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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-16

Bees Laxative Honey and Tar
the original laxative cough syrup
acts as cathartic on the bowels.
1t is made from the tar gathered
from the pine trees of our own
country, therefore is the best for
children. 1t is good for coughs,
colds, Group, whooping cough, etc.
Try our free offer. Sold by T. NJ.
Starrh's Drug Store.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-16
F. r. GOODING,
Governor of Idaho.

1t is well known medical fact
that pine resin is most effective in
the treatm ent of diseases of the
bladder and kidneys. Sufferers
from back ache and other troubles
due to faulty action OF the kidneys
find relief in the use OF Pine-ules.
500 buys 30 days treatment. Sold
by T. NJ. Starrh's Drug Store.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-16
Take Action

1lc cOIiulcI cICldl OluD VI CHO
shene met in the Club room las
Tuesday evening, the main objec
for the meeting being to determin,
what action to take in regard to tn,
repairing of the Big Wood river
road.
AT this time this is a very i'm.
portant matter. The contract for
the Boone-Hernsheim project, for
the construction of the dam, was
let to Slick Bros. some time ago,
but at that time it was not deemed
advisable to start work on the pro-
iect until spring. A short time
ago, however, Slick Bros. received
a telegram from Mr.. Hernsheim in
New York, instructing them 70 com
mence work Immediately.
Several hundred rnen will be,em
ployed on this work, which is about
&c miles north of Shoshone, and
during construction an enormous
amount of supplies will be needed.
While Shoshone is six miles furth-
er from the scene of Operations
than the next nearest point, still it
has many advantages, and the con-
tractors say that they would pre-
fer to haul their supplies from this
point in preference to any other. A |
new townsite will be opened about |
IL miles north of Shoshone on the |
branch track sometime in the near
future. Tie contractors are bound
by their contract TO do their haul
ing from this town. The question
that now confronts the residents of
is whether this new town
will be started before spring or not
Ii it will not be started for several
months the supplies must necessar
lily be hauled from sShoshone and
the road should be repaired, but if
the new town is to be started at
once the contractors are bound hy
their contract to haul their sup
Plies from that place.
A committee OF three was ap-
pointed by the club to investigate
he matter, find out if possible
when the town would be started
md to determine what work was
necessary to put the road in ffirst +
lass shape. e
The club adjourned until next |
tuesday evening when a report of
he committee is to be submitted. ,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-16
OBITUARY.
Shoshone Herald Suspcnds Until the
Next Election.
The following was published In
The Journal in March, 1905:

The following was published In
The Journal in March, 1905:
Another newspaper has come and
gone in Shoshone, making the
third that has started and gone de-
funct within the last two years.
The first of the unsuccessful enter
prises was the Independent, start
ed in July 1903, by Ben. A. Brew
star, which after pecarious exist
ence of five months went to the
wall. The secund venture was
launched by one Evans, who blew
into Shoshone last August in a
box car and worked the local de-
mocracy for its support during the
campaign. The sheet, known as
the Herald was doomed to short
career from the day of its appear
ance, the, very nature of it making
continued support by the public
an immossibility. AS soon as the
result of the November election
was known it ceased to exist.
Immediately following the de-
mise of the Herald, Overholt & |
Kinsey recured control of the Her
aid plant and launched the Lin
coin County Post. Mr.. Overholt
was practical printer and news
paper man and the gentleman
started out with one of the cleanest
sheets ever issued in Shoshone. 1t
was not long, however, until they
were confronted with the Difficult.
ties OF conducting second paper
in a town only large enough to sup
port one publication, and found
the problem to difficult to solve.
Mr.. Overheit departed as told in
The Journal last week, and the
Post failed TO make its appearance
Signs now adorn the windows
,ffering the room occupied by the
PAPER for rent, and those who con- !,
identity hitched to the Post arc
discovering that it was not as sub :
tantial thing to hitch to as they !,
7ere led to believe.
Notwithstanding the fact that
hree other papers had tried their
uck in this town and had failed,
H. Ruberson launched the Sho-
hone Herald on the 7th of June
his paper came out with the same II
llutatory that the others had pub u
shed before him, namely, that he /
hoshone Herald was paper for u
le people and that it had come to
,ay. 1t did stay for few months ev
: until after election, but when W
le county went Republican in pol B
les it was well aware of the fact
lat two papers could not find sup =.
ort in a town of this size and so ~
Ie editor. his son and the compos- u.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-16
RELIC OFFERED TO SCOTLAND.
Seal of Robert Burns Bequeathed by
It's Late Owner.

Seal of Robert Burns Bequeathed by
It's Lato Owner.
curious bequest, which will inter
est all Scotchmen, is conveyed In the
will of Mrs. Martha Burrs Thomas,
great granddaughter of Scotland's ma
ticnal bard. Robert Burns, which was
read recently. The bequest was as
follows: Il give the Poets. ROBE t
Burns, my great-grandfathers, original
seal. chained in bog cak casket. as ex-
hfbited in the Burns Exhibition, to
the Museum Of .he Burns Monumental
Ayr on condition that the sum of
f100 be paid yearly for ten years to
my cousin, Robert Burns Hutchinson,
Of British Coiumbia. great-grandson OF
the Poet Burns. as | value the Po "a
seat at one thousand pounds, and
wish to secr~e 1t for Scotland"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-16
itor left town one by one.

itor left town one by one.
And still The Journal remains.
1t will be twenty-three years old
next spring, and we can vouch that
it is not going to suspend publica-
ton in the near future, at least, but
that it will be here when many of
us have departed.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-16
Teachers Examination.

The regular quarterly examina-
ton for first, second and third
grade certificates will be held in
Shoslrone November 20, % and
az, 1906.
LEAH Nj. BURNSIDE,
County Superintendent.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-16
c00DING ITEMS

faIIS.-Statesmun.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-11-16
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

State of Idaho, Executive Office.
In accordance with the procla-
nation of the president of the
United States, and of the time
honored custom, l, Frank R. Good
ing, governor of the state of Idaho,
do hereby designate Thursday,
the 29th day Of November, 1906,
as day OF public Thanksgiving
and praise, and especially recon-
mend that upon that day all the
people Of the state abstain in SO
far ss possible, from their usual oc-
cupations, and repairing unto their
respective places OF worship, give
thanks to the Supreme Ruler OF
the universe for the blessings show
cred upon us during the past year,
and, giving thanks for our own
good fortune, we should not forget
those who afs, in poverty or dis tress
and should contribute to their re-
lief. ~.
In testimony whereof, / have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the great seal of the state to be af-
fixed.
Done at Boise, the capital city,
his 18th day of November, A. d.
1906, and of the independence OF
he United States the one hundred
hirty-frst year.
F. r. COOLING,
[Seal. Governor of Idaho. 5
BY the Governor: I
WILL H. GIBSON, c
Caoraforxr of Sfata
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

Sotbapparat tit nidt borhan6en. mn
naben IdBt lid oas barte 9le6 iciocr
Hidt. S0er 0ody2 8eihmim0 bolt sic
SHUTTER elm Slid @limen0rabt Der.
BET. idlagt NIT eiHem Dinner 4aael
ourh ieoes gn0e oes 8ledjtreiieF5
5Dei feine 26der. pnBt sic Streifelt
0uieinanoer uno fdoelt Den biegia-
men Grabt Elm paarmaI hinauf ulD
binunter, bis Die Code felt suian-
meubalt; Oanu orebt lie Die 9rdbt-
enohen nit Der 9anqe umeinanoer
mo fIopft tie fln9 nie0er. 9ie @ie5
iii fertigl 5lott gebt es nun Ueiter;
balo Iieet aud 2ieieps Buppe. in
@leb geformt. Dor Der geididleu
5ralt, Elm apfeI foIgt, elm S6ued-
den nit tugelrun0em Sans, Elm 80.
gel uu0 Elm Shiff-oaes 9inge nit
etufnhen haratteriitiiden GontltreH.
als ON ndditen Gage oie @eib.
nahtsbGderei ibrgn Sortgog uimmt.
ga nimmt Der Subel Der 8in0er feme
@ren5en. ais fe lire @imide 10
itnea erfiiat ieben. llno nod uie
bat ibnen Der Gbriitbnum 70 gut ge-
fallen uno oas Beinbattsgebdd 10
gut geidmedt ME in oieiem Sa5re.
9enn cine gfie5 ibmeft ebeu ood
better ais elm gefpobnli6er Stecnl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
Nlntthen 6aft.

Wuttdeu bddtl gdt Qldn5enOer
9fuaen ueriolqcu Die &inOer Den
8ordaud: 0os Sieben .0eS Mebls
mf0 0oS Nnfflopicu Ser Gier mo ME
Ser Ieig iiH ollmdblid 5uidHmell'
bout uno lid immer 5d6er an Die
frditi0 ihlaQeuoen @dnoe bdnJt.
gtlm licJt er alatt mo gldu5ero dul
Oem Mangelbrett mo burtig Itreidt
Die 91ltOelroae biuiiber mo berilber
rno lualit ans Dem SeigtlumpeH
cine 0umne QIeit)mdBigg Elatte. ltnc
0dnu foumI 0aS Sdl0nitc, OaS gus-
itedlen Der Tormcn! IS iiebt aber
audh gar 81 uieOlid ans, wie otc
aberdeen meiBeu Sterre NM arin.
ael iid AMI DEM idJmar3en 9leh on
ciuan0erreiben; rur Der flciHe GidC
tit uidt 0au5 s%uirie0eI. rgtntter.
mad oodl aitdl einet Apfel~, bittet
cr. her5bait ou6ei in Den r%otbbdfig4n
gyiel bciBeno. a9ld ia, Y6ttt'
den". fallen Sic onoeren i'm 6no:e
elm. .lmicre Miej muBt IN audi nc.
den uio einen 0unO uuo Elm Sdl1I
ma moiue @ltppe ,... bite, bite"
224euo ihilt Gle Mutter: o56l
C~u5laciitari &br ie1t 0nh. 0aB i'd
mtr 0icie EQrmeu habe, eS ut ia aud
qoai elol III SIR einen Stern o9er
erue Mlicicfabc est, Sid ncin.
@uttel cine Oiieietlbe ihmeft rel
icr: mad ooh cine. bite, bite.
@ie ieid't Ijd 10 Elm 6ipo GILES oor-
iteat ais ob man lms einiaGl ic
ISnate Ibcr Sic 0hitter III
6od5 uah0cntljdl Qepor0eu mo &c.
aen 46tuo. ais sic S1erne unO &in-
acl Ibou lanac go'DacIb gliu5eic
.fm 9hraage Gcleu mnu0elt lie sun
0lempncr ml0 eritc,t eiu Slid aler'
Siiar7es @eiBbleh Gas ihugi0e.
iie iii louge. : 3o1 breite StreIfeH.
.hclt Sic a@ueti3auGe oll5 ibrcm NaaO'
.lrcr.5faitcu mo 0e1iHnt 5u bieQer
urS at formen. Gter es miro uori
eerhau0 njdlts SiCttes "a lonm.
t1r Ser giuidll. 0Ie I%ltluren crit sin.
mai 5ur &robe auf Elm Stiit ElpieI
ft sa;tucu. &or allen Gingea oil
A}ie;. sic e tl mit unOeu 9lt1e.
5ah uor'm 8su;n oufleieEt bar. 4ai
sut p1ar Stridlea iuio bic llmriii,
ami &lpiet Jcbrott, mo Der &eIH.
5,shirtjfeu last 'id' tluH leift aui
3ela0 0ieies Printers un0 Den Il.
uicu 0oucnt foIJeU0. SIT Ser geuiaidl
tcu Tnur tiegui. Dir Stol5 Re.
tr1a7tu sc 42lutcr ihr @ert San
.dier lmo 0a lit init Ser aHeifioEJt
at sac at 9erididriel. enc Sun
Aasa Qlutt3uf snca = rohrbd'tia c5
Fit Sic faule 4Iic5. ME iie leibt uJC
a. I5er Sic 5trsifeaen0eH2 @iI
briugt man Sic nu5I s~aIaHaneH2 Gin
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
Sim rrEpiellrnl riuf unS
iebt.

als oos YGuo osr Spigl}cugnau.
l,ric uahm 0|Cutiblnno Don ichcr cine
btoeutiouc tgllua elm. Shou i'm
lt Ea6rbuHocrt mddlteu sic RirR
BERGER 0adeHmahar" mic Sc
NcriteuT BON &lppgu 0dmolS
r1~nt pWoeu = con lih re0cu uHo
9itjm ]}irHb0Qtr TaH0 Nsl3
ourdl oa9 Ran}e @alo" lQar lbon Iu
N1ut.olir Elm befamt6o Sprlia
leiu.
@9ti, |pcrioraen oie 0crtiden mt.
5pJtlp0ltcU 0iG gauge 2&gIt TIT
Qriac l}eacriutqc ln &0u]trlm Cr
irrm lif cbtaio an 0citiduH rje
icll. iDle sic &l,aNio uoa 9clrptst
lm0 0ce Waplanots pau ]toro us2
ziioamcrtia Allea 1lnO 4uitralign.
SIR 75 MiHnGt8 aiarf SpieliaAsa
WtrDca IN 0canHiduo idarliu aer.
Qc'tcllt Aber tdHul Der finite (l1tl
oaooa blciot i'm &uldao, HU ezra
so N,tlIonci 4f0f oi,iT e3UlJras
QcHta n0h atiea &idbaalCB 81.
9Smoroit ubtr 0is N5rtl5t Ser 1,5s.
2tbreamu AM 0tm 0,ltlden plei
5Itqmnrttc nit GH3llu0. 0ltlh 0oGab
tonuueu Die &seauiligu Si0otc
sic 9,olfu bciocg S0aScr ceadlttH s {
Hdlitc pou daen SPiclielR 01s
iGhy.id Ia E|sutidlGn0 1~.cCtjtg.s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
ll~lnmeaabem.

Sn friibsreH Soften mar e niht
4 itte ais critics gis6s3ei1en scr Quss
md6lttn ieines 0er3sns eiHsH 0uften0sH
SiraAB 81 iiterrsihsH. Die Winass
ca6en- oosr Die .6ubler@, ipie man
boh im 4or0eH 6e5eihHeHo TACT, mug
ten tets prattii6 itia, i0lteH tie ibren
/ 3ped erfilsu uno 0sr S~mpfdneeriR
75rauoe bersitsn. 4ber riibren0 1T e
su Is5sn, ME ie6r man bemii6t mar,
audi 0ieiea praftii fen 8eI6enten einsn
poetiidsn &et3 81 Dsrlei6en. 9lis
/ Miuns9a5e pa9lte oer 8ari1 Elm 8es
rdtb, osfeH Die fr1ueR i9 Bel loren
/ 6dusliheH QrbeiteH fIgliH b%e0ienten:
ain U6lHgeI5rett, cine 0arnDjp0e, cine
SUE, Elm 2oHet6rett. 9ieIes @erdt6
mar aus 6ol5 uRo meiit redt plump.
45er Der 8urI6 puBte 8dt9; Iein
E6erDoles 6er3 0iltirte ibm Die 8orte.
Sic lem Bel Ser 2ie6iieH @e6or per
I idajien iolteH. lln0 IN oas MaHaels
orst ianiBte er 6iaeia: m9iebeu un0
/ uieocr qelis6t UgT0en. Is Sc beiits Sier.
AMI Gr6eH." Dice Spra6e bate Oas
W}do6eu NOD ni6t geb6ri; d6er Ie
DlritaHo lie troB0tm, un0 Der 8urIh
muBte fhon Elm S0lpel Iein, nenn ibm
0as Man8el6rett atbt Elm DerIdGmieg
sd" entgegenbrahte. - IS b16en fh
oer6dliuiBmdBis piets NtinneGa6ea bis
in unisre 3eit binii6er garettet. Su Sen
Quieel Roro0eutF6lanos, Sfan0tnaz
pjcEs mo 6oGan0s fin0eH mir ie ME
0sr, un0 INNER nit naiDsn uripriinaz
tihen SprtideH. 9ane6en DerOient
Sic oft tiiHfleriIhe 4usfI6runs Ser
/ S6niBereisn ipobl. 01B man fe nGber
nu0irt. SIN 6dniIden 8oltsmu9eum
fab i'd Elm MaHgeI6rett, Oas 3euantB
0abpn a6le9t, ME oorijdtiq aud sic
Siia9liu9e 6amali3er 3eit fein toms
ten. Sn 0as Brett einseihRiBt limo
Stpei ais 8erI0bH.Bjeihsu 3uIammens
qele9te 6dH0e, it0e 6dn0 trd1t einen
e~iiernen Rina uno beiOe @inae Tino
0ur3 cine Gstte miteinanOer oerbuns
Den. 4ber an 6sr Settle bdnQt elm
ShloB NIT oeutli1 erfenn6arem
SdlifelIo6. 8is 3uiammentettuna
liz ulio ntht untrenu6or. sic tam
mittels zines ShtiHels o0er etnes0fes
tr:6s ee0Tnuet meroen. 6ii6Id un0
ori9iuea lit elm Ilan9el6rett aug 0em
Sabre 1892. Oas isbt i'm 8eIB Oes
6dm6urler 8eDeybemuIeums tit. IS
3eidt Elm oon BFeil2n 0ur96o6rtes, RON
elmer Sage 3ertbeiltes 6er3. Den RanO
bjl0et in QroBen 2etterH Die fiir6ters
lite 9robuHl: n2ltio ioa man Itert
zen. NIT alien faliten bertieu. ? - Sc
oeuiaas Elm eiferiiatiger 9ie6bd6er,
0er Der Srsle ieiner @l~usertDrenen
uiht gang ii6er mar. SelbfbeuuBter,
ia. fat ic5esgeuiB, tliHgt Elm an0erer
Sprub aus Dem Sabre 1867: ,QBo6l
Qeljebt r. Wtd6t uarqniilt." - 46er
hie SiuQtjuqe uor 5000 Sabren
pdren oft e6tnIo prdttiid, nie IS 0te
Singlin9e BON bsute iiu0. Gle lpo1ten
elue tiidit9e 6dEsfrdu 6d6en, mo sic
YtIunegabe - 0d5 erite 8eIhent, 0ds
Ie ibrem U}d01eu mahteH 0riidt
0.eieu @mi@ 3upeilen reht unoers
Stint aus. o9uf unO 9ie6e 3um
0in5e ~ N}d4et ale Wiibe uno Qr,
hsii 9erin9e, ite6t auf sinem Brett ans
ate5olm 3duijg lift aud folgenoe Sus
inrift: g45ete 2eHnen mahet I6oue
5rupen." M.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
fit Ed6e unO 6anS.
sndenssael

4toHtd8: 3u6cnjubpc. ~ Bret.
leber init decentralization.
II tenifaa: Gin0neiid5ribe.
altitofieii9 nit BeteriliennurseIn.
d.: ae%r6eIiuppe. aa.
roitenmts nit Smcishen ODER
8tileiten rll0 Sal3tartofieln.
8oHueritaa. @dniep0felHeii6
mt Grbjen mo Sauerfrmt.
6%reitdg: Grbienhlppe. glauer
aarpren mt 8utteriauce .-Sdme.
bidder 8uO0tng.
3 onnG6euo: @erItenqriisiuppe.
e~ntentlelH ais &agout nit geu0el.
gemiiie.
Sonntag: 2e9ierte auoden6rii6e.
GntenbrateH nit 0aitanieuiul.
lul9. Saiat. - aompott. -
Senumel Buo0iug NIT @Seiulauce.
y . IN aoIatfdeu.
4 3Io. Butter meroeu 5u Sa6ne
gerli5rt. oa5u iiigt man unter beltdn.
olgem RAbren ieds @igelb, ~ un5e
aui9eiolte BreBbeie. bier @Blofiel
laitparrneH 8abm, cine 9riie SalS,
2 lln3en 3uder rmo y 8nnO @ei-
5enmebt. ldIagt ben 6eig bis er 8la.
len mirif. ldBt ibn alqgeben, iormt
Ntolatlhen 0aralrS. Die mieOer gum
4%Hrge9en eiu 8eildeu i~ortgeitcdt
meroen. beitreidt lie DID nit guDeiB.
ldaiee. beiiebt iie NIT 3tder, giebt in
Die gtitte etDas Dtarmela0e uno bd6t
ole Sudden oui einem 9leb i'm SfelI
bel gelinoer 9tte.
Qu6en, Der lid Iauge
bait. u @fumo iebr CUTE Butter
miro 81 Sabne geriibrt, Oa3u iiigt
nan na6 mo uan unter frditigeln
unauiborlideu Giibren ~ 8flno iei-
neu 3uder, ie1s Giootter, BIO 8fmo
beIte5 W}ebI 2 lln5en gei61lte mo
8erie6ene iiibe uno / hinge bittere
9i1anoelm fiigt 5ulebt 0ns 81 iebr ie.
item Sdnee geihIagene g8eiBe Der
Gier bin5u, itreidt Sen 8eia aitf Elm
nit Butter beitridenes 8adbled, be-
ltreut i'm NIT l3ltder ul0 gebadten
M9anoeln mo badt i'm in m1Biger
5iee %belI6raltn. Somie Der aud)en
ans Dem Gieu fommt. ihneioet uIdIl
ion IN 6eliebige ldnglihe Stiide mo
belpa6rt lie IN ener 8lehbiidie auf.
in Der tie ii6 mebrere 8oden friih
baiten.
9arotten- SIC tt6s. Die aarot.
ten peroen geiha6t, geipnidleu unO
abaetrodnet Damn in fo9enoesgSailer
get6an unO ~ bis 2 StitnOen ge.
fodt, 10 DAB lie poaitdnoig meid linO.
Gam gieBt man oaS @niier ab,
rii6rt Die aarotteu 0urd) elm Sicb.
giebt etlpas Ieidte 8riibe. oas n0tbi.
&c Sol5, etuaS WlitsfotutB mo Ell.
ucn 20ffel in Butter gebrdmte3gie5l
0a5u last ooS Whls 0amit 0urhoilns
item, ihn1cft es alb mo i%ibergieBt es
beim 9luridten nit %gebrdlmter But
ter.
3i6eniuppe. @faH iddGt
o0er puBt mQeiGbr I bis IL @funo
QroBe, mciBe 9iijbeu. idueiOet lie III
5hei6cn mcllt lie 10 Mimiteg III fo-
denoem @oiier ob, giebt lie eutme0rr
in 5leiih6riibe o0er III &aIier. Dem
man Elm Stiid Butter bin3uTilate.
IdBt Ie meid fodlen. itreitJ lie Ourdl
efu Steb mo fiiQt 1l5 big . Quart
leidte. init elmer beaen Ntebleiubren.
he ieimiQ qefodte Tlcii6brilbe Oa5u,
ldBt ulles inter ileiBigem &iibren 5u
icimiqer Sauce toheu. Die man abb
ihmedt nit Sal3, $ieiicr uO nob
@elic6en olh init etDas gerlebener
lRusfotnuB miir5t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
gOmntaesbote, @ilUaatee, counting, t6. selember, 1906.

Gem, 6aIO oon Seaem nippen mill
redt blelerlet 0amit iidl 6ieic oas
fir lire eigeunrt &aiienoe 6erans
mdlenl slbcr iude1 mir tie mcoer
9ciitig 81 iiberiiittcrH ncd eiuieitig
}H SUDDEN ~ nod fucliaer ula oen
9eiiB igrer 9taigiiot 81 Stringent
eoiicu mir lie Hto9iidit LANCE ipielea,
am beiteu nit Sbrcs8lei6cHl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

0i5t su frub leIatt. Rorpo-
raj: @euu ih 9in0pie1 iage. 10
uiiiieu Sie uidlt oleih laheu, D1r.
ten sic crit ab. cb ib uidt bum.
mes oa'u Ni1e
SIN 3eit5ilodeH 9liid: a91a,
ma, fe6 nur. oort 0ls lrms 8ftra
acItIrst" Manu-: vSdau ni&t
hin. Geiu frabaer 8opa Iist IN ben
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

FhF
8os Sisiaen ser Grun0s unO
6o9sapcciis Dat uns NIT Der uiels
tadi9eu U}ies0staiernt uno 0aour9
init ener 8rci3i9igtsit bei2tnft, Bic
tsine ru9ige 8e5agliattit auitommen
l5lM mtu 5soer W01uuBoslDefiel
ie3l oer 9aisi 5sa Don tt.j2m oisfrlle
o2t Iis DelaR ldl in arm QesebeutH
ytalgttH mslue Wi0Dtl ID inter. 0dB
re 5plteHtipregca0 uH0 BOA qefd1id
auigedeut erideiHeu2 1roB d1er Ser
l6it0sa9ti Der 81unTtapc iddlen iA
oa 8sfDiNc @runoiobe beroor, Bic man
ni3t un6ed6tsi laneu ioate.
Bur &ude. S@laf ua0 Ginbers
3immer qe.teE u|a,urdemdR tn erittr
Sinie prdftiids @eF9,apuntte, 0eren
eigbdliung Hh 3ur6 einen 6armoais
tfeH @eidmmietn0rud belo6ni. Ihys
4asiaituHq bil0et Sic Gs7ous 5es
0allc uH0 oari a5ne @s fd6t6unq 6es
aliss feIner 1eitsrm u;dt oerud6ldi
tat mer0m. Die qe1cbsaeu Saltoren
fur oie &iAendal altJuq Iin0 Oien,
Wa1tglcitun9 ua0 2nIeqIB. Der 3u-
rihietlA gehGrt In Die 9la6e Des Sens
tiers, eem 6ecoe s:gsri6er Spill uu0
0hnol99adl9 o0rf boa ser BaIer.
3ufi6rnn8 Mot 3u pfit e~nticrnt iein.
Der 5tumeafG art ijn0ti, INN leidt
}ugarglIf 3u itig. an 6shsn feineu
bidB an otr Der Gih.0dBmQ qeqsus
uper %pefin0Itd1en ltna0. gu ithr Fd
lHh bic Eea3st Sec DatloGihln Sc
o%cttgnQ Oes 6dusli6eu 6er0es. Der
b;imiI1n 6eaediatts, ealftenoet 6as
ben maq. maH ioate oob uiendls per
deiea. plB alC1 IN RET Slide 0Gs
Huge cine Q.miFt gdsie0jouHq fin
ben iair. 0is ei9eutl 4eu &ohuerf
3eagf fallen itb an ben @dHO3u banO.
bn un0 gtfdui1 5Is tsitb at0aen. -
Wono5rctte. mo Hor dlen 0st5rirt
man ow 6cisH mjf 1eb8Gltn Spiben,
o7e Den apisrIdfror1iln idon um.
Der 8ttfeit la0 4Aoiaburteit nfa3l
oor5l5 ic6ea it80
@t @a.1aj.gaa ser 1blof nro.
Stluost3ilBGtt }t hj.teg ole. 3I Fs5r
o'rHaa 81 U5yoe0 aFcu i9uls ME
n'1ls zen, Dali man 1T oisieH
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unier} crptca DAB. est mi. 0sn
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ll.d l.lt 5tl, iltalie
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o'lst '}.lla PEI fit 0it
t5tt t9ut'nimt.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

= gn iuoirenoen 6rauen fms bliss
Der in Dieiem Wiuter 500 5ugela1en.
0d8u tommen etpd 80 8uhiHHeR,
otren geIu@e nod in Der S9tDsbe
ino. Die oorid6rigs 3abi (674) miro
alto bdlo errci9t iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

& Die asl. piTsni6aftlide Gsisaz
iGaft gu 9oaooH bat elmer 5rdu Or.
q. 6. 4prtoH fir ibre erperimentelz
len Qrbeiten iiber Den elettrTi6en
gogeH bic 6ugbes gle0aiae Oer-
lieben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

) Ser aebrerin an Der t0nigIi9sR
afaoemiI6en 6odidule fir Wtliit in
g6orlofteaburg gliie 8artels 1T Der
5itel .grOftHor' bsllie9ea UOroeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
Aurrlpt.

9aroueB alsrauora @ripeuberg,
Sic poblbetannte 6lbrerin Der finnls
idenS5rauen. 1T in Die finHi DE Bolts
o%ertretlng sepdblt poroea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

= Sin Qer5tezg bepaar miro in Der
nG1iten 3eit in 8auBen gemetEfam
Die 8raris ausii6eu. SralleiR Or.
Wlaria Balm, ole friber ahiitentiE
am RrsistranteHbauie in 9efau mar.
bat ibre Steuun9 G%uFgegebsn. nm ii@
NIT Dem prattii@en 4r5t 81. Witt 5u
ber6eiratben. 9l5 @bepaar miro OGnu
gemeiniam in 8auBen Ii9 nieoerIah en-,
I'm oort gu prafti3ire1. Die 5uiimfz
tige 5rau Or. @itt miro ith nur Der
5rauenz unO misunderstanding pios
men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-14

to punish the authors of evil. whether
in industry or politics. the feeling is to
be heartily welcomed as a sign of
healthy life.
IF. on the other hand, it turns into a
mere crusade of appetite against appe-
tite, of a contest between the brutal
greed OF the 'haVe-notS' and the brutal
greed of the 'haves.' then it has no
significance for good. but only for
evil. If ii seeks to establish n line of
cleavage, not along the line which di-
yides good men from bad, but along
that other line, running at right agles
thereto. which divides those who are
well off from those who are less we'll
OF. then it will be fraught with i'm
measurable harm to. the body polite.
Shaft for Merger Supporters.
1--WE can no more and no less afford
to cOndOne evil in the man of capital
than evil in the man of no capital The
wealthy man who EXITS because there
il failure of justice in the effort to
bring some trust magnate to an &C.
count for his misdeeds is as bad as.
and no worse than. the socalled labor
leader who DANGEROUSLY strives to eX-
cite foul class feeling on behalf of
aome other labor leader who is impli-
Gated in murder One attitude is as
bad as the other and no worse; in
each case the accused is entitled to eX-
act justice; and in neither case is
there need of action by others which
can be construed into an expression of