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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-01

There are a whole lot OF fools that
were all right when they were born"-
Detroit Free Press.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

Notice IL hereby given that. the as
sessmcnt made for the improvement Of
Harrison avenue from tho west limo OF
ThiHicth street TO point ten feet
west of the center line OF Thirty third
street M per assessment roll number
ITO, was made by an order of the com
mon council due and payable on tho 9Th
day of March, 1905, by ordinance mum.
Der 32l5, confirming said assessment roll,
that the following are the names Of
tho pcrsous against whom the assess
ment IL made, aud tho amount owing
bv each towit;
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-01
When They Love You So,

@NE time I'm awful sick In bed
An sometimes I'm dolirious,
" 'CuI got fever In my head,
An when I'm tn most serious
MT pa, he sits beside OF me,
An en- he rubs my head, an en-
He says when get well. why he
Won't ever scold his boy again.
An 'cn my ma. she ruhs my head.
list burnin hot, an en- her chin
-at quivers, an she says, Poor Ned!
His little hands so white an thin!"
An 'en she says she never knew
How precious ist "A boy could he.
Ar when I'm well shes gotn' { 10
list what | want her TO for me,
Al by an by my sunty comes
An says when | Get well, why, she
Don't care X have twenty drums,
An she will buy a sled for me,
An my big sisters goin' { buy
A really pony list as quick
As ever doctor says at
Am well again from hein' sick,
iAA SNSli tNi S4d NV VI AAuh
Comes In an stays awhile with me
Whenever doctor says he can,
list kind an gentle as can be,
CuE once he had boy, an 'en
He had N fever. an ats why
Aes awful kind TO me an when
he sees me, why. he starts { cry.
An even teacher comes { see
Me on her way from school. an en-
Che says II won't be hard for me
When come back 10 school again,
TcE she won't make my lessons long
Or keep me after school. an she
.fst wants me 10 get well an stYong.
An en- she stoops an kisses me.
An ats tn way you really know
How much they love you, when your
head
zzt burnin' up an you can't 60
8 Eovheres except to stay IN beA
An even II you're awful bad
An hot with fever. why. ron know,
10 makes you feel LIST sweet an glad
Becux they all 'ist love you 20.
y. W. Foley in New York Times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10
HER WEDDING
GOWN IATO RIBBONS
iRHdh Entaned 4 1 Ire Man one
/ We'd starslsd
AsseabIed euss

IgANNLfNNL
NEW YORK Ian he pres
ene e many guests who had ARRIVED
Ito witness her marriage 81 nouiae
EGoge, d wealthy and exceptionally
pretty 17yearold girl Yves Hfigh.
ton. s i, tore her WeddinE into
shreisl Her hushandtobe Nunelo
lskaYanlcos Witnessed TIE al md be
coming enraged created . GENE and
threatened her life. he was ted
from the house.
Miss Goges and skayanico had been
EsWeethearts for some time, and
Evenings ago set their xeddilg ic
Monday. while prepaftg
ceremony, and while her home wR
haltalIed With guests the bf1detobe
was informed Of matters relative
skaysnieo which affected her
she became much excited and taking
her wedding gown into The rcomwhere
the nuBpanu'Vofpe auo Wy Wy
seated tore 1t into ribbon, af
which he declared to skayanico this
she would 0 marry him and that shs
did not want to see him again.
skavanlco could not understand
girls action at first but wien
found out that she was in earnest he
became boisterous and threatened
KIN her If she did not keep her prom
Use. Believing that he would carry
out his threat her parents advised =
to report the matter to the police
which she did. Detectives are
search for SRayanico.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10
BRIDE OF TWO WEEKS
SHOT NEAR HEART.
Her Husband Is Held BY the Police to
Await the Result of Her
injuries.

OIL .H
BRIDGEPORT, Ct, Jan. 1o.-Mrs.
Stephen aeOlard, aged n, and q bride
Of but two weeks, is dying at St. Vim
conts Hospital from the effects Of a
bullet wounl directly under the heart,
inflicted by a revolver in the hands OF
her husbahu, a raolder, who is held by
TIC police, without BAH, pending the
result Of the injuries.
Leonard maintains that the shooting
was accidental, and that it occurred
while he i is cleaning his revolver this
morning II their home, at 81 Johnson.
street, but the police take a different
view Of tile situation, and say that I
Mrs. Leonard dies, as she is hourly ex'
pected to DO, they will charge him with.
murder.
The police have learned that Leon.
ard has not been working since his
r erriage. .wo weeks ago last satur.
day, and lfat Mrs. Leonard, who was
employed in a corset factory before
her marriage, returned to her old posi-
ton two weeks ago. 1t is believed
that they had o Quarrel and that Leon
ard shot his wife intentionally. Leon
ard says he was sitting in their kitchen
cleaning tie revolver and it discharged
when his wife Sas standing to tie
left of him, as the bullet entered un.
der the heart and proceeded through
her body on an apparently straight
line and lodged in, her backbone at q
point Of entrance. Coroner Doten IL
not inclined 10 believe Leonard's story
for he says that IL Leonard was
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10
COAL OPERATORS
ANSWER MITCHELL
Hide Text Of Declaration, But SENT.
nent sssms to Be Against Con.
ference With the Miners.

TILKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 1O.-In'
diyidual anthracite coal operators REP
.resenting IN annual output Of 10000
900 tons met here Monday afternoon
and sent a. answer 10 the request o.
President Mitchell, Of the United Mine
Workers, for q conference OF the mine
workers committee with the coal oper.
ators, A resolution was adopted that
the answer Should not be made public.
Forty operators. we're present and the
meeting lasted an hour. the situation
boInk discussed al length,
/ After the meeting one Of the ope-,
ators intimate ed plainly that the reply
sent to President Mitchell was not an
agreement t. lanot the committee,
is not unlikely that the operators will
all declare their willingness to renew
the present agreement for another
term OF years. In, this manner It win
deyc!ve upon President Mitchell and
the committee to take further action
accept the otter, The general sen.
d the operators was entirely
against granting recognition Of the
llspn ana anelgbt hour any
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10

ports have preceded this minstrel
show into this city. Capacity business
has been done at all the leading cities
in the country an the heavy advance.
sale here Is indication of.a packed
house:
II Is said the First Part is as re-
.freshing as a dip into salt water. It
is a tonic. And with the conclusion
Of its melody and its merriment and
It's lights and shades, for the first
part is said to be done in as many col
.ors as a chameleon's coat, the minds
Of the audience have been soothed
and the general verdict is that Mr..
Field mas given to the public a ne
.cesstty. The refined humor is said
to be in keeping with the artistic
prospect, and the melody is expressed
in songs as varied in sentiment as the
many light effects. Ebony minstrel
men in long purple coats and high
purple hats commingle with white
faced minstrel in immaculate silks
and satins. 1t is during the first part
that DOC" Quigley introduces mis-
eccentric dance in an act called "The
Head Waiter" The act is known as
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10

PRlcEslFoR @PRlNcEss CHIC
Boxes, s1.ou, orchestra $3.50; dFess
circle and first row balcony 500; 2
G, b, and s balcony, 70 eentsi q
], K balcony, 80 cents; gallery
cents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10
IN THE BEeT OF N

stella-lrcar about Mabel?
Bclla-Yer. she has resigned from
70 hirtations aud will now devote her.
self strictly 10 George-New York
Sun.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10

cid yop struggle against the cor
sequences Of temptation?' inquired Gle
prison visitor
"Yes'm,' replied The object Of Inter
est
"Ah, If you had fought just
.harler you wouldn't be here today
Il done the best / could, ma
said the prisoner, modestly. tool
three policemen al, four bystanders
Sit me into TIL patrol wagon cleye
land Plain Dealer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10
masonic Banquet.

sHiNNsT9N, Jan. tO.-Ths shiaa
ton Masons viii hold their annual
banquet Saturday night The hadte
Aid Society Of the Methodist Eplsco
pal Church there viii serve the
treatments and one Of the clarksblf
orchestra VIII furnish music for tne
occasion. A general good time g sn
ticipated.
Gsbaw!" said The judge there's Ros
reason why you people should be- 9
serced. Go home and make UP 9l1er I
are no grounds
"But, judge" llic man frantieaily IN
lerrupted, 'tshe hasn't told you ItlhH the
whole truth. l pushed her down 9 stairs
once, ana it was miraculous that shss
wasn't killed or crippled for lie
Kew York News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10

6lelIu-tlCaE duouL MaueIa
Bclla-Yer. she has resigned from
70 firtations aud will now devote her.
self strictly 10 George.-New York
sun.
Hewitt-why did you cut that fel.
low who Just bowed to your
Jewett-l wps getting back at him;
he performed an operation on me .
while ago.-Town Topics.
Eye-Taere 5 no use talking, Adaut;
I can't take care of the children and do
the housowo!l too, You've got to get
"a Girl.
.slam with resignation oh, very
well, I suppose this is where | lose
another rib-Puck.
rsee wha, i goty" cried Bobby, a
city.bred boz, al he came running Ia
iron a chicken COOP, holding In his
hand a china egg.
"oh, go put It back" exclaimed Ma.
bel, his six yCarold sister. That's
the egg the ben measures by%,"-Judge.
Dir. Blngo -1,he couple in the next
fat are still on their honeymoon.
Mrs. Bingo-ttow do you know,
AT Blngo-,Tt was raining when he
came in last night, and she didn't
make him stop to wipe his feet on the
mt at tho front door.-Brooklyn 80.
SIC,
"You were arrested for striking
your wife,
no, Judge answered the upWort
NY specimen Of manhood who wa
on trial. II had made 81 pass at hefs
and she was lust feRchinH torthe stove,
ia when lls ofleerB came and tool
me IN chasge That Nasnt An GrteIi.
mat rescue Washington
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10

"The Gridiron Club" and is a take OF
Of the famous newspapermen's club
Of Washington, by that name.
The olio is said to be rich in spe-
cIalties. Each act is touched witr
humor in sympathy with the keynote
sounded in the first part. The Flood
Bros. are said to do a comedy act diff.
ferent from anything Of its type. It
is a serlo,comic and passes with snap.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10
TINE STAGE

-
The Grand opera House has never
offered ansthtng better than the
Kirke Ia sieIle comic opera sThe
Princess ehc which VIII be present
ed at the Grand onight rol.
licking story Of love IN the feplal
ages and the scenes laid In Normandy
are said to be gorgeous and5new. Miss
Elaine Won Thiele viii sing the role.
Of the merry Princess Chic who
nasqusrades n peasants garb and
eventually wins ne dashing Charles
the Bold Mr Frank Kelly VIII ap
pear IN thesrole Of Charles the Bold"
his wondeFfaisbaritone voice and mag
nidcent stage presence being espe-
oially sultea for Tie part
Theatregoer 81 this city will have
a. epporfmit osee the All 6. Field
GREATER Minstrels at he Grand Opera
House Friday night HatteringFre.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-10
"You were arrested for striking


loo ole seathsr seas. Adarsl1 A.
Carter. water street, rfrt ward.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

ldrei5e ibr noa 6eut, ooer Ip6tebsus
mor8en. Sic .Utro a5erraitt ieinl"
Sbella ia9 NIT Ieitt 5uiammeuge
3o5enen Srauen 81 0apsn bina5er.
43sr oieis id6eIts; lie frsuis Ta AMI
riatig User Sita's Qie5ensuaroiateit
eegen Brian.
sNEe mare e. .penu mir ale suiams
men nab 9aaimacmoD gingen, nm
2on9 9e6epObI 81 iassn2" i6lu9 Som
opy.
pas niiroe Die um9eft6rte Oelt
lein' meinte S6eila. .5onD fam su
uHs tommeu. epenn sr Abi6ieo DON
uns Hebmen pil."
g3a3a fin0et er isine .3eit msbr@,
mari Som Elm.
Run beun, meinetneoen."
Ilr. 9dmbegi Jimmie e6enfaQs 81,
mn, od ipeoer Gapen no6 Sitd ejneu
@lnipurf erboben. 10 mar Die Sa6e be-
idloiien, uro Die flint flngen 9eu.s
1alenoerten mad 9oQimdcmoD binu5er.
Sir 4ut6ouh @arep cpar nero6s
auo ii5eaaunig - bon fem geiiht
ra3m ME purb 3au6eri6lae eiueu
gang perdHoerten 4usorud an, ais er
U9IB Ntbt0n st9lidte Tel 3auieUo
mar oas Elm bubIdes Rdo6en! 8cun
er sepuBt bdtie -. a&r Reiu, an 8lei-
ben mar ouf teinen san gu benton.
gs mar sinid6 ieiue 9fli6t, bab sr
letR 3eben in Simer6eit braAte 49,.
limo beirat6eu poate er porlduIi9 10
pie 10 niat.
9idtsoeitopeniger erpies er fa
UiiB &lIbtou So Siren ais Elm iebr
3ubortommenoer @aIberr. Die iaRgs
Dana ibrsrIeits mar gang 2dGeln uHO
2ie6enspiiroigteit.
sic nolsn uns alio pirtlia pers
laheu2" fr0gte lie beim 2l6{tie0e nit
elmer Stimmt. poraus elm unoerlennz
barss 8eoauerR tlaug. nuno idOn
morsen2"
IS muB iein". entgsgnete Cir Nm
t6oaB ua9 einem tur3sn uuiddifiger
3ossrR. aQieiue Softer iino gepedt,
ale qnpronuEsen aetrofisn, uuo ....
Rem es 9ebt ui6t anoers. 4lio abisul
8isaei9t t"refien mir uns n6dftss Sa9r
in 2oaoon ocer font irgeuopo.4
D9tB Afhton rei4te inn Die 6aro
uno er dhittelte lie frdftiQ.
Qn nd6iteH Mlor9er fupr Sir an.
tbonp init lsinem @epad, Ieinem 9etbz
oiener uno ieinen 9unDtn Der Gtienz
i5abnitation 3u...
aGuer SouD 1T Elm unintersFdnter,
i6perfduiger 9tann4, iagte Sta nib
ton 3gv ieIben 3sit 5u i6rer 6reunoin
8tpen. a@lber Is tbut mir oo6 ei-
gentli6 leio, baB er gegangen 1T; id
bate ni6ts Oaseseu se6abt, 9abD Ga
rem 81 t%peroen."
.lluiinu, 5itdi"
Gs mar Gpen fortpGbrenb, ais %
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

lUVEtlfBAA9J
sNte saant Fs Dir, 56eila9" fr0g.
/ GlptH. ais Die 6eioen Sapeiisrn in
}iaansr plgeH.
gegSt4 ialsdtl Six 1T affeetirt
lHo faHa. Apo ia bin a5sr3eagt, DAB
g 9aar fdr5t."
5ie it meine 6reuEoin, Sbeila4
glanegts @pen.
syfibtts, id oerga5 6ds. d5sr Su
isastsF uHo iA lasts Dir sjHfa6 Die
Ne3r9eit. SlFt 9a gsie5sn. ME lie
Gem iaoeR Auaen5lid aHglobt2 Der
ofmme Sunse lit gang bingerihea non
'9r. 00t! iei 8ani. DAB ih mir pesen
US teiHe Sorge Sa madeR bIaahe!
= > =
am anbern Mforgen 6atten bic Rss
ser.polten Th psr3o9en uub bic nod
usraa an 8dameu uHo StFduhern
hdngeaeen Sropfer aldH3ttn i'm tlaren
SoHnenidein ME 8iamaRseu. Die
S9ueitern tparen i'm 5alsbalte Be-
1tdftj3t, uro 5om Butte oas 8orrebt,
nit Der Id0nsn Sta uEo f5reR 5uns
hen eineu Sang oar6 ben PART mas
den uRo ilr i'm 8orbsi8eben Die &tdae
ssigen 3u e%iirfen.
Isle iteben idmmtli9 Issr", iagte
q bitter, Pas balls la6me 5bisr,
bas geitern lire 6eitsrieit erregte, bat
bus sdn3e peitldufige @e51uoe iur iA
ALIEN. 9ia Sh0nes peroen Sic alto
ntat 81 iebeu 6etommen. MiB Qibton.
gtoer 9peeusp. uuisr alter &uti9er.
1T Elm Original uno pirb ibnsn poR
Der Set er5dbleu, 100 Die 3esmonos
nod reid tpdreu UNI fIptt lebten. uHb
mo cine gauge S6aar StaGburIhen
unter ieiusm 8sfe6l itaHOen 49,. sic
iptlen niGt. pie es mir 3u 6er3en 9e9t,
Dob i6 ieBt niht einmal Elm e~in3iles
8eitpfero mein et3en neunen Tam"
fii5te her iunge ufanR leioenf6aftlih
Ain5u. nqls 8nabe beIaB i6 einsn
Bonp, o5er er itiir5te eines lh0usn
5ages. ais ih itber cine ettpas 9obe
9ede ieben polte, un0 brad ben Gals.
Seitoem babe ih tein 9fero mebr &c
ttieseH uno an teiuer 5udsidgo me6r
t9eit3enommeu. Aues bas 1T fir mid
gu GRee.~
n3u Gnbel Bie m0gen Sic nur io
reoenl Das ee5en fdn8t iir Sic srit
an, UNI cper gpsiB. mas Die t3ufunft
ibnen nod 6ringeH lpiro. lie 3eitoerz
bdltnife tperoeH iih auh gpieoer an
bern; un0 bann ertebt R~nodna6pnna
in ieinsm alien 9lan3e uuo ne9msu
bic Desmouos bic ibuen 9ebii6rsnoe
Steaung in 0sr @eieai6aft fpieoer Elm.
sic ioGsn ieben. nap i9 cine CUTE
Brop5etin Gin, W2r. Desmond"
3om i6ittslte ben 3opf, op6 in ieiz
men @u9en Ieuhtete es trobOem boffs
nuHsoDn auf.
IS iiebt Dorldufig ni6t bona6 aus,
ais ioate lire 8orausIaguu9 in @rz
fiaung ge6en. 0lsin 8ormuno lit Der
4niidt, Der 9srtau' oes aausen Suites
fei 60hTtens nod I'm ODER 8pei Sabre
A~in3ubalten. LANCER uuf teinsn 5aa.
Sn 9ottesnaraen! @pen UNI S6eiId
iUerOen Derbeirat6et ieiH, uno i'd 800.
nun. ib Derpe II Die apeite 0elt ae6en
uuO Idtpimmsn ooer %untergeben, ME 1o
bieIe anbere arms Sdluder."
git 9dngsn NIT gauSer Seele an IT,
rem 9eim". idgte 5itd eile. ,s{6 leIe
Is in S6reu 4ugsn. SIS peiB, mas
Sie oeHten, Dsnn 5br Bid NIT einem
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
S6were 8eiten.
&Omun ton Gimp sraRer.

Ito eissns5dmIiasn Qasorud auf Der
aIten e3rBaroissn MausrR Sore.
Stammi 4l0Hes ruAt. 5eosr Stein bic.
Ter srauen Gebdaoe, iper Baum bes
Barsss 1T SsRen ans Ssr5 gspdaleu
0abe ib Hiht Ttdt2~
Sons reht. Boatommeu rsht!4 risI
8em. anno bod cperoe i6 zines ga.
ges bas ales in fremoe 6dnDe ii6er.
se5eH fe9eH. Sd sin nur nod BEN
Gamea Rd@ GigtRtbimsr, Drip aI6=
ton"
Sita DuReeyte Tb i'm itiaen. niJ
lan6editen uEo Balls sur 3uiue ae-
l~poroenen 6auie uuo eiuem peruil0ers
ten, nit llntraut ii6supuhertem garl
io Diel MAIDEN ionnts, iagte inoeB:
sd Derite6e SSbre gsFifbIe boalom-
men. On Sbrer STEELE piiroe ih az
raoe 10 bsntsn.@
sic botten in5lpiidsu ben 6Of ii5srs
fhritten. Sta IieB ND Rur6 bic lee
rem Stale iibren unb 5eIa6 gaes auf=
merriam. Sons bepegliae Patur
bate bic ge6riidte Stimmung uou 1ors
bin pis0er Gbgei6attelt, il. sr 5lin3elte
feline 8efdbrtin mritis an. ais SpeeneD.
Der binter linen bertrplte, i'm 6auos
umorebeu fem Stedeupfsro rift uno
gaH3 uH9l0ublide DiRge Don bem elm
hiseu @san5e oeS 0ssmopoi6enoaus
baltss beridtete.
,uRo pean bic Stro6g6pfe nidt
pdren. Die briiben in @nglanb ouerlei
neumooifde @eIebe fabriciren, Damn
bdtten mir audi feline Qanoliaa. unD
odnn nitric glr. 5om Elm e5enfo arr.
Der uu0 rsi6er 9err Iein, ME fein 8as
ter uno iein 9roBpater unD ale ii6ris
gen geItor6ensn unO 6~egra5euen Tss=
monos bor Tim iparen@, fhiob Snees
men eNolih feline lanle Rsbe.
Sitd. bic dpieoer6Dlt mii6Iam elm
@dbnen untsr0ridt bate, iab Som an
S6luhe I5erraiht an.
nSit bds pabr2" Siesmal mar i6r
SntereHe EDIT.
rmetpinss, Die Experimentation
DGreu freili6 nod INNER bd, rcd bic
spiiroen fi6 nit Der 3eit d6trasen Icl
Ten. &6er tommen sic. MiB QIbtoa;
mir tpsroen BEN BART Elm anoermal
belu&en miiReH, Id glaubs, IS 1T 3ett
sum 9uR6."
3u 3om's f%anaenoer GrIeihteruns
eri9ieu BEL Oieiem Mable lein qaniRs
den. ionoerR elm gsbratsnes 5u6u duf
Dem Sii6e. Da Sbeila iih bprIorg.
LID NIT siuem 8atter6roo 6eQnIate,
unO audi Spsn aus 0emiel6sn grunos
uur Elm bom6opat6iiHes Slid 6u6n
nabm. 70 tonute eeHls5rigea foaar Elm
5peites Qial esrei6t Deroea, uno es
5lie5 nod Elm 6IiistI uuf Der 59ahsl
ii6rig.
4Is man shu i'm 9egriff mar, ben
Speiieidal gu berlaHen. srf&ien Mar.
Qambert, I'm i'm 4uftrags I,iner U1lts
ter Die gauge 5amiiie, ben SAT- ein1es
i6IoHen. fir Den foIs,Rosu Sa9 gum
Gfen ein3uldben. @spen fteQte i'm
i6rer 5reuHbin Dor, pslte i'm 9aufe
her fia entipinnsnosn unterbaltung
Die @Htoedum madte, bag Wr. Gam
bert's Nutter uno Die ibrigs i'm ielbsH
Yenlionat er3ogen 4pOroen pareu, uno
8lpGr 3ur ielben 3eit.
p0is inteNFantl" risF lie, .Mlama
miro iid unaebeuer freuen. nab 70 pies
len Sa5ren euieoer etpGs DON ibrer che
maltgen Miti6ilsrin AL trFabren. Sd
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

IS ma6t sinsn f6rmjd un6eimlihta
@inould.
8om la6te. a5irdten Sic iid Dor
oemS pun. Der orjnRen umQebt2 &nod
ndbouuu bat ibeINens audi igintn 5as
miIieD3eiit. 10 gut pie QisiarroR
ale alien ir%lduOideu S6loher 1e1sr
bergen 10 etpas 49,, So. Ga mdrea
mir, uno "a iteht audi Ufr. lambert
Ifon an Der Tbiire, nm uns gu ems
pfangsH."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

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