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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
GOVERNOR URGES MEN
TO JOIN MARINE SERVICE
Call. on State TO Help Man Ship, of
New United States Merchant
Fleet

Harrisburg, May 1.-Governor Brum-
baugh has called on young men of Penu-
sylvania who can qualify for merchant
marine training now being carried on
nv the United States shipping board re-
cruiting service to help man the lner-
chant ships SO vital to the successful
prosecution OF the war
In a statement given Edward Rey-
uolds, a special agent Of the shipping
hoard. aud forwarded TO Henry Howard,
OF Boston. national director of the ship
ping board recruiting service. Governor
Brumbaugh SAYS
Pennsylvania has always done a
commanding service at the call Of the
national Government, on the Delaware
River, Immediately after the Revolu-
lion was born the national merchant
marine under the genius aud direction
of SteDhen Girard. and here we have
builded throughout the years of the Re
public the most important vessels for
this service,
traditions and services rank above those
Of Pennsylvania, and | earnestly trust
that our men in this emergency will
answer the call of the National Mer-
chant Marine and enroll in large num-
hers for a service which will not only
materially and definitely advance the
interests OF the Republic at this crisis,
nut will secure TO II permanent and I'M
portant place after the war, when COM
nerce will become commanding sig
nifeant factor In establishing and hold
ing the peace Of the world.
II urge all Of eligible age 10 come
forward and perform this valuable serN-
ice to our country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
KUEHNLECOMES OUT
FOR SHORE CITY CLERK
Atlantic City Politician Is TO
Make Race Even if Edge
Opposes


IollttcaI supporters Of commodore
Louis kuehnle are indignant over an at
tack upon the former boss iu Repre-
sentative Isaac Bacharach's newspaper
today, which charged Euehnle with in
gratitude I'm declaring himself a Caudi-
date for counts clerk. q X45OO office. re-
gRrdless OF the wishes Of Governor Edge
and the leaders Of the Republican county
machine
The newspaper asserted that the Bach
arachs saved kuehnl. from bankruptcy
by creating a trusteeship for him and
hnding purchasers for part ot his
property
huehnle part,sauS said that the trus-
tees sold the "Comwodore's' hotel. which
he valued at S22U,OOO. 90 bank for
Sl6OOOo; disposed ~ q property vhirn
assessors rated at $4,000. to the city
for $4,000. and sold three bungalows
I'm Chelsea which cost him $4,000. to
others for $4,000.
Euehnle announced his purpose to bc
a candidate for the county Office at a
special meeting oG the Republican
county committee here on SATURDAY, At
which Governor Edge and all OF the
county leaders were present. lie eN-
pressed the desire also thai the leaders
indorse tho candidacy of George II. Ort-
lip. present Overseer OF the Poor aud
his former business manager. for County
collector. Governor Edge. Representa-
tive Bacharach. Mayor BuCdurdch, I'd
ward l.. Badcr, supreme Court clerk
johnson and the other leaders signed
the nomination papers ur Edwin \. Par
ker present county clerk. soon after
kuehnle left the meeting
The Old-time bOsg Is not dislauycd
over the prospect of a contest with Par
ker and the Organization. In his cam-
paiRn challenge he said
steve Brudic took chance aud
landed upon his feet I am COINS to
take a chance and leave IL with the
people. do not propose TO do any mud
singing, but fight fair and in the Upe,l
| have lived ia Atlantic County all my
life aud this is the first time I ever
have been a candidate Tor office ! am
out for this office because I need it,"
kuehnle said he had mo- thought OF
autsgOniZiug Governor Edges candidacy
for United states Senator. hut that issue
may be raised by some or his followers
# the Governor allies himself actively
with Parker
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
Business Question Answered

have found Peter Flints adventures very
laIuable to me, and Ia taking advantage Of
suur offer | wish 70 submit the FOLLOWING
question: $3.50
What per cent approximately Of a. hoS =
salary Of SB5 a month should he be al
should hs save. taking into consideration
mat his parents require some ut his all but
moi ALL and that they provide for his board
,,'nihes footwear ana the likcy Ny reason
for asking this to 10 insure myself thui
Insv 10 my part *. =, ".
Many Young men keep themselves ON
less than this. n your parents want 10
hsin you to save money. why not let
Them give YOU your room and board and
YOU paw for your clothes, footwear, and
fla, like? You would be able TO do II
easily on the money you make ana he
able to save money every week.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
A Story of SdLeSmdnSIiip by
Harold Whitehead
f,4au.rfanfl
INXvIt
Copvri0ht)

4 WHO was the man who said. There
| w is always calm before a storm
| It was true enough today, at any rate.
This morning things went along in a
very quiet. humdrum kind of way. Bust
ness was very slack. old man Minton
was grumpy and stuck in his sentry box.
Half way down the store there's the
thing he calls the office. which is "bout
four feet square and siN feet high.
slopng desk is built inside 1t and on
that the books are kept The upper half
OF each side ia glass. When the old
mans grumpy he sits inside and gloWers
at Mike and me while we are serving
customers or marking goods on the back
counter.
: had just sold woman $500 cary
/ ing set and was ringing up the money
when a great big fellow came numbering
into the store. The first thing he did
was to send Il stream Of tobacco Juice
across the floor. ! saw the old man
wriggle, but he's q regular spartan at
standing trouble when any one comes
IN TO spend money
Say, me lad" this to me. II wanna
speak to the boss
The old man skipped ont Of his sentry
box and snapped. We'll
Are you the boss here Then An
other stream Of tobacco juice decorated
the floor "I',n collecting for the carriers
cutting
The old man shool, his head, "Not in
terested.'
The blank YOU aren't I bet YOU
xouId bsro,ne Interested pretty quick
" '",u 'o, IIJn.t oct yonr goods right on
time ,youIdn't YOU? our fellows have
taan ta, ringims TVuu o,It cnods to you for Years
ia ,,,,, i,a,'o rs,sr bad any kick about
Ihou, ynu y,,,Iin,t rIye ANYTHING last
,,a,,- ,,n,,Id ,o,," yon are one Of them
.,..."oos.s
phev, couldn't that GUY swear, And
n, ta,I bsen hnnalr,, a iii berore he ar
rf,sJ Thought for minute the old
,,a', ,,.,s gning T., civ. him something.
,',', - ,,ro,1,. ou,,,. btrJ ana Instead
~ ,,.,,s.,irsr ~, he walked 10 the front
- ,J,o ,o,,r,.r and said "you he off.
=, -. 80 n,,,, A., r,rc T have ,ou
,rrreG o,1 P"
~, ,i,,, g.. .,. ,l,. maj. y.n, ,utlld do
Al, . ,aid tnc ,g,, as IA. ular,d at old
,,,, uir,on
tboupbt for a minute he was going
90 EnncI1 The old mans block on. SO did
,,.'t,,, rn. ho g,cnnad burl, n pace,
raucbt his @oot in some enamel pie
y"Isu' u,' t,,rr s,, T., .,roycrinp him
.9s H., - nile of .nameI ware went
- ,,.,,. Tho 8o,,,.-.snt1c of IL get
'''.''' ,,h i,t,I
"'s ,,i ,.,,,,,,. ,,t,s, En-. oIl man would
u'l ~ ,,,,, 70 ,,rs Ninton had not
nv NV "V''' ',,t,' ,hs stnrs
.N., ,., ,,,,' J,,ipe there \IFred .''
""1 "'' '''
r',.',',, ,.t , noIi,en,an." WAS his
nun """ h7'
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Hne u'uH -, 1"e p,, pr- Wv, ,,r,i,s, -
'ne 'oun,TI, ,,,I,,,' - I,a 'rbep She
Nh"'aNF, uv ",',,,,,.s ra,.. and
stamped n'r ""nuS III 'no ''-'' - Enr
min, ,,,,,.+ ba,e Nou in this
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
GOSSIP OF THE STREET.
BEAR EFFECT OF LIVERMORE
SELLING INDICATES HOW EASY
MARKET MAY BE INFLUENCED
Local Brokers Seemed TO Be Expecting Coup and
Showed No Alarm Over Declines in Prices
Gossip of the Street

Any fl q argument In Wal street
n selling right and " on the advice
jolt which sent
umblng several in
was
still holding their
line the
situation
had
Brokers the alarmed at the sudden
and
Trajectory o world
Anyhow who placed much
a
o uu
would firm this IA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
U'mbmg Sees Possibility Of Serenth Loan


Speaking Loan waburg, sovernor Of
the Board said:
of present circumstances it is unfortunately
be fourth and NTH
in
often
Liberty
will be raised the preserve our
be
People
haunted with the
from
problems Impossible
imitation all funds
taxation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
TONGA ISLANDS KING DIES
George II, South Pacific Monarch, Was
FOrty.three Years Old

Melbourne, Australia. May News
of the death Of Geore II, King Of the
Tonga Islands, las been received here
He was forty-three years old
The Tonga or Friendly Islands. in the
South Pacific Ocean, have constituted a
British protectorate since 1900. although
still possessing a native king. There
are about 15O OF the islands, OF which
about thirty ave inhabited The peo-
pie are fair Polynesians and ere Chris
tianized,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
INDIAN BONES UNCOVERED
Relies Of Zwaanendale Massacre Found
at Lewes, Del.

Lewes. Del. May I. Bones sup
posedly Of one of the indians who took
part in the massacre of settlers at
Zwaanendale blookhouse. on the site Of
the present town Of Lewss, were un-
covered while workmen were digging
a cellar under the home Of william
Hooker The Indians killed all Of the
whites.
In the last year or two, since cellars
have been made for steam-heating
plente q numbfr Of Indian relies have
teen uncovered
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
philadelphia Man Killed

sharon. Pa. May Harry Hewitt.
forty years old. an electrician OF Phila-
delphia. was killed at the Carnegie steel
plant, when a pole on which he was
working broke and ne landed head FIRST
on q stone rail He leaves a widow In
Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01

ADAIR -Au-I 30 EDWIN j.. son of
GysiipS and Ew%%I ) ana Ad2r rso5s fs'a ,S $g"Ts rs
i7700SS aEI5sl" si ST" n" Sen % SatnedFaii Gem
Auto funeral Remains may bee viewed
"NlDAM.-Apru so. PETER. husband Of
MIars Aasn1s 1s, Ha3'eE- 2pl 1f tGTHfass 2ee.ia
Cnio0 N2 - agd ,io., ne EsHigstoG qaoi
D. m as. l. Clsmeutne ST. Int Gracu-
mount Gem; Rem .l9s g may b" viewed Fri,
ADAMS 1-ApTii So JANEs, husband Of
sge M5arS y; frS1s ADAM Rrat'ns and tr'ends rp
mass ST. .Joseph.s church $50 a. m. Int
a 'A,ILSCroRN. F. Aprn %. MARY AICuRN.
Relatives and friends Invited 20 funeral
James lanes Wait $685. Reedlsnd 81. Jn-ar Elm
wood ave- 1T. Nc. Mori1h ge,%,. Auto
BAKER. April ~, EIIZABErH, widow
% Edward p Baker, AGED So Relatives and
FslTmouut eve, M Pleasant S. Gem,
ASQUII.L,-suddeniy April 20. ANNIE.
wife q Patrick Basquill tnes Curranl
ia6 HiHgrS mass Our Mother of orrows @ 'oEfs Ehurcb
10 a. M. lut. Hely Cross Gem. Relatives
sna tTTHqIs !slytH Aui9 Ms ELIZA
RETH y MIXTURES. aged 30, Relstiyes
TThhaars n C6splW AIsInorisi Hepe f5,
Aged Hind, 67l3 Woodland ave. Int. Fsra-
wood Gem.
REpFoRp April 40 JENNIE. wife Of
Harry Bedford, aEed IS. Relatives and
friends invited TO funeral services. Fri n
a. m, residence OF husband. 1912 Federal
St. Cemden. Int private. Remains may
be viewed Thurs. eve.
pENNETT April es suddenly. r. p. NJ.
BENNETT Relatives and friends Invited 10
services, Wed, $3.50 p. M. 1905 Green 81
Int. private.
HOT.ANp. .-April 20. JOHN A. son OF
$500 .Rd late John 2. Boland, agsd )
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
Phil0deLphia 4rrirGIS
al New J Ork HOiciS

i. : Asker Lousacrs.
Il A. Barnrli sNetherIaud
Mrs. g, A Barn~li Nethrriand
VI. !. Baun, Ausunis.
A. Beanors, Endicott.
Miss X. Boylau. Endicou
n, n Brown Nethcrlsud
Mrs: 4. II Brown, .Netherlaud.
4. ;. Brown Bristol.
i Cassell. Webster
Mrs j. CasseIl. webster
Miss NJ N. conway. Empire
q. 4. T.. Cuttsr, Woodward
J.. Ferguson, Breslu.
Miss H. gallagher. Endicutt.
r. -. Gardiner \stherIAui.
Il } "Srme@' 2a@e@ lTisloi snsd9,
Mrs. W. y. Hauau, Ausou.t
J. p Herring, Marie Anlom4tI.
Z. Hour Woodward.
". S Iamlsuu Jr. Woodward
x, kHrlscn, LunEHCTy.
". r. Marshall Bonita Narrsgan-rtr.
n Nicholi Ausunia.
Mrs. NJ. Nichuii. Ansuuia
Miss T.. Il. Porter, Richmond.
II, Ia. Reilly. Sherman Spuur.
Mrs. H.. X Reilly, Sherman Square
n, shelley. EndiCutt
T.. Il, sterrett Latham.
sam strauss Albemarlr
Mrs. sam Strauss. Albemsrls
y. q. swim, Netherlaud
Mrs. \, q. swift Netherlaud.
H. \. Wheeler. Lsureltou
Mrs, y WhroXeu Endicyu.
A. - Yott Eudicott,
a.. Anthony. LonEscre.
T.. Bumer, Grand.
y. T. Burke Van Cortland
e.. Carson. Bresliu.
4 It, copeland Herald suuarr.
T.. >. Dawson NHNarTf.
i pcgl.r Grand.
q. r. pugdn, Hermitage.
e. ~ Eber WaiUcb
W. q. Frazer /Breslm.
H. u. HARRINGTON Continental
l.. T., Herring, Breslin.
A H. Holmes Breslin.
". T.. Holmes. Brrsliu
". I Hlsfer. Continental.
T., Marsh, l.ongacre.
W. q, Mcbride Graud
X. j Miller Herald Suusrr.
~. s Morris Herald Sduarr.
Il. oakley, Grand.
e. PETE LongECre,
y. a. Plat Grand
Y. O. Reynolds, .Bresiu.
II. y, RuddiCk. Bresliu.
W.. Savers, Broztelh
i, Trauschir. Grand.
r. :. Westeryelr. Navarro
NJ. ~. Wetherill L0ngacrs.
Trade Representatives
T. BIumenthsl; woOleus: Imperial.
IT, W Hirsch Company -- NJ HirsCh
waists; 40 Fourth avenue. Aberdeen
A. Hymsu a 60 a. Lyman; carpets
Lands Gov. u. hettenrins; hoO
coverings; Bresltn.
Refs smith Manuiacluring Compdu duN-M
Rathschiid & Co.-M. Gutnan: infant
end children's coats; ilS2 Broadway Roor
4OT.
y Snellenburg q Co.--dry goods: i20
RroAdway A A. Lewis; hoor coverings
r. Il Jenkins carpets aud ruEs Rreslu
Ackerman CLOAK Company - a. CoheI
ready 10 wear; New strand,
Bellas-Hess Mail order House-H Fischer
ready TO wear; o. Morton street; Aberdeen,
81 Kramer 4 Cp,-S. kramer. mattingi
carpets and linOleums; Bro2tell.
fsStuTers Of shirts. 200 Fifth avenue
Flanders.
nishinFs Algonquin.
NJ snellenburR & Co. dry goods--Aiis
EsterlY; waists; 1891 Broadway.
Waldman. Eastman Co III, FafimaT
mettingsi Broxielh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
Healthy Demand for Railroad Bonds


Is
This
prevailing
Liberty he the bond
investment Liberty
a
bonds buy Liberty Bonds without
including now
low-yied of
ar now o
talk the Philadelphia
OF 6
it
Is
the dividend
he
Il, quarterly. SO OoO 600
virtually wel-kn
New York with representation
"PhiadeIpht
virtually in known as
Pittsburgh
template approval before the
Liberty
addition several well up in the millions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
Fire Per Gem on Liberty Lom Bonds
Equal to pei cent on the investment TINS rate VIII ,"
little. little than years"
Changes in Personnel OF CdSSan d Go.

Day Knapp, formerly with PAU Co. is now associated wi
trading department Of Cassatt & Co,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
ropAY,s BUSINESS ErIGRAM

SlrcdriaG is the jGUoTGW tCtoW =
attthOd Of expressing himself
What does this mean to NOI"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
Reading General Is Make 4drmceS

be viii for abroad
Is. which
S2 Also Lake Michigan Railroad
S3 while and sold recently
term railroad bond into its
goodd o railroad
as n
q
satisfactory yield and
time quietly
that the had been
sunmated
: al 375OOOO Illinois Railroad
Kuhn Loeb Sew York
Philadelphia satisfactory
a o
the country seeking attractive
the equipments to he
Fire Per Cent on Liberty LOun Bonds
sastican T. r. Smith
figures out o interest Liberty
Ioan4i4 per
to
money will deposit bank
and let it accumulate
will the Investment It works
is
now per
Interest haIfyeary
September, 1925. $500
Equal per
e a little than years"
Changes in Personnel OF CaSSat d Go.
with Paul Co. associated with the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-22
Spariamfeitstrie6 Der sdaaipielerin
fieatc DDdl.

Son Der beriibmten Mielnanm-5e See.
bad miro folgenbe beitere Mnefoote
er51bIt. Die &inltlerin bate eira
groBe Ib41eigung gegen ieoe @eio=
augenbe; namentIib batte iie Die Mn-
gefpobnbeit, BEL ibrer Mbreiie mog,
li1if ipdt CUR @iienbabn at fon1nten,
moourd entfpeoer oerSbeateroireffnr
ooer Elm begeiiterter &egiiieilr, Ole
0er &iinitIerin 2ebeipobl 3ogen tpon-
ten, peranIaBt pnroen, ibr beim giI-
letfauf ooer Ser @ep6daufgabe be-
bilflid 81 iein. 9ie 3uriiferltattuno
Der babel perauslngten getrdge muir
De aber BON Der Sbauipielerin in Ser
groben Gle ie6esmal pergeiien. 81
rector NofDad bonn Magoeburaer
5taottbeater, no lie otter eoItierte,
NOR onf oieie 8eiie eirunnl 5iDoIf
Ealer losgeporoen nno bate Iif
uorgenommell, nidt tnieoer io. berein-
5nfaqen.
SIN 6ebruor 1862 Batte Tie IN ser
Grille" geipielt uno moate nad)
5nnnober 3uriifreiien. uainoer, es lit
idon ipat, raid Elm giaetlr REF
Tie atenlfos.
Nopaf antnortete in er0Bter Stu.
be: %, bite, Sic bnben nod pon-
ffdnoig 3eitI"
Die Hiemann ging betriibt 3ur
Safe, Inn oas Billet ielbit gu Ioien.
yNun ober meme &offerl SIT eg oen,r
nod 3eit2 Die miiiien n,beoinat
mitl~
Nopaf drtttportete mieber gons
ieelenrubig: Ser 3ue gebt nod lane
&c nidt ab."
l1no 10 muBte Die aiinltlerin ibr
Gep1d ie[bit nufgeben uno aud oie
neberfradt ieIbit be5dbIen. ,MIjo
menu ih nod 3eit babe, 10 min i'd
rnih ettpns eiien,~ ingte iie oaralrf
n1o beite0te lih Sammelbraten nebit
elmer 5laide @ein. Ilg Damn gum
einlteigen gerufen tpuroe, fob Die
5eebad plosIih I'M Wagen, iagte
2ebetpobI nnb fubr oapoft.
Nouad bIieb nidts anoeres lib
rig, nls 9amnelbratea uno @ein at
~be5oblert. 4ergerlih iagte Ell. babel:
SEQ, ba bort aber aliens nffl @eg is
fie nn6 bat mid mieoer rinieIegt ;
ben ihOnen @ammelbraten batte id
ierne ielber ieieiienl"
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Die TorteiIe Der sdreibmaidjine fiji
0aS Mtae.

Die ausendrate iino ou Ser Mnii1t
gefommen, oaB our1 ben @ebroud
Der Sdreibmafdine oas Auge emit
lnitet miro. Cine fiir5Iid b~er0ffentlif-
te dr5tlide Sfrift iiber Mugenfra1tf-
heiten, bic bon Der Barrier .Gn3ette
Neoicale~ beiprohe,1 miro, bot cine
grobe 3abI bon 8etDeiien at @unlteu
oiefer Mniift geliefert. Die Budita-
ben aif ben TGiten Der @hreibma.
ifine limb 10 groB,l ooB lire. Gr-
fennilte Dem Mlge feline nenncns-
fperte Anftrengung madt, mao man
lam ingerl, 0aB nod G~rtperbung Der
notigen tlebung oas Muge lberbaupt
nir nod felten IN anitrengen6em
|@rnoe berangeaosen au foeroen
brnudt. Seoenfaas peroen Dem au-
&c BET Der 6e~rftelung Der Maidi-
nenifrift iebr piele geringere 8enii-
bungen 5ugemttet, aIs beim @e-
brmld) Der .9onofdrift.
Nun fomnlt es ober in fsraae, OBJ
oieie gntlnitung auf Der einen Seite
nibt onrt cine D~ererOBerte Mnitren.
gung ouf Der anoeren Seite erfmuft
lDeroen muB, namIid) onr6 cine
iibermdBige STRENGTHENING Der Sano.
nno MrmmnsfeIn. gs lit in oieier
8~e5iebung bic fiibne MenBerrng ae.
mnd]f luproen, 6aB SSsernan0 5S Gtlln.
ben obne ldngere unterbrefnnaen
arbeitcn fam, obne cine meIentIibe
Grmiioung Der 9dnoe an cmpfin6en.
Rad ben 3ablrei6en Beobattunqeu,
Die IN benz groBen Bibliograpbifhen
Snititut in Hnris geIamneIt fpor6en
iino, meroen oieie Mngaben inn @e.
ientlifeit nls riftig be5eifnet. Jrei-
LID lit Die Bebauptling, ooB Ssernano
SIS 5tunoen bintereinm0er obne Or.
miioung ON Der Sfreibmaidine t1tia
iein fonne, 5iemlid mertIos. Nan
ioIte iif NIT Der 5eititenimg begnii-
gen, oaB oos Shreiben mii Der Nso.
ihine Die S1nne un6 Mrne nid,t
mcrflif ermiioet, nnd56em eite ges
mile nebnng erlanet lit. Die NIB
l%ponntng, Die itlieBlih bod mobl
ltefs sur Rotpenoigfeit elmer Inter
bredynng Der arbeit Dor abiauf iener
% Stltroen fiibren ipiiroe. lieat bieI-
n1ebr nuf aeiitigem @ebiet, inbem
oos Sdreiben bod einen aetptilen
grao itdnoieer aufmerfinmfeit CT
foroert.
Nadb Der geurteilune oes auaen.
ar5tes III nod elm Eu1ft nit geana
out bic Sd)reibmaidine beruorsnbe.
ben. nnnlih Die Totiade, 6aB lid, ae.
milk 3ebier oes auges BET Beuut.
5uita Der Mnidisse beionoers beraert.
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9as quite 6ers Der 8iener.

@ie man einem burfgefalenell
Stitf 5u einem GrfoIge Derbilft oas
peritanb ser ebemalige @omifer bes
@url Ebeaters in @ien, &arI @ei6=
mann (182O-183O). MIs nod Dem
sDeiten Oft elmer Nopitdt Der 8or=
bang unter ben beftigen 3eihen oes
Wibfanens nieoerging, tplrbe er 10.
fort pieoer in Die @obe ge5oaen. Das
Tublifum ifubte mas batte oas III
beoeiten9 Da eridien Der beIiebtp
Weiomattn, nabm einen StubI, ieste
i'm miften aif Die 8iibne nno nafIn
barmtf Blas. Mngemeines Stounell.
Da nabm 8eiomann oas Bort uno
belt in unbefangenitem Gone, ais BE-
fanoe er iid in @eienihaft, folgenbe
4niprade: SD iebte MIDI bier gu
Sbnen, i6 mltB nGlnIid ettpas nit
Sbnen 6eipreden." 9as BnblifnIa
mar lperblIfft, oie 2eute iaben einar>
Der peroust an, aber anes blieb I'll.
big. 8eiomann idob inoeilen ieiuen
Gtubl meter Dor uno iprah meiter:
Ser 5aa, mill i'd Sbnen logen, 1T
Der: Gin Gidter idreibt Elm gtiif.
er bat Salent uno giebt iid ale Ma-
be. Das Stiif miro bon Der Direftion
gepriift, tie finoet es gut. IS fommt
our a%uffiibrurlg, uno Ole Mfteure TIM
lire Sduloigfeit. Die 3ui9ouer
aber fino nidt BEL 2aune ii. peroam=
men oas Stiif, nod ebe lie es gan3
fennen. Scum oerlfen sic 1i1 in sic
Sage oes ungIiidliden Boeten; Itel=
len Sic iid Dor, tpie Die Negie iid
gefranft fiiblen muB, an oercn Spite
81 iteben ~uniereiner bas Slid baben
mub, uno beionbers aber, baben Sic
Die Site 5u beoenfen, oaB sic bod
ionlt thinner Elm 10 einlihtspones,
miloes uno h0flihes gnbIifum
tnaren. @as fol- benn oas beute
beiBen2 Sd bite Sic I'M aaes in Ser
WeItI@ Sier idpieg &eiomann /;
oas Eublifum bdtte i'm aud nidJt
fueiterreoen laiien, oe1rn plosIib cr-
bob ii1 elm tumuItuarilder Mpplall3.
Wei0mam p%erbeugte iih nno trar
ab; oas Stiid rpuroe peiter gefpieIt,
erbielt Itiirmifden geifoa uno blieb
langere 3eit auf benz Spielplan.
8eiomnnn bate es peritanoen, oas
quite Ser5 Der. 8iener 5u riibren, bon
oenen bas 8ort eines Boeten fagt:
uSie batten piel 5'piel GefiibI.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-22
SIR eriter Maun.

SD 9atte einen fIotten 3edbgeno6en,
Stets treu5fiDel am Ei}1 utiD an Der
gaf,
Bis zines Cages er total ber5hoHeu
Sn cine iunge, biibIhe Dittpe mar.
Die Beiberfunt, iuie man Die Mdnuer
fnperf,
gerltdro Die 'Bittue aus Grfnbrung, gut,
GRIT bat es nit @rmlinterllng ae6apert
Damn aber rei5te fie i'm biz nnfs 8lMt.
sic lieB tim 5dppeln pie ben Slid I'M
Nebe,
Sic bat als Seabe nit Der Maus oelpieIt,
Sie Iieb i'm dbnen tpdbre @Iiides5Idbe,
9ie iie linn, boiler Neisbeit, p~orenthielt,
grif. als er fait .ol 5iben i6r getrodcn,
Wis reif er mar an ie6er Ghredenstat
Grit baum bat tie berf9dmt bos uSa@
seipro1en,
urH ons er tie gum 5ehnten NnI idou
9o6 als er, in Der illneen Che Gtunoen,
Reft beiB urtb ftirmiih an iih riff Die
6rnu,
O1 bat tie 1einen Mrnen iin enftpliuben
nWseiu erIter Mnrn mar ME, ipie 9u,
10 rnubi1
Gr fpolt onS illnge @Iiif NIT Wein bes
gieben,
So ipra6 entriiftef unb NIT 5trenge tie:
e01e Slaide rnubt aif INNER gu ber-
f6Iieben,
Mein eriter Wann Der CUTE, Der tranf
MEL" -
limb brimmte er, neil 5u pieI @elD Tie
tpollte,
Beil gar 8u oft ertoute oas ,geaabI'",
Sann iogte ne, inbem lie ernltIit
ffmollte:
~Wein eriter Mnrn mar INNER li6es
beraIl"
Der Critic" mar elm Bump uno Grim
fer INNER.
Sm Qeben itets Der 2ebte an Der Nar.
a1s Soter er NIT eiuem .Seir gen5din,s
Gin leudteno' @orbilb fir ben 3fpeis
ten" ipnr.
Wenn Sieier nuBerbaIb lid amiiiierte,
Wenn er beim anrtenIpiel NAL @eIb
Wenn er in frobem areiie NAL trail
fferfe -.
~Wein erlter Rnnn mar niemals iold'
etI 9Orl 49,
limb mem iid oann Der nrrue @urm
mai triimmte,
spNt Il pH SLuu Hiul BIutiullB uuS8e@
3nnff.
sHergif6 feline 8iinfhe Damn be-
fimmte. .
~yleiu eriter bate niemal5 ons pers
langti"
Der @rite" par 70 brap uno tiug nie
aeiner,
Writ ieecm Sa9e mlldls jein @loriens
idlein,
Ser 3peite~ fiiblte tdaIi6 iid senlei,
nef,
9enH itiemals fonnt' e~rebenburtia lein.
Ilno rpenn Damn fuieoer lagtc Die Nees
care:
aSei meinem @rften lpdr ons ME Der
8rauh;
sd iuunidbte. oaB Ell nod am 9eben
ipdrei
3nnn ieuf5te CT ans 1~er5elsgrmo,
49,. Sh audi"
Geo gaB IN Der n. q. ct. 3ts,)
9stradste aGes BON Der gluten
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