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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-23
DISASTER AT VALPARAISO
GREATER Than AI'FRlSCO

Valparaiso, Aug. 2O.-Proportion-
ately the disaster here is greater than
that which struck San Francisco. Val
paraiso and neighboring towns were
wrecked and partially burned, and in
all the towns of the Aconguava valley
conditions are similar. In the south
ern portion of Chile severe shocke
we're felt at Talcahuano, Conception,
Talca and Zone, but there the disaster
was not appalling.
Sixty per cent Of this city has beer
completely destroyed. The death roll
is very heavy. There were eighty-twc
shocks during Thursday night and
there have been three hundred more
since then. The tremors still con.
tinue. One hundred thousand people
are homeless and destitute.
Most of the buildings of the city art
either burned or damaged by thu
earthquake. The loss will be enor
nous, probably reaching $3.50, 600, 900,
which lie as great as the loss sustained
by San Francisco in consequence 81
the earthquake and fire which devas.
tated that city.
Two thousand persons killed is con.
sidered to be a moderate estimate OF
the casualties.
Quakes Still Occur
Quakes still occur from time to
time, but are steadily diminishing in
force. The authorities here have the
situation we'll in hand and have as
sumed distribution of food. Couriers
have been despatched both north and
south for troops. Provisions and thou
sands of tons of flour, wheat and rice
are held in stores here and afloat. 1t
is not believed food famine will &C.
cur. Martial law has ruled in Valpa.
raiso since the first days of the shocks
and the entire population is camping
in the open.
The government is doing all it can
to bring in relief. The Gripping OF
the railroads into Valparaiso consti-
tutes a serious factor in the situation,
as for an indefinite period relief sup.
plies can only be ordered through 9th.
er means of transportation, the sea-
board affording the best of these.
Most of the damage was due to fire,
which started Immediately after the
first shock The only wire working is
the cable of the South American Tel.
egraph Company.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

El.Que Auseribs pone en eonoci-
mlsnto de sus numercsoa .parroqula-
nos, que de,de esta techa, y On mi Sc
guado comedor, los precios estarAn
On rslaci6n con Ia situ uaci6n actual;
Un blssok, IL etvs. Una ternera en-
panaja, 10 etvs. Un arrox con galli-
No, 10 ctvs. On caldo gAllego, 10 ctys.
IN baoalao q la vizcAina, 10 ctvA. Una
sopa con earns, 5 ctya. Una sopa de
galline, Q etvs. ina mixta, 8 stvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

Instruction en- todos los ramos
Conduc:i6n adecuada en- los sstudios.
Trsio y dire@i6n convenientes al carAc-
TOR de IL raza lattn&-Perfeccion smien.
: On el idloma sspanol, & fin de q. los
i6venes que 90 nos envfsn no vuelvan
luego 4 sus paises haciendo papeles
ridfculos, sin sabsr hablar bien, nj el
sspaGol, nj el ingl6s. s.-Ensefianza r&pi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
TIN..ANERI(AN INSTITUTE
dIriSd0 pol Don lose Domingo SulsOna
81 w. eth St. NEW YORK

do y eticaz de este idioma-Cuidado
de tamilia--Comids & Ia espaholA-
Costumbres, religion y tradicionel
patrias--Metodos de ensefianza ame-
ricanos-Idioma onligstorlo. el ingleo.
Nuestras especialidades! Oonsrcso
ldiomas. Referencias de donds se
quieran y como SO qptsrsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

' asi sues vaments todos los demAs
platos.
Tambien &c hacen sbonos para
iamilias & presios limita los, 6stos CON
quinsenas adelantadas.
Un cubisrto de II J de & 7 en-
sl Restaurans, so etvs.
Los iuev,s y domln yos 10 hace un
sslacto csldo gAllego, y los sAbados
paslales y Aissss con p)llo.
JUANG kRCIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
Doctor R. Ruiz haau

De regrsso de su visje q Europa,
ACADIA dc instalar Oh oHcina profasio-
nal en- 10 calle del Csisto, ndmsro IA.
Horas de consulta: dc II J media & 2
v media de Ia tarde, d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
" The Sun Life Assurance Co. Of Canada "
"E| Sol de Canada"

emoaaa sobre 10 vida ha psgado de
sosene de P6zas vigo
Sd sma Ps ds br1l eonodo hasa did, orece Ia garana
~ Aarno del Canada avo bisn inverido Concede pa
mo. u Eme Pzas caduca Paga oda case dc
cada amos Su sssma de <Po
"a. fio Ia fo mas strsc-
va da s.s o oa pGbco v6an prospo Pfdanss nor
Generates San Juan Hay agentes To-
Gales an odas pobacones.
GAMBIA sTUBBE Agsnss asnsr,ss y 2anqueros
O. r. sToRER. Division Manager.
J. Lace Assistant Manager.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
la Catalina
SAN FRANCISCO So,

Gran rebaia de presios en- bene6cio del pdbhco
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

The mouth is the feature that
gives expression to the face. The
eyes, nose and shape of the head
may be perfect, but if the mouth is
distorted by sullen or i'll natured
moods, the face cannot be consid-
cred beautiful.
There is no feature that yields so
easily to beauty treatment as the
mouth. The cultivation of the mind
and the practice of self denial and
unselfishness will work wonders
with that feature.
Lips that are not ugly in them
selves become so when thrust for.
ward or allowed to hang open. An.
other bad habit is the chewing of
the lips, which causes the skin to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24
BACHEL0RS---AND Men

4 be che!cr Is one WHO hss been
weighed and found wanting or one
who is Sc conscious of his own de-
fects that he dare not be weighed.
The Chicago woman who could
not love a man unless he were
pretty" will find her match in in
telligence in bachelor in Portland
who would not call the second time
on a woman because her hands
were not pretty" Thus trifles
make or mar us.
The chief item in bachelors
economics is baby shoes. The old
er the man, the shorter the court
ship. Before 80 a man marries for
love; after 80, by accident or ma
lice aforethought."
Men admire good women-in
books! In real life the rakish
woman receives the most admira-
ton and captures the most hearts
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

case, referring to Mormon Presi-
dent Joseph F. Smith, amused the
senate:
1--WE are amazed to learn from
this head saint and seer, this
prophet and revelator, this mouth
piece of God, this shepherd Of pa
tient and suffering flock, this con-
victed and amnestied offender
against law and decency, whose
faith and honor had been hypothe-
Gated for himself and his followers
for the observance of the law, con-
fess that he is now living with five
women as his wives, and has been
ever since 1890, in open defiance OF
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

become dry and to crack.
Cold cream should be used freely
on lips that are parched and seam
ed Glycerine and rose water in
equal parts makes a good salve and
should be used several times dur
ing the day.
The lips should be naturally of a
good color if the health of the indi-
vidual is good. If the circulation
be poor, the lips will be purple.
If the digestion be bad, the lips will
be white. Therefore, instead of re-
sorting to carmine pomades to i'm
prove the color of the lips, the con.
stitution should be built up so that
the system should not be lacking
in tone and vigor.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24
CHRISTMAS
SERVICES

Tonight is the children's great
season of the year all over the
land, and in Spokane they will be
made particularly happy, as Santa
Claus is to duplicate himself at
various churches, as well as at pri-
vate homes. The good saint will be
here heavier loaded than ever be-
fore, as Christmas trade this year
has surpassed all former proper
tons, taxing even the liberal prepa-
rations based on former trade eXpe-
rience.
A general sentiment to share
Christmas cheer with those not so
fortunate is in evidence this year
more than ever before, and if any
child in the city is left without a
remembrance of the season it will
be because his wants were not
learned in time.
The time honored Christmas
tree. with Santa Claus in attend
ance, will be celebrated in many of
the churches this evening. The
Plymouth Congregational and First
Universalist have already observed
the festival, and the Vincent M. E.
church will wait until Friday night.
Early communion will be held at
All Saints at 8 o'clock in the morn
ing, with full communion and spe-
cial music at 1920. Full com
munion and choir service will also
be held at Holy Trinity.
The Emmanuel Lutheran will
hold its first service of the day at
10 o'clock in the morning. follow
ed by holy communion The chill
dren's program will begin at 1880
p. m. An excellent musical and
Christmas program has been ar.
ranged for the occasion.
First Methodist churches will be
confined to the Sunday school eXer
cises tonight at the church on &C
count of lack of room. Special
programs will be rendered at the
jefferson st. M. E. church, Central
Baptist, Pilgrim Congregational
Dean av. Church of Christ. Central
Christian church and the First
Presbyterian. The First Baptist
services will be held Tuesday
evening.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

If, by chance, man marries a
good woman. be shows his appre,
citation by neglecting her, and seek
ing the society of the frivolous.
A man marries fool and then
marvels that he has not a wise
wife. Had she had grain of sense
she would not have attracted him.
A bachelor thinks he understands
women better than they understand
themselves, and the women smiN
and keep silent A married man
confides in his wife; a bachelor
babbles to the world.
Girls, the man that keeps you
guessing isn't worth guessing at;
he is a human nonentity and he is
that because he hasn't force enough
to be something definite.
A widower is wiser than q bache-
lor, having had and lost a home and
wife, and is able to appreciate both.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued
this morning to the following: M
A. Miller, of Spokane, and Edith A.
Varni, of San Francisco; George w
Nellis, of San Francisco, and Sara
Frame, of Benton Harbor, Mich. !;
G. F. Johnson, of St. Paul, and
Eunice Steele, of Spokane; William
c. Mcdonald, of Spokane, and Julia
Benton, of Colfax; j. w. Walter
and Henrietta Faubin, both OF
Hartline; T. F. Anderson and Mary
Cameron, both of Spokane.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24
WRECK ON 6. n,

The Great Northern was tied up
from O'Clock yesterday morning
until midnight by the derailing of
Is cars of a west bound freight
train at Edwald, Wash. A wrecker
from Hillyard worked II hours be-
fore clearing the track. No one was
injured. A shoo-fly track was
built around the place where the
old one is torn up for more than
1900 feet.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24
WORD PICTURE
OF A MORMON

The fight to GUST Reed Smoot, of
Utah, began Monday, when Senator
Burrows, chairman of the commit
tee on privileges and elections,
made a speech full of accusations.
Burrows committee has already
reported that Smoot is not entitled
to his seat.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. "a
The following passage in Senator
Burrows speech on Reed Smoot's
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24
AFTER HEINRlcHS AGAIN.

Frank Coleman, the wrestler
who was rung in on Joe Helm
richs at Harrington when the latter
was given such Hopping soon af-
ter he turned professional, is in the
city today and wants to meet Helm
richs tonight for the purpose of
arranging another match. Cole
man says he understands Helm
richs has improved some but not
enough to throw him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

divine and human statutes, and has
had AZ children, II of whom had
been born to him since the mani
festo.
"Mr President, if the press IS to
be credited, this number has been
augmented since the last year to
As, and while we are discussing
the right of the representative of
the hierarchy to a seat in this
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24
BAREFOOT BURGLAR
DEMANDS the COIN

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 24.-O. S
A. Sprague and H. w. Stapleton
millionaires residing here, are in
receipt of letters signed Barefoot
Burglar in which demands are
made for money which is to be de
posted in certain places The let
tiers were turned over to the po
lice.
A burglar operating in bare feet
has entered a number of homes in
Pasadena and vicinity in the past
few weeks.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24
FIRE FATAL TO Three

STEUBENvILLE, O., Dec. "a
Fire today started in a bakery and
Quilted the upstairs sleeping quar-
ters, suffocating Mrs. Ira Hillman,
age %, her daughter age 2, and
Elizabeth Mccoy, age 10.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

body, We can imagine it's sanity
head sitting the home Of his fifth
plural wife, rocking the cradle of
the latest illegitimate offspring,
and with Sanctions air singing the
familiar hymn of his church
Now the Gentle reign is DER,
Darknsss covers earth no more;
Gentle tyrants sink to hell,
Now's the day of Israeli"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24
p JOIN CHURCH

Twenty-three people were taken
into the Vincent Methodist church
yesterday at the communion ser
vices. During the past eight Sun
days rs new members have been
received. More than 500 was add
ed to the fund for superannuated
ministers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Peary's
steamer Roosevelt, which reached
"farthest north" arrived off City
island this morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

If it cost Hearst $4,000 to lose
the mayorality of New York city
and $270,374 to lose the governor
ship of that state, how much would
it cost him to lose the presidency
of the United States?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

(D And then the shopper fun CT
strange Caths, with violent temper
sudden and quick to quarrel, seek
ing the bargain counter even in the
cannon's mouth.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

The count declared, with graceful
tact,
She was the sweetest thing on
earth.
He loved her very much; in fact
About a million dollars worth.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

60 The fifth age shifts into the
lean ana slippered Mrs. PantaloOn,
with spectacles on nose, and cat at
side, Cackling with glee when she
heholds the list CT bargain sales.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

gan, vice president of the United
Gas improvement Co. She is an en-
thusiastic yachtswoman and is
skipper of her fathers yacht, eva
! turas"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

NEW YORK, Dec. 24-It is re-
ported that Miss Jane Morgan is to
wed the hero of the American cup
races, Sir Thos. Upton. Miss Nor.
gan is the daughter of Randall Nor
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24
CHRISTMAS DINNER q,

For a fine Christmas dinner go
to the Cakes Cafe, SIP to SIG
Sprague av.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

CD Last scene of all, that ends
this strange, eventful history, the
dear departed, sans teeth, sans
eyes, sans taste, sans everything,
but unquenchable quest-bargains.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-12-24

CD And then the schoolgirl with
her shining morning face, bargain
ing for dolly, on her way to school
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-15

8hieu bic Damn ogr maueu oosr
9elbliden Sdeiu baben. Der nid5t me6r
beransjubringen III. fdrbt man na6
Dem @ai6en am befen nit etpas aais
sel1item @ol0oder GremeFar6en o0sr
audi nit aufgel0iter QuilinFurbe IN,
b%eIie6iger Rudure.
9eae 8oItleioer biirist man NIT
BaNeE 5u Dem Elm @Bloifel Salmtat
auf cine Wdi6fhuHet ool 6luFigieit
seaeben lit.
BeiBe 0Dar6dg. bic itaubia geuUrz
zen fuo, reibt man nit beiBem UlaHf
al. &piIetleiOer nit eiuem eeu3in6es
feadteten, sum Bal geformteu pei6eu
6ldneltud1 man ftreihi odmit tets
nah Der 5Goemidtunq.
S6par3e nn0 Onntelfdrbiat Sei-
o%tubtulen neroen nit R~raniemins~
pai1er Oas mon aus elmer fdndhm
Autto6uua ron 8rouieminse bertelt.
init einem l5iuensH 9uh Dem 5tri6
nab gerieben unh oaun nit nIr Darz
mem @ilen inter peibeu 1id,rn ger
biigelf.
Snpdr3e 6utbdnOer rei6t man
ebenFdas 0em Stri6 mad nit Gpis
rttus ab unO pidelt lie aui cine Glas
iae gut duF.
S6muBi9e reiBe GpiBcu nideIt
man ebenfoas nm cine TlaIde, sic
man in lauem SeiFeupaHer 70 lauae
lte9en ldBt mo bins uu0 berroni. Bis
0e Spite iIur erihtiut: Damn Tpilt
man ie IN udrem Waher.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-15
Rrattiide @obltbGtieffit bel Ocu
&Mren.

Nie @rinucrunQ an 6en @rrguejl.
lrmgetnmpt Oe5 fleincu tapiereu gh
remedies lit nod iriidt i'm @coidit,
HiB, menn audi anOcrc truqiidc @clt,
ereiguiiie mebr in Oen @cr0erdrmo
oes NJterCFeS getrcteu iiI0. Ter
&ricg Ia Jran6uadl III laugit beer
oct obcr Die Seiocu oicieS unaliidli
dlen Bottles iin0 o5 %tcinr9lpeqs. @pht
baden lid icincrjcit Belieahr Samoa
geiun0en. ole orr eritcu furdibarea
gfotb @inbalt 81 tbrm ueriudtcn,
aber mic lit es mGglidl @uOcrttau
icn0cn 9rot an ihaifcn meul one
Seloer uermiiitei. Die @ebdl0t ncr
bronut 0ie Ser0cn iortactrjeben
iiHo2 Cine eitgiiide 0oue @iiB Npb.
bouic. Die geleaentlid elmer &eiie i'd
perionlidl uou bent @leno oieicr
9lermiteu ilber5eugte. fam 5t Dem
@ntihluB, 0aB bier nidlt ourdl mo.
mentane @el0mitiel iol0ern 6iird
0mlernoe @rbeit mi0 3eroienit Gehol,
len weroeu miiBte oen man Dor allerl
ben 6ruueu eroiinete. Wit Dem IL.
rer Nation eiaenen proftitben @lit
lab iir, 0aB nur elm gruerb53peig
@emiun petiprodl 3i Dem 00S Sauo
ielbit 0aS 8obmnteriai lieferie. @oS
tonnte c5 beiie~.S ae6eu. ais Sic
@crurbeitmq Scr @olle iit Oodi Oei
9o0en NIB Dos Niimu non 5"ii0airitu
pie fem onoercs 3lIr &ieb3itdlt aecia,
net. 9lib @obbouie rciitc nod Gita-
LAMB guriid, erlerntc iel6it oie 0liuit
0pS SpinuenS mo Mcbcns tno en-.
Gfinrtc nit llutcritiiBung BON rrI
@rhrerimen am Q. Wtdr5 1903 ibr
critics 4telier init ied3ebn Spinnrd.
bern NIB elmer gIeidlRu @n3obl non
g2c6ihlGIpn. 3oahait eritienet }r'
crit icdls Stilcrinnen. oerCn 3aH!
iid binlen Gtirjcm Dcroreiiadjte altt
beieslt BON etrem brennen0sn @ifer.
0ieie Stunt ai lerHen. Sdtnea lcnuG
muBteu itc oos Spinnra0 81 orebea
unO 0us @cbidiiiden ilieaen 5u lui'
len. unG nod fur3er Belt famcn oie
Qernbeaicriaen ans 1lIen Ibeilen 0es
QanOes mo baieH Inn llntcrgid]t
9ium iteuten iib neite 5hmieriqfciten
Elm. Tie Standardization reidten nidlt
ans iiir ale Die iIeiBigen Sdn0e De-
rem eiusiaer Gbrqci4 in Der @rloa.
aiuq non ar6eit beitono. Tod APiB
0obbonie bersuqte uidt. Bon 1nlem
lien iic i6reu SiIfcrui eridiauen mo
aus alien eitropdii6en gdn0erH Der.
i1d't mon ie 81 mteritibeH Ter
Tbaifraft elmer IN @eni Ieben6er
Came bot ie Is 81 oNnfeu 6nb sir
3cft $50 ne1te Epimru6er iorafdltia
perp1dt Ron gGiel nad Sdure &C.
;dlidt iiu0 uuo hort i6rer &eitcrbe.
i%6r0eruuq na6 Bort Ratol barren
@ir suciieln nidlt 0aB lid mefr
eble Meritenfrctm0e fiaoeu nm Den
uualiidlihen 9'llrenirdilen 81 cinen
beideibcuen 9ebensunterbaIt 81 Der
felien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-15
aacrlsi 1uilettrnwiuic.

So III msrfipiirOia; tpenu man Die
perf6ieoenen 1oilettenitude our6mus
ftert, bic man i'm borigeH Sabre nod
fir fe9r bibI6 uHo fir gang ge=
brauhgfdbiq 6ielt. oonn modt man
lett bic 5stri6eHbe S~rfnbrung, Dab
iie 0as i'm @run0s bod uidt ms6r 10
gdn3 Iiu0.
"a 1T Ser i6Dar5s alpoftas ooer
leifte SudrDd Der Th i'm ooriqen
3o6re 70 NIT ~ alien 9luien truQ.
Der GiraBenitaub oss beiBsn SolRs
n,ers i6eini ION ben Rsit gsqebeu 3u
haten. MEM man dbsr I 9f0. Quil=
i%obartuoe am @bsub oorber in Elm
padr Quart @afer einpeiht. fe ON
dnbereu Tage NIT bsmislben Wafier
fodt, Die griihe ~0uroIeibt un0 nit
elmer rtinen guriie ben iorqfdllia oss
~llopEten Rod itri6neiie o66iirIet.
man 3ie6t ion 6a3u ouF Ods gioels
bTeti, ~ 70 oaB sr feuht, absr ni6t
su nab III. un6 ibn oaHn nit a5erz
psiegteH 3i6erH gut a~usbdqelt, 70
Dirb er iia in fIsd~snloIsr S8pdr5s
prdIsHtirtn.
unrettbar s~runblOs g~spor6sns psiss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-15
Nir @nrlrirrin

= Elm 9erufs3peig, sen uuiere Id6uta
3ett beiHabe adu3 dueqeIhdttet
bat. 8aram2 @slriB nift. neil iih
ielns @orIeisrimeu finoen. 9jalesh;.
lnett OdS 1~erubIume 3ubDren aus Ser
Biobe mmmi. oielleiht o6er uud. neil
Gle luenilrn psrldHgien @orlelerinutn
ihr 606 ujht rlrFe6sn. Sic ne1nen
0ds @orleieH e6eu nit, neil tie elmer
dn0eren StuH0euerptrb i'm auggubltc
uid7l gefuubeu baben uno neil iie
idbfpsrit6Holih FliebeH0 uorleisu t0us
uen n0mli6 eintu 8omau. Sas
rjiber btnous tauden fiir uiele 9emeu
idpu STANDARDIZATION duf. Die aus
pdrtige Yoiitit NIT Sen Tremoen Rds
men, UiiieHl6afilide Nbbau0tungeH
INIT 6dddusoriiden unb lateiniidsn
0itateH, Sportartitel nit balls eugs
baib fr%un3oNihtu augaben
Die 8ursberihte nit ibren Wprttiirs
3uH9eH - 0as ltHo BEN meiiteR Damen
tbeils ntr30oeruOe, tbtils uRiiberipinos
li6e 6iuosrniTs aib frsmoe Sprai
hen. 3. q. ole Sdriftipra6s peroeH
bdufi9 MIR manqetbait beberridlt, no
oUrh pielfoh Gebum0sn6eit in Der
9eitiire berOorqerufen mirp. M8sr HG
out iiir 0en Beirut Ger 9orleieriR p0rs
nil. iolte audi ieiH Srgau
0urb llebungen i'm lduten 6iiriihleieH
dns6iloen nb feline 0uslprade dui sd
2cien etiuaiqeS @trlhliden 0er
@n0lilbtn unn duf 0idletttlde AEs
ilduge bin priiitu. Man brutht tgin
@ertrdQsiiinitler 81 iein uuo lam Elm
lisiues @toi6i ood re6t gut porigieu
mo 10 zen @enuB oes 3ubDreucn En-
bDbtu Der oaiiir ia be3a6lt. @lio GudJ
81 oi5ier idsiubar 10 m%ii6eloieH 4rbeit
Qtb0rt 10 et.pas fuje@ ori6ulunq ptnn
bic olgemeinu 9euutniHe nift an iim
dusrd6en. Dor aatm absr ioroert
Der 8eruf @eIuuobeit. Das uuuuterz
bro6em Gpretsn Itreuet mebr an. ala
man 3uerit onuimmt uno cs III fir ets
aeu feinfii6lsnoea Menideu gerd0e3u
etne pein elmer armen gequdlten
3%l3ub6reH unO ii6 auf Soften
ongeQriffeueu aebliopIes unters
bdIten gu ldfen oosr ourd forfndbrsns
oss Rduiperu ntrp6s gemudt 81 pers
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-15

oes &efrbsEs bate 0ie 3entrulftele
@eleseHbeit. in 1852 6daen einuihreiz
ten unO Is @dHOler fetnebmen Su ai
len. Sieie 3entraliteIe itelt i'm Nus
tdul9 NIT allen auslinotIGen 8eh0r4
Den, audi nit ameritaniIhea un0 in
engiier 5iiblung nit oen bripaien
SduBnereinen. ole pie0er uniersinanz
Der pehielieiiiae 9esiebungeu iur @rz
llitienlna ibrer 4rbeit uuterbalsen.
SrsbsioHOere 5u Htnntu Iiu0, ne5en
0Gm 6reun0innenpereiH Der 9ereiu
SugenoituB unO Ser Jlarianiibs
gldOhsniAuBoe5ein ole aud 8ahn
AofsmifIion betrsibsu. IS bat Iih ais.
5pedmGBig eruisien. in OenSiin6ahu
Cpupets uno duf Den 8dhnb0fen 8Ia
fate nit Maruuueen por irem0en Der
loneu uno Ole IOreTea muer,diItoer
uHterfunftsbduIer au3u6riuatu. Su
einigen St60ien beitebt liberties Gin
9ermanen3oieuit freiipiuiger 9tIhuB:
rinHen. ole 3u alien piAtiQeu ,3iilgH
an Der 8a6u autpsfeu0 fms. Qatom
menOe ibsroafeu uu0 iin1e Mdo6sn
a%HiprsdleH, Die ibnen frem0 uuo raibs
lbs eridetuen. Sine auffoleu0e 4rm
bin0e tenn5eihnei 0ic WliIijoudrinneu.
oerm Shdtigfeit uiel Qftihttrtue unD
@~ufopferuna erf0rNeri. Bonn IS 1T qes
rdoe bel Der llnlheiutdrieit 0es 9(mtes
teine gsriussgufgdbe. tdqtlalia. qlejd
pid lei tDelhsr @itteruuq. ole iueiten
0eae 81 MAIDEN uu0 iid itunotnlaua
duf 0en Su.Witeiqeu aufsubaltsn,
Ntr oiirfen uns uidlt utr6e6Een. ocS
an Die dUsrieuutnspertbe 4rbeit. sic
bier geidilOert mur0e, nlr Elm cana
tieirts @ebi,i umfObt uuf Dem @ege
Der groBeu iosialeu @eformen, Oje no
tbig Iiu0. nm Ole Crbeiteu0e peibli6,
Sussns por untereaug 3u bsiua1ren.
Srob ibrer relatipeu @dufiateit IiuO
Ole Yale oireitsn Md06enhaHoels
Oodr perfhniu0eno gerina 9egsHiiber
oen manuigfd6eu auoersn @efabreu
ole Nas Grper6sleben pirdt. Tds
8obHungseleuo nit al lS;ren trOuri
gen 6olgen, oas 9obneleH0 Ger Wuu
gel an er5isbIihtm @inflaB an Sort
biIOung. gutter l%lnterbaItuus uno get
itiaer 4nregung fir Ole 6reiituuoen
miiNeu betdmgft unO ptrminoert ppr
ben. 6ier bistst ii6 oen 6raueH Ole
iiber etpOs freie Set una 1uabbdngis
teit psrfiiasn. sic W0alinieit, men0
LID pieI fir lire ungiiIiger gefsattu
S6neItern 3u tbun.