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Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07
Local Grocery Firm Wants H. H. Shriber Brought Back
 to BiSbee.
LEFT HIS WIFE TO
 CASH HIS TIME CHECKS.
Believed to Have Boarded Yes
 terday Mornings Train for Douglas, Having Arranged With Wife to Follow Later.

Leaving his wife here to cash a time check, and probably to throw those interested in his movements of the track, H. H. Shriber yesterday morning boarded the outgoing train for Douglas, the motive of his actions, as his creditors now claim, being to escape payment of several bills in Bisbee.
 , When Mrs. Shriber boarded the train yesterday afternoon for Douglas, Bralovich & Rafaelovich were notified of the fact. They at once consulted with an attorney, and the result was warrant in one of the local courts, charging Shriber with trying to beat a grocery bill.
 Messages were sent to the Douglas officers late last night. asking them to apprehend ShribeI if possible, and kold him until an officer can go tnere from this city to bring him back to face the charge made by the grocery firm.
 Bralovich & Rafaelovich allege that
 Shriber owes them a bill of s43.SO, and that he is leaving the country with the intent of defrauding them or
 that amount. They want him brought
 back and forced to answer the mat ter in the courts.
 That Shriber had left the city did
 not become known to the grocery i firm until they heard that his wife had taken her departure. This | aroused their suspicious, and an in yestigation convinced them that if
 prompt action was not taken they might lose their money.
 Shriber is said to have been em- | ployed in the Copper Queen mines,
 quitting work oh Thursday night. His time check was due him yesterday, but instead of drawing the amount himself he left the city without his wife, her part being to remain, get the money and join him at some point agreed upon.
 Mrs. Shriber is said 10 have drawn ! the money, packed her trunk, ana taken her leave of the city without | having seen Braloyich & Rafaelo- vich to inform them that they need rot worry over their bill. Her fail
 ure to do this caused them much
 alarm last night. ] Reports from Douglas late last night were that the officers there had
 not yet apprehended Shriber, but
 were on a still hunt for him. They
 have a good description, and expect l to locate him if he is in that city. Local officers are of the opinion that when it becomes known that | Shriber has left the city several local
 stores will find to their dismay that
 he is on their books for varying
 amounts.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07
TO HAVE CHURCH
Baptists to Build Edifice in Bis bee That Will Cost About
 S4,000.
HAVE SUITABLE SITE
 ON CLAWS0N HILL,
Finance Committee Now Lacks
 But Few Hundred Dollars, Work 10 Commence Or
 Building Within Few Weeks.

Four thousand dollars is to be ex rapded bv inc Baptists of Bisbee with in the next few months in the con struction of a church, work on which will probably begin some time next month. -,
 Plans are now being drawn for the huilding- The finance , committee consisting of Rev. C. C. Young, J. Ii Demerest and John Olsen, has sue ceeded in raising all but about s5oy of the sum required for the new buiid ing. t..
 Ground for the church edifce, which is located on Clawson Hill, has been owned by the Baptists for some tune u is valued at between S2,0OO and ss GOO. and is a most desirable loca ton. being in an elevated part or BIS bee. and overlooking the greater par of the city.
 Asked about progress that is being made, Rev. ,Xoung stated last nigh that he is yet ready to give out complete information regarding the date on which work will start, but that it will be within the next few weeks
 The building will be frame struc' ture. In addition to the church prop CT, which will have a large seating capacity. there will be two large Sun day school rooms. in addition to the pastors study and cloak room. It Is intended to finish the interior in neat manner.
 Rev. Young states that the Ladies Aid Society of the church is render ing excellent service in the matter of raising funds, having already contrib uted a large amount and being still at work.
 It was further stated by Rev Young that excellent success has met the efforts of the finance committee II the matter of raising funds. Articles of incorporation, as prescribed by the territorial laws. were recently filed b! Rev. Young. who has been working for the past year to the end of getting a church for the Baptists of Bis0ee.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07

ing. It was following this service that the business session was held, the reports of the officers read and the new officers for the year elected. The principal address of the afternoon ses- sion was made by Dr. H. A. Hughes who took for his topic, The Sunday School and the Boy"
 The address of Mrs. Bryner in the evening was preceded by a song ser vice and the opening of a question box, the latter in charge of Gen. A. J Sampson. Mrs. Brynes then began her address.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07
COAL STRIKE SITUATION
 REMAINS THE SAME,

(Continued from Page 1.D those in authority that a hnal decls ion had been reached.
 It was also reported that the opera tors may accept arbitration. but with a different sort of tribunal.
 President Mitchell today concerned himself almost exclusively with busi ness connected with the soft coal sit uation and had no information to i'm part regarding the hard coal miners He said his side has nothing to do TOW but wait for the operators ans wer. It has practically been settled that if the operators refuse the arbi tration offer a call will go out at once for a convention.
 Peace Is Assured.
 PITTSBURG, April G. - Peace is now assured in the mine situation sc far as the soft coal fields of Western Pennsylvania are concerned. The organization of independent operators who were holding out against granting the advance demanded by the miners at a meeting tonight decided to give up the struggle. and will sign tht scale.
 All those at the meeting were repre- sentatives Of operators. who had bound themselves not to sign the scale. 4 number of other members are waver ing as 10 entering an agreement These latter were not present, but l was assured that they too would sign upon learning of the action of the meeting tonight.
 Are Signing Scale.
 KANSAS CITY, April GA large number of small operators in several southwestern coal districts have sign ed the scale, and several thousand men have returned to work. The big
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07
STRENUOUS TIMES.

These be strenuous days in Nogales. T. appears that the Oasis and tbe Times have been handing each other some bouquets of smartweeds. Hos tilities came to a climax when the editor of the Times smote Colonel Bird on the ear with his finger tips. No powder was burned.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07
PIONEER DIES.

Thomas Gardner. one of the pio- Eeers of Arizona, died last week in Patagonia He came to Arizona some time during the sos and for fifty five years lived in what is now Santa Cruz county.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07

Maybe the dressmakers have an idea that dull, unobservant man vill not be able to identify hcopski ' if it is called a "circlette."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07

It is pleasant to see man of Gro yer Cleveland's age and weight josh ing the doctors just as if he were nos the least bit afraid of them.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07

A mournfui wall from across the Pacific reminds us from time to time that Korea finds the process of being eaten alive somewhat unpleasant.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07

The Sunday jag is part of the weeks work, according to a Chicago man. He never discovered that by looking into his pay envelope.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07

A writer wants to know whether cooking makes wrinkles in a wo- mans face. Well, certain styles of cooking make wrinkles in mems faces.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07

MONARCH Jams, i pound JarSr all varieties, 25c per Jar,
 MONARCH Preserves, 2 1-2 pound Jars, soc per Jar.
 MONARCH Preserves, 5 pound Jars, S1.75 per Jar.
 MONARCH Apple Butter, at. glass Jarsl Soc each; 1-2 gal. glass JarSr soc each; 5 pound stone JarSr soc.
 MONARCH Peach, Plum and Ounce Buffers.
 MONARCH Preserved Gin ger, 1 pound Jars, 35C.
 MONARCH Mince Meat, 24 ounce Glass Jars, 40c each; .2 1-2 pound glass Jars, 75c each.
 MONARCH Peaches in Brandy, 2 pound Jars, SIPS each.
 MONARCH JeIIies, all varie- ties in tumblerS at 25c each. Pure Fruit JeIIies, small glasses 15c each --- = AksmNM,~ ssrt~
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07
WHAT SHALL WE EAT TO-
 DAY?

This question arises to worry the housewife 365 times ysar-eyery morning. And it's only one of the thousands of little worries that the housekeeper struggles along under, the answer to all of which will be in our splendid line of MONARCH prep arations-a relish for every meal in this list.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07

operators are still holding out, but are not attempting to operate their mines
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-07
Imported Cigars.

oareias. Henry clays, Africa nos, Socks.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-05

Furnished rooms for rent in a mod.
ern house at 434 Twenty-sixth street.
Phone Main 1926.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-05


the rate Of 5 cents per line per week
or 80 cents per month.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
in modern house at 1881 Stout Street
Mrs Sarah Roundtree. 1906
Good women wishing work by the
week or month and ladies wanting
such help, will please call Mrs. Mary
E. Wade, 2l27 Lincoln Ave Call
from 8 a. III. to 5p. m. Phone Red
25i7.
FOR RENT-r'urnished rooms. Cal
Main 2ilS. Mrs. l.. r. Payne, 224s
Lawrence st. 9l3
FUR RENT-Eurnished front room
suitable for man or lady. Mrs. viii
sou 23l4 Arapahoe st.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
rooms for rent in modern house
1893 Arapahoe st
For Rent-turnished rooms will
Gas and bath at 2227 Lincoln avenue
Mrs. II. w. Wade. Gle
., FOR RENT Furnished rooms. al
24l0 Champa street. in modern house
Airs. Callie Fugitt, Phone Pink 592.
4.2e
For Rent-Nicely furnished or un
furnished rooms at reasonable prices
al 2Sl0 Arapahoe street. Phone Rec
81. Mrs. S. J. Buchanan. 6-l6
For Rent-One large furnished from
room for man and wife or for men
23i4 Grant street Mrs Sena George
telephone 2l74 Black.
For Rent-Turnished rooms at 1843
ls45 Arapahoe street. Mrs. Hattie B
Holman.Booker.
FOR EENT.-Nicely furnished room
Tor man and wife at 2550 ClarksoI
street. Desirable location. Phone BLU
,5 81
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
front and side rooms, modern, 202
Downing avenue. Near two car liner
For Rent-Neatly furnished room
at 2214 Arapahoe street. Phone Mai
ScQs.
FOR RENT-A large Furnished
room. Apply at 2G25 Welton street
FOR RENT.-Furnished room TO
rent In modern house for man and wifi
or for man. 1928 Evans street. 1912
For Rent-Furnished Rooms at 2G2
California street. Modern house.
FOR RENT-Nice.. neat, furnishe
rooms at 214S Curtis street. Mrs. Coz
nealius
Two rooms for rent in modern house
also BAN. Gentlemen only. Phon
Main s47S. ~
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-05
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO AN AMENDMENT TO
SECTION 5 OF ARTICLE OF THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF COLORADO, CONCERNING
ELECTIONS AND VOTING MA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
@altufie6cr in sHOafrifu.

9as Wlaltos ober Wittelmesrfiebsr,
oas, lpenu Iein 9ame ri6tia mare,
cuf Die Suiel Wlolta ooer psnisitens
auf oen 8ereih oes WlittelldnoiIheR
Wleeres bei9rdnit iein Iouts, 1T isbt
BON Dem en8Iif6en ar3t Or. Sira6au
In Der 9olouie oes Srdnies 6lu6es
nadgepieiep Iporoen uno i9eint ii6
bort bereits In eridredsnoer WeiTe
eiugebiireert 3u baben. Sn Der tlsi,
reu Srti6aIt 9bilippolis TN Suben
Der 9olonie un0 tn Der glG6e 0ss
Sranjes 5Iufes gsIegsn. bat Dr.. Gtras
dan i'm 9aufs bon IL Sd6ren 70
Sale aubdItenoen 6iebers behanoe!t,
ole In ibren MISUNDERSTANDING
baIo ben 9srba6t a%HinStbigten, 6aB
es ii6 I'm WaltdIteber bdnOeln mibs
te. Ddraufbin ionote er 8lutproben
hon 81 oieisr 6das an sic Itaotlidtn
Gdbdrdtorien in Gapita0t un6 Grds
bdmstopn, uno in Der 2bat nuroe
IN % 5daen cine Rsottion geeeniiber
lem 8eim oes Moltafiebers, 0sm
Wiicrocotcus W1tliigHis, ndbgenieIen.
Die 3batia9e berIangte UNI 70 mtbr
8eo6tuuq, ais bisber nit Qusnabms
Dsniger eingef6Ieppter Sale bas9ors
tommen BON W~laltdfieber In Gl6,
2tfrita iiberbaupt ni6t fir moqli6
9ebdlten por0en lit, troboem aud
I4on friibsr prifungsn mad 0ieier
Wittung borgenommen norben ma.
zen. Da aber aud BON anoersn 4er3,
ten nod gsnauere uuterIu6ungen an,
qeitelt poroen iin0, Die 3u elmer BE.
fdiigung Der @eoba6tungen bon Or.
Strahdn gsfiibrt babeH, if iebt inum
mebr baron 81 3tpeifsIu, 0ab baa
Waltafieber ipirtliA in Gaoafrilo
beimii6 IN, unb Ieinen alien RameH
6aber Hberbaupt ni6t mebr peroient.
lIebrigens 1T Der engliI6e Qr3t oer
aniidt. bdB Ole llebertrdgunQ bea
&rdnt6sitsteimes auf Oen MenI6en
bur6 3iegsnmilh geidiebt, Die in ben
b~efreffenben 9s3irteR Isbr biel ees
nofen miro. Die geborben tper6sn
nunme6t uiht umbiu tonnen, snergis
fhe MaBnabmen qeaen bic neitere
@erbreitung 6es Maltniisbers in5ios
2lfrita at treffen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
Bro 0alabria.

Sine boruebme romif&e Dame, bic
Ot1fin @dbrisla Spdnetti Rasponi.
bat 3um gefien Der Opfer Der calabrs-
iifhen Gr0be6eutatafrop6 bic 6trs
dusgabe zines @ubes. fir pel6es nur
5youeH 9eitrGee Iieferu ourften, uer
anlabt. Inter Sen Mitarbels
t%eriHnen oisfts pro Gala6ria
bsiiteIteR @uthts finoet nan So
niaiunen. @rin3eIfinnen. S6riftRsuss
%rinueH. 0i6teriuueu. 9iinfleriunen
uHo DameH her @eieui6aft. Die S.
niain W}dra6erita fhrieb fir Oas III
bum: aSm So6Bebirle. IN oen iiefen
4bariiuOeH. 5tDji6eu nddtsn 5elItu
madden prdd5ti9e 8lumeu uno !sEeu
ielbit has @routu her 9erqf fiiin0e
nod ireun0li6 eriHejnenl 60 erbe6t
itd ans elmer qrduennoaen &dtdtropbe
he 9til0her1iqteit zines qanaen Bottles,
teleuttet sen 4bgruno 0es Glenos
mo TteiQt, Elm frommer uno QIorreib.r
9nmnus, 3u 9ott emporl" Die Ssrs
3o0in @lsna BON @oTta. 0ie Shpefer
hes Ser3ogs uon Crleons, idnote fofs
oenoe 3eiIen, .Sn ser N%usiibuna Ser
8armber3igteit erbebt Ii6 Oie 5als
iiber ale 10th oss 9ebenst fie oere0elt
ith in ber 9iebe uno i'm @lauben. unb
bie0ilfe, Die mir osuen brjngtn, tpel6s
zen Weq oes Summers uno oes
@6mer3eS manOeln, pirft auf uus
ipie Elm beili9es Gbrpsma un0 erR,uert
unlere See,e." Carmen 5pIpa, ao-
niQin BON &um6nitn. i6rei6t lin trans
5ofil6er Spra60: ,Iit Gr0e 1T cine
6Dle fir ben. Der poH TOR nur eaoifia
ldes uno %perI1nIihes Slid oerlangt.
6ir ben aber. Der iih opFern Dia. miro
Tie bic Gn0elstrtppe. 0ie gum 6immel
fiihrt." 40o gleart, ole bet0nnte Did,
term. f6idte Elm Idn9eres Ipmbolifhes
@eoiht, OnS Die 6rou nit Den aos
fen" betiteIt lit. Dds Bud entb1Ii
feruer 9erIs un0 8roia ron Watiloe
Geyao. bon @ittorid Qganoor, Ron
Reera. BON @larite Sartufori, BON oet
Riitori, BON Der Be33ond uu0 BON
5ablreihen onoeren @GauTpielerinnen.
gtud ser 8udihmud riibrt bon
6rauenbano Der; man fin0et Il. a. Sic
gtahbilbung elmer 9iife bon Scr Bib
bauerin 4oelai0e Wardiui, elmer Wles
boiae bon Der drau 2ancellotti Groel
II. I. 10.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
@rtsaapstsran MiIfs

.9apa @iIte, mir tommeu Sie abs
6olen nab Der .@riinen Sanne", ga
bat osr 9%ris9erOerein ieinen TeIts
abeHol mir tpmmeH ais Population
Rom @sreinl~
hid, &in0er, IdBt mid ausl Bin
ia Idon at alt. @ebDr' qdr ni6t me6r
in oie &neipe! dub INNER uur BIN.
term Diem Tiben!"
,9ltin, Qapa @ilte, 0as eiebt es
nintl Obne Sie feiert Der arieeers
btre;u nidt &ailers @sburtstagl~
n@onas! 3uiTers Geburtstd9
beut'l"
IRA ia, Bapa 8iIte, piBt SIR
0enn 0as ni6t!"
n3ann ia ni6t mebr iebsn uuo DO
rem orosntIib! Sa. penn aber 3di.
iers Seburtstaq lit, odnR mus id
tommen! Meinen RaiIer mug ib
ieiern! Dab ia i'm Sabre SO in gsrs
lin ~gsitdnoen. bin felbit babel gene
fen, ME fe @ittorid ge16ohen boben
uu9 hdb' 0en anoern Sa1 beim Rronz
priu3eu BORN 9alais Intern 9inoen
made geitanoeu. Do 6dt uns Der
bobe 6srr mir unb Dem &nmeraoen,
jebsn n 5baler gef6entt. uuo tpie
mir ofgeIDit marin, ga mubtsn mir
nod rein tommsn ms 9alais unO
0d Bat er uns ben iungeH 9rin3sH
ge3eigt uno bat gsIagt: Sin Itrammer
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oas 1T er aud ~oeipOr0en. Sd. mem
aaifers 8eburtstas bsut' lift, oanH
muB i'd mittommeH in bic g9riine
Same.
lno beim aaiierFeit bes gRrieosrs
reretns BON utsnoorf uno umsegeno"
iab Der ,oIte 0ilte" nun aud oisss
nal ipie0er am 9orfanbstif6 als
@brengdit, Die Der brabe 0lann felt
oieIen Sabren faOn, tpie sr nod gar
niht Der guIte Wilfe" mar, uno mic
felt pislsn Sdbren er5dbIts er aud
heute pie6er, ME er bdmals beim
@ittorioi6ieBen Oa1ei mar uno beim
aroRprin3eHpuIais Wa6e eeitanoeu.
llro ipenn aud ale Die gef6tdts
i6on tdunten, Ie IieBen i'm tmmsr
tpieoer er3dbIen, I'M ibn nint 81 oer~
leBen. Qur ais er 0aoou anfdugen
poate, als seraoe Der qdItor S6miot
ole 5eitreoe 6telt, nopon Der olte
Dilte ni6ts b0rte, ba ItieB i'm
Shmie0emeiIter 6ogsn, Der @oriaro
bom 9erein an uno mics auf ben
9ebner. So mar Der dlte milfe ftiq
uHo fab nun unberndnot gum 9aftor
Shmi6t bin. @erftanoen Fat er tein
Wort BON Der 9e0e, dber begeiitsrt
bat er bod eineeItimmt am GhIuFs
aIs 9aitor Shmibt ref: Surra6
8oiier Wilbelml"
Damn ober narbte fi6 Der dlte
Wilfe an ieinen Rn6b1r our Qinten
uno besann; Sd bin ielbit babel gss
reien ammo 59..."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
auf Sem sOIoatenBaIG

SIN groBeu 5aaIe oes gaIfbofes.
gum aa~rouprin3en BON greuBen@, ba
idbmettert sic MilitdrsaapeIe luIttae
Mldri8e uno 1dn3e, oie Gol0aten bes
@renaoiere &egtments pal3en nit tbren
9tebisn gar flott i'm peiten RreiIe uno
iiHo bergnigt uno gutter Dtnqe, Die
9Edo6en beinabe nod me6r ols Die
Soi0ateu. OeHn in 9eben zines Sols
odtensS6dBes gilt ebenIo &aiIers
8ebartstag ais 90hiler 5siertag i'm
SABRE, an Dsltem aud Ste Ttteuitrenas
tie 6ausfrau bic Qtitqabe bes 6auss
I9llHei5 ni4t ~perpeigert. i.
Rur gauline ffeint an BEN aloes
msinen 3ubel uidt t6eil3unebmsn.
Bautins lit eth bIbi6ss, itattIiheg
atdoden, ein ehtes uno reftes Wdbs
den fir aues. aud fir Sic SoIOatens
Iiebe. Sin Wd0fen fir Die Golbatens
Iie5e 1T ndmIih Elm MaGohen. oas lid
bic beittn 8ifea BON M1unoe abIbarf.
I'm fe nahher ibrem @renobier aus
itsden 81 t5nnsn.
Sn Dem 6auis. no fie 6ient. lit sg
Site, Dab e an &aifers 9e6urtstoa
tets 9dniebrnteH gi6t. S6r 6err be-
bduptet namli9, baB es ieoeg patriot.
iden grtuBsn 4flift fsi, an oes 5errs
i@ers 9eburtstug cine g@onnes9 Sans"
i'm 6auie 81 BADEN, neil es in Der
Observation-Disclosures beiBt: STUFF
IN Deg 5brones Slang Die bohe 00nue=
Gang. uH0 BON oieier @onnes Sans,
Die 9auIine isI6f nit gr6bter Qis6e
tuuiperig ge6roten bate, bate Tie iEr
ihreu @reHaoisr Wilbelm Sippte cine
ihoae aeuIe mitgsbra6t. unb nun
laB lie od nit i6rer Wonnesaeule in
Der 1af4e. a5er fein WilheIm Sippte
mar 81 lebeH. Weniqhens Hiht i'm
Saale mar er 81 isbeu; o6er tie bate
lt6 iebr aetdufat b16en muTen. foenn
re i51 nttt eri orauBen, in eiHem tleis
rsn 3e6eniooIe, nit sinem dH0eren
1tao9an 9eIeben bate. Ga hattie er
iIn o1Hn iofort aus Dem Staube oes
ma1t I'm lie6ten mare nutiiriin
sau.lns blutenosn 6erseng fofort oss
E1ngeH. User lie iponte o6parten. If.
4iibelm, @iibelm 5ippte. ibr Msils
helm. Der i6r ben 60f muhte, TIRE
5FmaI3fuqea aB uno i6r immerfort
'om So!0atsr5aG an 9aiiersgsburtss
0s uoreahpdrmi bate, an pelhem
II nit isr TN SaithCf gum -arorprtns
~ bon preuseu' nsrsaEst tanssr
roats o5 oisiss DiIbslm e pa9sn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

bsrsinte, ron osT 9sssiitsruug, Die i'm
gdH3sn beutldeH canoe btute ale ers
fine, in Qore anb Sii0, in Sf un0
@eit, un0 Die ibrs MARINE aud in
oieie 5titnerIammluHe ihide, in Der
fh 81 i,ftlih frobsm 9sginneu MlGns
Rer aler 8erufe beTeiRi9t bdtten, bic
nur srfdai Ieien BON sem WunI&,,
ben &diier sa ehren. Sn 0ieisH
Bahite begsgneu fi6 ale 9dtriotsn.
limb ME Der 9aHorat5 Damn Damon
ipro6 odB Wldnner Der perihieosn
ten 9drteirittung bier pereint ieien.
ia. I'D pieuei6t 9ar MGuner eeden
a6er iGbeu. Die IA FONT fsiu0li9 gss
limit. dber 6isg BON gleifem @unihe
uRo 0Ieihen @e0dHten btieslt Ieien,
ga blidte 6err @iQjdm BURNER uns
pinlirli6 uo6 BEN 9iaBs ieiues &C.
qeuiibers. ltn0 6eyr W(dr Msnte ia6
ibm bon ms Geiimt. Damn aber
inaute Ssrr Burner unninfirli&
nab osm 9labs bin, no eer Sta0ts
rat6 3t6ier idB. uHo ser nidie ibn
81. ais 90 er Iaeeu ponts: Das giHa
auf Sit!
lInO als Damn ser 2on0rat6 f6IoB:
o6 5reuno. Oh 6eiuo. o6 GeQner ODER
9drteigenoHe. teute fteben mir Shuis
ter an S6ulter, osun es ali. unfsrm
&oi1er 0iIbsIm, uno Damn nit einem
.6urrab Sai5er @il6elm" ImloB, oa
fimmtsn am begeiItertfeu Elm urO
lieBeu ibre @lGitr ~anetuanoer flinden
Die bei6sn ebsmdliesn 6ein0e Burner
uno Meute. Sic Damn i'm 9aufe oes
5eTtsTens bic freunof6oftIt9iten ST.
iprGds fiibrteu uno i6lisblin beim
Sett Die ehemaItgs SrsunoIdaft er=
reuerteH, posu Is aud Ben 5taotratb
3ihter einlu0en.
Wiuidm Burner aber meinte. ais
er in IpGter 4benoTunce iein 6eim
aaFTu6te er babe F6 Ieltsn beim
Safer 6eIteHen 10 gut amHiirt. ME
oiegmdl.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

pirOs, iie eiufa6 pbuc ieoen @runo
iissn 81 lahsn.
90 iaB its osnn in elmer Ode unS
pdrtets pdbreno Der Soal ii9 fuats
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neil tie 10 aufgsregt mar, pieIlei6t
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ibr WiIbelm, @ilbslm Sippte. oa 70
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ipre8en, fisl Der 9orbans bsrunter.
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mar d~ufeeltanOen pom BlaB. um Den
&eouer genou gu iebsn, uno pauots
tein @uge BON ibm, nobel fe Die 2tute
in ole Ssits itemmte.
pa pl0bli8 fiiblts iis ME Don rs6ts
lid Elm 4rm INN TIRE Saiqe legte uHO
cine frGftige SpioatsnbaHo Die ibrigs
faBte. pa f6auerts ite freuoig 5uiams
men; fie fublte, es mar WiI6elm, ibr
0ilbelm 5ippfs. oeFsn 5ouo iis nit
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3ai6e uno bolte bic 8eule bon Der
8onnes@ans berous. ,6tsr, mil
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gen binein.
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mann feline 5eItreoe nit einem trdftis
oen .Surrab, 9oiisr @iIbeIm!~ ges
Ihlohen. llno pdbren0 Paulins be-
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peniger beqsiItert, aber NIT tauenoem
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bei0e elm oagemeiner Subel.
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an, uno ensrgiI6 paI3ts Dilbelm nit
feiuer gauliue our9 ben Saal. Der
aber f6ien IS, ais Oh ale onoeren
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Ts nit Wilbelm Sippte tdu3te, Der
6o6 Dor Dem 5errn 5auptmanH bsute
sefpro9en bate. llno oas mar ibr
Milbelm.
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fpenige U1inutsn barauf in ibrem
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tpieosr Sur6 i5rs Srdums: 5urrab
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