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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-03
Freedom and Love,

Freedom and Love.
How delicious is the winning
OF kiss at loves beginning.
When two mutual hearts are signing
For the knot there's no untying!
Yet remember. mid your wooing,
Love has bliss, but love has ruing:
Others smiles Eaay make you hckle, I. y
Tears for other charms may trickle.
Love he comes. and Love he tarrie4
Just as fate or fancy carries:
Longest stays where sOrest chldden,
Laughs and flies when pressed and d
den.
Bind the sea to slumber Silly,
Bind its odor to the lily, !.
Bind the aspen ne'er to culver.
Their. bind love to last forever.
Loves Are that needs renewal
\ or fresh beauty for it's fuel
Loves wing mouths when Gagged ar %
Only t Tered lie scars enraptured.
Can you keep the bee from ranging.
Or the ring-doves neck frarn changing
No; nor fettered Love from; Gying
IN the knot there's no unty'lg. :
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-03
EDWARD NSver sells Horses.

One of King Edwards rules is that
when horse has been In his service
It shall not be sold. The horses are
kept until they no longer can be ussA
end are then crlloroformed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-03
The Maiden,s Lament.

The Maiden's Lament.
The wind rocks the forest,
The clouds gather DER;
e The maiden sits lonely
Beside the green shore;
The breakers ere dashinC with might,
with might;
And she ming!ss her signs with the
gloomy night,
And her eyes are dim with tears.
1.-THE earth is desert
And broken my heart,
Nor aught TO my wishes
The, world can impart
Thou Holy One, call now thy child from
below:
I have known all the joys that the world
can bestOw-
have lived and have loved
IN vain. oh how vainly,
Flows tear upon tear!
Human woe never waketh
Dull deaths heavy ear;
Yet say what can soothe for the sweet
vanished love, M d
And I, the Celestial will shed from above
The balm for thy breast
Let ever. though vainly.
Flow tear upon tear;
Human woe never waketh
Dull deaths heavy ear;
Yet still when the heart mourns the
sweet vanished love.
No balm for its wound can descend from
above
Like loveis sorrows and tears.
Schiller, Bulwer's translation.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-03
Loru Wo,sesey's Oauanter.

Miss Frances Wolseley, the daughter
OF Lord Wolseley. spends most OF her
time at Farmhouse, Glynde, England.
She is one Of the keenest women gar
deners and thoroughly understands the
scientific side Of the subject. She has
founded q school for gardening at
Glynde and personally superintends
the teaching. Miss Wolseley is heiress
by special remainder to her fathers
viscounty.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-03
catlser,,la.

caiIfoenla.
dreamed dream OF beauty,
OF dewy orange bloom. s5 @
OF waving p;uG1es of palms and gusts
81 subtle. Heet perfume q.
or Niles and ,are roses
That glistened bright between
Rich banks Of brilliant tropic blooms
That I had never seen.
I dreamed about the ocean
And mountains close beside
Their purple mantles bordered BY
The silver Of the tide. fs 5
i dreamed of holy brethren
OF gentle word ana deed.
Who journeyed over half the world
To SOW the Lords good seed
To toll till church and cloister
Arose for Christ's dear sake.
Though DER the thresholds. i'll my dream.
saw gold Dopies break.
And 10, as was dreaming,
journeyed swiftly through
Three days and nights--then awoke
And found my dreams come true!
Evaleen Stein. in Sunset Magazine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
THE HONEST BOY.

Once there was "a little boy about ten
Years old He made his living BIZ begging
ANA selling pApcrs. one day he saw "a
man drop pOckethook Tom tIs that
was his ntnc) picked it up and looked
u 4t. There was fifteen dollars and
many valuable papers. Toms friend
Who was standing near. shouted: ron.
for good umc' Ic, us buy a suit
apiece nnu have fine time"
Tom rcnilcd, NO It's not fnfna san,
She man drop it, Wis friend said. Here
comes the man back BOW. Tell him YOU
haven't seen IT,
The mans Vile. who w8s standing M
The door. heard the conversation S0e
allied thc innn and told him abnif II
Tho man returned and asked the boys hid
they seen anything of purse Toms
fricud said, mo eir. we nsvons. soon,
it' Then Tom soid. "iIcro 30 isl" as lo
pulled u out Of his paper bag Tho man
said Honest boy YOU arc Tom come
gn home with me-" The man dressed
Tom nicely and sent him 20 school When
Tom grew 20 man he was hired by The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
LITTLE ALLEGES SORROW
By ELLA jerks, Richmond. Va.

once there was a family who lived I'm
the country They were very rich and
well-to-do. Mr and Airs. Brown We're the
mother and father OF little Alice Brown.
They lived ia a beautiful country home.
In Tie summer the trees and grass were
all green and pretty. the house had large
porches, ana IL looked very comfortab bile.
Mr. Brown was devoted % his family.
and they lived "a very happy life. After
So while Mrs. Brown got very tired of the
country. because &c was So lonesome ian
winter while Air. Brown was az vort, and
httie Alice Was al school Alice is about
twelve years old Sne' was The only child
OF her parents. Her father was a good
hlan-old NOT USE strong laua.uaa. nor
take q drop of Whlskey After a while
tN'y NOV ed % tn-ir city home Amer
t--J Adu been LIVING IN tue clty "a year OH
t"o "a gentleman met Ar. Brown on the
street and invited uim To 40 tn "a Io.f...
" gun 4iiiI ti- promised ~ possible, % DO
air. Brown went and enfoved himself
tets inuct- When supper Was served Air.
'i'-ltA aaAed hlln wound he take a. glass
VINE tir said DO. De- diou cara for
- lr iooA'd around. aud saw every body
t-s- uflnAing Wine except himself Alr.
s--.---tt N'lt OLA iAalstus. be finally said.
l'N keep on insisting. reckon I viii
.'ttr 70 take o. glass lie drank tl. nrst
slowly re liked Il So well u. kent on.
Nt -iiHi"s y. u4ul Ae drank TWO glasses
.-.l q mar tte would have finished tne
tAitd, but he saw the other gentlemen
-lau stopped When tAc, gOt ready to go.
,ir ~sAtd AIR smith when would tl..
nave another ueetinsi that Dee certainly
uiu enjoy himself.
When Bee went home Do did not tcl Ills
~-'r amour tne Wiue Ae had taken. When
.Nii.e went to bed she went 90 Kiss ner
ltiner 5000 night SHE smeued D. strong
'dor OF tho wine She said: "Olt Won
smell Ike you have been drinhirl whf4-
,', ~ s-iu- 40. no, little Airl, it ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
NEW ENGLAND WITCH
CRAFT.


tn the yrar 1852 occurred what is cauoa
the New England witchcraft. Certain
people rrrt ntya To- Doe affected with fits
or sptSms. and old women were generally
Thought o. Do the Witcaes who caused
tHcse. People were iu terrible dilemma
The most convenient way to Dee FREQ
from suspicion was .to Doe am accuser $50
the number of accused increased every
day.
Many OF tac most prominent pooole OF
tho day believed in tho existence of
witchcraft kindred testified against ono
another The most absurd evidence was
LlAen. and almost ANYTHING Am aes.,se~
told WAS believed. & wart or mole was
sufficient To convict amy one. Tho people
were tried so the regular courts Of the
COLONY OF Connecticut. where the delusioo
was worst During the whole time OF this
disturbance nineteen persons were pat to
death and the iaiis were Kept crowded
mis- thing lasted several months ana.
no doubt, every one was glad when il
ended.
SAMUEL LEE ROBERTSON
Tally, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
A WINTRY DAY.

Mother. john is coming ta-porr,yy.'
SAID Alice ~ m so glad" she said. IS
sAe ran over 70 tho nursery. She played
ul-tlI u was time 10 30 o. bed. I'D She
slept until o'clock the next r-o--,i-tr
ane 1te Der breakfast and then cut out
paper dolls unul about II O'Clock. when
sue heafu The Dell rims. and she ran down
.t.1 opened the door and there was joint
lAry played untu supper-tlme. and thev
-pphed out Or Tho window. and IL was
$40" iAs- After supper they went To bed
.'-iL l-.r next morning after breakfast tfs-
gay '.ea4i coats and hats ou. and John
s'-t. -ct build "a snow man." So thev
.,-A Went to work and rolled a ban FOR
.-.9 i.''r- ara body Will go and zen
.- ola Times Dispatch. and ask nlotfrr
So. d h.i and coat. said Alice Tleu
t-'s called the boys auI -frlS who ,,..,a
7,''.'"s nearby Gu look rt &c.
$40. CLAIMING I-FERNRE
-ell Floyd Avenue. citv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
UP ON ThE CLIFF.

went TO visit my two little friends la 50
Friday. and stayed until saturday eNe-
ming Saturday morning. after breakfast.
We went Tor ca walls up ON the Gin. To
was perfectly beaut4ful up there. We
gathered some fcrus. ani brought them
bone We went down = creek. too. and
saw some little nsn swimming about ia
The water. We stayed upon the elm about
two hours We found "a plank. aud we
got on 3D. and slid down the elf Talk
about fuu-but We had a. when We got
back zap or the clin we wece so tired we
had 20 rest a while before We could wa Ok
about. When We got home 10 was time
for dinner After cir~1er We played "a
few games. ana then 10 WAS time for me
To- come horne. When ] got home L told
my httc &ster what a nice time / had,
and She s.lI she was going with me tho
next time ] went. But don't think / can
so ans more before next summer.
NJ. LOUISE RANSONE,.
Elk HUl, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
NATURAL WONDERS OF
THE WORLD"

There are many natural wonders OF the
world TIL. Natural Bridge IS one of the
most widely known by an IT is "a sus-
pension hridsc of rock, and from &c tho
county gets its name-Rockbridge. 1t
rises to tine height of 20 feet from the
stream lclow To- the top Of the arch
above. The arch Is 80 feet wide. CD feet
bro1l and ODD feet long Across it runs a
public county road. On both sides Of this
road there orc trees ana bushes, and
often travellers pass and do not know it,
Ia was apart Of the roof OF an ancient
limestone cave. Tho most remarkable
caves are Weyer's cave. in Augusta c0uu-
-. and I.uray Cavern. in Page couaty
The Grab Tree Falls are the greatest
OF the catelacts in Virginia. Balcony
Falls and Dismal swamp are other natu-
raj wondcrsD
OLIVE ~. AGEE
Norwood Nelson county Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
MY TWO LITTLE KITTENS.

I have two little Kittens.
one is my dearest pet.
She. follows noe an about thc house.
And catches mice To let
They are dear little kittens.
love them. yes. indeed.
They are pretty kittens.
I clll them peary beads.
I give them bread and milk to cat
And meat sometimes ass well.
They love nae. ola. they love me-
Better than tourue can tell
ELSIE Y. TIIWEATT.
l6 Clinton street
Petersburg Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
THE LOSS OF A NAUGHTY
DOLL

Ana ] seas cole les name is Ella.
|.' ALSO Lracn her good manners
nl.@s. ianN sou and .iG you
b4t When I try TO wash her fac.
You ought 10 hear her bav.i
- "a "hen her cars I Try o. wash
why j can WASH them at am
Ny. You just ousht to- See. her.
" men Fila she srts bad
9"~ hicks the dollhouse over
ana makes lne awful mad.
once when took her FOR a wall,
,r'11i'7r N.oAeo, an screamed. an whired.
'tt tuOk her straight home
walked OUT. am Ioft her behind
But aIas. when I reached ho,. :
iooAed. but could NOT rra ner
she haT evidently gone.
ANA mad !eit no trace behind her.
She N ead ben been gone two days now.
ana 4 didn't know what To- 90
tor whenever ! passed a nla,rnsto
4"Gy asked the reason Tor lookine ga
So sat right down an cried
Tie loss Of my poor Ella
hut when hunted from attic down
round her IN the cellar.
s4r had been carried there. no doubt
bN ltDpy, our great hig cat
Dqt when l found the darling
But held her in my arms
So very. very tight
i""' no doubt when 1 got through with
She was very pale and White.
New it matters not what dolls 7 have.
nor IL matters not their cost.
always love my Ella best
bc ause She was once lost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

man 20 STAY ir his Office Tom SOON
canned enough money o. 20 into bushes.
himself. Tom wa soon married and r.r
d DfigAt ittie cir. and boy. who were
t.t-sHl never 20 tell ie and always u
re honest Toms friend stlu stole and
committed "a murder and was hung
NICHOLAS b. MUNSON
". IclIl elueeL l-ntershllr ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
Letters From
The Children


Dear Fsdit,~-r bs,, ,.. --....
f1r fhe T,,- nov am sending You some poetry
roach tf.er. ir ing pasr, which hope vii!
though. r. was i,,s- g'u i9r my prize I
another soon viii close ,oe- t5,t % WI
my poetry 30 print Your little friend 10 S7s
LUCILLE ELLIOTT Baldwin
inN -0f. Farmtiue Va '
r,oq- r,t...- t
dren.. ra.s by i'T ne pen rra1.ns YOUR chill
Sunday and am ,ert- f7f, ~ 'o2 every
am Very anxious to bee,5,. y '-sS,ga "a II
baee ser nd me one % your badges. as
O.. put one in for o,tr-t ,s,,,,ti,, ana am going
you very much n YOU would send me a ba9r,
Yours very truly. NORMAN T. E07-rSSiS
SO 1NG Eass Grace Stree- r2i,r,,',-f
''-
Dear rlltor-r t,,or.. ...-.,
j. d. a. a. mas %. l.-c" 20 read the
II nv ie--o.. ar ,,,,, nave mot seen any
o. ,c. rn,. ,f ,,, t, M '.l.t IS very anxious
ri.rs v.hf.b 4 .o or ie,ters ! hope This
certainty a. crf', ' ft1 '',~ WI. BE- printed;
Mceh .re '' ~ an Una" ~'rac~ To- ion our club
Ehhern. w. Va. '''''''' w.
Dear EIt.r-Th. Lass ti.,.. ,..-.,. o.. .
was nvIn- in Frankun H. h
przr sou can senl ID here v.., ,3 &c.
some nlce artists. tncIoscd Won VIII tnT a
drawing entitled ..f}oinr f,r 81 4,t.l.. ~ et.i
hope v.il ,scane the ,'sst. - M, ~".cn
Was - hin tha the ink ran tbr5g 3s pap Bs,
success. : remain sincere, " yo,,,-l- you niue"
G Is Market street p,-arsl,',r W y, @i-'-
Dear Eltor.-r bone This f~e,,,,. ,,,,, b..
suitable Tor YOUR naner. have ne, "ri,.e.
THANKSGIVING dra wing Ina ~, -, 49,,
tnat viii sur or rather / canno- fbint ~ =
81 en- vei,au. paosrs I'm. a. =, p - .1esl4s e..st
you VIII take &C. 1 was AFRAID If 7 drew Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
Innhled Places IN North Arer;ra

Atnartosurea Bov. Tckettnan Island
Ccbkcnou River ANie.niahp Cyts fIoi-
neneh cape Namsi".A Like. Osatncrmc
a capital Auirllir1 state. OmceSf cur
Nudohs Bay Aaakis cninsula Robxar
Point
MYRTLE HCNNICUTT.
Fcrgusson's Wharf, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

IT FF--N , PFILE WINNERS
Frank 2. Roberts. Jr.. Chase city. Va.
Ter st1ry ea-tcd "My First 'Fossurn
stunt"
OTTO l.. Mestor. No. so7 North Second
Street. Richmond. Va. for drawino en-
titled "Tre Tines Dispatch euidinq. ="
Helen C1amberiaiuc. No. 721s West Cary
Street. Richmond. Va. for cravsino en-
ttcd "A Cirgs Head"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

mE LS-tS T 9 FOR NOVEMBER
anne Robertson 5ar<sdsis, Eikhorn. W.
va.
BALDWIN 6ar"eil II Berkeley Place.
stauntcn. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

irar tii. 'r.--ihr la~r ti.ne D wrote CD 500
moved t' fetrrbure. n L happen to get 4
lfi@r -nl can snnl if here. You certainly hav,
'.nr nlan artists Enclosed you VIII una a
drawing entitled "ioing for "a Ride" which
nope wii escape the waste basket The mar o,
was ~l thin that tho ink came through but
D hnno fhat WON'T hurt WIshins Won fru.a
NA '''~s, remain sincerely yours
NARY \iNGNftA BRoCkWt
cs n Market Street. PETERSBURG VA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25
spiritiit unO saidenfinRlcr.

Ger befaunte enqIiide Spiritiit
Corner er3dbIte iituait in ben 3eitlr.
aen bon elmer merfmiir0igen gribei.
uunQ. 0ie er Qebabt hdben mil: err
beiano iih in einem 3immer, no orei
2ompcn ungc3iiuoet paren uno Iegte
ieiuen @rm inter Den zines Mle.
0iumS. uls er plobIih lab, nie aui
Ser linfen Settle oes Weoilms cine
0ampfidula in Die Suit itieg uuo iiH
aIlmdlig IN cine 6rou oerrpanoelte.
Die 5ruu idrttt ourd oas 3immer,
as einen 4pfel luo tbat nod anoers
Ginqe. 81. Goruep gons uusfibrlid
ihilOertc. Sufolqe Oieier 3eitungs.
uabriht erbot lid MIN Der 3altber.
fiimtler Mtnihenpn, Der niht milOer
berii6ut lit ais Der SDiritiit oas mas
Goruen inn itiaeu &Immerleiu als
etuoS lleberir0iide5 gcieben BADEN
molte, in aller GeiientIidfeit oor5l'
fii0ren mo sic gauge S5ene nit 5Io.
Sen 3auberfiiuitlermitteln ~berpor5u'
6rinQen. "a GorneD 0as ais u1-
m0alih be5eidmetc. i6llig Nlaibenpn
cine @ette nm 1000 0}arf Dor. Gie
@ette muroe dHgeHommeu unO
Mlai6enDn hat iein @eripreden gut
geboIten. Sur QroBten 8ermunoe.
rund oller. Die Dem 5douipiel beis
mobnteu itellte er ole S5ene poaiton.
sin mo IN allen ihren @~in3elheiteM
1or. Ser Spiritiit aber belt cs iir
Gas Bette. Ser 8orfii6ring nibt bel.
3uuobnen nuo ole 1000 Mari uift
81 5oblen M%aiennu last MN in Der
8rciie |erfldreu, 0aB CT. uenn @ornen
uift iuucr6al6 elmer 5riit bon adt
Eaqen sic Summe be3dblt babeu
ioate, Sen Spiritiiten Dor @eridt sic.
ZEN um0 Oet gau5eu ipiritiltiideH
SduinOd aufoedeu mer0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25
eomntass6ote, @lilwaafee, s%Onntas, %. MODember, 1906.

4ou3trtc isba oosF aa9 onrA ir9es-
Elm gatss Hn0 pra3iies mehaniTfss
Sniirument 0laiit in un'er Cbr az
langen laHer, 70 1T 0ag alss Ri6is ges
zen cine perI6nlife 9siAdftisan1. en-
DsrionG6ss @iHor-1sr in Gls @eFen
einss Wuiitptries. IS nil pm sen
5renOsH uao 5eierftuHOeH Der 61u@
mutt aint rs0en. Seosr peiB poa
ib1s uno aeotr bat po9I einmal en-.
Samoe erle5t. in Der er 10 eiusv III
timeH 9eHgHe uUoer8eBli6e 4u5ers
blide 0epS1Htts.
User e Bat 5traoe in Scr 6duss
liasn Nuiit in Den lsBtsu orei
.S16r3e5nten tin du5emeiner @erFaa
9l1b gsgrifIen. Gem nit alien Wifz
sela eRtsegenge1rbeftet peposH miiBie.
Wtr iebeH ms elmer 8erfllhuRg unS
0etrobaH5 Der bdusIiheH Wiufspflsge
gsssna6er. 6aB e beiHahe Rabs1rsiflih
Miro, Uis fi1 Elm Bolt IN ieiueH BE-
ten 5reuoeH islber 10 betrdsen tam.
DAP man nod INNER IN slegdnteren
9reiieH fran80fTds mo engliThe
goIltts BON psni5 WiB uR0 Derv
f6DiUoeno un6eoeutsa0er Wfuiit nit
8orlie5e gum 8eitea gi5t, lit IhlieBs
lt6 nur cine Mo9sIafe; OaB a5sr uns
iege 5re;teH 9oltsm1HeH gum 8eiIp;el
loren bsrrli9eH QsOeri31B gelen Sic
iei4ts 0tuIit ser 3iRgsltIH5el uno
iAle6teH SpsEeteH leihtfertig 6inges
ge6eR blbeu. 1T me9r ais beOauerlid
un0 ltsgt bob nur an Der arititloii3s
teit oss 9ublitums. oas Iih iDlfe
0}Iiit einfa6 a~uF0Tdnlen ldBt. SH
zen tleiHen Sta0.en gum 8eiipiel. DO
8ater uno Wuttsr IeiHer3eit NIT Sen
6eTeH 0anen unIerer Wlliit anf oers
trdutem 5uBe TANDEM. ldheln SD6ns
an0 10hter ibsr 0ds feierlids 8ers
hiltnif, Oas lire guten alteH our
Wuiit batten, uno jeoer erit6ete
,8eiBer", Der gerabe an Ser Sdaesz
o%ronung lit, genigt ibren gtIIits
dnipriAen, BON 0ereH tOmiihstrdus
riser 8eI9eiosnbeit unIere SasenO
dQeroings teiue 4bnung gu 6aben
ihtint. Soften oa ni9t 5dus uHo
5AIle 6ano in 6luo 1e6en, I'm
oieier 9erflafunJ miriam entgegen
3u urbeiten2 0ls f0unte 10 leitt unO
i60u aeI6e6en; benin Die dllsemeine
W1fihjs6e lift mob INNER cine groBe,
u~nle6rotens. Oie eiHfa6 mare es
gum 8eiIiel, rpenn 6eFreuBoete 5amis
lien ibre &inoer untersindn0er 3ur
U}uIitpIege sr30ssn. Ricbts lit reisens
ser. ais elm gut etngeIpieltes 6duss
quartet. 9dsS ingen Don guteu Duet
ten uno Ser3etten (pie ib0n tlingen
0rti 5rauenitimmen neben einaHosrD
mHBs nieoer ME frii6er cine 6aupts
u~nter61Ltung un'ersr S6hter perOen
un0 bic @eieaihaft ioGte ourb 9;e
Ginri5tlHg re9tImdBiger Built
d5enOe eineu pornebmeren Still, ais
ibreu jebigsn erblltsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25
Die uErfdDieSFnrn Arfrm orr
B~opffdlm
Bon Or. 3ofsf 9ubsr.

&opfI6msr5en fno cine re9te qla1s
fir ben, lpslten iie beimIuhea un0
taum oiirfte SemanO Elm maBIe6en0er
8~surtbeiIer iein, Osr nicbt iei6ft an
&opihmsr3en lei0st. I'd bite be-
balb nm gta6Fdt. Ioute Id fir 0as
ungetaHnte 9eiOen uibt 0ln erId6pfens
Den Qus0rud fiuOsa pslt5sr esm
aranteH fir Ole Shil0sruug Isiner
QualeH 81 @e5ote itt6t.
Der 8oPfihmer3 tit ME ais l.l5Hduz
oiges Sejoen 81 b.trlhten. ion0ern i'm
mer Elm Symptom. O1s perIhieOsRen
2rantbei;eu gsmsinidm lit. glar Der
Qrt nab bdben mir Is nit Slemlih ae=
Rau hdra,t,riIrtsH S6msrseu III
thuH, Die ais bobrsn0. itehen0 p0er als
ldiiiqes DrudgeiU6I be3eibnet per0eu.
SOpHhmer5en mo elm redeimdBia
auftrstsu0sr 8e1lsissr duer gnt7iins
Ounesuoradnls iuuertdI5 un0 auBerz
aal5 Ser Sddoe.ilpTsl. ser Srfr
tuR9sH Der 9gode35aut, DIR Sh1Ssls
tuohsE. DIE GHt5 au0aa5eu osr 1lsrnz
mo Ssilbs:nbo5h Der 4u1eu un0 Gbs
rtu. Oss 0e9irns mo Isnsr 61ute Tn0
ron GopH hmsr3eH besleitei. ebenio al
le f%is5erboft5n 9~raHtbeittn.
Rad oen uriahsa t5Hnen tptr etpd
ait artsn bon 90pHtmsrssa uutsrs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-25
0rudf.6Ier. Gus Imagining

0rudfs6Ier. (2tus siusr3eitung.l
Zen qroBartisen 6eit3u9 crGffRsts
cine ptdtti5e 56urjenioloHne."
8oS6aft. DihtarIina: Sd
m6hie tinmal einen fHHigen Sprua
anf meinen QeiAenItein ieben laHen;
penn i& nur naBts, peI9su!' - 9es
faHHttr; .34re Berte ioI9eH ibnsR
naa!'
Qln0erer Stdnopunti. .0as
.6srrlihtt IN Der Ratur 1T bod elm
Sonusn1uf5aag i'm 5ohse6irge.
.unfnn, oas 5errlibIte 1T Elm
Sonneuuateraang am Isers - od
5rauat Mas Mot 70 ld4erIih fri5
ouF5ui s6enl'
S6lau. s2iessr Dottor, Durum
frlgeu Sic 55rs 9dtieHten immer aus,
mas fe gu tFsn pflegsn, rDenu tie ges
Iun0 mo muutt7 Fno?" ,0and9
farm ta am 6ei.tn min 6onorar feits
IeseH.'
9orFhtis. @irtb einer guras
yuins (}gr aslnerin, ais Elm uuihen.
5arsr juRaer Raan cine JlaTus iran,
s0E'S @51rnlaaey &Esg. 6a:,:
.5TagsH Sic Jpn nur lieber aDn nal
Or Dlro an gHoe aeOcat ba6sn, ipi,
babsa teiHsa.@