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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-06-18
EStrayed

A SoRREL MARE, with reached name,
wearing bell, and branded on left side of
the neck thus, oIo. Also, a 2-year-old
FLLY, light blue or iron gray in color.
A reward will be paid for the return OF
these animals to my home, or for infor-
nation leading to their recovery. | live
at Stroud's Bridge, and my postoffice is
Sarepta, La. j. c. THOMAS.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-06-18

DR.. v. Irwin Miller, Dentist,
Has moved his Office to rooms 405-6-7,
Hutchinson Building, Shreveport, La.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-06-18
For Sale

First-grade AlfaIfa-in carload lots,
10. b. Benton, SIS per ton. Dat Straw
carload lots, TO. b. Benton, 81 per
ton. Less than carload lots of either
can be had at the same price, delivered
only at the plantation.
loft T.W. w. STINsoN, Benton, La.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
OUR FARMERS MUST BUILD
SlLOS.

What would our hill farmers
gain this year if they had silos.
Thousands Of dollars. Yet they
have let their cid corn stay and
dry up; they won't get one cent
for thousands Of dollars worth OF
it. The silO would have solved
the problem. Cut the corn down,
cut it up, put it in the silo and
your cattle and horses would
have the finest feed on earth.
The silO will redeem this country:
every man should and must have
one. just here we want every
farmer that mas the actual money
or can get it TO put up n good
sized silO this year; that will be a
lesson TO your neighbor that may
not be as well OFF. When he sees
you have done he will build
one and the thing to do is to lend
your nergh5Or the money TO build
Dne. II all the corn, peas, hay
and the like that is wasted in this
county were preserved By the
siIo We could easily feed thous-
ands of head of cattle and horses.
IL IS waste not. Let's have the
silo next year; get it ready. 1t is
inexpensive, easy to learn how to
and easy to learn how to
for the products put in it.
Suppose you write the depart
ment OF Agriculture and Com
meree, jackson, Miss , they will
give you all necessary data. How
many of our farmers will try this.
Get the siIo. quit cotton, raise
stock. begin dairying.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
BUMPER CROPS, GOOD
FARMING.

II all goes well Lafayette coun-
ty will harvest the biggest crop
of both corn and cotton in its
history. There is a reason for
this. First. the people have done
better work; they work more sys-
tematieally along scientific lines
than heretofore. We have more
good horses and mules, more
good pillow tools and we use more
judgment in farming than ever
before. Keep that up; it pays,
it means that Lafayette county
will, in u very short time, be at
the very forefront. And why
not? \ small runt of a mule
eats as much as a good one; a
farmer can have up-to-date pillow
tools almost as cheap as he car
have bad ones and he can dc
much more and much better
work. Verify our farmers are
waking I'D. 1t is high time. May
then never go to sleep again.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
TELEPHONE
& TELEGRAPH COMPANY

Say, Mr.. Subscriber, We say
nice things about you and your
family every time we learn any
thing Of interest to you or them.
We boost this county and state;
ve talk good roads, improved
farming. right living. good busi-
ness methods aud progress. Now
we must get together. 1t takes
money 70 run this business Just
Ike il does TO run your business.
You send in that dollar to paw
your subscription = possibly it
may be more than one now and
in addition get your neighbor to
subscribe. This paper ia worth
many times the money, il we do
say 90. In this way we can help
the county, you help a good
cause and we are both benefited.
Don'r forget this.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
a SUGGESTION TO THE
FARMERS.

We have said that we are max
ing a big crop in this county this
year. Here is an idea: Don't 90
and spend every dollar you get
in something you can do without,
keep your money. Pay your
just debts first and don't buy any
thing. Put the money away in
the bank or in improving your
stock, your farm or the ike
Don't get to feeling rich and run
in debt again. Stay out OF debt;
you can do without for a year or
so; get money of your own; il
would feel good to be abss any
day of next year TO be able TO
jingle a few dollars in your pock-
ct. That's a mighty comfortable
feeling. Save your money You
have seen hard times in the psst;
don't act unwisely any more.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
CONGRESSMAN HUBERT d.


Hon. II. d. Stephens Of New
Albany has, for the third time,
been elected to congress from
this district.
We did not support SIR. S,eph-
ems in this race. Our newspaper
friend, Senator A. c. Anderson,
whom We have known for many
years and an able man and most
excellent gentleman. was our
choice, for the reasons heretofore
stated by US. But the election is
over and Mr. Stephens "a the
winner. Personally we think a
great deal Of him. He is we'll
acquainted in this county and in
the entire district. He has many
yarn personal friends every
where. We like always to aid
every officer in the discharc. Of
his duties. A seat in congress is
a great honor; it affords a great
field for useful work. At this
time our best men are needed.
Mr.. Stephens stand upon most
public questions has met with our
approval. We want 10 see him
succeed; we want him 10 know
that We want to aid him to sue
coed and may his coming term
be the most successful of shem
all.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
HURRAH FOL TULAl

The little village of lula has
given to this county, and the
country at large, the best lesson
IN sensible good roads building
ever heard of ia this section.
lula had some mighty bad, hiily
roads out north of their little
village. They also had a good
road running out from Oxford in
some three miles of them to the
North, They did not squabble
over bonds, nor contractors and
the like: they simply got togeth-
er-everybody, and they built
almost three miles of the finest
roads in this section. Over sixty
teams on that roadl The ladies
took dinner out to the men. Eve
rybody joined in. The road was
finished right now. That's bust
ness; that's sense; good old
''horse sense" That is a lesson
that every community should
learn, and learn now. Every
community can do that; they can
do it while they sit idly down,
white on goods boxes, cuss the
government and talk ugly about
~hard times" We commend
the action of Tula; let other CON-
munities follow. Every farmer
should know that even thirty
days of his work with a team
each year on good roads, is the
best money he viii ever spend.
Contractors and supervisors
should do their duty but citizens
should not sit idle and do moth
ing; let everybody pull together.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27

; w quarter of See. 80, Town. Q Range
!, west was assessed too much as ap-
pears at l6l of the land rolls of Lafay-
cite county for the year 1884, it is
therefore reduced s250.00
IL appearing TO the Board that the
y W quarter Of Sec. 6, Town 10 Range
l, as assessed 10 ] E Tatum and at rag
l63 OF the land rolls of Lafayette coun-
" Tor the year 1914, WAS over as
sessed- IL is therefore the order OF
the Board that said assessment be and
the same Is hereby reduced $40 90.
III Is hereby ordered tina. the tar as
SCISSORS assessment Of personal prop
erty for the year 1914 be and the same
Is hereby approved, as now eqralIzed
by the Board Of Supervisors Of IafzS-
cite county, Miss.
IL appearing to the Beard thas A L
e was over-assessed for the wear
1913, as appears from the personal roll
OF Lafayette county, at Humphreys
Precinct 1t Is therefore ordered bs
ne a that said assessment b. and
the same Is hereby reduced s750uoo.
ORDERED that w NJ Woodward.
Chancery Clerk, be allowed the snm OF
800 90 for making copies OF the Per-
sonal Assessment Roll OF L~xfxyette
county for the year 1914. warrznt 10
De drawn when approved by the state
VIII Reno for repair ON 4 chairs sf.oo
Lafayetts Co Press, Stationery 400
Temple, conveying Innafir Is 90
The lots Of r NJ Leagen, located IN
the crey Of Oxford, front lot a.. Al aad
2oe. be and the same are hereby re-
duced $4,000, from and after this date.
The ) w quarter OF Sec. 7, Town 8
Range 4, west. assessed TO J @ Gates.
BE- and the same Is hereby rednced
IL IL ordered by the Board that the
y hah OF thes i quarter Of Section 6,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
THE CREDIT SYSTEM ON
THE WANE.

We learn that the credit sys-
ten, as generally known. is play
ing out in this county and in
many counties of this state. That
IS encouraging. The credit sys-
tenn ruins any county. When
ever you see deeds OF trusts on
growing crops you see a Distress
ed people. This system should
be utterly destroyed. Every man
should be forced, by common
consent, to look out for himself
and family upon a cash basis. A
few men try to run families
they soon run cut OF business;
they are forced to charge exor-
bitant prices; they don't ike the
business themselves but we have
grown up in it. We must quit it.
Every man can pay cash, if he
has to, just as good as he can go
on credit. Every honest man
buys expecting to pay in full; if
ne has TO use the cash system he
can prepare for that just as good
as credit.
Another thing; a credit system
encourages extravaganza. Any
person will spend more on credit
than for cash. That alone should
condemn the credit system. The
merchants should begin to dis
courage this system of credit: az
long as it is practiced progress
will never come. Debt is a curse;
the human mind is weighed down
by debt; no person that has such
a burden hanging over him a
use his faculties for business:
his energies become deadened
and finally paralysed. +
Let the credit system have a
sudden death; urge the live at
home idea II it means a few
lean years at first, it mean fat
years and prosperity for all time
when it is once begun.
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27

What are we going 10 do about
the County Fair? We must have
it and We should get the premi-
ums ready and begin. Let the
officers of the Fair, get busy; let
the people know what you are
going to do; tell them what is
expected of them; they will re-
spond. But they are entitled to
a fair show; they must know
now.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
Governor Bilbo is drawing big
crowds everywhere he goes.

A few OF the anti Vsrdaman,
anti Bilbo brigade are eIated.
they say over the fact that they
have come to life. They have
been dead since 1911; In fact
they are dead yet. a few Of
them are still kicking.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27

The primary for the second
race for the judgeship of the fifth
judicial District will be held IN
Sept 9Th between Judge j. a.
Teat and Hon. H. H. Rodgers.
Reports from that district are
favorable to Mr.. Rodgers, indi-
oatiye Of Judge Teat's defeat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27

Miss Hostetter Hooks has writ
ten to the advice to the Love-
lone" department Of a city paper
asking for q recipe for the cure
of sun-grins. Eilick H=Ilwanger
say he would prescribe the eat
ing OF green goose berries.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27

M~os42azoess flzes amd afher laseess.
whseh hrss~f "a tkly he xzshsee pasls
pnza&s % se&9nam& was.x, hasm~. r.nwse
phases. etc, are e~Frsars u ass~x.e
kss<y nne they bzEs i fher fakxf
poAsan tnto your ayxtnm frona mk6~h
soma dread disease n1av r~~uh Gtsa .
botfA ~ HlsanE Linsm1~ns ID ansl-
septic and a few drups wili nsa rahxs
the Infection c2nsrd BY insesf bfsxs "a
or rusty n&is. slnanx L1inent a
nLectx Cuts. hrulses and kors1 fYou
cannot snord to BE- wishoa1 h ia yoar
home. Money back IN MT s2ahsne3
Only &c At pour Druggist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
Proeeedin'g Board Of Supervisors.
AUGUST TERM.

The Honorable Board Of Supervisors
q Lafayet county met at the court
house IN the city OF Oxford on the LIST
Mond1y and Ord day OF August, 1914.
An members were present when the
following proceedings were had:
tcontinusd from last week.
It appearing tofthe Board thas the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
HIS ACHIEVEMENTS

DR- BUTLER wrote the Digest of Optometry, and Is an active
nemeer OF the American Optical Association" He drafted the
optical Law for introduction IN the Congress of the United States.
he founded and was the first president Of the "Brihsh-Ameriean As.
and fitted a thousand and one complicated optical cases-cases beyond
the aid OF Specialists in both Europe and America-thus achieving the
distinction OF Hero of a Thousand Optical Battlefeds." He Is the
only Doctor OF Optics, optometrist, Eye-Strain Specialist Of reputa-
ton and ability. making the entire State, who comes here regular.
he IS the only advanced and Progressive ,MississiPpian. educated in
America; who makes diagnosis with Electrical, Non Electrical, OBJ
Jectye; Subjective Instruments. Machines and Appliances. and sue
cessfuny hts Ophthalmic Lenses, Prescription Glasses, for the cor
recton OF all errors of refraetiou, no matter how Complicated, and for
the rehef Of all nervous re6exes, the result of eye-strain-cases be-
You'd the aid OF the partially developed specialist. No surgery, no
drugs Does not give medical or surgical treatment.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
EATKAN MANUFACTURING Co.
GRENADA, MISSISSIPPI.
Co., Oxford, Miss.
Iohny Jones, Taylor, Miss.

II you want your groceries
from d store that is "sanitary's
IN every particular, buy from
Crows. Phone 105.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27

U~NaElMnHNms
IhAss heen lsuuhied Cor several wears
~sth . sessrc kidney and bladder irou-
uass ceHaM npt control ms urina 81 All.
~aetsstEases Il wall not be free euoavh'
Dat N.o.x 81 the tinze e~ntrely too free
~qaasd h2se - gea up several times
anxsnK y nkxhG, and was IL times al
most Nikhena c9asrol az msself. ara
&ftrr using Ne or two bottles u Iuuis-
AAna Lou kianey namdiwlne / am varv
grateful - say that / an entirely r.
iArxed ~ fne frouble, ard thirk fhe~e
= no fnuse1y e41Al ~ Ii j. also re-
LEVIED me OF a ~ IA NV
right side q HI
For nels only BY A. H. Kendel. ana
Rowland Drug Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
Discovery!
kUYKEKDALI'i GREASELESS LIO-
UID ECZEMA REMEDY

Certainly doet cure any and all itch
ins skin. Trodbles such as Eczema
letter, Ring Wprm, Poison Oak, Itch,
Fever blistersJ FROST Bites. Chicken
Fox, Prickly Heat, Netsle Rash, and
Old stubborn r. thought te be Can
GERS, Gives instant relief ana cures
when physieilns fail TRY ONE
bOTTLE On SALE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
WILL BE
colonial Hotel, Oxford, Miss.
Friday, September 4th. Oae Day Only.

RETURNING REGULARLY. CONSULTATIONS AND ADVICE FREE AND EvIED
NO House CALLS MADE SEE HIN AT PIAG ADVERTISED
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27

Subscribe for the Eagle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27

H n. Esr~is,-. West I1ex-s-.
MIS- sayg- Dr- Bu+ser st11as AZ the
bead Of The profession impure merit.
TIE s. Louis Ctobe-Demoerat says
Dr.. Butler Is truly the eeatral ami
radiant srAr IN the optical prufss<on--
Rev. Martin Bal, formarx Of WI
rcrs- Miss. says Since witnessing
personally DR.. Rutiers successful re-
fr.ctivs work IN ny own FANNY. I feel
iustaed In Eisiag him Enscnted
praise.
The Memphis Co--s-rizl-Appeal
says. DR. BEtler Was booked sohiiy
fer twenty weers. and - uoN sehsdal-
cd for m1re thaa half 4 hundred
toauG"
John p johnson. III Minerva S..
Jackson. Mss say.. I cannot rec
ornrerd Dr.. Butter too highly. and
without fatterY believe his saccssA a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27

an optical specialist. r,1r- Brilliant
than the linstriuua DR.. Tharinxton. af
Pennsylvania. OF the famous Or. Cal
houn Of Georgia
Mas Saiis Albeit For~crIy 90
Forest Miss Ezys= All tbs svrki
n mist To re None Of Lh- ply
sicians in England. Germany or Frnnc-
ever helped my eyes m the l<ast. pr.
Butler took my case Ind sftrr - days
l clukt So tire smallest obiscf snd nay
ssgns rvmHins god to this day.
Mr2- s B. Williams Lskisxtnn.
Mss. says After being disaproins-
OF ~ the repeated failures ef al the
c~ptirianS ! euusalted DIR. Ba-,sr ard
he prescribed fer my eyes the snly
~sa.izfactory giaxsez I ever had
Henry Hart. President Bank Of
Nincna says The xiszz~s Dr.. But
Ter preEcrtoed for my eyes az p~rfertly
and give ne great s~4ti<fArtisn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27

IL l. ordered by the Board that The
y half of thes i quarter Of Section 6,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27

Ordered that coart do now al Hears
unul the nsxf regular mes1nx IL sssa
WI. LovuApy, Pre<sdens
-
Buy from Crow a CO. Phone
100.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07
CT feHnt Fe.

2tus benz Sannobsrf9en miro fol-
eenbe 9lnetoote eraGblt: 20brs
Bauer, Der Dinomiiller uno Der
8aufmann oes air9borfes 9. in Der
Sect batten Bis 1 llbr na9ts seita>
tet. .MinIde." iaste Der WiiIler gu
2Dbr, Der in bem Ruf zines pantofs
feIbsloen itsbt, plputt ipell dper MI
bine Sli9e f9eaen, ipenn ou nab
9us fummit. 8ielleidt bufdt lei oi
einen." Gs fam gu elmer Wette Inn
Elm Sab Bier. MDller uno &opmaun
follten nit 2Obr seben uno binter oeis
fen Sdlafsimmerfeniter bet feinem
@intritt ins @ema9 borden uno oas
nod urteilen. @s geI9ab. llnters
ipsss bate aber 20br einen Siesess
plan trionnen. gr trat init biel 9es
rGui9 in bic @eitsntiir isines Saus
les. Dem Saidfsimmer eeseniiber.
alapp! idlus Die Sir an Die Danb.
OaDon erpaate feline gbebdlfte. ieBte
ii9 bod i'm 8ett uno itedte 2idt an.
Ra, gut glu9t benn, Serr paitor =
belGuten iei iifd pt nal bale! =
SapoIl, : ia. ia, = gang re4t,
9err paitor! = Run famen iei gaut
bem uno ilapen fei mol! 5allen iei
Of man MID, Serr paitor, ct is
bitter, IN bel Sraunsliie bdtt ben
plen @aI6tubben in me Wege itabn
laten." (gin Ri9ttpes fiibrt MANS
Ii9 sur pfarre iiber 26brs Sof,
bann burd Die Wieien.) Das paren
a0brs laut sefprodene Dorte, als er
auf feline Siele trat. 8sim 4ufflins
fen Der 8ummertiir fraste nun feline
6rau foglei9. - aber sans fdnft:
.Mine Site, ipas oenn Del paitor
dben nod our9" ~Sa, ii'd," antpors
tete ibr Mann, mi brGupen iifd
uno fiino benn in'r S9aule poretebrt
init 8abIen Burn = iie beioe iino
i'm S9ulporitanbe = I'm bdtt bar.
Satsn beiprutsn: bat tiisrt fid bsnn
mat ben." rSuu. : mat is De bsnn
fir Wdsra" froste iis tpsitsr. st
itOrmt I'm ipen moi sliet an tua gei'
ten fangen," untportete er. nSua. 6a
is't eaut, psnn' parmet Bette bat;
less bi man flint oabl, gut Radt!"
1T Der SdluB 6es 3psiseiprdds. =
2Obr Sat feline Wetts seiponnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07
Ser Derrater.

Ginige Monate bebor In Wfailanb
bic Gepplution bon 1848 ausbra9.
lpuroe Der War9eis ssilippo 8illani
psrbaftet, uno Der beriiatigte @olsu
perfpra9 ibm bic Sreibeit, tpenn tr
ibm oie Namen Der libernlen 8ers
i9porenen nennen piiros. sd mill
Sud aIIss iusenl" ertlGrte 8illuni
rNun aIio "a nSa, ober nur.
nadoan mir auf ben @lodeRturm
Oes Domes ,geftiesen iinb." .guf
ben @lodenturm2 Marum bass"
rWeil oa Obeu Die 8etpeismitteI
iinb." 9olaa mar spar peripunoert,
aber er ities bod ON nddten Mors
gen nit oem @efangenen binauf auf
ben Surm oes Oomes. SIMMER nod
b0ber." 6rGngte bisfer lpeiter, ipsnn
9ol5u Salt maiden pollte. glls fe
enoli9 uuf Der auBsrifen Spite ans
gelanst tparsn, tpies 0iIlani nit eis
ner grpben Sanbbepegung auf bas
sonse untenIieaenoe MaiIanb: .Sebt.
bd iinb Die @erf9porenen gang
Mailuno III es!" Sn b0dfter @ut
iiber ben Reinfall mubte ifd 9oIsa
anf9iden, pieber binuntersuflettern;
aber Der Mordeie @illani mubte
nod Ionse uuf feline 9sfreiuns mars
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07

unb aud bon ben ii6rigen @eii4terr
tpar iebe Sepreiiion Oerf9ipunben.
GnbIidb ging Der 3ommanteur fort.
Der 2(biutant bradte bic llnters
f6riFtsmoppen aus bem Sffi3iersta'
binett unb folste bdlb.
g2un fam pieber 2ebeH in ben
Goal. 9obenitebt rdufperie ii4 Sis
erft unb ndberte fib MiiIIer. Der nod
immer ipie elm SelsUbe bafab unb
fciR Sntereiie mehr fir feline llmse'
bung seists.
.2ieber UaiiIler,1 bsgann er gee
oGmpft, nit einem @emii4 bon Wlits
leib nnb Sronis. lid babe ia gsnug
ppr meiner eisenen Sire au febren,
aber : nimm es mir nidt libel :
ipis fann man nur fobiel binter bic
8inbe gieBen, baB man ieinen eieenen
9lusen nidt mebr trauen fann2"
,8obeniisbt, i'd berbitte mir bieie
g(nipieIunsen!" rief Miiller emp6rt,
unb reiisniert fsbte sr binau: sd
trinfe getpib niht mehr ipte Ou uno
anbere unieres Stonbes, aber." nit
einem tiefen SeufSer gu mir getpens
bet, bel 2eutsn, bic nit benz Seufel
i'm 9unbe iteben. TT tein Ding uns
mDelih.1
OieTe @prte riefen i'm ganaen 8us
rsau cine unbdnbise Seiterfeit bers
bpr. War bod Elm isber bapps iibers
seugt, Miillsr babe in ieinem OuIel
am Morsen bic TdseI nidt feben
t6nnen. Dab ibm uber Der beutise
9feinfaIl gang ben &opf perbreht
Eatte unb er, Der iibsrbaupt obers
sldubiT6 par, nun tatIGdIid an
Sput slaubte unb fhon @eipeniter
1ab, bos sins bod iiber bic 0isSis
pIin. I'm Miilless 9(utcritdt mar
ss gefdeben; er perIudte aud ni6t,
iie nod seltenb gu MAIDEN. Ser
Rann mar gebro6en.
Ia9 sirta feds Woden ipurbs
Wiiller gum 8eSirtsfslopebel befOrs
bert unb f9ieb bon uns. 8obenitebt
trot an feline Stslle. Nun besann
cine T96ne 3eit; es iino bic beitsn
Sabre meines 9ebens sefpefen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07
S5dJitc gleaIiititf.
Misr NrsisnemiIbs

8ier preis9em1lo DE.
1. Ssrr alereI bot fir ben Sds
Ion oes Serrn &ommer5ienruts. cine
@Ietf 9erportie 70 natargstreu
eemult. boB OieIer. NIT @6nesbriIle
uno @ispidsI ousgeriiitet. itunbenlang
Dor Dem 8ilbe bins unb berIGuft.'
2. Der Sonnenaufgang
bes Germ pinieI 1T 70 poIlenoet
barseitelIt. oaB ibm oas @emGIbe
unbertdnfli9 1T, ipeiI er our9 Ole
2i6teffefte ni4t untpeientIi4 an
3. GERM siipfeIs @tilIeben
pirtt 70 tdui9snb, baB idon am
afusiten Gage nu9 Der GertigitsIIung
cine 8rummfliese ibre @ier in bic
20dsr oes S9psiserfdfes Ieste.
A. Sas Sasbfiid nit Der
Wilbfau iit GERM SuideI 10 Dor,
aiislich eeIunssn, bob Der Oodel
Oss Oberforiters ituuoenluns Oupor
itebt uno bellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07

- &inbIi9e g 9i6tsrn.
beit. allter Serr: 90 tOmm bod
ber, mein aino, ia tu' Dir ia ni9ts!
(9us tieine Wdbdsn f6psist)
Die Wiama: Sci bod nidt als
bern, Ulisi. unO antpprte op9l (0ie
aIeine fdpeist bebarrIi4.) Sa. 70 lit
iie nun NAL!
9tlter Ssrr: Sm! Wenn tds &ino
70 blsibt, ipas fpirb bas 'maI fir
ne prdbtise Gbefrau sebsn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07

rSie babsn mir od Ma6sterasn
pertauft, bic beim 9tuslDIden berart
itinten, Dab i'd iis mi9t ssbrauden
tann!"
..Sa, bam sic b0 Da9stera'In
gum 9lusl6lden ssbrau9t9 Die
s'b0r'n ia gum @nsiino'n!"1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07

SasIebte Mittsl. .3um
febten Mlittsl, ipenn fsin an6eres
mebr psrfansen mill. iit uns bas
S1pert gsgeben.~ rief Der Saupts
mann Der GdiiBensilbs uno fiists,
su ieinsr @attin sepenbet, bin3u:
r@eb. Sanne, tras' meinen paraoeid'
bel auf's 2eibbaus'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07

@ater (fOIa): Gin muiitaIifder
8ensel iit's bod, mein Milli. 4ls
i9 ibn foeben Dor Dem 3Iapier 5tpi'
fden ben 3nien bielt. um ihn burG'
supriiseln. bat er binter mir Die 9 e
sleituns ba5u sefpielt.