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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-09
BALTIMoRE's DISAPPOINTMENT,

The Baltimore Sun, in particular,
and Baltimore business interests in
general, are bitterly disappointed
that Richmond was given the Gov
eminent Regional Reserve Bank for
this district, instead of placing It in
Baltimore. We don't blame them.
Richmond is u way station while
Baltimore is terminal. Baltimore
is the natural business center of tho
South, although. geographically, it
is on the, border.
There. is one explanation = only
one. Richmond is the home of John
Shelton Williams. Comptroller, and
his influence dominated the other
two members of the committee. He
was. before coming TO Washington, a
ltichp,ond banker and has large prop
ertyi Interests there. His action in
this mdttertis questionable. For it
President Wilson ought to remove
him from,Aoffice. He never should
have been appointed. AZ Assistant
secretary OF the treasury lie began
by prosecuting business rivals and
imaginary enemies. For a man ~
use,a public position to "cvcn up
with some one is MS discreditablc as
TO use it for his personal profit.
His next act was TO dump the fail
ing. United States Trust company
into the lap of Frank Munsey. Roose-
velt's financial hacker, and his Trust
company, in which Williams brother
is a big factor. And now he places
the Regional hank in Richmond,
probably to his own personal profit.
II President Wilson does not get
Skeleton" Williams out of the Treas
ury or keep q tight rein on him some
thing is liable 10 happen that viii
prove embarrassing to the admins
tration. Public office, especially un-
der Democratic administrations,
should be administered in the Inter-
est of the public and not as private
snap.-Hampshirc Review.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-09
A BUILDING BOOM

Fairmont has not had much In par
ticular to boast OF in the building
line for the past year or so, and the
contractors and builders have not had
asSmucl to do as they have during
former years.
The spell of inactivity seems to
have been broken and the East Side
must be given credit with breaking
the good news. Building permits are
lioW being granted at every meeting
Of the Board of Affairs, for residences
and business buildings. and most
every one of them is for the East Side,
where number tof new homes are
going up.
The building activities extend to
the outer corporate lines of the city
and this Is saying a good deal rs there
Is q very large boundary in Greater
Fairmont.
II seems that Fairmont is well .pn
the4way to take her place with Tie
larger cities OF the country. Whom
&allstlle gaps are filled in from the
outer lines Fairmont will indeed be-
wonderful and -populous city and
every year the building activities sug-
gests to ilsfthat that day Is not long
on,
The coming of'the 3. & n. railroad
y responsible for the building on
the East. Side. Many thousands Of
dollars have been paid for rights of
way and the most of this money is
being reinyested in bettcr properties
than those taken for the railroads.
use. The construction work OF The
new railroad too is helping to give
employment to many people ,and the
derrtcks and marks OF activity arc
scattered from the fair grounds TO
the First ward.
The work OF getting the paving
work started in Fairmont district Is
progressing very nicely and then
there willabe noted similar progress
allsthisside-of- the river; and Roma
local pdpeiat wgGan see nothipe
Sot Say, bS3 G ! ysry I arssaaps
sops bpsiness year jim 1919 aitHouah
bHsinsss copd itionss sraHy 6ref Ifliie
.cdhntry are not a.. good as we u9iil
like tosee them. isg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-09

Correct Corsets for the New Gowns
New models are here in the Marie Louise,
the Red Fern, the Modart tacednfronU and
other good makes that our patrons prefer.
These spring styles in corsetry are popular
for their soft fabrics, their little Aboning andy
costumes.
81, $3.50, 50, So and up to (! $3.50, ],
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-09
CHEF HENDERSON
CALLED TO GRAFTON.

Assistant Chief of Police Il. d.
Henderson left this forenoon for
Grafton where he was called by the
serious illness of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Henderson. Dur
ing his absence Chief of Police Harr
Is attending to his duties.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-09
ASREpUBL,I],CAN VICTORY

The result Of the special Congress.
sional election in the Seventh New
Jersey district is first and foremost,a
Republican victory. 1t went Demo-
cratic in 1 s12 by 1924 plurality, al.
though the votes. cast for the Repub-
lican and Progressive candidates
combined were 1,422 more than
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-09


ington convention or for the way in
which the National delegates selected |
ut that convention carried out the In |
structions given to them. They were
true to the resolutions committing
them to certain policies. The repre-
sentatives of the party elected in the
last campaign have been loyal to the
pledges to which they were commit
ted by the rank and file in the adop.
ton of the state platform.
In Hands Of People.
"a new National committee was
selected at the Chicago convention,
and they appreciated the necessity OF
adopting changes which may seem
revolutionary and unprecedented for
The purpose Of bringing about con-
dttion which would place the party
in the hands Of the people. The ref
erendum in the shape of curtailmentl
and changing of the party ruleslthat
have controlled party regulations for
half a century have been submitted
to the people through ;state eonven-
tions. With the ratification OF the
reforms In party Lave prop6sed by the
National Republican committee as
have been set torthSfn Una ] adaressl
Of the subcommittee, there can be
no question as to the destiny of thel|
Republican party being left in the
hands of the rank and file OF the
party"
The West Virginia executive was
member of the subcommittee
which prepared the address embody-
ing the reforms ordered by the high
est authority Of the Republican par
ty.
"The rules which controlled the
party in the past and which have no
doubt resulted in abuses Of authority
have been eliminated entirely and
the National committee has surred-
dered every vestige of authority that
might lead to.any repetition OF these
abuses. Il.
Demands Granted.
Reduction OF representation from
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-09
DOCTORS SAID HE HAD DRopsY.

Some time ago had an attack Of
grippe. Which finally settled in my
Kidneys and bladder. doctored
with the doctors and they claimed |
had dropsy. l:tried other remedies
and got no relief from any of them.i
MY condition was such that / wgsi
ENABLE to work for about two months.
and the annoying symptoms caused,
me n great deal of trouble and pain3:
llf~as hardly able to turn over in bed.
Seeing one of your Almanacs, l de-
cidcd to give DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root trial and after taking several
bottles was able to resume my work
again. cannot say too much In
praise of your swamp-Root rs the re-
suits in my case were truly wonder
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-09

are not screened, which should be a
warming to grocerss butchers.
Don't allow your fruit and confec-
lions to be exposed to theFswarms OF
flies And so on, Indefinitely, the
list might be- continued.
Clean up your premises.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

9ds erObeGretanib. Die
giiraer bes 3arfes Ndg.nlpil i'm
aanton 9luyoaa haben iiiRIid elm
ocns 6ebeutiamss GreianiB aefeieri,
Dag fpieber einmdl ssiat. bab man atn.
nemiiGe 5it,l luobl einaui6dBsn ipeib.
Gin giirqer bss Dorfes 1T nGmIid,
mad, Ql6ioIDiruna itiner iuriitiidsn
Gtubien ais ,9ottor u.riusaus iuris"
in feline S.imaihaemeinoe suriidaes
tehrt uno bic giiraer baben IS FUR
n6tbia sra6tst. bisiss greianib anns
DffiSiea au fsiern anD ben iii7fii1en
Sbaten bes @efsirten prdnuntrdnDo
aObestnmnsn al fpibmtn. Die Teisrs
lidlteit ftiID.rt Elm aaraauiihss glnit
iolaenoermabcn: Die eanse Gsmeinos
mar bo6srfreut ob isintm erfolHar
Eas bspiss audi Der heralihs GMs
pfana. Der ihm Sci isinsr 2lntunft am
9onncriiao ql6enD sutbeil aeipOrDsH-
Gltern. @d6lUiiin, Wdnnerdor. wiM,
fifaeieIlI6ait. SdiiBsnasienidoft unc
S4ibenD.rcin boltm ifn am gabnh9f
ab unb bealeit.ten i'm in sinsm nab
rem 9riumpbsua ins tlterlihs 5nus.
glm 9lbsnO persinigte man ith Damn
I'm .9Gren' nod All tinem asmiithsi'
den TamiIisnfeiss. 6crr GmiI Stree
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

genannte 9laior perlor iein Seben an
Der Spiee Der StlrnitoIonie. aiit.
alieoer ieiner ,ydnHlie iino iest nod
Sffi5iere bc5 NiarinefOrps ilno bot,
len balS @cIrpenbeit 5u baben ibreli
tapicren 8robpater uno GroBontel 5lI
rd6en. Gemper iioeIisl
= Wt 8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15
@erfteanmss.
Sebanblmmg
i;ir nerpDie Wtdmner.

gou einer Guene bon nr5peieleatter
aulIoriid, in nnersstraHfbeiten ioill'
meHb. Gilt Iie ais unieblbnr. iIilo ole
gler3te i'm aqgenieinen inoontreu ole
SnarebieilSien ilITD berid)reibeH ltc III
Dielcn nericbieoeneil ,Sormen 5ablTelDet
arnnfbeitcn Die tolgeiioe 6orTnel W
bel Der lsieoerberitculrg BON nerpolet
@ri96pilmg. Dlelantolie. aenallllnlen.
GehitmieuHbeit hei llHierlebmuliarH
Chminbel !per5fIopfen SlicoerFiiern
GcbIailpiaeieit slnsscbrung, iaIien GT'
iremitdten. BEN 8eiiibl oer @rnnilllng
inb Der dIlaemeiuen untdbigteli. td'
tioneIl unb Hntilrltd1 5n bnroelr. wos
non bet @riola uno ods 8Iid esr
lQdtmer I'M geieaf1ai iiltthen .rno au'
tagsiebeH dbbdnei.. lebr pirilam,
Die Srjuufton fiji bic Wlunuilg, gu
Sanie i'm Bcbeimen, obne oab etne @er'
Ieserbeii aefiiblt fseroen.. lou. ~ lple
folet: aaiifen Gle 6uerit bre; un5eu
Gnriip Snrf1puriIla COMPOUND mo eile
llrSe eonlrolitb Sluio Salnttuort: mi.
fdhen Gle es lTlo luiien Ste cs 6pei
Giunoen lbben. Sdnn tiigen S1e cine
uHse 9omponno 9NsHee 0droioi ilno
cine tlilse 1incture GaSomcne Sou'
bomb (nI6t Garoamom) htr5u rno ni'
icben Gle IS Sufdmnen Die SHleiinng
1T eiu Ibeelpiiel oou nab leocr Wiahls
scii iuto einen beim ScllnleHneben, hle
iippiae (SciuTibbeit uTio pulle arutt ipit'
Der ber9eitelt itno. Selb'i nnb ioert'
uen g9ochen lpirh man ihoH Die fpunoer'
bariieu Grfoiae feben.
id,es @eichgeiuiht foleen Der Sebdnos
InHg. iuie errit and oer SaIl tetH nIna
Sies ySftteI entbdli feline Spidie iii1b
fdun teIbit bon Srauen getomHer frers
ben bic aH loren 9lercen !eioeii, mt Der
abiolgten 5i6erbeit rairer ufo bdnerHs
Der erfoIge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15
GE0.P. SCHHEITZER
VOLKSBLATT
JOB ROO MS
637 Sine Eirass
SrMdiA6en
Isber uu In beuiI6sr uno snaff6tr epraAs
ihr GeitniisItuie, eetstns etc usbsrietnresa
psrbea aui @unfn beiotat

isiner Seimathaemsinbe, GlierR unb
Treunbfn 3rsue. DER Rebs Sircm
ipoIIis nidat mshr D,riisaen; crit In
ip1ter Siunoe brah man auf unb ie,
ctr nit benz gspuHIsin. einsn nuns
Dsrif6nei 4benb psrl,bt Al habsn -
tinsn absnb 70 heimeIia unb nett ipie
unfy tlsinss 9orfhsn nod fsinen as'
fsierf.4 WsnH iebt BEN innasn Mbpcs
tatcn nift bic 5hiirsn au ben bS@hsn
Ghrsniislsn i'm cnnbe often Itsbtn.
bunn mub ss bod bersiidh ungtredl
'auasbsu auf bisisr msIi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15
srIana,-UerbIid.

aBatn siniabes tobtn: bette QEtpfebnnacn:
In eiHey Suntilie. Ipelfe etu Bipfiits Fil99fn
uHb g9Gf6iraa bat. @aieI eobn. 5afsnitageH
bel glrs u t5npqeuhttm. gsG Hufipn Ahe..
sppnenit. Stens aipon 1921. 10
aodin nit .Griabsuna: aeistsnssn 5trlanei.
1851 alnsfd ape.. ueen ssg l4lo
81 ab6 6en far easemene 9anhitseii uno I'm
ein Atnb 81 bea.Hftiisdi. AdbsaiidJH
2i7 pSdin are. Clifton II
Gin GgdbdeH iaS lgIialrs. nn0 Slane'
TpomsaEbelt in einsin splfniiIabdas. Nud
5uisaGen SO. 5i4 Cii Slfabe. II
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Bsa fSnuIIie. S59 DTeenipoob s1ee., IosaoaIe
obst SfGa iiir Guaemeine sans.
Grbeii glahSaiTGeeH III Der eFoseTp f05
sseemaH sipt.
Wdb6eu iar sausarbet unb i'm eaosn On
bslfen Il on Clifton abe
6 ea.nDmde6en on sseftrn 2O5o 3unIaS
Eirabe
1tenf.mab b dbeu ilir geip5ba!ite 5arslrDet.
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burn. Walnut 3lHs.
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Hefl. ppbu So 30. 8ena.fnnes bln',
saIc slOe.. slOenbGie.
III. =
bQibab T25 =iin Crescent albe Nppiteae
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a. m8knpn f6r oe,psbnIicbs Sausarbeit.
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aaein. aeiertn.eg 2i47 eaaSifOu aOaS.
..ss Gee e.s..n. - Ia..aa :. .e..s. ea...s..------'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15
Gltdnora tjtlmfIs,
iis
9otanna Grarbah,

ptU, Il 10 7 y
g9i.ifuc bon Reier lraIg5t i'm sitter son s3
Gae gei1enbegangnib iiuhg! iiGii am 2onners
ildQ. ben 10 april. Inn Thr JlGtmliiaae BON
Irducrbuuie aus fpordli nm 3;3u llbr N ber
eb Rrpirfi. Ct. 2obnru.s Hirte an infbia
ElIufc, Nii. gluburn Gu Zrdreraoiies0ieuif
iiaii'inoet fppsu geripaHb.t uro Jteunee h6is
Idli ritaelGoen hnb. 5.lb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

@6b6en far elisemeinf S1nhitbeii unO i'm
2l7 eEain Ape.. clifton. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

ao6ir nit .GrfabspHs: ReisrsnseH etrlanel.
1851 alnsid aee.. ueen ssg l4.i5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15
gadJer 81 Dcrtanicn.

Gain: biuig nerH fofou betfniii slnctSb
frneen COS aibSle Honb. Clifton 6eigbis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

mabnen obst Traa iiir Gliatmeine 9aus.
Grbeii. 8ahsaiTGeeH in Der eyocerp 10s
GgeenaH slbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

Gin agabden fir llpffnlrss Hnb Ginine'
roomsfltbcii in einem eoaTninabaas. Gud'
SuiraGen So 5is CT I. Sltate II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

DsGb6eu far riHfades aoceu TT elmer iiei'
BeH 6nuiIit. 55S Greeafpocb see., sbsaeaIe
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gerIanst sn fnnfen:
gerlaust- @dnnIia.

Scutider Seller in ReiiinsIampen.
Sobrit. 2125 6oIerain gIOe. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15
ltb dul AIeNUnp, on u. H9tII iJI
Charlotte Sf)inotlbshu,

Iraueraoncsbierfi i'm 1'auJ5aIie am Htel.
ine Gdnmiiings lbr. 1'SlO.i7
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

outer @oTbleler Der auai abeaesn fam on
teintn Seien. bl3 III ~. Sir.. 2. Gio9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

Gin SetRoteH nno Elm acblen. STANCE, IN
gliem 8niianb Siilig. 3siI eibftip en-.
Nrite OH l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

Sci, Dis,amtmann. toufs!s in rOraii9'
lidsn gDorten nuf ben iunaen Dotior
urb sntipdrf elm iuraes. hiibifss Yer
bsnsbilbfsn bes gtfeisrteI nnb hofff,
bah sr feiner 5simath trtu blsibsi
irerbs. auh irsnn itn tds 1nas Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

v IN 0arineT. geeimal IN Der &one. 25s
9ieb!anb aue si0ononle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

1ienfmabG GbeH fir aeip5ba!ite SaHslrDei,
esinu eoGn. 1907 Der,er ave. nahe &peo'
burn. sSalnnt eiIIe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

far Sansdfbeit uHb i'm eGoen tp
belfen. II On Clifton abe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

Gin eriief Qlafe Gsihiunaiaet, aatsa
frGuen 7i2 Aare Cir. On Der Ha4fnihiif
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3n u,rfanfen--Saaier.

Gin 2,Iiodiefs Srnmebaus nit 9implcrn:
etnaeritiet for 2 Janlilien. Cot 23 bel ej
iSnh; iopte eth alinenittaui 30s Mluiier
Aneiiite. 1919
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

@dboen in elmer HaniIie bon Btpei gelio.
/ HeiI. epbu 50. 30. gsena.innes Dln',
SOLD slpe.. slDonbGie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

sag6mab6tn an sSeftrH. 2o5o 2unias
Eirabe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-15

q n ltoieer WiaHn far eiartsHotbeii: Hilk elr
Rlrro lab zine stub bdoraen iDsiiieu, n
&epleE 4useuifInI aoe. mo 9HeoaEo &laes
W,Gn nehmr Gaii Gno Cat,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-13

and Bessie Miller. The last two cou-
pies claim to be married, but the po-
lice do not believe their story and will
charge them with adultery, they say.
This morning agents from the de-
partment of justice conferred with
Capt. Coughlin and Sergeants Weis-
baum and Vance, who made the raid.
They are working up evidence with a
view of presenting it to the federal
grand jury.
The federal men are also working
on story that Russian band of
white slavers are operating in Chi
cago. It is said to be a more effective
syndicate than the old Italian gang
whGh broke up with the murder of
the girl in Bridgeport.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-13


Pittsburgh where she had friends.
She secured a job in restaurant
at poor wages for long hours. 1t was
in, the restaurant she met a Chi
cagoan, Isador Tender, well-dressed
and attractive.
He'made love to the girl. He could
talk of the things she wanted to talk
about. She became lonesome when
he was not around. And finally he
came to her and told her he must go
away to Chicago. Before going he
told of the wonders and possibilities
Of Chicago. The girl was impressed
When he had gone the girl was
very lonely. Finally she heard from
him. The letter echoed the hope of
glorious future in Chicago if she
came here.
The police are making the claim
that he sent her a ticket At any
rate, she came. Here the story took
its dark shade.
According to the evidence which
the police presented to the agents of
the department of justice, the girl
was first placed in house at lila w.
18th st. Then the man is charged
with having turned her out on the
streets to hustle.
After that it is claimed she was
placed IN a house. at 1923 Washburn
st. The owner of that place is said
to have skipped when the police got
on the trail of Tender.
The girl is reported to have once
told an acquaintance that she would
escape from Tender and the streets
if she was not afraid. She was even
willing to go back to the darkest |
parts of Russia to be free and good,
she said.
After the police found out about |
the house on Washburn street, Ten
der is charged with having placed
her in a house at 1872 NewberTy ave-
nue., owned by Mrs. Rose Miller. It |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-13

She-It's so pathetic about the
lives of flowers. They grow out here
in myriads on the lone, wind-swept
hills, lift their smiling little faces
bravely to the sun, wither and die
and no one in the world gives them
a thought.
He-Exactly. No one seems to
give them a thought until they are
about 81 a dozen at the florists.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

SrGumerei. Der lbrif4e
Ni6ter grtpin 9Iumsnbauh bat Elm
eisenss Bed. 90 oft er in ben boz
tdniidsn 9arten ssbt, um bus @rpa'
den Der 0atur gu b.Iauidsn f4Idft
sr elm.
= paraSor. StrGfling (bet
Gus Dem @efGnsnis entlufen iuiro
inb nun tpieOer 5u feiner 5rau gu.
riidtebrt): nS9nOe. nun 1T es nit
Ger Treibeit ipisosr porbei,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

YietGtpoll. Cine alte
Sante, bic ibrs @ermOgensIage ielbit
prr ben nG9iten 8erpanbten auf bas
SorgfGItisite gebeim gebaIten bat, If
aeitorben. 9lls i'm Samilienrate ers
Driert miro, pie man Die iterbii4e
Siille sur IeBtsn Rube beItuIten mol
Ie, ma9t Sntel Sermann sinen 8or'
itIag:
r0ir polIen bod srt einmaI iebeH,
ipiepieI iie binterlGbt. SIT ni4ts oa,
foirO iie bssraben; bat iie etpas, 10
pirS iie bssroist, unO srben mir piel,
bonn lahen mir iie beiieBen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

= aus Der Snitruttionss s.
unoe. 2eutnant: rWarum nennt
man ipobl ben SelOnebeI Die nWtut'
ter Der &ompdgnie"9"
Beirut: nWeiI er biel 6retn3ure'
cen bat!"
: Gin Sierfreun6. rWO
isbfe oenn bin9"
~8ei'n 8aIbier. Saare f5neiben
lcFen; aber sleid uffn baI6sn Mil-
limeter."
r8ei ber RGlte9 Do bIei6t oenn
6a Der - Sieribub2"
= M onoloe. Baron: rSabs
teute Der aomtefe abermaIs cine Sic,
besertlGrung semaGt.uno puroe ni6t
erb0rt. oas 1T unerb6rt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

GrfIGrte abneiGuns.
a.: r2uNen sic uns NAL bier in
bieIs &neipe geben, oa fptelt cine
ainbertapeIIe."
g.: .Ree, ia Ounte, &inOerton5ert
bob' i6 gu Suuie genus."
= MiG6ernOer Il I'm Il q 4 B..
Widlter: Sic bobsn i6on pis6er
NAL elm 5abrruo seitoblsn?"
9lrgetlogter: nSu, i'd bin bait nod
n btfel unseihidt, Serr Rtdtsr.
9as erite mar bereits mad bier @o'
den bin!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
tiihtiaen g d III d!

- Sein Glib. rDas sic fas
gen! aIIo f4on Sbr 2ebrer bat Sb'
isn ben Gtel an Dem @afer beige
bradt2"
~allerbinss. Gr eradbIte uns emit,
Gle sunoe @rOe iei elm Maiiengrab,
tpO un5Gbiise Gei9en ruben. Ho,
unb 90 oos @uNer aug Oieier @rbs
tOmmt, bab' id eleid in fneinem Sn>
rern einen @io abgelest. ME me9r
einen Sropfen @uFer gu trinten.
lln6 id bieIt ibn, bieisn Gio, has
hiirfen's mir fdon slauben, 10 i9per
ea mir aud fdllt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

- Ser 5iinoenOe Sunt.
Serr: 9Glfo, Sic Iiebtsn Sbren iebissn
@atten aud auf Den erIten Bid -
lpie SuIia ben ROmeO9 Sas 1T ia
lntereiant.
Dame: Sa, TObdIb id ibn oas er'
i!emal erblidte. Sd erinnere mid
70, aIs oh es ssftern setpeien ipdre.
sd ipn3isre nit papo auf Der 8arls'
baOer &olonnaOs, Oa erbIidte pepa
einen Ssrrn unO fuste sIsi9 gu mir:
,0d, msin 2isbGng, 1T Elm Mann,
Ger etIide MiIIiolsn f4psr it'll" 0as
ipdr er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

9Iiid. .0er &arle bdtt' bet'
nobe 2trbeit bstpmmen, aber er III
np9mal nit mem bIausn ause oapon
setommen."
-RentabeI. Der Sauss
lnedt i'm S9ien i9eint elm i9Dnes
Stiid @el5 Su peroienen9"
sD6s sIoub /, bel benz bdb'n tpes
nisitsns Sp0lf 5rauen ubonniert, Dab
sr INNER nm balb eIfe ibre Rdnner
'nausI9meibt!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

nnt.r Dem puntoffeL
,,Sbr Mann foil ii6 bas Srinfen
absefpOhnsn. 9asu seb0rt aber rieI
Gnersie!"
5rau: Die babe i'd!
Repo3iert. rWas ma9en
Sic Oenn fir elm oummes @eii4t9"
nr@rlauben sic. pos fdllt Sbnen
bsnn e:<r"
sd meine bod ni6t oas bumme
@eiibt, bas sic baben. iontern
Eur bas sic m 9en!"
-Reib. PantoffeIbel6 (ein ola
tes Ritterpappen betra9teno): Slid
li9er Ritter, Der ou ben 9ra9en
SloB i'm @appen gebabt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

aI6nss 8iIO. nSIt Der
Glefunt in Der Gefanseniduft sebos
ren?"
MsnagerisbeTiber: rRein. om &pn'
er itono feline @iege."
= 9as WidtigHe. 3u6ts
tausSirettor: IRA. Suber, baben Sts
,dpn oariibsr nodgeOaGt, mas Sic
anfansen. psnn sic isst entIaTen
tcerben9"
6trGfling: % ia, susrIt peroe Id
rid nal tpis9en lafen. Serr Sirsf'
trr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

SaIf9 oufesfaBt. Sna'
te Tin Der Srpgenbanblung): Sns
icttsnpulber!
8oufmam: Sir tpispiel9
Snobe: 9us lpeiB i4 ni4t; s:5dblt
babsn mir lie ni9t!