davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-08-30

Genuine plate glass.
Ornamental gold fin
ished frames. Several
styles.
Evening star., 1940-08-30

Clever modern design.
Beautiful walnut We
neers on hard cabinet
woods.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-27
Notice of Hearing and Settlement of Final Account, Estate of
 Thomas Gaffney, Deceased ..

Notice is hereby given, that Father Joseph McElmeel, s. J., the undersigned, executOr of the estate of Thomas Gaffney, de- ceased has filed in the Probate Court for the Cape Nome Pre- cinct, Second Division, Territory of Alaska his final account and report of the administration of the estate of said deceased and his petition for the distribution of said estate and that Monday, the 26th day of July, 1940 at the hour of eleven o'clock am. of said date at the Courtroom of said Court at Nome, Alaska has been fixed by the order of said Court as the time and place for the hearing of the same and Ob- jectiOns thereto and the settle men thereof, and that at said time and place the said Court will adjudicate and determine who are the heirs or distributes of said estate.
 Dated this the 18th day of May 1940.
 Father Joseph McElmeel, s. J
 ExecutOr of the estate of
 Thomas Gaffney, Deceased Publish May 27, June 3, 10, II
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-27

detour to take the Senator to his destination-that is of course, un less some other Senator has got ten the elevator first. It's the same with the subway from the capitol to the Senate office build ing. If you are halfway over and a Senator rings three from the rear, back you go. This theory that a Senator's time is more val uable than any one else's is prac- ticed only in the capitol how ever. In the buildings downtown three rings only get Senator a dirty look-just as in the case of any ordinary mortal.
 Thought for today. The Com merce department reports that United States investors have a $221, 100000 stake in the Scandin avian countries, Sweden, Den mark and NorWay-a little more than enough to take care of next years parity payments to the farmers.
 The day Hitler took over Den mark, marched on Norway and threatened again to shake up the borders of the western world, the National Geographic Society start ed issuing million new lO-color maps of Europe and the Near East. The Society's harried map makers scanned the headlines, found that they might not have to change the colors. (Only if Ger many absorbs the seized terri tory and called it Germany, as in the cases of Austria and parts of Poland, would color changes be necessary)
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-27

crees and judgments as may be necessary or proper to ex- ecute the objects of the afore- said Acts of Congress, and to cause the reindeer described in said complaint to be condemn ed and taken by the United States of America and the ab- solute and unqualified title therein, free from all liens, en- cumbrances, charges, servitud- es, restrictions, and covenants whatsoever, to vest in the United States of America. 4. That the Court grant such other and further relief as the nature of the case may re- quire.
 You will each, therefore, take notice that you are hereby citec and required to appear before the above-entitled Court ol Judge thereof in the above-en. titled action and cause, in the Federal Courtroom of the Feder. al Building in Nome, Alaska, or the 9th day of July, 1940, at lt o'clock am. on said date, anc show cause why the property above-described should not bt condemned as prayed for in the said complaint.
 And in the event you fail to SC appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof and will apply to the Court for relief demanded in his complaint and as herein above stated.
 Witness the Honorable J. H. s Morrison, Judge of said Court, ano the seal of said Court hereuntc affixed on this 18th day of May 1940.
 Court Seal)
 Amer Rydeen, Clerk
 By Norvin w. Lewis
 Deputy Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-27
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No. 3459

No. 3459
 In the District Court of the United States for the Second Judicial
 Division of Alaska rsz 7 United States of America, Plaintiff vs. l199 Reindeer, more or less, and J. c. Widstead, ct al., defendants.
 The President of the United States of America:
 To the following named De- fendants: J. C. Widstead, admin istrator of the Estate of Fred Lar sen, deceased; Carolyn Larsen; -Rikke Larsen; Charles E. Parker; The Alaska Scandinavian Rein deer Corporation, an Alaskan Cor poration; Carstens Packing Com pany, Inc, Washington Corpor ation; J. C. Carstens; Manitou Park Land Company, a Washing ton Corporation; Dr. L. Maude Parker, A. P. Bennett; and Any and all unknown non-native own CTS of reindeer in the Territory of Alaska, Greeting:
 You are hereby cited and re- quired to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska Second Judicial Division, at the time and place herein specified and show cause why the reindeer described herein should not be condemned as prayed for in the complaint of the above named plaintiff on file in the above-en- titled court in the above-entitled action.
 The said plaintiff in said action proposes to take fee simple title, free and clear of all liens and encumbrances, to the follow ing described reindeer in the Territory of Alaska to-wit:
 All those reindeer and cari bou as have been introduced into the animal huSbandry or have actually joined reindeer herds, and the increase there of which belong to such herds, owned and maintained by J. C. Widstead, administrator of the estate of Fred Larsen, deceas- ed, Charles E. Parker, the AL aska Scandinavian Reindeer Corporation, Jens A. Kvamme, and Joe L. Jean and any and all unknown non-native own CTS of reindeer in the Territory of Alaska, including all rein deer earmaked with the re- corded marks of such named owners, together with all un- marked remnants, insofar as said reindeer are situate with in the exterior boundaries of the Territory of Alaska, the number of which has been es-
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-27

timated to be 1199 reindeer, the said reindeer now being situate on various ranges in the Territory of Alaska, the reindeer of defendant J. C. Widsteads as administrator of the estate of Fred Larsen, de- ceased, being situate particul- arly on the Nome-Douglas range in the Cape Nome Pre- cinct, and estimated to num- Der 555 head. the reindeer of Charles E. Parker and the AL aska Scandinavian Reindeer Corporation being situate par ticularly on the Koyuk, Buck land and Shaktoolik ranges, Koyuk, Fairhaven and St. Mi chael Precincts, all in the Sec ond Judicial Division, and esti- mated to number 160 head, those of Jens A. Kvamme, particularly on the Kvamme range, Kuskokwim Precinct, Fourth Judicial Division, and estimated to number 300 head, those of Joe L. Jean, particul- arly on the Wood River and Nushagak ranges, Bristol Bay Precinct, Third Judicial Div ision and GoodneWs Bay range and precinct, Fourth Judicial Division, and estimated to nu- mber 40 head, and those of the unknown non-native owners on each and all the above men, tioned' ranges and all other reindeer ranges in the Terri tory of Alaska, estimated to number IA head
 for public use as provided in Public No. 4l3, 18th Congress (50 Stat. -900) for the establish ment and maintenance for the natives of Alaska of self-sus- economy and means of subsistence by the acquisition and organization for and on be- half of said natives of a reindeer or business; and in addi ton to taking said reindeer in said action, the said plaintiff de- mands the following relief:
 l. That the Court cite the de- fendants named in said com plaint to appear in this Court at a time to be fixed by the Court and set forth their in- terests, if any they have, in said reindeer.
 2. That the Court ascertain, de- tenmine and adjudicate the value of the interests or claims of the defendants, if any they have, in accordance with the law and statutes made and pro Vided and to make an award of damages therefor.
 3. That the Court take such ac- ton and pass such orders, de-
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-27


 The Thomas Jefferson memor- ial is in trougle again. The mem orial commission, looking over a hundred designs for the statue of Jefferson, turned up their noses at all of them, but finally said the model submitted by Lee LaWrie, New York sculptor, which "on first glance is disap- pointing because of the made quacy of the likeness and of the detailed forms in the legs and hands, and the extreme emacia- tion of the figure"-undoubtedly would be all right when these points were developed.
 With this doubtful enthusiasm, although they said compliment ary things about the possibilities of Mir. LaWrie's completed stat ue when it is set up in the Mem orial in the Tidal Basin, the com mission recommended MT. Law rie's design, awarded funds for an additional revised sketch mo- del"
 From its inception the Jeffer- son Memorial has been pumping into difficulties. The original pro posal to place it in the Tidal Ba- sin, which is f1anked by the Lin coin Memorial and the Washing ton monument, brought a storm of protest, which claims that il would spoil the beauty of the basin and destroy the famous cherry trees.
 The White House was picketec by women, bearing placards witf such designs as: "Oh Congress Spare that Tree" and Hasten hasten, spare the Basin" White House police compared it to the wars of the suffragettes. One in. dignant lady chained herself tc a tree. A group, equally indig- nant, had better idea-it chain ed one of the workmen to a tree
 Not until the President assured the ladies that not only would all the trees be spared, but nearly a thousand more would be planted, did the furore die down. Even then, the fight over the memorial site continued in Congress until after the cornerstone was laid.
 It is expected now that the $60,000 bronze statue will be ready to dedicate in the $3,000,000 marble shrine in time for the bi- centennial of Jefferson's birth April l3, l943-that is, barring more trouble.
 The United States Senators are three-bell boys. Whenever one of the gentlemen from so-and-so wants to use the elevators, he rings three times and no matter who's going which way, he must
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-27
The Washington
 Daybook
By Jack Stinnett

WASHINGTON - The Navy building press room is one of the busiest spots in the capital these days and not because of the news that flows in.
 There's a news ticker machine there and, from starting time to curfeW, eager watchers follow it's hammering type fingers, to learn of the latest developments in the Allied Nazi battles.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-27

The United States Senators are three-bell boys. Whenever one of the gentlemen from so-and-so wants to use the elevators, he rings three times and no matter who's going which way, he must
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-31

We velikem pokoji v patre
zamku sedel Teditel zdejslho
velkostatku Polansky a vedle
neho jeho hospodyne. Sedeli
"a stolen, ma nemz bylo pro-
streno pro til osoby, ale ma ia
lfrffch nebylo dosud mic. Polan-
sky byl asi sedesatnlk, vlasy
mel sedive a takovym byl tez
t. Nv. cfsarsky vous, totiz pod
nosem knlr a ma stranach del
81 vous, sahaj1ci k vyholene
brade.
(Pokracovan1.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-31

nfho kone. Vsichni pobocnfc
u pes1ch plukd mali kone."
Lea ted vytrestila ma Blaho
tn oci a prestala Sc usmfvati.
"To vfm," rekla a pojednor
Sc zamyslila. Pc male civil
fekla: "Poslyste, pane uciteli
S tim osedlan1m meho kone as
nemate pravdu. Mil Palmod.
nlkdy nenapadal ma zadek a
sedla mi no konak re dvora,
ktery slouzil u dragoun1."
Hledela ted ma Blahotu ia
zave.
"Nedovedete 81 slecno, pred
staviti, kolik prace ma vojne da
vycviciti zachazenf S jfzdec-
kym konem takoveho cloveka,
ktery donna slouzil Size u konf,
ale pouze u tazn1ch."
Lea zakyvala prisvedcive :
"Tomu ver1m. A nebyl byste
tax laskav, ukazati mi, jak
muj Palmodi ma byti spravne
osedlan?"
"Pros1m. Velmi rad, chce-
tell S valacha sestoupiti, abych
mu mohl rozepnouti podpfn-
ku", usmal Sc Blahota. Phi
stoupil ted tesne az Ike koni.
"PomGzete mi ma zem?" ia
zala Sc Lea a necekajic ma je-
no odpoved, odhodila bicik a
podavala Blahotovi ODE ruce.
Uchopiv il "a ruce, pomohl il
Sc sedla a kdyz stanula vedle
neho, shybl Sc pod kone, roze-
pjal pTezku podpfnky. Potion
vztyciv Sc uchopil sedlo ODE
ma rukama, zdvihl je a popo-
sadil je blfze k plecfm kone,
opet Sc shybl pod kone a neko-
lika hmaty utahl a zapjal pod
p1nku.
Lea, stojfc vedle neho, pozo-
rovala jeho poc1nanl zveda-
wynn pohledem, ale vyraz uste-
pacnosti zmizel uz z jej1ho o.
bliceje.
"Tak, slecno, ted p1jde vas
valach dobre, nebude uz napa-
dati," Tekl Blahota otociv Sc k
jezdkyni.
Nespoustejfc s neho zraku,
Tekla Lea: "Dekuji YAM, pa
ne uciteli. Budete tax laskav
a pomGzete mi Ease do sed-
LAP"
'Prosim," uklonil sc .
Lea chopila sc levou rukou
hrusky sedla, Blahota objal O.
bema rukama boky spanile
jezdkyne, zdvihl il do vyse a
posadil il do sedla. Kdyz j
podaval bic1k, ktery byla pr
We odhodila, nahnula Sc Sc Sc
Ola a tazala Sc sc sibalskym L.
smevem: "Pane uciteli, VISA
zoval jste uz nekdy damn ma
kone?"
Lehky mracek objevil Sc ma
cele Blahotove, kdyz odpove-
del: "Ano, slecno. Bezpoctu-
krate!"
"a to jste damu vzdycky dr.
Eel kolem bokI?" s tymz L.
smevem Sc zeptala.
Ted Sc take Blahota usmal
"Nikoliv, slecno. Dana jen
stoupla ma moi dian a "a tetO
me nepatrne pomoci vyhoupla
Sc do sedla sama. Ale YAM
jsem musel pomQci vic, proto-
re jste zvykla, re VAN nekte-
ry zamecky celed1n prinese
stolicku, kdyz sedate ma kone,
nebo yam no zavede k nejake-
mu vyvysenemu m1stu."
Lea stihla no ted pohledem,
ktery mel vyraz udivenl a pre-
kvapen1.
"To YAM nekdo rekl nebC
.jste to videl ma zameckem dvo-
re-"
Gale slecno, vzdyt jsem dc
|vc1ra nevedel, re jest v Draho-
budicich DANA, ktera jedi ma
koni. Nikdo mi mic nerekl q
mic jsem take nevidel. &c
jsem YAM pov1dal, je m6j 1su.
dek, ktery jsem 81 musel utvo'
riti, vida, jak nerozhodne HE:
dite re zeme ma kone. To m.
musite v6Titi, nebot ia nikdy
nelhu."
Ease takovy pohled vyjad'
ruj1c1 udivenl.
"Verim yam, ale jste mudrc
ktery dovede spravne usuzo'
vati. Dekuji YAM "a vasl ocht
tu."
Nahnula sc s kone a podals
Blahotovi ruku. Uchopil il zs
spicky prst1 a smeknuv dru
hou rukou klobouk, beze slovs
lehce Sc uklonil. Lea pobldls
xxo1ooLo 10 11,,oT1 Ami co moo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ZIVOCC.
Blahota dojedl veceri a Ger
ma vzala Sc stolu nadobf.
"Preji vam dobrou noe, pa
ne uciteli."
"Dobrou noe. A dekuji Ia
vasi zpravu. Byla podrobna
a zajfmava."
"Prosim. RADIO sc stalo."
Cerna vysla z pokoje. Bla-
hota postal chv1li u psac1ho
stolu. Pojednou pohodil hla-
YOU, jake by chtel zapuditi vii
ravou myslenku a usednuv Ike
stolu, jail Sc psati nejakou roz-
delanou praci.
Jak 81 uminil, chtel Blahota
nasledujiclho dine dojfti az do
lomu, ably prohledl formaci
tamnl skaly a z1skal tn nekolik
nerost1, pc pflpade, ably pro-
mluvil Sc skalniky, ably mu "a
odmenu schovali, kdyby pfi Ia
mani kamene naSli necO ZvlaSt
niho.
Mdle podzimn1 slunce swift
10 take dnes ma zaprasenou sill
nici a ostry v1tr tail pres str
niste a oranice, % nichz pole
tovalo hejno spackG.
Pozoruje svoje okol1, pony
sill 81 Blahota: "Tihle spacko-
We jsou chytrl ptaci. Neopus-
til sveho obyvaliste, dokud ne
uder1 prvn1 mrazy. Ale drzi
Sc v hejnu, ably byli pripraveni
ma nejhorsi. Lide by 81 z mich
NELL witt priklad. Vytrvati a
neustoupiti drive, az kdyz uni
ri poslednf nadeje ma preko-
mani prekazek."
z teto jeho dusevn1 samo-
mluvy vytrhl no stejnomerny
klepot konskych kopyt a kdyz
vzhledl pred sebe, spatril, re
proti nemu jede vcerejsi jed
kyne.
"Riditelova Lea" fekl 81.
Chtel il pozdraviti, ale Lea
no pfedesla. Zastavila kone
nekolik krokd pred Blahotou
a oslovila no: "Prominte, pa
ne, re vas oslovuji! Rada bych
Sc vas ma neco zeptala."
"Proslm. Racte Sc ptati!"
Blahota ted smekl klobouk
a trochu sc uklonil.
Gale my Sc nezname," Tekla
divka.
Blahota Sc nepatrne usmal
"To je pravda, slecno."
"Ale mGzeme Sc seznamiti.'
mic snazsiho, slecno, mad
to. Jsem zdejs1 ucitel Blaho-
ia"
| "Tak? ia jsem dcera redite-
lie zdejsiho velkostatku."
Blahota Sc Ease %nepatrne u
small: "Tusil jsem to-"
"Vy jste to tusil, kdyz jsem
vcera jela mimo vas? Proc jste
to tusil?"
"Protoze zadna zdejsf dana
nejezdf ma koni, neil slecna
feditelovic."
"To YAM nekdo rekl."
"Ovsem, slecno, jinak bych
to nemohl vedeti. Ale chtela
iste Sc mne ma necO zeptati."
"Ano. Proc jste vcera kle.
pal kladlvkem do sterku ns
silnici?"
"Chci pro zdejsl skolu sesta.
viii sbirku nerostG z okol1 6
shledavam je."
"Tak. Dekuji, pane uciteli.'
"Pros1m. Poklona, slecno."
Blahota Sc uklonil, Lea pc
kynula mu bic1kem a pobidls
kone do chodu. V nekoliks
kroc1ch Sc ma koni otocila
spatrivsi, re Blahota stoji do
sud ma SVEN mlste, hlede "a nj
oslovila no povysene:
"Proc "a mnou koukate?"
"Za vami ne, ale Ia vasim va
lachem," odpovedel lehkym Il
smevem.
eco ma mem vidite?" tazal;
Sc ustepacne.
re pfi ch1zi napada ma "a
dek, protoze jest spatne ose
dian"
Lea zastavila kone. "Vy 70
zumite kon1m?"
Otazka tato byla Ease pro
nesena ustepacnym tonem.
"Konim Size ne, slecno, al,
jizde ma koni rozum1m dobfe.
"Vy jste jake ucitel mel ne
kdy jfzdeckeho kone?" zepta
la Sc Lea stejne ustepacne:
Ma tuto otazku odpovede
7 Blahota vazne: "Jako ucite
nemel jsem dosud prilezitost
ajezditi ma koni, ale jake vojl-
xooSl ;oopo p6Lo1iL VOLT kOn6 G
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-25

Mlbers, mo Elm geipann ferttg itano
INN mid uno nod onoere Serren, bie
aud famen, babin 5lt bringen - eine
Strede bon BRET Meilen.
slllo gut: Gater 8runs fubr audi
nit un6 laB btnter mir uno betete iein
8rebier. @s eing burd Soffmann
nno Boiep biz 9artelio ,.no niemano
tpar eingeitiegen. Sn 9artelio itiegen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-25

,,Wild" "itation oamals) lno mir itie-
gent ab. Damn ouf bem uSorle>gr.
preB' na9 0amiansbile. @ir famen
nod 5ur re6ten 3eit rn0 erbielten
unieren Blab int Sanftuarium. Oie
Stride mar gepadt bon, aud biele
Serren tuaren erldienen, 6ie id nod
nibt fannte. 60 >au6 Bater @erbaro
S0nnies. Die Sauptperion mar ser
'neueetueibte Hrielter, Geb. Soiepb
Sdlarnann (iett 8iidof), ser bon
Snnsbruf 5uriidgetebrt tpar rno at.
erit in @ermantoun primiaiert batte,:
uuo beltte bas s(nt in 9amiausbiue
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-25

idauten berltnt, fonnten aber ,tiemano
leben 1,no finoen. Ser SbuB mnbte
tpobl aus benz 3ornfeloe gefommen
iein uno batte Sen 3ug, l,no mid in
oemielben beinabe getroffen. 8ater
Bruins mar audi eridroden, tpie i6;
aber @ott ieI 9anf, es bate nns, BLOB
erIbreft.
go ainas tpeiter Bis Mlbers, (eine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-25

einige elm, aber nidt Der Serr 8far.
rer;: Ser 1nliBte tuobl friiber obgefab>
rem iein Oenn er tpar auf bem SeIte.
Ser 3ug 5og an l.no lief Bis gum
gnoe ser Staot- auf einmal Elm
56ub. Sd iaB auf Ser 5iioieite bes
8agens; oie &ugel i6lug Dor mir
bl1rds SenIter lrno ging auf ser
Norbleite beralls. @eraoe an mir bor-
bel. Ser 3us bielt an; ser &onouf-
tor fam, fraste MIDI, Oh ib berlebt
mdre; ,,nteri1dte oas aerbrodene
SenIter l,no itieg ab. Ser aonouftor,
frain caller l,no 8remIer - alle
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-25

ieiner gan5en @r0Be, elm boller, mir.
oeboller Serr nit al1sorudspoaen
@elibt, slan5enoen Mugen, marfiger
Sprade, uno batte elm. ,,lidtbares
Sberbaupt', oas elan5te. Darltm
miiperte mir mein Nebenn,ann ins
DIR: Ser glan5enoe aan5elreoner".
nno libelte babel. 0ie Yreoiet mar
al1d elm 8etpeis ieiner @eonersabe
lrno tpiirois zines 8iidofs. gr loate
ia altd @iidof iueroen, aber Der Iiebe
@ott bolte i'm 5u friib ab. >... .
(5ortiesuns folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-25

bieIt. Batter @m. Balter bon Ger
mantotpn, 3eremoniar, uno Snfel
Seinrid Sagett 4an5ler, Sefretdr,
6eitpreoieer. ,;slae augen tparten
aiif bib, Serr", oadte idJ, als Der
sroBe &err arf oie 4an5el itieg. Ser
Serr aansler mar elm feiner, groBer.
idlanfer Wann, ,lno bate eine quite
laute Bre6iat1tin1rne. gr Itan0 oa 10
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-25
Mitten nuter Batter Seiiings Gaabs.
..- Ienteu
(SortIebuilg)

IoH 20, Su., 1lllp ole ulle 70. II. Sr
friiber .. II. W:, ,tno bie 9. II. S. st.
81. 81 meiner 3eit bteB Sic s.. II. ..
nod) 9. II. 8. g. @. 1lnb fam bon
Cincinnati, .. 8alo ipurbe tie Ser
alten Baltimore II. Ohio 8aDn ange<
| idloiien nno biloete 1id als Oie bette
8abn ourd bieIes County aus. 8as
rallel NIT bieler lauft bier Mteilen
| fiiolid bapon sic So,1tbern SSuinois
8abn nad Gentralia, Wt. 8ernon 1.nS
set. Carmel, Dann nod 2ouispille,
Gp, t,Im. 9iele 8abn brad)te ben
iitoli6en Sell bes Gountps auf bie
&obe; bate aber groBe Sdmierig=
feiten, ourd) Sic pielen Bottoms uno
Greefs 5u fonlmen. Saber tpilrbe iie
70 frl,nm ,mo ihiet bos man aller-
lei SpaBgeoid)te Oaral1f geiebt bat.
60 bieB es: sluf ser Soutbern Slen-
babn, 5iebt ser 3ug itets lonsIom
an; fGbrt 10 lm bie @d'n berilm
oenn sic 8obn lit fur6tbar frun1m.
9ur6 sic 8Gloer, iiber Seloer, ii6er
ssliiiie nn5 aanile, big er na1 ct.
2olis founlt, bat Ser 3ug gang aus
ge6onnt. stltd) ser engineer lit |
Iabm, in bern alten Ghaltfelfabn, |
6enn Sic @abn lit bolprig frlnlm,
fdaltt lid barlm gar nibt I'M. sluf
Der SolttGern Sienbabn mllBt bn Dir
etn Sidet fuufelt, ionlt fannlt blt oa,
11cben lallfen, l,no bein' 2lnd allein
ber5ebr'n. s(ltf ser GoltDeru Slen>
babn fann ia alles 1eidt nitfabr'n:
&1lber, Sdofe, einerlei alles bon
Der 6armerei suf ser Soutbern
Sienbabn fonrn1t man inlner 5eitig
ON; intmer fommt man firth ge1ug, |
tueil err 1uu Sic Gde nllB. 9ot es oe
Sautbern SlenboDn. Ser 3ug balo
1tebt, balo lGuft tpie tuob'n; Sic 8abn
lit arao', Damn tpieoer frlnnm, Oarauf
i6longclt iid Ser 3ug berltn.
@ollte mol ein sSrdulein fabren
ouf ser Soutbern Slenbabn, itellte
fid gan5 "1nerfabren, Dor bas S6al=
ter, Slrno I'M Irm: ~ tidet, pleole',
fprad iie gan5 boflid). ITO ct. 2ouis,
ano ipbat's tie fore?" Sprod Ser
Moent oud san5 troitlid: ~Suit tuo
9oaars, l,no et,pos mebr." 81, Der
tauieno', iprad) bie 9ome, >luarllm
nod elm Quarter mebr2" uSa ser
Bug ood fdbrt boriiber, Oh man leidt
pber idmer." uSalt gang red)t", iprad
ser 8eonlte, IBIS sur 8riid' reidt MIR
oeitt @elo; iebt oein Nnortet glbt
ibm 9ampf oaB er iiber Oe 8riidc
fanu.". S0r' mol Srdltlein lmo merf's
sir fein: .sou bein Sul,oel alt1
mitfa6ren, nuB er in Ben 9agageipdz
gen, oenn bel Menibe1- erob nno
fleiu oarf fein tsuno'' ausegen fem.
Iarunt nilnnt ben Suno bein1 &ra=
gen, id)Iepp' i'm in Sen &alberluagelt>
mo sic gieber gang allei11, ale BEL
einanocr iei'n." Die 2aop Fat iid
; beugen miiilen, obtpobl ibr bieies tat
berorieBen. Gie Hesel gilt fir Menid
1,no 8ieb, sic Sslenbabn bereibt lie
nic." SoG nirflid palliert iein.
sluf ser Soutbern Sienbabn bate
nnon MIDI einmal beinabe erldonen.
Sd fam bon Gentralia 1tnb pollte
nad Damiensoille 5l,m groBen Seite,
@ater Otto Meper ielig, bamals Bfar>
rer bon 9amianspille, bate midi
freunolid)It eingelaoe,t 11no er als ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-25
0eOanfelt ltmO
Grinnernngen

Bon &eo. 5ran5 5nertges