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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-17

Brooaltu Eaplcl
Ii rrr WyI
Ihr bachelor said.
I'm going "a cop y queen.
A beauty bright.
tnud tu thr sight.
n perfect girl. \ Urvu.
Shc must u. kind
and hatr Il mind
That's brilliant through au. though
hui hiH i-uIIr iNtr
40 either kiul win do.
Nui She must cook.
li 4ht ht .hr hrlL.
ind lnvr hrr hnu~r4ntk we'll.
And >hc must stay
ht hnr, ia,.
Nr Illr gossip uil
IIr looked around.
I'Ut never found
lhr nirl fhli en-, lunhrl fnr.
There uI- nome such.
lI f~h..I GOO .urh
iIa died . hlrrrlnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
$500 PUPILS
ENROLLED IN
NIGHT SCHOOLS

When registration for Seattle's
free night schools closed last night,
there was an estimated enrolment
OF $500. This number. II is be
lieved. will be greatly increased
next week. when enrolment con-
tinues. The enrolment last year
was 6,412. with fg5 teachers.
Broadway high school led with
925 students.
Actual school work for the term,
which lasts six months, will begin
Monday evening.
The work OF the evening schools
is aimed 20 increase the efficiency
OF young men and women in the
work through the day from which
they are deriving their living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
C. O.P. CHAIRMAN
SAYS JONES HAS
LITTLE CHANCE

The admission by c. y. lund
Of Spokane, chairman Of tho
republican state convention,
that Senator w. LoRlmER
Jones had only a slim chance
OF carrying Spokane county,
wss the feature Of this morn
lnp's session OF the state 70.
publican central committee at
the Rathskelier.
Lund also said there was only a
slight chance OF election for the
republican candidate for congress
In the Spokane district.
Lund's opinion IL backed by the
great reception given Ole Hanson
In Spokane by 5000
people.
The state committee discussed
the state chairmanFhip all morn
Ing. coming 20 no decision. because
as the member from jefferson
county said. they wanted TO select
some one who IN not a rank stand
pstter. yet didn't repudiate the re
publican party two years ago.
Willard +. Harrison. who has held
several federal appointments IN
this state. seemed most likely q
be selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

an Introduction.
Write to tho Y. 3. government
land office, Federal bldg. Seattle.
In regard to taking up a home
stead
al. too. like 30 many others,
come TO you for some Of your good
advice.
! arm young girl OF ~. About,
two weeks ago ! met a man 10
Year, my senior for whom ! cared
q great deal. arm sure he liked
me also, for he always treated me
nicely ard with respect. Ne went
away yesterday. and before he left.
he kissed me goodbye. II was
very unusual for mo 20 allow this.
and I was Indeed very much sur
prlsed at myself. Old I do wrong1
Please give me your opinion.
Thanking you In advance.
ANXIOUS.
A-You should not have per.
mitted a man acquaintance of two
weeks To kiss you. What can you
possibly know about person In
such short length Of tlmeg II IN
a safe plan never TO allow any but
tho man To whom you are engaged
90 kiss you Don't do II again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
CABINET GETS BUG

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.--Presl.
dent Wilson and members OF the
cabinet are discussing plans for
participation in congressional cam.
paigns in various parts OF the coun-
try today. II is said the tentative
arrangement IL for Secretary Bryan
TO take tn stump In New York,
Pennsylvania, the Middle West,
Iowa and Nebraska. Secretary
Daniels will speak In Kentucky,
Tennessee and West Virginia. Sec
Rotary Lane will be sent TO the Pa
cific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

RESIDENCE THEATRES
AZ the Home Until SUNDAY

Honor OF the Humble" two
part drama; Animated Weekly"
No. 1872, TOPICAL Trapped In n
Closet" comedy.
At the Pleasant Hour Until Sunday
"The Touch OF a Child" two-part
drama; Loaded" comedy, and one
additional reel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

Women Get
IlltOCOuItS

Beautiful hair Of auburn hue.
How . loved 20 fiirf with you.
Tb.u drcw~~t me IN In u golden hare
And whirisd my brain tn I missed the
days
Z begged your owner TO he my wife
And 1.-Two ono the rsst u life.
Hut. 10 and behold. as the days did 20
We coon m~t APP with worry and Voc.
We bas~esiicd with dnhos. the kitchens
fort
And now We 80 ssh for divorce In tins
court
The ''red.hcaded" girl seems al.
ways TO meet trouble.
The red.headed lass. the cleverest
Of all femlninity. IL We may Judge
from the galaxy OF woman's fame.
also gets In bad" the most FIRE.
quently.
WHY
Is red hair n ''hoodoo"7
In Judge Humphries' court yes
terday there were two "red-haired"
Divorces.
Less than two years ago Fred
Lilley. n cook. fell" for the auburn
locks OF Sarah L. Lilley.
The wedding knot was tied at
Everett September 2. 1918. They
came 10 Seattle and started house.
keeping.
Then the auburn tresses got In
their ''hoodoo" work.
Lilley's love cooled precipitate.
ly. He stayed home Just three
weeks. Then he went a-roving. re
turning occasionally for stopovers
OF one day.
On August 5 he came home. re-
moved his coat. directed HIS fist
near her authenticated dome. knock.
ed her down. and banged her arm
on the table.
Llley. In court yesterday. called
his wife a liar. and was hustled out
by the bailfff. Mrs. Liliey got her
divorce easily after that.
The other case was that OF Bessie
Wlsebone AnnIsmaun and Morris
Annismaun. who, she says. found
the burden OF providing for her too
arduous very soon after marriage.
Often he settled little family dis
putes with his fist Once he knock
ed her inHensible, and neighbors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
were called in to bring her to.

NfFt thlfu IN W btluk hSf W.
Finally he told her TO leave. So
abe left They have two children.
8 and 8 years old. One OF them she
took with her. He has the other.
Her blonde hair famed as she
left the court room with her divorce
decree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
STAGE ALL SET
FOR BATTLE ON
TEXAS BORDER

SACO. Arix.. Oct. 3.--Hostilitiea
between Carranra and villa troops
At Naco. Sonora. were imminent
today.
Drawn up within striking dis
lance OF tho town. tho viliistas, un.
dor Gov. Maytorcna. we're In camp
at dayh~ak.
During the night a skirnish OF
ouiposts was reported. six persons
being wounded, II Ia said.
Naco was ihronged with Ameri.
cans gathered 10 see the fighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
N1A[ NY ak
GMM2Azr-

o.-wilI you please give me the
exact wording OF the elaht'hour
law that 10 20 be voted on next
general eleetionf
A. TO your column. ! think u 10
Of more benefls 10 the young and
rising generation than all the rest
OF the news OF all the papers In
the state. and | say never stop
the good work. az II 10 very In
struetlve and will continue to do
lots Of good.
CONSTANT READER.
A.-Thank you for your good
opinion OF this department
The cight-hour Law 10 DO voted
on at the next general election In
too long TO print. but you may OBJ
tain copy OF II by writing 10 the
~Stop-Iook.Listen" League. $50
Henry Bldg. Seattle. who are op-
posing the measure. or from the
Eight.Hour Law League. in the Ar.
cade Bldg. who are supporting the
law.
al wrote TO you once before.
but didn't receive an answer. Hope
you will find time TO answer me
now. I wish you would kindly
print q recipe for making pretxeis.
have been unable TO find any In
any cook book. You will obllce
mo and some oshsrs by an early
ans~er. Thank you.
PRerzgLs.
Al haven't a recipe for pref.
xels. II any OF the readers have
one perhaps they will be kind
enough TO send Il.
OWN you kindly Inform me
N u 10 contrary 70 the laws OF the
state Of Washington for the teach.
ers 20 administer corporal punish
mont 90 the puplls Of the public
sohooIs1 AN lRATE PARENT.
Alt ID not
o.-Weuid you advice . psrvon
10 Invest In . diamond now. or DO
you think they Will be moro reason
sble7 Y. p. L.
A---D!amond dealers say dia.
monds are as reasonable now an
they probably ever will be. They
have been Increasing from 10 TO
1879 a year for some time.
o.-What can ! do 70 be less self.
conscious when out In company
should like TO be able 20 forget
myself completely. but IL seems the
more try the harder II 10 for me
70 do 80. Also, ! find n difficult
TO start . conversation, az ! never
can think Of anything to talk about.
May ! also ask you TO kindly tell
mo what day Of the week Dec. II,
1892, fell ont v.
A.-Self-consciousnsss may not
be overcome easily or Immediately.
The best cure for II IL to go out
among people as much as possible.
You will become accustomed 10
meeting strangers and appearing
In a crowd. The fact that you can.
not start conversation goes 20
prove that you are not well read.
Read the newspapers. current mag
axines and a few OF the latest and
best books, and be able to discuss
their contents.
Wednesday answers your second
question.
o.--When introduced by . friend
70 a gentleman. should a lady slim
ply use the term. "How do you do. =
or ~ am pleased 20 meet YOU" In
'greetIng7 BARBARA.
p. s.--Aiso can you tell me
where can 90 20 take up a home
stead near Belllnohar, Wash
Where can find out about lt7 3.
Alt II proper 10 use either OF
the above forms when recognizing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
Bing! Lids
Sldlllllledon
Smokers!

You cant smoke on the trolley
cars any more.
Judge Everett Smith today grant.
ed. on application OF John Mills
Day. a peremptory injunction. COM
polling the Seattle Electric Co. TO
forbid smoking on any OF It's cars
save those run by cable.
The injunction becomes effective
1t once.
ID. v. Haverstadt. attorney for the
Independent Cigar Dealers associa-
ton. asked the court to suspend
the injunction until ruling from
the supreme court could be obtain
ed. He was promptly overruled.
He subsidized.
The Judge Asked EN-
For a time things went smooth
~.
Judge Smith. who never smokes.
and who Is the only Judge ia the
court house who doesn't permit
smoking In his court room out OF
hours. was explaining that he had
made inquiries here. there and ev-
Qywhere. among rich and poor.
mokers and nonsmokers: car
<fews and the riding public. and he
5 had found that public sentiment
was practically unanimously op-
posed TO smoking on street cars.
And Attorney Howe, for the COM
pany. an unctuous man. was rub
bling his palms together and nod
ding and smiling approval. and
saying. Yes. indeed. your honor"
and Very true. your honor" and
quite right. your honor" when
stentorian voice rang out IN the
court room
Il object"
Johnston objects
The obtector was Attorney
Herchmer Johnston OF the Colman
building.
Il object said Attorney John
ston. TO this court going ahead
with this injunction on the assump
ton that public sentiment Is op
posed to smoking on the cars. !
represent no one In this case.
happen to be here on other bust
ness. But I cannot keep silent.
Il am a smoker. I know. per.
sonally. hundreds Of other men
who smoke. Many OF them are
workingmen who cannot smoke az
their work. cannot smoke at home.
have. In fact. nowhere in the world
TO smoke save In the cars"
Are you a party TO this case?'
asked the court. Because. II you
aren't. II will cost you 81 TO get
IN"
Well. protest, anyhow" said
Johnston.
Later he said: II don't know
where Judge Smith gets the
idea that the public 10 unsnL
nous against smoking on cars
! guess he must have brought
the matter up at prayer meet
ing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

Consolidation OF Presbyterian,
Methodist and Congregationalist
churches OF Canada urged at OF
tawa convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

His automobile axle breaking.
Jack LsCaln. tho racer. dashed
through fence on the Interstate
fair grounds at Trenton and In.
iured five persons. one probably
fatally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

Democrats turn down all amend
mends to Jones bill, proposing
Philippine independence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
PROVIDE FOR LEASE

The city council today formally
passed the ordinance providing for
the leasing from the county OF 50.-
600 square feet OF space In the new
court house. Y win cost the city
u Enn n month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

o.-Wouid you advice . psrvon
20 Invest In . diamond now, or DO
you think they Will be more reason
sble7 X. p. L.
A--Dinmond dealers say dis-
monds are as reasonable now an
they probably ever will be. They
have been Increasing from 10 to
i5Ts year for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

o.--Wiil you kindly inform me
" u 10 contrary 20 the laws OF the
state Of Washington for the teach
ers 20 administer corporal punish
mont 90 the puplis Of the public
sohooIs7 AN iRATE PARENT.
Alt ID not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

Al haven't a recipe for pref.
fels. II any OF the readers have
one perhaps they will be kind
enough TO send Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03

al wrote 20 you once before.
but didn't receive an answer. Hope
you will find time TO answer me
now. vsish you would kindly
print . recipe for making pretxels.
I have been unable TO find any In
any cook book. You will obllee
me and some oshsrs by an early
ans~sr. Thank you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-03
Regal Dental Offices

Or. L. r. cIsrx, o. D. S., Manager
14o5 Bird Ave, NJ. w. Cor. Union ST.
Note: Bring this ad with you.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-02
10 CENT "CASCARIfS"
II BILIOUS OR CosTIvE
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels-Thsy
work while you sleep.

Furred Tongue. Bad Taste, Indiges-
tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filled with undi.
gested food, which sours and ferments
like garbage in swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold mlsery-indi-
sestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin, mental fears, everything that Is
horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret
tonight viii give your constipated
bowels a thorough cleansing and
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a 10.cent box
from your druggist Will keep you feel.
Ing good for months.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-02
LOGAN DRUGGIST
HAS VALUABLE AGENCY

The City Drug Co. has the Logan
agency for the simple mixture OF
buokthorn bark glycerln, etc known
as Adleri,ka, the remedy which be.
came famous by curing Appendicitis.
This simple remedy has powerful &c.
ton and drains such surprising
amounts Of old matter from the body
that JUST ONE DOSE relieves soar
stomach, gas on the stomach and con.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-02
stipation almost IMMEDIATELY.
The QUICK action Of Adler-i.ka is
astonishing. ADV
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
FOR RHEUMATISM

Positive in action for haokache,
weak back, rheumatism, kidney and
bladder troubles. =. J. Boyd, Ogle,
Texas, writes: After taking two bot
ties OF Foley Kidney Pills, my rheu
matism and kidney troubles are COM
pletely gone. Safe and effective. Co
op Drug Co. Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-02

A healthy man is king in his own
sight; an unhealthy man is an unhap-
py slave. Burdock Blood Bitters
builds up sound health-keeps you
we'll Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-02
MORMON CONFERENCE
EXCURSIONS

Via Oregon Short Line, to Salt Lake
City. Tickets on sale from points
north of Ogden April / to G, inclus-
i've, limited to April Is. Sec agents
for rates and further particulars.
While in Salt Lake visit Utah pro-
ducts exhibit ADV. ap5
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-02
THE AGG|ES ARE OUT
FOR STATE lAURELS

The hopes C the U. A. C.'s win.
ming in the coming intercollegiate
track meet, says Coach Teetzel, have
risen about fifty per cent since Cat.
mul has been declared eligible. Il
will be remembered that Catmul scor.
ed first place in the state meet las
spring. The state meet will be pulled
off in Provo May 10. Four schools will
enter for the honors, U. A. c., U.
Of u, b. Y. u, and b. Y. C.
The U. A. c. also is scheduled
for a dual track meet with Utah
April 20 at Salt Lake City another
with the b. Y. C. May 2, and a
third with the same institution May
0, in which the q. Y. U. may take
a hand.
Last Of all comes the Rocky Noun.
tain Conference meet at Denver on
May %. Three or four men who have
shown special ability in the previous
contests will be chosen to represent
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-02

the Agricultural College there.
The Aggies first game of basketball
VIII be with the b. Y. U. May s. in
Logan. Next they will match base
ball strength with the U. of U. in
Salt Lake City, on the 18th of that
month. The next day they will lock
horns again with the b. Y. U. at
Provo. The final baseball contest
will be fought out with the U. of U.
on the 23rd at Logan. Aside from
these the A. C. nine will play va
rious practice games with the b. Y.
College boys.
The design for fobs for the mem
bers of the Aggie football squad has
been decided upon and the fobs or
dered. The design chosen Is gol-
den football of watch fob size. The
college trustees are presenting each
member Of the team with this fob as
O special mark Of appreciation for the
wonderful work the football boys did
last fall.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-21
Der SpieseI.

Gin Stpeifelbafter Sreunb 1T obne
3peifeI = ,bsr Spiesel. llno bod
Sarf er iebt nireenos feblsn. pee,r
in pdlait nod Siitte. Sriiber lpIr
oas freili9 dnbers = ba mubte man
Iein &bbilo i'm rubisen, tluren @ai'
fer Dbsr i'm iti[Ien abgIdns blantpos
lierter WlstaGle iu9en, tpos aleroinss
ben Ha6teil untldrsr. perI4pommes
ner ainien, bafiir aber ben 8orleil
6auerbafterer Sugenb unb S4Dnbeir
befab. Sm glltsrtum iparen Die
Spiesel cine &oitbartsit, bsren ni4t
ie6er ii9 srfreuen tonnte. oenn lie
teitanoen aus poliertem @olb unS
Silber, uno tparen getpObnli9 mil
@beliteinen bsfsbt. Sic ipurben bon
Stlapsn ipdbreno Der Soilette gebal'
ten, ober Bel Dem i9nelgerif9en
Mable Den bstrGnSten Sd iten binsc'
Felt, oomit 0ieIe oas 8srgniisen bats
ten, ii5 in unbeutliden llmriHen bs'
ipunoern 5u tDnnsn. 2lu9 i'm Mits
telllter blieb DER Spte9el SuGusars
,itel. Gr fam nur in pornebmtn
Sduiern Dor. unb ba aud nur felten.
Soulenbe uno absr Sauienbe bon
MenI9,n lsbten uno itorbsn, obne iia
iemaIs ielbit ssfebsn. nGmlih: bsfpie>
gelt gu babsn.
@rit ols bic @enetianer unfer belis
tises Spieselslas erfunoen, besann
ii9 Der &rptaIlfSpiesel aIImdblth
einsubiirsern - alerSines iebr ais
mdbIiid. Osnn nod in Der Slpeiteu
Sdtfte oes 16. SnbrbunOsrts. aIs iid
Die neue @rfinouns in Srantreid
nnter Der pra9tiiebenben 8dtbarmd
bon Mebieis suerit gu Derbreittn an.
fling, tporen Oie Spiesel nod 10 tpits
oar, bob man Die breiteiten Rabmen
rom ebeIitsn MetalIe beniibte, um IN
Gpis9elsIds gu fparen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-21
Der BottsnhrieS.

n3ie Wottsn tommen" IisT man
i'm Griibiobr bieIfod ouf 9lufi9rifs
ten, bic ii6 in ben 2dbsn Der 9ros
senseI1Gfte bsiinoen. @isentIi9 1T
bieIe 9luii9rift nidt ri9tig, Oenn bic
Mptten tommen nidt slsid ben
Sdlpal6en unb onberen 3u9bogsln
ous iiibliden 2Gnbern su uns, fie
baben pieImebr perpuppt cine seraume
3eit binbur6 an Stellen, no mon
iie unseit0rt seIaIIen bate, suse6ro9t
unb ieBt finb bic Motteni9metter>
lin9e auseetrpheu. sic fliegen ber=
Inn, bis bos Mdnn4en fein WeibAsn
gsfunben bat. unb bann Iegt 5os
Deibden an elmer ibm gesignet err
f9einenben SteIle feline gisr ab, aus
benen iid ipater bic sefrGbisen tIeiz
nen grouaslbeu Mpttenraupen ents
ipideln, bic 10 piele ipertbolle &leiber,
peIse, Wfobelitoffe ufn. SeritOren.
Durd Desfanaen Der Nottenihmets
terlinge fann man All einem SeiIe
Der Mottengefobr begsanen, ober nur
au einem flsinen Seils. Oa bic
Wptten bos 9i6t umi4pdrmen, iteIe
len mon6e 5ausfrauen elm gia6tli9t
in einsm nit WaiTer aefiiIIten 8sbGl>
ter auf; biele MottenidmetterIinge
finben babel i6ren Sob. 8isIe, aber
niat alle, unb 10 muB man Oenn gu
nnbersn MitteIn arsifen. um bic
8lsiber uEb Stoffe tpirtiom segen
ben WlottenfraR au fdiiben.
Die Souptiade fit, boB es ben
Wpttenpeib9en unm0aIid sema9t
ipirb, an bic gu fdiibenben Sa3en
beronautommen. Sier eripeiIt ii9 ols
elm iebr pirtfomes Wiittel bas Set
tun9spapier; natiirIidb muB bas @ins
paden 70 iursfdItis aei6eben, baB bic
Motte fein God finbet. bur4 bos iie
binbur6trieden tann. Dds Gins
molten nit dIlerIei Ritteln, beren
@eru9 ben Motten unongenebm 1T,
erfiiIlt notiirIib aumeiit uud feinen
3tped; bort ober, ipo f6on Elm Mot>
tenipeib6en feline Gier ab9ele9t bat,
1T es ieIbFperfGnbIib erfolsIos.
8ei poIiterm6bsfn bilft mon ii9
seipDbnli9 bur6 bdufiaes 8lppfen;
bdben ii6 aber bort ffon bic S6dbs
Iinge feftaeIebt. 70 lit es am beiten,
bic WDbel elmer 0esinfettionsonitalt
su ii6eraeben. hie bic Gier unb Rdus
pen Der Mtotten arinOlid su Dernihs
ten bsrmog. &oftbore pelae iiberants
iportet mon am beiten einem Siirihs
ner sur QlufbepGbruna iiber BEN
Sommer; bic moberne Sednit hat
genuq Wlittel unb 8ege sefunben
unb befpnbsre Qnloasn seidaffen. um
nit bsrbGItnismdbis aerineen Soften
bic Wottsnaefobr au bonnsn. Mon
tut baber am beiten, aud nnbsre
@arberobenitiide. Toipie Portieren,
Seppi6e uffp.. bic ben Sommer bins
burd ni9t aebraudt iperben, einem
@eTdGft biefer @rt. bas bic erforber>
Iide @orantis leiitet, aur Iufbes
iuobrung su iibersebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-21
aaf itmwtssa.

Sn einem Reitaurant iibt Elm be>
fannter 8iibneni9riftfteIIsr beim Di'
ner. rSeb, Serr Wliiller, einsu mo.
msnt, bite, ruff sr Dem Snbabsr Oss
2ptols gu. Dienitsifrig iommt Der
Wirt berbsi. nSie tennen bod mein
neueites Slid, Serr Wiiller, nasg
Saft uub Sraft barin. bsbs 9li6ts
4ufsepGrmtes bon Glteren SabaenoTs
fen. Serr MuGIsr. msin @ort bar.
auf. 3Onnten ia mos, bic Sdiller
uno @oetbe. 3ussgsben. 9lber unier
uns. ibre 3eit 1T porbsi. Sbre @tiide
tparen fir anoere Msniden beitimmt,
ieben sic. Sbfsn, Bi0rnfon, Surs
bou, Scribe, allies bieielbe Di6ie.
llno eeben mir nod tpsiter suriid, =
mas fir einen Wert bat beuie 2efs
fins9 Wie troden uno Ieoern fino
bic Stiide bon SbateIpsare. ="
rGrlauben sic, Srr Dpttor, ba
muB ih bod fdsen. bob i'd fir meis
ne perfpn oiefen oltsn Stiiden i'm.
mer nod @sfdmod abeeipinne!"
nNatiirlid", fdrie Ser 8iihneus
fdriftiteIler. Sic baItsn ia aud, mob
Stiide aus Ger SertiGraeit fir eeniebs
bar. 9lber ih nibt, Ssrr MIuer.
Sa = nebmsn Sic bos 3dlbsnierens
itiid tpieber mit!"
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sie 8ramen.
Bon G earmeu ebGpa.

1l'Is Sraileu ipare sum $roeeu Strait
aegebcn.
Sa ibipere Soraeu Ims uno @eb bes
Ialteu,
ga 2eioen, Die init Sprgeu nimmer
raltcn,
9it &oruen tets bur6pinben unier
2eben.
Sem Ilaune iparb @ennb. errcibtes
Streber,
9erfpeil mir rrbntlos, rlblos, freuolos
faiten.
CT i1Idgt barein. beripeil mir 5agbaft
taiten;
Sbn lodt Der Sturu, bor bent mir i1eu
er6eben.
Sod I6einbar MIR iuaro ms bas
S6lid)te, AIeine,
g9as buniel Jim, oas t6nucn mir our6s
5hauen.
Rit Iei6ter Sanb bollbrinBen mir bas
Seine,
8ir iinb's. Sie 5art uub itarf bas Tets
del bauen,
Bir iinb fir i'm has eiuig Spbe, 8eine;
Sies uuier 2orbeer, bics bas Slid Der
Srancn.
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y

glsuIi6 treff i4 meinsn Sreunb gtls
FREQ, Der iid Dor siniger 8sit perbeis
ratet bat. i'm SanspaIait. Sffi5iea
mar sr notiirli9 in elmer sefdlGftlis
diem Stbung. gr mar ausgelahen
tpie foum e;ner.
2t6sr pIObIid iebe i4 i'm nit Be-
tiimmerter Misne bor mir itsbn.
.Rum". Jag i9, mos 1T Dir benn
pI6bIi19"
Nd, faste sr. i'd bo6 ia mein.n
Sraurins in bic Meitsntufd. aelfedt."
rSa", Idfe i4, has nil i'd f9on
eIauben."
So. fagt e.. ~ober in Ole @eit.,
Die id gu 9auis msiner Stdu gum
SiiaeIn aeaeben."
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-@usrsbe. gatts: .0u, b6r'
NAL. 2ucie, idb bulbe es ni9t Idns
ger, baB Dir Der &omiter bpm
Staott6eater 10 unberbliimt ben. Spf
md9t!"
,glber 3arl tper pirb tinen
&pmiter ernit nebmen!"