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The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
NAUGHTY CHINA.
ones Called England an "obseurs Ger.
nsr In the Wilderness"

ones Called England an "obseurs Ger.
nsr In the Wilderness"
In the message sent by the en-
press of China to King George III.
there appears this passage:
"The stores of goods at the Ce-
lestial court are plenteously abun-
dant. There is nothing but what is
possessed, SO that there is really no
need for the produce Of outer bar
barians in order to balance supply
and demand. However, as the tea,
silk and porcelain produced by the
Celestial court are indispensable OBJ
jects to the different states of Eu-
rope and to thy kingdom, for this
reason we have in our grace and
commiseration established the for
eign hongs at Macao in order that
all daily needs may be duly sup
piled and every one share in our
superfuous riches. But now thine
ENJOYS have made considerable de-
mands over and above what is pro-
vided by fixed precedent, in such
wise as to run seriously counter to
the principle of recognizing the
bounty of the Celestial court to dis
tant men and its nurturing care of
the different barbarians. Moreover,
the Celestial court exercises con-
trolling supervision over all coun-
tries and is benevolent to each in an
equal degree. For instance, those
trading in Canton province do not
come from the kingdom of England
alone. If they were all to come
clamoring in the same way and
wantonly to poster us with requests
impossible to concede in this style,
is it to be supposed that we could
always go out of our way to grant
them?
Remembering, however, that thy
kingdom occupies an obscure corner
in the distant wilderness and is far
removed from us by ocean upon
ocean; also that thou art naturally
unversed in the political etiquette
of the Celestial court, we for this
reason commanded our ministers to
make all this plain to thine envoys,
instruct their minds and dismiss
them back to their country. But,
fearing that thine ENJOYS on their
return home may fail to present
matters thoroughly to thee, we again
take, up their requests, one by one,
and prepare these further COM
mands for thy particular instruc-
ton, opining thou wilt be able to
grasp our meaning."
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
He Had Not Lost IL.

A London bus driver had shouted,
"'Igh Oborn" says writer in
Pearson's Weekly, till the passen-
ger on the seat behind him could
no longer resist the temptation to
make joke.
Excuse me-" said the passenger,
'but haven't you dropped some
thing3"
II see wot you're driving at" re-
turned the driver keenly, 'but never
mind. shall pick it up when we
get to Hoxford street."
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
ALL ANIMALS LIKE A JOKE.
They Full Tails, Make Faces and
Play laisehievsus Triclks.


Play Misehisvsus Tricks.
A Siamese monkey was being
brought to Europe on steamer With
several other monkeys, who for some
reason would have nothing to do with
him.
This ostracism exasperated the Sia-
mese. and whenever he got n chance he
would grab one of the others by tn,
tail. drag him all over the deck and
finally climb into the rigging and drop
his victim with a dull thud.
Darwin tells Of a female orang ou
tang that took hold of dish in which
her food was served and put 1t on her
head az IL It 1t were hat. Thus adorn.
ed she provoked roars Of laughter. to
her evident gratidcation, from the
crowd around her cage.
Another naturalist saw baboon get
even with an ofacer who had often
teased him. Seeing the officer ap-
preaching, the baboon poured some
water into hole in the ground, mix
ing 1t with earth SO as to make mud.
When his enemy came up he splashed
the muddy water on the officers uni
form. For long time after this every
time the animal saw the officer he In
dulged in what had every appearance
Of being laughter.
Saville Kent declares that dolphins
are fond Of teasing other fish by seiz-
ing their tails and dragging them
through the water. He once saw two
dolphins attack big skate swimming
near the surface of the water. The
skate tried to escape them by raising
its tail out Of water, but the dolphin
got hold of 1t and dragged the skate
in every direction.
Foals will often tease human beings
by galloping toward them. as IL in
tending to run them down. then stop
ping short within an uncomfortably
short step or two.
Gross. the naturalist, relates several
amusing instances of similar nature
about dogs. He had once a dog who.
when given a piece of bread that he
did not care to eat, dropped 1t and
then, lying upon 1t, pretended to look
all round with the most innocent air.
as II wondering where 1t had fallen.
Another case he speaks Of is that of
d teETlcF WHOSe SEcutcSt picdSuAS ~
was to catch flies on the window panes.
Nothing annoyed the animal more than
to be laughed at when he missed his
prey.
"In order to discover what he would
do," says Gross, II purposely laughed
immoderately each time he was un-
successful, and the more laughed the
clumsier he grew.
"At last he was SO Enthusiastically an
noyed that in his despair he pretended
to capture fly and made the appro-
pirate movements of tongue and lips,
finally rubbing his neck on the ground
as II to crush his victim, after which
he regarded me with triumphant air.
$50 well had he played his little
comedy that had l not seen the very
ny still on the window certainly
would have been taken In by this
trick. When called his attention to
the fact that the fly he had chased
was still at large and that there was
no dead fly on the floor he perfectly
understood that his hypocrisy had been
discovered and was SO ashamed that
he skunk away and hid under a couch"
London Standard.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Paedonsj,

"Who is that distinguished look
ing man ?" asked the stranger.
"Dat man saved mo a good deal
of trouble once," replied the man
on the corner. "He interrupted
me in de middle Of sentence
and.
"Ah, I see. You were going to
cay something improper and"-
"Nawl / wuz In de penitentiary,
an he wuz governor Of de state at
d. time."-PhiladilpMa Ledger.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
The Pnwnbroker's Sign.

The pawnbroker's sign came from
the sign used by the Lombard bankers
who took it from the sign used oS tne
Msslici family of Florence. The found
or of the house had been medicus'
or physician. His descendants pecanne
bankers and brokers. and their sish
was their ancestors golden Piils'
When they became mobiles they assuih-
Ell as arms six golden pills or balls on
A blue field
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Good Shot,

John Lehl, Windsor man. one
day last week tried to stop dog fight
by the use Of 3S-caliber revolver.
Not wanting to see the little doggies
blown into eternity, he shut his eyes
tight before pulling the trigger. The
bullet went clean through Lehl's
right foot. and the dogs continued
theif argument.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Talked About in Polar Regions.

Santa Claus heard about our cash
business away up in Iceland and
made US an early call this year. He
saws our assortment of candies and
nuts is the finest in the city aud
that our prices set the pace. He will
remain with US for few days and
will be glad to receive call from
you at The Star Grocery.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Notice to Farmers.

have on hand three nearly nsw
Home Comfort steel ranges, one
4-hole with reservoir, and two 6-hole
with reservoir. VIII trade one for
oats. Call and see them at S. w.
Billiards. secondhand store, TIT
Eighth street, Greeley, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
ERRATIC ENGINES.
Locomotives That Act as Though
They Were Bewitched.

ihey were DeNhtCneO.
You never see ship launched on
Friday, and similarly new locomotive
hardly ever makes trial trip on that
day or on the 18th of the month. Even
though the superintendent may jeer at
the superstition, yet he knows too well
to set 1t at naught, for Just as sailors
consider that some ships are unlucky
so do train hands credit certain loco
motives with sort Of demoniacal pos
session.
1t is certainly very strange the diff
ference that may be observed between
two locomotives built from the same
plans, at the same time, Of similar ma
terial One goes on her way quietly
and smoothly, never breaks down, costs
little or nothing for repairs. The other
causes trouble from the very first, runs
OF the line, kills the drivers, gets into
accidents of all kinds and generally
acts as though possessed by some evil
spirit.
There was a famous instance some
years ago on the South Florida rail-
way. A locomotive killed so many peo.
pie that she got the name Of 1.-THE
h4srse," and no fewer than three en-
gilie drivers actually left the employ
of the company rather than continue
driving her. The odd thing was that
she never seemed to injure herself
Eventually the owners were forced to
break her up, although she was by no
means worn out.
OF actual ghosts in trains or railway
engines one very seldom hears.-New
York Herald.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Sunny People.

The world delights in sunny peopie'
The old are hungering for love more
than for bread. The air Of joy Is very
cheap, and II you can help the poor ol'
with garment Of praise 1t Will oe pet
ter for them than blankets.-hehry
prummond.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
EE ACTION
l.op7AeE GOES BEFORE
InsrATE vn COMMISSION
commercial Club Thor
aroused Over Situa-
Washington Ap-
pealed to

|,rec,ors Of the commefo'al
\ Tuesday afternoon au"
lok up the matter OF caf
|tOl potato shipping ana
|ut the following telegram
brs Henry NJ. Teller Il. NJ
| congressman franklin T.
Id Robert W. Bonynge;
T., shortage in this district
| great loss to the farmers.
6e Colorado delegation refer
kef to the interstate COM
lmmission, looking toward
\ relief? Signed,
leeley Commercial Club
of the pretty promises OF
Inaser ]. C. stubbs OF the
bcifc that 300 refrigerator
h be placed in the Greeley
ere a couple of weeks ago
these has shown up, ana
|elief afforded has been by
Island railroad sending in
as could be spared. This
out some, but 1t Is esti'
i the sale of 500 carloads
has been completely lost
shortage. OF course, that
h amount of the product
bnpe.ition with the rest.
balket Is gone forever, as
lite for those particular
iii never return.
be plain now to everyone
nion Pacific is either un-
ke care of the product OF
DRY, or does not care to,
brmer is most likely the
ey have been swamped all
lines with business.
that the railroad COM
anizlng q refrigerator SER
pwn, and that the Union
have 5000 refrigerator
Vice for the next years
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
unity EPISCOPAL.

hls Sunday as usual. At
morning prayer, sermon
OF children. Vespers
aO 4 p. m. subject,
paptlst; or the Man with
| Public cordially in
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
st Presbyterian,

services Sabbath morn
ping. Special music by
nd orchestra. Morning
ne Babe of Bethlehem. :"
mon, The Star" Rev.
Pr, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Christian,

IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
ne work Of the G. w. B.
hg, "A Christian Ser
PIE school 10 a. %. Y.
o'oo p. m. All are in.
A. Humphreys, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Tn. Critical Period.

Duffer-One is born every minute
you know. Pufrer-Yes. but they TO
not listed till they get old enough 10
think they are not-Indianapolis star.'
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Trinity Lutheran,

|ervice at TO- 30. Sunday
ses meet Saturday at 2
B. Fritsche, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Notice.

A thousand fine Christmas trees
for sale at prices from so cents up,
at ]. NJ. Peterson's Greeley pop corn
stand, on Ninth street. Come now
and pick your tree.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20

I. 'aamlned ~ NJ the security
pe, VI Deposit Vault Of
,ra auA you are invited
you rent box or not.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
lonSro2ational.

! U'sliip lO:45. Sermon,
Iatth.' Christmas an
pngs' Sunday school l2.
evening ., worship 7:3o.
T., '"'k upon Why l am
I,,oo o'ace' Prelude,
|'''e''s and carols by the
1 v'c''estra and choir of
f. invitation to those
''''er church home. -
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Churches
hristlan Science.

Christian Science. Z"
evening. meeting at 7:3o.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Unitarian.

(,,4'' Christmas sermon
's.eF, n. Subject The
Real to Me-" Music.
double quartet, 20.
,ho O. OF bethlehem" !"
..te "Ty,a Father" at. Solo by
,n. me Birthday of the
En' Esntary' Spring Song, !"
%o.,e' SOU, Mrs. Brock.
~ school will hold specla,
10, D under the direction
nss,. a.Aer' Hon. IL. G.
aea peak In Unity church
.alns' nl,s Dec, 20, on his
of'ent. The public in
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-08
Sin 444iabrsaer gro,es.

0roBs 6reu0e berriat in zen Dor
fern Quteram uno Q~latosque i'm De
pdrtemeat ser aIpes Mariijme5 it9er
0ie Grls0iluug eines felt 444 ,Sdbrs1
ialue5cuo2n 9yp3sNss 3piiaen 0:n
6ei0su Gcgiegn. Sin lroBss aea
muyao g,is.ert, 1po e,;4 Orts 6al.al
an Soaail9 BIS IN 0ie Ipdts Nc1t
h;neiu iaumiEj,t. Dxjer oentpirz
0i7e 8roI3B bate ain 10. Rooen5er
1862 6saoanea. Dir Geneiuoe Can
tosque bt6dapteis Qnrs6t aaf Elm
SlId 2an0 3u beIiBea, ols Sic Ga
noaner pou 2uctram in 9eiib a.
rommea 61tten. 0u.n oie Sabr9ua=
S.rts 1irOarb boa ijA 0tr Bro3sB 6jn.
Das frtit:se @s6iet mitIdmmt otn
6si0en 81rFtrn iisl pom zen @rafta
ron g(i3ia al Sic 6sy}Dse oon g
oossu. lDuros Der frla25f hen Rsple
6lit eiuutrlei5t, tam Qnfang 0es ooris
asn S16t9anOsrts pIe0sr uHtsr Die
6eyrI6uit Der in5piitfn 81 80uisen
pon S1r0inien auigsl;sgszsH Slz
oopsr, uno purOe IhljeBl.h IN SURE
1859 uoa 0ieisn an O0s frdn3ofibs
R1iisyreid atgetreteu. 45sr ser Bro
5eB spiIGeR SGntosGua uno Quceram
lber9au:rts OIs 8eTte5a1 Rr Slaatsn
un0 eitOets oeu sru5en0en Dol in Der
GrItsiuunseH Fluht". Sept crit sat
0sr o5erIte 9erit.s6oi 3l Ri33a ols
5alomcuiide llrtas:l 9sfaai. SAP Oas
Hrsitise 9sao 81 3lsiasn 6dlften 3piz
Ihea Oan Scion 8smeiaosn set5s:lt
ptroen Ioae. Die Soften 0itiss
WSonRrepro}eHes 5sl1lfsn Fb auf an
n1aernO cine lat9 miaiou fSrlat.
pl5reno G5 Strsito5ielt duerb66s
Itens 10000 6rJnt Ueyt9 lit. 81 ser
unte-5r;r31Bs Der Ddhrsr0 oes Bro
;sHss arg lmmt.tsn Qtteu oient Elm
d.!es ~psrlcTe7es Shu.6aus. 0ls
@epitt 0isItr I}a1t bon Qsraamtus
ten, 81, ao6 3ierlth mi; atm Sdrt:5s
piuisl s5nait Tus Sis 3u Sen nit
S6esttBliatre leiArit5sHsu Sc
rjd ritths,,gGaeu ans ln'tytr Set
6stg1st mttg 1ls 1900 EiioJvlmn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-08

ruug bea5fihti5s. Die 5lot.e 81 rer6sIs
fern, uH0 Die HahitsH4nidla9s ptrosl
0gn 8au pom oreI Heuen Sh.o6H9fs
fen unD me6rersn S9neatreu5ern To-
ris bic Reorganization Der Sropeoo=
ilotiae oori6lageu. Der Wlar;nemis
niiter mics auf oie 6~rineen0e 9ot6s
penoig.eit bin, cine DIFFERENTIATION in
Sebenico, an osr. MinOuHg oes 6luis
les &erta, 5u erri6ten.
Dien, 8. SuIi.
Dlit reoliaem GiFer 1T Der aaiier
5raH3 SoIep6 bemHbt. in Dem our4
Die fein0ielise 5aliung Der ungarii6eH
Delegation 0eri6dritsR @e8eHidb uns
9drus gsgen Cslterrsid eiuen Qusglei9
6er6ei3ufi6ren. Qdmeutlid 1T ieiH
8unT6 6aruuf gsri6tet oie 8srbanos
lungen bsbufs 3egslung oes nirt5s
'Aaft!tden gsrbdltHihss 3niiaen ben
bsioen 8eihsbdlften 80 eiHem sriprieBa
liteH 4bibluB gu bringen. gu oieIem
3ped bat er nit Den ungarii9eH Wtis
intern Deferle, &oFutb uno 9aranpi
in osn lsbtsH 9agen pieOerbolt toHfes
rirt. usbsr oas GrgebniB Oieier 8ers
~banolungsn 1T ober nod Hiais bes
tannt.
&tsn, 8. Suli.
Die Grbitlerung inter Ben 9euti6s
g06men, mel6e Ole Gin3ieEung Ser
iflDar3sro t gol0snen 5abnen unO Die
gntfernung Der gejei9ruug Bis
mardplaB" in Der b6bmiihsH Staot
@a6lon3 bei gelegen5eit oas oortigen.
8eIu6s 6ss 9aiIer IraH3 50ispb5 am
"a Suni 6~erporgerufsn fat. lift nod
INNER i'm DaAIeu 6e9riffeH. Der
5turm oes ltnpiqsns Sat ben 9ablons
ser 8iirgermeifer gofelt Der an 0iss
Ter 0euti6fsinOliden WtuBHdbme ole
6dupti9ulo tyagen iol, bersits gum
Ridtritt qenot6igt. Die osuti9snas
tiondle partei bed6iimtigt, gsgen sen
oem oeutI6en 0ationalitdts6eDuBtIein
8ugsfigten SMUT in oausrnOer @eiis
Brotelt 3u erbebeu. Sic plant Die @rs
ridtung zines 8ismardoentmals auf
Dem 9ismardpIaB in @a6lon3 uno bet
bereits eiuen Quiruf 3ur 8etbeiligung
erlafen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-08

8int. BID. Ser 9oftor, ser
.Sc3H. rem S.s HsUlih lei osr 6oh3sii
meiasr Frtgn9in d%usbradtsn, mar Oo1
5I rti3eHo. = g6auosn Sie Oas me;n
6ydglsiH! ia. man m04ts sleia
Telher beiy1tbeu."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-08

Qa8sborige Der 8ausrnflahe psrtaaft
neTogn 0Irfen uno bon Der geIhlaas
ndame pegen Saulosn frei bleibea
ioasH.
O., fir Die lnterhabung 0on8auegn,
BE iin inSi6irieH un0 mittelaitea aus
Ieosln molten. Die 2eate foneH niht
nuE oura 2aHof9entunsen, ionoera
au6 ourh 4nlesuns BON Reeierungss
ifruBen bs3initigi tperoeH.
g., fir 4noroHuugen CUR Wdbruua
Ser @igsnthmsrente beam. Der @ers
pertbuHg oes gsiibss. Den folhs anz
iieo.sr in Der 6eimat6 suriidla6en.
Ct. petersburg, 3. Suii.
Ger @rofefor Niliuforu. elmer Scr
6iibrer Der fonitihttioneuen Ienfo.
frcten, theilte Der @iiociirten 9rci;e
init. er nifie, ba6 Die 3eqieruua Die
Q66erufung oss aabinets 6orsmns
fin bei6loiien babe. gfuh ieiner Gin.
iift mIB Is iih IN ben na1ften Ia.
qen entiheioeH. ob Der &aiier elm
litionsmiuiiterilm berufen rita,
in benz Die fouititutioneaen 3emorru.
ten Site erbolten. mao oas NIT Der
Rehrbeit Oe5 8orlaments i'm Gin.
ueruebmen itebt.
9toh elmer Mel0unq ser .90rieu.
seitlmg" oiirfte eHtmeoer Ser Graf
Spn0en ODER SEER ShipoD nit Der
9t(DuRd 0es neuen 4d6inets betraut
meroen.
ct. petersburg, 8. Suli.
Der 9ro5eB gsgea Wl. &ruitalsp,
9rdIiOeRt oes @retutiocomitss oes 4r=
beiterratbts uu0 50 UlitgIieOer oes
Qr6eitsrrat6es, Bic bsI6alOigt Iino. i'm
IeBtsn 6erbf einen be%paffneteu Quf=
Itano por6sreitet gu 6absu. bat bsuts
bier begonHen. Die &orrioore UNI oen
Geri6tsiaol pdrea nit 9oli3ijteH uno
Genoarmsn dngsfiqt, a6er troBoem
lpuroe Die @r0ffnuug Der 9sr6anOIuHs
gen 0ur4 Oie .3eugen u~nterbro4en,
sic in einem rsben oem SiBun9siaale
oe5 9eri6ts l%ie5en0en 3jumer oer=
iammelt ndren uu0 nit dGer 9raFt
ibrer 9ungen Die .MdrlelaiIe4 Ian9en.
sic fonnten MIR nit ser ar0Bten
S6ipierigfeit CUR 3ube debraht nerz
Oen. Sin 4Htrdg Der @ertbeioiger Der
Qn~qetlagten. Oeu 9ro3eB 81 oerIdies
ben, nur0e ron Dem Seri9tsbofe abb
gele6nt.
Ct. petersburg. 8. Suli.
Sin QuTru6r fca inter Ben @aro.=
tiira7itren in 3arstoie 5slo O1ogr
enttan0en IeiH. oaB Osnielbsn Der5oisa
nuroa, 3eituugsn 81 leisu. @aro.oi
fi8iere, Sic barber beir1gt ngro.H.
srtidrtea, 0aB Der GynIt osr erlrifs
nen WdBrelsln, I'M Die Qusbraitaag
Ser reopIutiondren 9yopa9an0l anisr
sen 3ruppsn gu %oerbatsn. IolH un3.=
6aurt 9uire5uHg inter oeHTelatn Asrs
porruft, odB Iel6It o1s 9e5sB w
SfFi3iere %asfd6r0st lit. sic iprs4sa
in Der peIiimitiInitea 4siie pon ser
4usbrsitua5 Ser SurbaI;tdt in Der
Nrmea.
DIR Riuiiteross Snneru Stolppia
6at elm 5s6eimes 3uHoi6reibeu gu ois
@guperneure ser pyooiH3e1 lpa0 NJ.
grdfeften ser Gt1ote erlaieu, in Dem
er 0isiel6en oardui aafntrtiam madt,
oaB tie Oafir oeraat1o-tlih 8e5a.,l
merosa, Mann irgsnO Elm dntiiiOii& :
Qusbru9 i%tQttftnosn Ioate.
Der G6arit petsrom. 8efJAIs5lfsr
Ser Dla0trirs0 ra3oHer in 8idl9ia1
beI6uloiJt in itinem 9eridt an Den
9aiisr, osr Geuts i'm rRaiiI6ea ~
p1liOen" ber0iisnt.ini pur0;. sic 81
Sen. oaB lie rd5rsno Ser Dor aar3.rg
bort itattsefuH0er.H &ubet0runssH
9omaen iparfea inO nit RspoiUeyn
IAc6en. Gr bebauptst 0aB BE Erao=
pen MIR Damn f,uerten, peHn is 81
IeAr propp3iyt pur0en.
~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-08
6 Dina.
peting. 4. Juli.

Die iapanii6tn Militdr6e56r0en
i5er3a6sH am /. SuIi Die Geitung pom
Dlatoen in Der WanOl9urei an Sic
iapdniids GiDjlperuoltuHQ Qebtars
trifft ARRANGEMENTS fiji ods 3uriids
3ie6tn Der mtlitdriI6tn @ontroae au9
IN anoersn Gtdoten 0ss SuRern Sss
Uldnoidurei ndbreHO beg Suli ua0.
Quguit.
Der amtrifduii6e aoniut 96omds
Sammons lit nab Wfutoen 3urid5ss
tebrt, nm Arrangements nit sen Gbis
ueicn fir Die groiiuuEg BON Wutoen
uu0 AHtung fir Den auspdrt!Jen
6aa0el 3u treffen nlls6ereinItimmung
NIT 0sn 9eitjmmungeu Oes amsritaniz
Ihen 8%ertrdgs nit Slpan pom Sabre
1903. Gini9e @in3sl5eiten iEO nc9
uidt erleOtat.
6err Sdmmous CAB beute benz Die
set6nig BON Tutoen @raf matIura,
sem iapanii6en 9eIdn0teu in Gbina
6a1aIhi uno an0eren prominen!en
iaplaiIfen uno dinsfiGeu geamtsn.
Elm 8duett.
pie Regisruu5 Ser 9ereiniq!ea.
Staatin a5t eiHsu Druid duf China
asts, nm 3oadduier in Bort Damn
uH0 glnhH9 }I erri2tn uno aud Ban
Qunit 80 beItimnen no Die @ii3Hs
6o5n mad @!aQ.poFot in Sic Mlno-
Iduyei tommen ioa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-08
q IN n
0roni&im. 4. Suli,

2tont9eln, 4. Jun,
Die 8elmausg Chicago Recoros5es
raIo Grpsoition fd6rt morgeu fri9
bon bier Ha4 i5rem 6auptquartitr in
SpiB6etgen ob,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-08

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0ie 9eputirtentammer 6:ial0B tsgz
te einitimmia. joe nOt6ptn0ile Qus=
gobe fir ben gepiaatcu Gmpfana oes
ameritdniiden Steaisietyetdr5 Root
au MAIDEN. tcenn er 0isies Gam auf
Reiie al Ben, pasIncri.aniIdsu
Rcn3reb in 9;o Sanei-o bsiu6t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-08
wnr. 8. Bryan.
Gr 1T init isiugr Satin in spne0B
sin%srtrOifsH nuS BON Oen SuarHa'
Iiiteu ~intsrbisiut iuOrSsn.
eeins grfGaruns 9.

6r crfeHHt Oas aOmpIiment Der Der.
idieOeHen stantsiOupcutiOneu on,
BdIt a6er cine stDaise GamOI0a.
tnr fIr bsrfribt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-08

2on6on, a. Suti.

)" O"Ws
9is Sdpaner babln, pie DER &orrs
f~p1no,at Ser .01ilD g(ail@ in Soul
beriftet. tbatiddIid 0en 8diier oou
9orta in Iciuem eigenen QaIalte gum
G.eidn9ensn qemadt. iuoem lie sen
4alat mitpoli5si umgeben bdben. sic
~letOupteu oob Ger Sdrjtt uot6menoig
aeueien lei, ga oer Eaiier betdn0ig
u3triQuirt, um d~lspGrtiqe 0iiIie 3u En-
tdulcn mo IN Der Nrobin39tuheit6run.
cen t~ereCrlurUFeu. Der 8aiier bon
s}oycl bet tlr3ti6 I'M Die @rIdu6ni8.
IN Ntr ameritdniid en @eIdnotIhdit
3uilu6t iufeu 5u 0drfeu. puroe a5er
abG,uieltn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-08

Der Golii6pydfett oer Stoat SUI
rii @toy3;1 murOe btute ourt siie
Bonnie ots mad itm 9%trcorie7 Uuros
'S,a, e,,.set. Der 9yaj Sttroai ,93s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-08

Tsuty 5HI6rit heaie 0a5 Queens
U}eOicai1 t,a3u0t All Dem uu.9.r
6|idtslruu0iiit in &iH9ston una nere
aulaBtt elnen &tr,Jlt uoa $4,000.
Eit %uitrGreaI uuo &a5oyl.orien
luur0eI 3trit6gt. 0JrlRttr Die bltierio
lelji6.n 0ts 01tntIiteu 9eTnObe.ts.
0spdr.sWtut5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-08

Der S+oousy N}ayn Yopers aus
8ofou. #apitan O'RtiG idei;erte am
ltBsau 9}aUtd9 an otu .@r1Ho 8luts
un0 Die WlluniAliten periuateU. in
tlsintn 9oottu PAS 2nl0 }H tyrtiheE.
u19 a.th Inter syoben Sd nieyilts!teH
9stsn1. @itmastH so gtcilsa ru0e5n.
ans 2lHo $40 tormtn ma bgadteu
f1uiele ;brtr Sif.,trn nit. ais lbRsH
ut5liit Io1C sg r'lteI lie tlejUen
9oo.t euil,r1eU mtageye MALE MIR NIT
tuappeyg.o.h oem ShidiCI. SIT .cBisyH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-08
Cettrreja ur0arm

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III 'ut legation n3aH
ne 6,,t tn12taDia.51 oe Ctg 0rlf
Y.ontaal'. Cleresf.2 ee >.-
6,ct'5. ia -ts in &Elie fs5-tr J}.at.
odB oie 4j,.agae.. Ser 5fsryaaa1,u
&rle5e'oU't ZEN VI crctrlg,t1 ai5.
me9r .ansey egl.rraa age Die 8s5,.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24

When Lincoln WAS first nominated
Tor president and the notification com.
mlttee was on its way to Springfield,
several citizens called upon Mr.. Lin.
com and spoke to him about provid.
Ing some entertainment for the com.
mittee.
Mr. Lincoln at once asked what
ought to be done, saying he would at.
tend to it.
"oh, we will supply the needed liou.
ors,' said his friends.
Then the future president, after
thanking them for their kind atten.
ton, said: II have no liquors 10 nv
house, and have never been in the |
nahlt OF entertaining my friends in
Shat way cannot permit my friends
TO DO for me what l will not do myself.
l shall provide cold water, nothing
else."
And cold water was the refreshing
draught with which the committee was