuSpeiie mebrfo6 UNI.
lpunben. unO bsi1abe poIIte Dem
SiirftiseR 3nbnssbege Der @ubet ic
eipos tpie Elm 2iebIein tnti6Iiipfen
10 freuois mar iis errsgt our6 ben
Seoanfen, ibre S9Gbe ab.rmaIs m.b'
rem Su tDnHen.
Ra9 elmer i6na6en 8iertelitua6t
ettpa hattie tie ben Rano oes Mal0es
errei9t, bort. ipo neben Der Sanb.
CRUDE Elm 6uBpfao ben peiten 80.
gen Der 2anbitraBe fiirsts.
Chen poIlte iie sipiTden Sen srffer
5Obren binbur6idIiipfsn, aIs if,
Bid auf Elm tnofpenbss 9ebiif6 Fiel,
in ,bsFen @edit Elm itattliher Sdit
an elmer SdIinse bine, Die elm Sog0.
frebkr Der S9onaeit gum Srpbe ge.
lest bate. Msiiter 2ampe riibrtt
iid ni6t unb rests iid ni6t, pi,'s
einem fhon geben mag, Dem bas ut,
men gar 10 eri9ipert ipirb.
Sci, bas mar fir Die dIte @ubel
oeren Masen bds gdnse Sabr bin.
ourd aur itrensften gntbultIamtei;
beroammt mar, Elm ngefunoenes"
6rehen, elm bilIiser Siierbraten, un1
openorein empfano iie in elmer 9lns
lpanoIung iittIider @ntriiitung ons
Sebiirfnis, bem 0iabe ben Sang Dor
Der Nafe tue95uidnappsn unb Jpn 70
na4 Sebiibr gu itrdfen.
aIio orebte iie ii9 pprIidtie
rin9sum i'm Sreis unb Ipdbte unh
iaui9te na9 allen Ridtungen Der
8inbroie, OBJ iid aud ni6t eih
Sidtilein reee oNer elm oiirrss 3peig.
ictn auf bem 9ofen made. Va
ni9ts 9eIddb, Ioits lie bic SdIinls.
entnabm oem Sorbs bic grobe Spors
tahentpinoeI. brsitete iie duf Dem Va
len aus, Iesie ben totem 2dmpe oui
oas @slobiinbei. tniipfts ole bier
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

Sipfel iiber Dem 6oarigsn 2etbe sus
iammen un6 beitete bas 8iinbeI in
Der Siefe bes serGumisen &orbes.
sic Iieb ii&'s aud nidt gsrsusn,
ben turssn Meg in Die Wtiible suriids
augebeg, um ben bi!ligen Siterbrdten
bor unberufenen slu9en iiber gu bera
gen.
9(ber - Ole Saien fnb gar f9ein'
beilige 8ie9er = beionoers CUR
SiterSeit Sa beben iie uuf einmdl
an, slei6 ben Siibrern unb ben Gn'
ten unb ben SGnfen unb anberem
Gadelsetier @ier gu legen. rote uno
bIaus, CRIME uno gelbe unb fol9s
nit f90nen @prii6sn obenbrein. tpie
ieoes brabe 9ino ipirb beitdtisen tOns
men.
Dos tat nun Der SaIe Der Miibla
subsl sunddit nidt ionit bdtte ihn
bic aKe Sere bdteim unperaiigli9 in
cinen adfig seieBt unb NIT &aIt nus
ocs Maurers @rute sefiittert; abe-
Der 9urf9e bate es bod fauitbid
binter ben 2Offeln! &aum fiiblte er
ii9 bon Der all3u engen Salsbinoe
fret, ba bub feline quite 2un9e pieosr
f6Dn langfdm an, Item gu fdDpfen,
unb feline f6parae Seele bnb on. gu
iiberlssen, pb es angeaeigt mare, nod
Iingsr in Dem feltiamen, ounteln 9e'
ftinaniTe 5u beripsilen, pber pb es
fi6 nidt empfebIen biirfte. nit BETTE
gem Hud uno tedsm Sprunge bas
freie Selo gu geipianen.
9ieTer Rat f6ien Dem 3peifeInber
enbli9 Der bette: allie &rGfte gu fans
meln unb i'm iGben nfturme bes
aerfers Sir aufaubreaen.
2lIio bob ii9 pIDbli9 Der 9sdel
bes &orbes, unb ebe Die dbnungslof:,
iiberrumpelte 9ubel nit ibren &nos
6cnbdnoen sutappsn tonnte, f1ob
Der Saie berbpr unb RATE iamt Der
rotten 8inbel uno benz SpartaFens
bud unb FAINT benz i9On sesldttetsn
unb iorsli6 sebunbenen @antnotens
pddlein in 9rpber Sd$en iibers
Sra&felo bin unb Dem iideren WaI'
De su.
9a iage mir elmer nod, es Bee
beute tsin llneliid, ipenn einem elm
Safe iiber ben @ss Iduft!
Die MiiblsuoeI penisItens por
fdier itarr getpprbtn OBJ bes entIebs
li9en @reignifes!
glur Der fiirdteylide 9soante, e2
fDnnte iemanb bas Bud ftnben uno
Die seIamte @inldse fdnellitens be-
beben, beipabrte iis por Der @eriteh
nerilns, unb alfo lief iie i'm S9peib
ibres glngeii9tes Der Staot gu, um
ben &aFenbeamien ibren @erIuit gu
melben uno bic @usoablung an cine
unbere9tigte Perfon gu perbinOern
llno bann = bann blieb ou6 Der
9ubel nibts iibrig, als in ibrer
WtiibIe Der Sinse gu barren, Die et-
ipa tommen poer aud nidt tommsn
mo6ten.
So barrie iie unb tnfrrte iie bis
gum Oitertas, an bem bas feltens
Wunoer eefdub. baB Der Poitbote
feline S9ritte auf bic Wtiible sulentz
te unb einen groBsn, mebrfa9 Dsrs
iiegelten Brief aus feiner breiten uno
tiefen 2eoertafbe sps uno ibn rer
9ubeI iiberrei4te.
Dem rotten 2ade Der SiegeI mar
elm Sdslein eingeprdst; In 'bet llms
biillung aber lag - tpel9e Sreube!
= oas Sparfahenbu9, unb lag
niht = fpel1er S9red! bas
SantnOtenbiinbeIden.
9afiir aber sriff bic @ubeI nit
Sittsrnben Sdnosn einen Brief Der.
aus, Der lautete:
s@ieIliebe, FeinaIts @iblsuoeI!
Mein Gutenberg beif6t sebisteriid.
bab i9 Sbnsn fir Die Gettuna mti=
mes 2ebens iopie fir Die auf ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

@orf9tas. = ~9iirfte i6
Sic fir biefen absnb gum gfien eins
Iaben, Serr 3pideIa"
~.8ebaure unenbIi9 = i9 babe
elm aonssrtbiIIett sefdentt betom>
men!~
pDa Iaffen Sic bod sinen onbern
binsebeng"
-.unm0sIiG! Sd ipiirbe ben
Spenber tief teleibigsn aber i'd
tOnnte Sbnen tinen onbern gum 81
fen fdiden!""
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

9a i6 mid isSo6 trob Der Sdon'
seit, ole Ieiber BON nllerlei Strauh'
rittern ni9t INNER bea6tet miro.
als fur9tfomer @efeIle nidt in bic
Staot unb in Die @partaiIe aes
traue, 70 iit bus Bud fir mid merit
los. unb i9 ienoe es biermit. iiir
ben suten @illen beitens banfeno,
bur6 DE poit suriid.
Oas g1otenpGdls;n aber fam mir
ipa6rbaftis CUR Oiferseit redt ers
ipiinfdbt, 6enn i1 babe, ba i'd 70 pies
len ainSern cine 5reube bsreiter
muB. sesenpGrtig srobe 9tuslasen unG
bate mid obne Sbre siittse 8eibils
fe Bis iiber Die 2DffeI in S1uloen
Itiir5en miiFen. Senn - bab i9's
beI9Gmt gsitsbe, i9 fiible mid aits
berftanbe, fir alls 9inbsr G:er su
legen, unb alio babe i9 oas 8elo.
bds sic einem rebtbaberiI6en nno
ielbItIiidtisen Meni9entier als Sim
berTobn fir Riideritattuns oes Bu'
DIES bdtten iiberIaHen miifen. gum
2lntaufe bon SFereiern fir arme
&fnner peripenbet.
SD babe Die gier aud bersits in
ben 9Grtsn untsr bic 8u9sbedsn uno
ins buftenoe Seu Der Sheunen ges
le9t uno boffs, bu Sbre @ObItdti9'
lett ia ipeltbetannt unb Sbre Greis
sebi9tsit BON allen 3ungen seprieien
fpirb. gang in Sbrem Sinne sebans
belt gu baben.
Sn aIler Grgetenbeit
Der Sfterbafe.
gea9I6rift: Den Wlantel babe id
auf meinsr jdbsn Slu9t leiber asrrifs
len uno oaber als unbraubbar i'm
Sornseitriippe bdngen lufen. gs
tommen aber iebt obnebin ipdrmere
Sage. Sic tDnnen ibn ipieber abs
bulen. Sir eine 8ogelideude TT
er alltpsil nod gut senug."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

Qu9 elm S.r #. = Srdu'
Isin (oortpurfspolD: ~SeBt baben Sic
bieIe fdDne @afe aud nod seridlae
gen, anna! sic ipor bas einsise
@sfdsnt meines ebemaligen 8rduti>
sams, peIdss fih nod in meinenl
9eiib befonb!"
Disnitmdbden: rRun, sndbiees
SrGulein, isbt perben sic tpenigitsns
bur9 sar nidts mebr an ben llnge'
trsuen erinnert!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

a.: Der Softor 4. fann laden,
Sob er 10 elm brolIissr &aus TT.
g.: Warum benn2
w.: gtun, feline 9etannten miifen
fi9 INNER iiber ibn trunt laden, uno
10 bat er permanent gu tun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

4}ftf er Ole alte MabIaubsl ni6t qe.
1HE tunnt BAT, Der peib ni9t,
" mas @eia lit. - Die altt
@ubel eDnnte tpeosr ii9 nod on.
oeren 2euten has S9par5e I'M.
ter benz RoseI. iis i9Gmte iit
ni9t, cine 2aus oes 8dlges baIber
Su f9inoen unb allen, Die in ibrer
Sieuiten itanoen prsr in ibren paGr
SGusIein Sur Miete ipobnten, nds
Sell iiber Die Sbren Su 5ieben. Sic
batte rein oesbaIb ni9t gebeirltet.
neil bas Seiroten nibt umIonit 1T,
nnb alio mabIte ibre Wiible i'm
StraBertaIe, bic iie bon ibren Gl@
Tern ererbt bate. nibt 2iebe. ipnbern
eitel Sab Die Radt uno au9 bec
Sag.
8or Disbsn frei!i9 par bicis,
ipanoelnbe SonnenitrabI, Die bage.
re 9uoel, in ibrer altersgrauen &ldps
permiible trob oes nibt unbetrGdti
Ii4en Rei9tums ii9sr; oenn iis
buidte = bes Sparens baIbsr ibr
eigenw Sunb = nG6tIi6erpeile ru,
belos our9 allie RdumIi9teiten- uuo
bellte beim serinsiten 9erauid5e ir
natiirIi4, baB Der perlpesenIte 2ang'
finger nit elmer orbentIidsn GGnfes
bdut bos Dsite fudte.
SIM iibrisen aber ballten allie, Die
nit ibr su tun battsn, Die Jduft:
binter ibrem Giiden uno taten ibr
mo INNER mDsIih. ieslihen Sort unr
S4abernad an, unb bieipeil bic Gu
Gel oIle 2iebe ibrcs peridrumpfter
9ersens muir ibren pertpolIsn papitrer
in Der feueriidren 9aiTe auipanOtr
nabm lie ben Sub Der 2eute gleid,'
giilti9 bin unb ipies ben bnsbaftsr
S9dolinsen tnurreno ibre &eppel'
sdbne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

= Gut tgegeben. = Ssbr se>
iprdhige Dame: ~Spri1t Der papos
gel aud gut unb bisl2"
@oeelbdnbler: Limb pb Der
pirb Sbuen bebeutenbe aonturrsna
ma9en!-
3eufIif DE R q DE. = rHo,
lpis bait Du Did an bem 5aus5ss
tiger S4ulae serddt9"
sd bab' bic brei 5rduIein Meisr
i'm Saus nebenon umfOnit aldpisr.
Ipielen seIsbrt.N
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
: SIM 3e9preIIerproseb s.

Staotsonpalt PIaibierenb): :.
Milbernbe umitdnbs. meine !Serrsn,
iinb benz gtnsetIagten gu perIasen,
ba er teins Spur BON Reue geSeigt
bah Sm @egenteil! Wdbrenb Der
aIs 3sugs selobene &slIner bic 9eders
biiTen aufSdblte, bic iid Der 3e4preIs
Ter on isnsm 2lbenb auftiiden lieB.
bDrte i9 ibn iogar mebrersmaI beuts
Ii9 nit Der 3unee fdnaISen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09
Gr fennt iidl.

Sd1au9erI: Tun, Ser,
Wdmitl, sebns heuer net mad &arls:
bab2 r
Wamftl: Na, fpsirs bod niy
nubt; bon bera 5unsertur triag | on
iOI6en Mtorosappetit NADIA, Oub | al
leipsil pieber 3 Soppelts Sunimm!
-Ped. = 9uit: sd batte sin
8rOtden nit SdpeiSertdie beiteIlt,
Rellner = ben 9Gie finbe ib aber
bier gar ni9t auf benz 8rOt."
aeIIner: r@ntf9nlbisen Sic, bo
I9einen Sic serabe Elm God sripif9i
au baben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

-3Dedlos. - 8iirssrmsiifer:
nSaben Sic bem Insler. na9bem sic
ibn aufgef6rieben. aud bic 5ii9e
tonfisSiert9"
poIi5iit: rRein! gr batte nur II
paar 9riinbIinee sefansen = bic
eGen Der Serr 8iirsermeiiter ia
nidt!"
= @emiitIi9. @ait: vNa,
nit benz &aIbsbraten ba6en Sic mid
f4Dn angefiibrt - etipos 3dberes
tann's sar nidt seben!!"
Wirt: % bod! Giien Sic mnI
Rinberbraten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-09

ferneren aebenspss mitssgebsnsu
Sefdsnts. bsitebsno in einem rotten
Mlantel, einem SparfaHsnbu6 nnb
sinent Faitliben Padleiu gutter 9eIo'
noten. beitsns bants.