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The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

TO ORGANIZE CLUB-All those
interested in the organ izAtion Of the
Young Mans club are requested to
60 to the basement Of the NJ. e
church tonight and assist. 1t 10
desired to have . charter mem bership
CT at least twenty Ave and more IL
possible. There has been mich in
terest displayed in the work so far nm
dertaken. Officers will be elected
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
Change Of Firm.

Having sold my hardware stock to
the Ashton Hanger Hardware COM
papy. who will conduct the business
at the same place. gladly avail
myself of this opportunity to express
my appreciation of your liberal pat
ronage and am not unmindful of the
ade with which have been favor
ed these many years and l have alwavH
found my customers as willing to be
fair as have endeavored to be. All
those owing bills will please call and
settle at an early date. fhe accounts
will he found either at the hardware
store or Room over the store. Trust
ing l will see you soon. l am yours
respectfully.
48.48 JULIUS MoCANDLESS.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
A Card.

We wish to join with the brothers
and sisters In expressions of thanks
Tor the many acts of Kindness shown
US during the sickness. death and
preparations for final intermept Of oul
couisn. Ravena Goddard.
Though far from home friends. II
is consoling to realize that the hand
Of help and the heart of SYMPATHY ii
always near.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Cutting.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

ceedsd to IL substantial and well
understood condition .,-that is be-
vond any question ~ to its success
Tho time WAS when the investors
were not 70 csrtain of success. but
the laws enacted In Western states
that have irrigation as 9 part OF
their development are 80 we'll adapt
ed to present condition that the In
vestor need fear no Depreciation In
the value Of his security.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
Colorado Inventors.

The following patents were Issued
this week 10 Colorado inventors. re-
ported BY D. Swift s. 90 WAshing-
ton, d. o.:
John Ferguson. Denver. press for
concrete building blocks. sold for %.
coo Frank Jacques ore sorting
belt Victor. Jas. Pittman Goldhtli.
srap, sold for $4,000. Paul Widmau.
Denver. acstylens gas apparatus. sold
for $4,000 Dewitt Mosher. Manitou
barrel filter.
Copies OF any Of the above patents
will be furnished to our readers d
cost price. FIVE cents each. by D.Swif
s. Co.. Washington. D. O.. oul
special patent correspondents.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FREMONT.

Charles L. Price. Denver: ]. D.
Hawkins, Colorado Springs; Frank
lin Guihemier, Denver; D. Naehear
Denvr; r. ". Reide. Los Angeles
Henry L. Wilson Colorado Springs
8. N. Swab. Denver; e. Kedelings
Chicago; Anna q. Callahan. city
r. e. Buckingham, Denver; W
II. Ryan and wife Boston; H. Il
Wood. Los Angeles.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
Chamberlain's Cough Remeny
Mothers Favorite

The soothing and healing properties OF
this remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have made
it favorite with people everywhere. IL
is especially priced by mothers OF small
children, for colds, Group and whooping
cough, as it always affords quick relief
and az it contains no opium or other
harmful drug, it may be given as conf
IDENTIFY to baby as to an adult FOR
sale by all dealers. mwi
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

Splendid quartetts music. beautiful
bell ringing. pleasing character
sketches by Henry Dunbar and other
musical features. made delightful
evening. - Duluth Mimi News
Tribune. At the Presby terian church
Cat Feb. "a. 46.48
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
Reception to Seniors. .

Misses Edna johnson and Beatrice
McCandless last night entertained the
senior or 'O6 graduating class at the
home Of Miss johnson. LOG East Sixth
street. It wAs . George Washington
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

The last entertainment Of the Y.
NJ @. A. course. The Dunbars. was
worth the price of the Whole course.
The only thing not pleasing about
Harry Dunbar's readings was their
scarcity. .-Williamsport (Pa.) Sun.
At the Presby terian church Saturday
Feb. "a. 46.4S
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

Quartette IL exceptionally good and
their bell ringing Is wonderful. Hsr'
~ Dupbar's readings were excellent
and will long be remember Jack
son (Mich Patriot. At the Pres
byterian church Saturday evening,
Feb. "a. 40 4o
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

THEN AND NOVA man may
think when . girl agrees to marry
him that her Judgment Of men il
good, but be decides later when she
takes sides with their daughter In the
daughters love affairs. that it l.
mighty DOOR.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

From February 10 to April Z in
elusive. the D. g. r. g. will sell one.
way oolonist tickets as follows: To
Butte, Anaconda and Helena. Mont. ,
$40. 90; to Spokane. WASH, $22. 90
to Portland. Tacoma and Seattle. $25
to California points s25 90. 46.be
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

and after tonight the club will be :
reality. II IL proposed 70 oonduot the
organisation ON the plan Of the =.
N. g, A,
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

WILL ASSIST-Those who will
assist Mr. Russell in the entertain
ment March are Miss Mabel Sheafsr
who gives the classic poses and ribbon
drill with colored lights, Mr.. O. W.
Blaney who sings "TentinR on the
Old Camp Ground" illustrated.
Miss Cora Blunt promises q vocal sole
aud Miss Mary Jack q piano selec
tion. ADD to this the lecture or
Paris the w-rld'a most beautiful
city, illustrated with s5 fine view
and You have q program that would b'
difficult to equal.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

Their voices blend admirably. are
naturally very musical and they sing
in good taste. Their bell ringing
approaches the marvellous. for they
obtain wonderful effects and give .
really musical performance Peoria
(nl. Herald Transcript. At the
Presbyterian church Sat. evening.
Feb. "a 45-4s
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
Boys Long Pant Suits

No. 3030, blue mix, sizes 10 to Ia,
regular $4.75, cut to. .$3. rs
No. 6033, gray, ii to 10. reg. So. A 25
No. 6037, faroy blue, IA to 20, So. 800
No. 5203, fancy gray mix, 10 to 10,
regular $5 so. .... AIS
No. 1861, check, Ia to 20. reg 81 80 g. 10
No 1851. gray check, double breast
coat. $3.50, cut to. to.............. $40
No. BIT, fancy stripe. l5 TO 20,
regular $3.50, out to. .......... 6.25
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
oVERCOATs

No. 1914, Dark check worsted, 81,
cut $50
No. 1858. Brown mix, all wool,
75O cut to ................... 20
No. 1855, Fancy mix, heavy, $3.50,
cut to-. 80
sl2. out to................... to. 925
No. 4468, Brown worsted, hard fin
ish, $l3, cut to................lO to. O75
No. 5O36, ligh. gray all wool. very
desirable, SIS, out to. .ll.75
No. 4462, dark gray mixture, $3.50.
OUT TO-. '..' IL w
No. 1924, hard twisted worsted, reg
ular $3.50, cut 10. .............l .l3W
Black Suits, full dress. ........ ~ b0
Black Suits, Tuxedo. .............2oOO 90
MEMS EXTRA PANTS
No. $50. light color Corduroy 49,. 300
No.4832, dark color Corduroy -. ESQ
No. 3407, gray mix heavy. Sl.76 at 80
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
EXTRA KNEE PANTS

No A50, Corduroy, reg. Soc. ..... 80
No, 1922. Corduroy, all sizes. 49,. .65
One broken lot, all sizes. cut price 40
One broken lot, all sizes, out price Go
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
Colonist Rates.

JULIUS MoOANDLEs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16
Ginlnaheieit

SH ser isBi5en ginmate3sit mo9tt
i'd zen Iie6c1 QeIar.nnen etpds nit.
t5eilsu, Do3 iil ijasr sur RaAl6mua5
c3y1n!1Fsa o.rO. So 5l5e I1oa 81
reeIe 513ya 8 %. Gen Get6s
ei18sso1t C1s ie5r slt iGnsdt ua0
t 70 l11a: fItt. ais isos5 anSs-s.
8!s 3re. fs1 Ccs9eH seDafreH c0er
tsodeB 0b- H. en-, a~u5geteint ma in
Gs1 G,aTd@s11 T 1et5an. WaTsr 41s
raul Dan g. a,a:l .b.. So feb 0..
f2l5e1 @t-I1s7 eod2n u79 Ihit,e!e
Sic UldTe e. ,.1.1 l1teH 8sutel; man
tam 0eM Dar6.ouiea our4 etpa9
8yga.1 mad ifc1. Damn Raam :a
9ea sat. DoI i3n mo nabm aai IL
rs Bija0 5is I &iua0 3adsr. 0sa
.h li5nttt. i&ittcie Sam ben SAT-
lit u30 .ode i'm. Cts cine 8roGe llf
Sem EsGIhta SLAB Die Ul16t
IN @.g2l NIT 31des oermiiat. 5;5t
aoa eom?o.t.
Girea SPeifetarbis (ootr
9is.oGsui itdits ia lbnitt i'm luf
.ia9 s~airtits ;6u. init I.lberHsm 2ofi.l,
0on oen Gs-ueu. uabm Damn eiaeH
3artoftldusftter uno tan alss 81
.t.sisea ranosn SIlsl43ea aus. Dieie
todite i6 Elm ueHia in lsi6tsm Ghis.
Der i6 Damn fort hjttste. @uf 3 Ri0.
Qi-t,t.1 r1tr 10 3 8f0. 3u6er ua0
Quart 6eF,z We;ae1ja. to5ts 0isI,s
nit 4rls 51I'sm Stnnt uH0 sstroas
as.sr 3j.go7eai 11lt uno s%ini1eu Rel
0eaaa i& a9er oas R0pfaen l5s
aasn. 9a Sic Gg1sla ioHf iapar3
ati1re.n. sjs6e 0ie' glgDdrm O1rdu.
.Asr on0.rtu sos ID Sen GHig risSsr
ii ma ic1:e ;5a nonmals an ms
seB ;au plya osyaIi. 0eR 0r;tts7 Glg
ao6u1.s FEB oaaa o;s 9u3eln d5'rs
n1s tgIe mi. 1uflo1e1 (oiir'sn. nItt
neSr su b5rt eiu). sic is5s1 ans
mic isiat5 Steiao6f. Wejns @1ie
sFsn r., 0liir uno pur0rtsu f9.
,s.ae St,;He 81 fiaSsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

= Sn qaris gi6t es 1a6 6raus7z
6erafe, Sic nit GeAt gu Oen ioao.rs
5acs7 su sG3,en iia0. Go fam iit,
Sic Sei1eita0t elmer mdgn3it.a erin
eIhmen. Die Dame T1mmt aus Jss
6iloeten areJeu uno nur5e 0ura
Ghid7dl8iG.lse %stn6.2;8t, i@ iel5It
ga0 i5re @inoar gu %era&9re1. sic fan
All Sic Soee. M5uTe 81 5ii4tsR uao
fe an SIC 2~d5oratori2a 1ao'dnFa.t.1
Sic Tt1 nit 53itraretri eRtea be-
idTta. gu Ljefsgn. 5ar 3et a's 5eht
Brilliant. Gur6 Us5anl md Grfa3-
taaa bat IL es 01}u s,5y1Tt ttiods
Ger8 aroBt ua0 stIuaee Itd1Ic }u
3lh.en, Sic iar Stiid ie Slid NIT
Is @entints. in oel 5o1 aiioa, nan
Ii6 I'm Wiuttrslafaug io5lr ma 20
GeNtimss >ls Sti6 6s5 BIT Dero1l.
SIR 9orrdts an Oi.ieR 3a 1st9iegeH lit
Elm 5.trd&tti1ar. Sie bstrei5t SAG g.
7Hift iolar dls @rpcrt,urtn. uu0 cine
aroBe 0n3abl Oon gebtfin uno Gas
a:lfiunen uuteritabsn Dc Dame, sic
iih 6ersits Elm nettes 9srmoseu sr=
por6en sat. ~ 9jels Syduen oer0is=
rsn ihr @rot ais 5aisr3ut.ey IND 51-
~haberinnen on3bzrptaFonuten. Goh
Io~n0sreurer mut5et e ms an. III
b1rtn, 0aB ingaria aud sine aneiie1s
siihteriu lebt. mo 0o6 lit aud ibrunz
terne6men EN- iehr sep,Hu6ri n8eHoes.
IN dnsn palorei1ea 3eplrten1at5
SAT lie TIRE 9ie'trautsn. 81 tart gss
hsi3feu RiumeU otTd sIu:3t Th Bic
@~erme6ruUl Nsr S6,s-tsa, osrsa Ser
ne an 9o5e.aiuoler uao Better ron
Faianerien o~srt1uft. DaB cine arcBe
Insabl BON 3lmen 9eIBsriHHea oo8
55ierpsaHonatea Tao IN Semen re Sic
S6ierlisbiH1s D,rn61s19sr, auf @ei=
zen 6eTjHoIi0sr Stle pfts5en. lit pisls
lei1t 6etarrt e5euio spis Die cr3ieE itde
Shatilisit. Bic 5rauen In Sen ioq,=
nanaten Disqualification 1usu5eu. 81
oieien S6uleE p;r0 uiht uur ser
@fiealiu1 in Sprshen unterri4ttt.
fonSera nor alien 9iussn 0ur5 nit
h6hFer Sor1ialt IND 4s.1G3fe;t 5ors
8saommsne llebsrpa4lns osr Dit
atiliHatHirt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16
alrne 5~hHttrIreimr.

% az fl Itebt, Ousnsdtft6.
Gr iagt gu Ieinem Deib6en: 2iebsr
SraGen,
90 oft ids bore, muB i9 6'rii6er
laden.
Cine BabeI.
0as glau5' i'd germ, Oob ss Sic Sad E.
len nouen,
0ab BORT ole i6onen WGoaeu mad.
len ioueH.
@eiung5bitettantsu.
8eun Ie loon eiu5eln gar 10 tldg=
lih iinsen,
Damn mub IS i'm 0uett un1dglid)
iIingen.
Werbung.
0ein 9aport, bite. bite, aisb Is
Cote,
Id bin perDuHoet oou Dem 2ie6es.
gotts.
Simmer mdBig.
0}cr ioa oos G6Icmmea bei Gsla.
Gen mei0tu,
Sent bolt man Iit osocn Elm Ra5su.
les0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

aus, OaB f6 B0rtsr lei9tsr merten
ais i3abIen - mas niht fur ale SUI
trifft: Iie ii6sriegt 3ablsn in Bortz
uH0 9eoantenDer6iH0ungsn un0 mGhi
5uneilen umfDege, Die mubiamer iin1
als oa5 8ebaltsn Der erften 8oritels
lung. Nldn muB 0ss 9~iHosgIieoss
rsdJt ii9er iein, 01mit es einem ni4i
sr9s9t ME Dem uHglidIiden ReiieHoen.
Der O1s goupee Drummer 1892 iuAt,
un0 Dem elm Witreiisuoer Oorhr ges
ratben bat: ,Denten SR einfd6 an
Sic gnt0edung 4merita's" nun lduft
Ct Der5neifsIt am 3ug sntlan9 uuo
ruff: ,Qlmerif1! Siam 1T 4meritd
eHtoedt nor0en2"
Se0er BON uns Ibt elm Stid DlHes
mote9nit auf eigens 6aHO uHo iuht
Tb observation-disclosures our 6ilfe:
er merit f4 J. 8. Die 6ausnummer 81
Odran, 6aB Is Gin ungliid ~ 13 -
nGre, ueHn Ct tie 0ertebrt i4riebe, er
mHB nur Mot eineu g1n3en gdoeort
a6fu6en. na6 eirem Grdmer 8aab.
Der fdlieBlia 8rat6 beiBt, uno iid
Damn odmit berubigsn. oaB es bod.
Elm 8ogeI mar.
Rein, mir tonnea aihts 6d3u tbun.
I'm an etDas 81 oenfsn, moran mir i'm
Qugen6lid nidt 6sufen qbsr mir
t0nnen D~orbeuqen6e Gefpo6nbeiien en-
3une6men iuhen. 5m Drama Der Va
qesqeI6dfte miro lei6t Dies un0 isrss
DergsFeu psrosu; Der Deiie ii6srleqt
E6 morgeus nab 0tm Grna6sn Die
ni6fioiten 5oro:ruHgen 0s5 tomnens
BEN 5dqes, 01nn lit Ole gsfabr 0as
8erqeTens cermin0ert.
Das Grinnern 1T uuo bleibt fir
uisle cine f60sre Gunit IL un0 ooh. 1T
eine un6ere nod piel iduDerer gu Ter
men: oas 9ercsfsn, neuH man oergeI
zen mill. limo fir iie aisbt ,s iein
gegrbu4 uno ieintn UlsiIer.
Jrene 8rGuu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

@SA as Idr8su pom Slid. Oas ID
~ eud Jag
~ Sauert gera6 einen SCREENS
f6lda.
Dirt Drum mein Wl0r6en niht tho
ritt idelten.
60 tiei ibr's faBt, 70 tief piro's eud,
gelten!
ilHo Dies lit mein Mdr9en:
9as ehte Slid
gIsibt uur gsrao' einsn Qugsnblid.
GinmaI bats elmer an Qermel geHom.
men
lIno BELTS eefangea in isinem 9aus.
Su Bat e. grausgraus 9adre beiom1
men;
llno ME oos Slid graue 5aars be.
tommen,
9u fab ss genau ME Oas ungIud
aus ...
Wlsin mdr9sn, e. bausrt 70 lang ME
has Slid:
gtnen Ser5snsi9lng; siHsn Qugsns
Bid.
Sugo SdIus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

borndn0e uHo oaB i9 ali unO reid
nlr0e. We Iie nun en0lim gt9cn
nil, fommt iie 5urid uu0 fragt nib
nod UNI Elm pdar 9idels. bod ih iraue
i6r nift, oeHn ipenn i'd Den Huden
Orebs. piiroe lts lid pObl 10 peridieoes
ass einTafsn. uno neil lie Die yi6sls
nift iriegt, propkjeit iie mir nod
rent Disl Srubel. bod ia 5leibe feit.
Ra6 einem 0eil9su iommen tgna
QesOies nit groBe padettbiher, BE-
Ishsn ii9 meme 4uslase. poaeH Don
Qaen maj i9meden. frassn mad BEN
greis bon oisiem un0 ieuen. un0 nie
i'd MI Oeuts. jeBt iDer0en lie bod dHs
far9eu 3u tlufsu, 70 finosn Tie. OaB 10
Elm StordeH oo9 re9t 0dnoig mare,
lUenn tie mai unerfparte gompaHie
trie1ten. uno Tie mid Damn f6.rlia
|pdttrousiIeH rer0en uu0 0lmit bsr=
fGpinocn fie! ga, "a bort a6ey oof
8eri6ieosaes duF, 10 al5o iet2u Die
6reiluni6leeoies aus. Ra i'd G1tts
nidt LANCE 3sit gum drgsrH. osnn isbt
alma eat0 Sic Q~beu06rc03eit los, uR0
Sic Qeut fdlten mid in 9ai6dftigun9,
bis e 3eit gum 3uma6en 1T. Sd
nil arab 0as 9ift ausmd9eH. oa
tlopft nod Semun0 uuO ME ih auf
MADE. 0riidt mir Elm tIeines 5roudeu
Elm Stidben qim6argsr in Die 6on0.
Dus Iie 6eut Q5eBo Qetauft. un0 m6ht
bod lie5er etuen lauren 6GTiHg Oafir
6aten, Oeuu ibr Border 1T 10 feDr pit
tidel. un0 Der mo6te am GH0e tidsn.
renn Der Qtmburger q 8jbel rtsbt.
ga, um fie los gu ner0en, geb i'd i6r
.0en Gtefif3 uno oeri9liebe bic 36ir
.hintcr ibr. nit osm 9orIab. fir teiu
Gel3 pie0sr auf3umoheH. oenn 0d
t0nnteu an gu0e nod mebr ibr Meino
fhenf6.n, un6 0as 3eug 3uriid6rins
1en. Run brings i'd nob oGs @slo in
Sih:rbeit, Oenu 0is 9a6ers limo gar
freh, Hebm mir Der 3ante i5ren alien
Glter in Qrm, Der Den qQH3en 5dg
redt lonIdm mar uno reht tlGglih
nab ser GaEtc miaute. unO Isbe mid
oufs Sophn, nm duf 0ie Sonte at
fDdrtsn, Oo9 Der 8ater IGnurrts uno
ouorrte 70 leiis, es Oauert nib LANCE
un0 i'd I6lafs bolnbenfeIt. mir trdumt
20 I6ou oaB ih Sea rei6en Seller gs
babe. sen mir Die 3i3duneru
0triprohsn. mir itno isst duf 0er6ob
2eitsrsiie, grade in elmer Spiritiitens
uno Die tIopien un0 III
fen nab 0sn @eiitern. Sn0efen III
5onte Cine gliidti6 bier anselangt
unO giebt lid ale sr0entli5e yJ.le,
mid duI3upedsn. Gn0li9 trie1t lies
nit Ser gn9it, ooB ie mid am Gno
terau6t uHo umgsbrodt. un0 Tie Iduft
NIT elm paar 0adbarn, Die oas
qlopfeu Dieoer d~ufgeDedt, bad Der
QoliBfeI6en un0 ttdgt Dem Gdpten
Rotb; Ser gis5t ibr Elm puar qoz
licsmdnner nit, uno ME iie DOT unIere
9cOentbiir tommsn, od itebt ibon Elm
gauges 9raut. SECT gsbt 6ds @e6ons
ner nieoer an un0 id Oeute in meinem
Erdum OuB e. Bel Sen Geiitern rsht
3ugebt. ga iummt auf einnd1
aDds iber mid meg i'd per0e munter
Emo bore ben 2Grm. 6a mug mas los
Ieiu, i'd iebe ourb's Gudlo9, ia mas
rpobl al DE Qeut bier molten? 9un
idnQt iogar Ssmano an. i'm S6liTels
rum}utuasbern. bod isBt bore i6
Ednte 9ius'5 Stimme: @ottlob! i'd
lin Qeieit. i'd made Die S6Ir auf un0
5aHte f4IisBt MIDI feIt in oie
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

fP mn, e6e Define Dttei6en at
}Tk Gu0e, ionatsit Oh po6l nal
70 Elm 2aQ fir Die Eante Zine
G%torteu0:u." ia1t meiue Uutter gu
mir. nGje m5htt 10 lerne nal in be
RoE.ri: qsbeH. INN ibre oIte S9uls
ireuu0iu 3u 6eiunen."
N1rsit i'd fa6re aliouo6 Radmits
taq5 our 3ante. odmit tie iim iu. Die
Geife rihte lam, uno 5dnte Cine t6ut
rid ia aud nod Den gaH]tn glbeno
tistide; oamit ia in ibren DeletateIs
ienitor4e re6t gut gei6eio nsiB. Qm
du0ern WlorQen in aaer 1gii6e 1T fe
i8ou aerdit tie mag in Ser groben
Site an So5e MD gerne fabrsn. On
Der 3bir 0rsbt iie iih nod NAL UNI;
rsr7sB nal MD. INNER Die Gisbor 2ls
}umahen. OsB Sis toit mel babes 0ers
m0ssn uno qts5 sen QeuteH Oos redte
@epiat ua0 61s ri6ttgs Stsnid pit=
Ser!" sgottre Did 0oh MID, Sante.
ib bo6 ia i6on 8duntauu 9ei9afft,
iaqe i'd. SEPT biH0s ib mir 1antens
ggoBe reiBe SAUr3e Dor uu0 eriuarte
sic &cjamer uno ri3tj5 Ou fommt
cph iGoH Sic eriie 2esoie nit einem
9roo i'm Nrm un0 madht mir Den Gf
ier. o5 ip ibr ols MID fir elm frtI6es
mtoui9;u moate. "a Tie ii6 0as dlte
8goo Mn ociteyn gs6oIt, peil Iie Is
2 OF pstld'ali. va 10 mas aoer du9;
'st Qonott Doui miI Ulgt aeIalsn,
Jug u.s. I''tHl's 3otI'! pGo;r Hous
ano ruIi ou!aa. cap '4 tdr 70 EN-
9'or n.p penS oI4 PAS oeToItoi MIR
msyae eotht Hltl. 5l3t tommen hal0
WtQs. Eo2 'A niaB tlcill iulan5eu
a'En que liHo lte IN Ter @utre. odB ne
o.a elaln maqsu, 0dHli oet Nt3un
9no or diHoer MO 5u ipat 51n
1dal1eN tohHen. Qtle nal oer Rclh
aorptl tom'Fta 70 ldaJlom Elm padr
que yta1 l9TH, ois leBt poia G:io; Ie
zen, Tue polea 3iq l9seu Sdhlot uuo
7~nadpPtdoad uho Der etae biete, MIR
ltae Hri;'e an uHo last MD ebsr 8a9s,
bls l0 lbm &eitelo thu; Die Idute
nut pa lHa,r i19t er, mo Hu nil
tr lib a1l5 t6a l1d'sn. ME Jh blo5
tmrHer}a .N1itite H1de. Ra brtR1i
mir cine {rau ote 3,ttInq pj20;r. Die
tbr Surge oor elmer S.laoe g.6ol, hst
upo ptl ctnt dHoFe nJfuf. dI}0 NET. Dtr
aet 2dL'@faRoel Ei1 dtieli, miro lie
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

User gaterut bai. iiber Dos 81 Ii.
Hdu mas en- ehemols beDeiHte, Der
hest IN ser 9ieiic oes 2ebens.
9}oh sur 3eif oes aroBen Rottr.
forIherS SiHFc DareH MIR 1895
ShierorteE 1fii5aihoftljh beihrie.
zen: Jest ipn0 418,600 @rtea he
taurA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

2ie1satIaae. ooB Is fieii6fuTenot
Efl,ufcH 9ilbt muroe 5iIerit IL,
0urh ocu 9remer 4r5t II. 3ota feil.
seitellt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

= Die srfe 8Olfshdtte fir Dsi6lida
0erDeHtraHts par0e Dor Sturgeon in
Geiblingea IN 0sr 36sinpr0DiH5 i'm
8eiieiu Oes Sberprdif9eHteR uno ans
0trer @ertreter Der 9ro0iH5ialDerpals
tung ~eingeDei9t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

auf ein5elnen 0eitiden GiIen.
babneH bat man Jest pegen Ntnneel
an mdnuIiden n5raura
81 StredenarbeiteH einiteaen mills
len
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16
9ir 5truuertrefung.

3u oeatf4 om,riiarif4sr WSanoar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

= @Obl cine SER fldtiaiten g,s
i6dftsirauen in 4msrila lit @ad
8alpls &ed0er. Sic 6e5ann ibre Gar.
ritre ais Observation-Disclosures naS leitet
beute G:ien6abn- uno 8srgDerfs Ses
ieainafteH, ar5eitst an Ser @rin0ung
zines 9upTerringes 4. + 10.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

Die arssntinHae gilo6ausrin
Cola Ml0ra, Die 5ur 3at in Gom aus
laHig TT, bat Reaer0iH9s msbrsre BE-
osatsnos Stalpturen seihafsa,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

Con mort6d aue5L
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

@leouore 9uie mill MN oom
mieoer SIR 9iibus 5uriidfebrcE- Sic
bet lid enti6loiien, Elm ueue5 Gn.
iemble SIT bil0en. nit Gem tie luu5-
reno 0es @inter5 Elm bei@rdnfteS
&cpertoire bon b0dlitens ledja
Stiiden sur 2%Iuffiibrung bringcn
nil. Ter Geieuidlait Miro cine CANA
iun8e ShauipieleriH Glelia 3ucdlnt
%dn0eboren in Der 0ie Guie elm Eeucs
gyobes 8|ilbnentalent ent0edt 81 bae
BEN a.anbt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

= 9as groBber5osIi6e gplijeiamt
in 8Irmtd0t BAT cine neue Geroros
nung. betreifenO 0ie @rblltung Ser
Sihec6eit unO OrOauns in unO Dor
0em 0oitebdter, erlafeH. Sn ser 9erz
oronung miro untsr 4n0srem See
t5mmt, DAB Sic Saleppen Ser 9as
men Hiht 10 lang isia o@iirfen, oaB lie
Sen 8erts6r I'M 3As1!sy it0rel.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-16

= Inter Dem B%rotettorote seq uns
terfaatsistretdrs pur0s in 8aris cine
@ttien3eieGi matt ge6;toet, Die Elm eiJez
1e5 W03nbal5 fir Qoit6eamtinae1,
oit iHF0lge ifIehtsr 8%eiol0uRg oft cine
entiprs@erNe uHtertunft uiht 6e3ablen
t0nnen, erriGten mjr0. IS pur0e elm
8aapl1B in Der Rdbe Oes 6~auptpoits
antics geiauft. 0as 6aus ioa iiber
100 @in3el5immer snt5alten, bic nur
an @eamtinren ssseu mdBige 8e315s
lung oecmiet6et perOsn.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02
OUT OF PATIENCE
WITH CUBA
RELIEVES HER People HAVE
COMMITTED NATIONAL
SUICIDE.

All these four short years. all they
should have learned was disregarded,
all they should have learned from the
Spaniards OF the evils OF war, all they
should have learned from the Amer
leans OF the dignity and dement's OF
peace. all was forgotten.
They revived the old old. play, with
the same familiar characters. Al
the polls one set OF politicians play
ed the "despot" and the Dictator p
and another played the patriot aud
the rebel"
Both were equally guilty. Neither
had thought higher than ONCE.
One. In order to remain I'm Office. re-
vived all the despotic methods OF
Spain; the other. to gain Office, strap
ped on his machete. and threw the
island into civil war. They would nor
see what must inevitably follow. Even
to-day they do not see that by their
folly, their selfshness. to crafty
their vanity they have deprived them
selves and every man. woman and
child on the island OF Independence.
To those who love Cuba the pity of
IL Is very great; the shame OF 1t Is
lasting and ineradlcable. For what
has happened within the last two
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

Slonths win again happen. We have
arranged place, we have installed
10 provisional government. But We
'sre only postponing the inevitable.
Whether or not It pleases the Amer
leans at home who grow beets. and
what they are pleased to call tobacco.
Cuba will - annexed The sugar
trust and the tobacco trust may fight
against II, the republican party may
Split In two. but IL we are to live up
10 what we promised In the treaty
of Paris and the Plat amendment
we must annex Cuba. But chiefly we
will do II because the Cubans will
force us to do IT, Already they have
forced MS to do IT. ices
Suppose the present provisional
o~c-nment does arrange for a legal
election. SUPPOSE Zryas or Castil-
10 or Guerra or any other one OF the
800 generals who are presidential
candidates is elected. There still will
be one general" who Is not elected.
And as surely as a dipsomaniac takes
to drink. he will take to the brush.
and We will have the same old comic
opera revolution. with the same prop
critics and 'business"--the burning
OF crops. the destruction OF railways.
the landing OF marines. the establish
ing OF another provisional" govern
ment.
For decency's sake II may be that
we are right to give the Cubans an
other chance. TO allow them this
second opportunity to prove they arc