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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13
pAPA's IDEA OF ECONOMY.
All Right When 1t Only Affected PIeas
ures of Others.

Not long ago We heard mans lit
tie daughter say to him: Papa, can't
l have nickel to buy some gum"
He was a good. kind man, and he
didn't refuse her roughly. He patted
her on the head and said: "Daugh-
ter, your old dad can't AFFORD such
things. 1t takes all our money to buy
bread and meat and keep you and
mamma in shoes" She looked disap-
pointed and walked away. Presently
he started home. He felt as If
hot one would help his appetite and
put him in a more cheerful frame of
mind in which to greet his family, so
he walked in and put his right shoe
upon the foot-rail. ''What1l you have.
boys?" he asked. Some Of them took
'er straight; some took 1t diluted with
settler. Nobody condescended to take
beer Our friend planked down
dollar. When the barkeeper rang up
the register it showed So cents.-La-
mar Democrat.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13
CURE FOR MORBID WOMEN.
Work and Laughter Will Exercise De-
mon of Discomfort.

When people have real trouble to
contend with they do not sit down
and analyze their emotions and re-
member whether this person or that
person looked to the right or to the
left when they spoke to them, and ex-
actly what the tones of their voice
and the elevation of their eyebrows
meant, as the morbid woman does.
Morbidness should be accounted a
wicked demon that can be driven out
Healthy companionship, laughter, long
walks in the sunshine and plenty OF
work will exercise the wicked little
imp Discomfort and make its victim
the happy, healthful, hopeful woman
she should be. Form resolve not to
be constantly thinking of self, aud
you will be surprised to discover how
much less complicated is your outlook
upon Observation-Disclosures
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13
WHAT CHARLES DICKENS SAID.
Great Writer'S Remark TO Small Boy
fingered Long in Memory.

Mr.. Henry c. Robinson, witty law
yer who used to live in Hartford,
Conn.,. once told the following anec-
dote one evening when ne was in
Producing an English author to Hart
ford audience. The first famous
Englishman whom / ever saw was
Charles Dickens, who lectured here in
Hartford when was young boy. |
had read some of the stories of this
great writer, and l was most anx-
ious to catch a glimpse Of the man
himself So on the afternoon when
he was expected to arrive / walked
up and down the street in front OF the
hotel where | knew he was to stay.
The hotel was built close to the side
walk, and the long windows OF the
parlor were so low that the passerby
could easily see into the ROOM / soon
realized that gentleman was sitting
within, reading paper. stepped
close up under the window and
pressed my face against the glass.
eager to get a good look at the
stranger. Yes. IL was he, It really
was, l had seen his picture often,
and couldn't be mistaken | stared
and stared, anxious to impress every,
feature upon my memory. After a
few moments he turned and saw me
there. the little, eager Yankee boy.
gazing up at his face; and then the
famous man. laying aside his paper.
actually smoke. SO that | really heard
the voice of the great Charles Dick
ems himself. and he was really talking
to me-" Here Mr. Robinson paused
and some one on the
platform inquired, What did ne say,
Mr.. Robinson" He said, replied
Mr.. Robinson, in subdued tones, Go
away, little boy, go awayl'"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13
statesmen WHO LACK TACT.
Two Giaring instances of Inef5cienc:
Put on Record.

zone Of the most difficult things IL
our business" said the proprietor o.
one OF the retail clothing stores, 'is
to get hold Of statesmen with the requi
site amount Of tact. l believe more
tact is required of statesmen in our line
than almost any other
Not long ago We had young sales
man here who thought the only way to
please a customer was to keep up a
line Of con talk. One day a plain
looking old man came in to look at a
business suit. Well, az he was putting
the coat on the old fellow the sales
man patted him on the shoulder and
told him in low voice, 'That1l make
you look like a real college boy, all
right
IF there was anything that the Gus
toner didn't want to look like It was
college boy. and he left without buy
ing a suit.
Another time the same salesman
nearly queered sale with a poor, con
sumptive. emaciated looking middle
aged man. who appeared to have one
leg in the grave and the other one
dragging. II there was any subject
that should have been avoided it was
that Of his state Of health But the
minute the salesman saw him he want
ed to let him know that he remem-
bered him from a previous visit to the
store, and said, Well. how is your
health these days. anyhow?
That was enough to remind the
man that he was probably there to bu,
his grave clothes cleveland Pisin
Dealer
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13

To the somewhat lengthy list OF
royal peFsonages who have cultivated
more or less Of skill in the arts must
now be added the name Of Prince
Ernest of Saxe-Meiningen. second son
of the reigning duke. whom the his
photographers describe as a painter OF
fine talent. He is now engaged upon
a canvas Of large size. destined for the
amphitheater Of Jena university. The
subject of the picture is the Prince
Elector John the Magnanimous. found
er Of the university. The painting will
occupy the whole of one wall OF the
amphitheater in the new buildings Of
the iversity.-LondOn Globe.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13
rse Sandal Question.

A college girl whose city home de-
cars her from trial Of the Kneip
cure has for her neglige foOtgear the
same style of sandals that children
wear in the summer time without
hosiery. They give my feet a good
airing every day and my toes a
chance to spread out square as Mother
Nature intended they should is her
simple explanation of the idea. She
does not carry her fad outside the
limits OF her own private apartment.
but even so. the time Of release from
hosiery and stylish shoes is a great re-
lief, she claims. to tired feet.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13
a REWARD or FAITH.
Conclusion Drawn from the Destruc-
tor Of an Ohio Church.

A congregation in billy district In
Ohio bought small tract of land and
erected a church building upon 1t,
says the Youths Companion. Then
the question OF insurance came up.
Mr.. Sipes, the wealthiest member,
who had contributed more than half
the money needed for the new struc-
ture, declared that he did not believe
in insurance. This is the Lords
building He'll take care Of It," he
said. His view prevailed and there
was no insurance. In a few weeks
the building was struck by lightning
and almost totally consumed by fire.
Another one was erected, Mr.. Sipes
contributing the greater portion OF
the fund as before. This time the de-
mand was almost unanimous that 1t
be insured, but Mr.. Sipes again OBJ
jected on the same ground. IF 1t
burns down again, brethren" he said,
-'I'll agree to rebuild it myself" Again
he carried his point. In less thar a
month the new church was struck BY
lightning again, and although strenu-
Gus efforts were made to save it, the
loss was almost total. There must
be some reason for this, brethren,
said Brother Sipes. Il am going to
find out what it is" Thereupon he
employed a force of men 10 sink
shaft on the site of the twice des-
troyed church. Within few days
rich vein of iron ore was found and
the church property was sold for
many times the amount needed TO buy
land in another locality and build
again. 81 tell you. brethren said
Brother Sipes, sit pays 70 trust the
Lord. He's a great deal better bust
ness manager than anybody in this
congregation"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13
LAWYERS THEN AND NOW.
old-Timers Had Little Difficulty In
Entering Profession.

The young man who wants TO be a
lawyer nowadays has a much harder
road TO travel than he who wished to
adopt the honorable profession in
days gone by. AS a rule, he has to
take several years course in one of
the law schools of the state, then pass
the state bar examination, which is
not planned to fill the profession with
blockheads. Formerly" said Mr..
John p. Poe, now the oldest instructor
in point of seryice-at the Uni
versity of Maryland Law School, and
former attorney general, "all young
man had to do was to read law in
some lawyers ONCE. Then he went
before the examining committee.
which asked him a few questions,
after he had been vouched for by the
lawyer under whose guidance his
studies had been pursued. These
questions. as rule, were kept in the
pigeonhole OF the judges desk, and II
the aspirant for professional honors
was very ambitious he could go and
see them beforehand and prepare him
self for them. When my father went
up for examination he was asked two
questions, How many volumes Is
Blackstone bound in?' which he an
swered satisfactorily. and Can you
tell the difference between whisky
and brandy? He professed ability to
and was passed. The
men who became great lawyers in
those days did so because they were
naturally lawyers. not because of the
training they received"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13
Am al sea.

Gentlemen. recently said a Ger
man professor. who was showing to
his students the patients in the asy-
lum. this man suffers from delirium
tremens. He is a musician. Ii is well
known that blowing brass instru-
ment affects the lungs and throat in
such a way as to create a great thirst.
which has to be allayed by persistent
indulgence IN strong drink. Hence.
in course of time. the disease you
have before YOU
Turning to the patient, the profes-
sor asked;
What instrument do you blow?"
and the answer was:
THE violoncello. Illustrated Bits.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13
BEMARE!

Other wares look
ike It but thegenu-
inc has the name
Stransky Steel
Ware oneach piece
Do not be deceived
First prize at Is
International Exhi
bitions- Highest
award at Worlds
Columbian Ezhid-
ton, Chicago Pre-
ferTed by the best
cookingauthorities.
certified TO by the
most famous chem
ists for purity and
durability. it is
cheapest because
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13
Her Mndestv.

"Ah, my love sighed the ardent
lover IF you only knew how beauti-
full you are"
you mustn't speak Of il. protested
the modest girl \ don't want TO
know"
why nOt2"
Because it would make me too con-
eeited." = Catholic Standard and
Times.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13
At Wernicke's
Hardware

The only store In
this city where tbs
Genuine Imported
Stransky-Stssn
Ware is sold
A little higher in
price, but outiAsts
a dozen pieces Of So
called cheap enAms
eled ware
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13
FirstNationalBank

ing. George B. S0vinger, Thos- q Goodins.
Hemau ", Herbert. Edward A Walters
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13

Do a general banking business,
receive deposits and loan money
on approved notes.
OFFICE HOURS:
9 to IL A. NJ. to 4 P VI.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-09-13
BEST,

Remember. this
celebrated enam-
eled ware Is special
ly imported for and
sold in this city eI-
clusively by u.s.
It does not rust
nor absorb grease,
does not discolor
nor catch inside; Is
nosafected byacids
Sek 49,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
9srasR cdr bon CT @aHF II. gsisssuFHs str.
N~iguanitr. Wis.

10 &C, Nis, - 4uF Der
an 00rl. Sounsas bier abgebdstensn
SabrssoerTommlun9 osr 56oeraiion
Der tath. Gereiue pon Mlanitompc
@ountp puroen folsen0e 9somtsn srs
pdblt: 8rdi.. Sci. @agnon, 5po Ris
Ders; 9ieez4rdI,, BET. 6offmann,
Ct. Nenssl; Secr.. 0alttr M Scbcs,
WaHitopoe; Sdabm., 6tnrD Rau,
5Dp Ripers; gersc.-@om.. 55eo. Q6f
glanitonoe. %. WUlner, 06iteldp.
Sac. 8etb. 5po 3ioers; 0eleaatm 3ur
StaatseoNoention, Wm. Qiainaer
WlaHiiopoc. Ser. Wittmaun, 06ite=
lam. Sol. 8lein. Epo Ribers.
SeffsrfpROille. Suo. - qm
9. SUM iinoet bier bic Stadtseonoens
iion Der q. So5ns Ritter fast.
SOut9 8etblebem, 9a.-Qm
90, "a, %. un0 20. Mu purre Bier
bic IA. Notwithstanding hes ,.
j. St. Stadts0er5an0es pon BennlnIs
pania absebaIteu. Qm Sonntaa Iu6s
mittas fdno cine SiBung oer @recuz
the oes Staatsoerban6ss tatt uno
abenos fir bic 3elssdten cine ansenebs
me u%Hterhlltung. I'm Monsa1 nurs
ben %iocannn Die @eln1ftsTbungen ers
0ffHst uno am 8instaa. qbeno fano
cine SroBe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
itdtt, auf peIfer ols9eoner auftraien:
Rso. Carl 8rusbt, 9b. ., Der ii5er
oos 3bema: rDeuti6ldnO ais Qebrs
meiterin" ipr06; 6r. RUPERT 8ruls
ger, nit elmer ReSe i5er Die 9flih
ten bar tdtboIiiden btutiden giirger"
uno 81. 6einr. geder, Der Die Traae
er0rtsrte: nWas oeroanten mir omsris
ednilhgeborene S06ne unieren oeuts
I6en 8dtsrn". Qm Wittnp6 pur0e
mad einem feierIifen &equiem fir ale
Dertorbenen Mitslieoer 6eg Stuats=
perbanoes pie Observation-Disclosures
gum qbihlfb gebroft. morauf elm
Set 9ontstt gu Gbrsn Der Delsgatsn
FoIgte.
2edOenDprtb. 4dng.-9er inn
leBIeH SdDre IN WtGltd Qe1rlinoete
9ettfds &atbolii6e Staa!soegbanb
pOn aanias belt bier am 15.Mat feline
srite Understanding as, auf Der
fait Idmmtlihe 8ersins oes 8er6dnoes
our9 DeIsaten unO 9risher oertreten
maren. Sine GOnfitution puroe ents
porfsn uno anseHommsn uno folaenoe
geamten puroen erfpd6It: @eiitl.
8atbseber, hpdp. g. 5erOinano, 8.
.. g. 9eapenportb; 9rdf., q. 20. BIN
lehman, 4dnias gitD; 9ice=graI.,
@orI 8rosmoun, Seneca; Scr, BERN.
4laiinsii, 9ea0enport6; Qerpaltunoss
rath SOi. 3dbIeri6an, RdnIas Gitb;
glar Salt, anoaIe, Re0. g. Den3el,
SernDon.
Rangatud, Conn. - Qm %.
uno 30. 0ldi belt bier Der Gtautspers
6dno Der oeutifen fatb. gereine Don
CONNECTICUT feline 20. generolbsrs
lammlung as.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
Gin @rm6 aus Der Glpiacn
GtaOt.

so lab Die Staot. na1 Ser mein Sers
iib iebute.
59 lab oas ruhurumitrablte efp'ge @om.
Sd ltaHo i'm aroBten Sempel oieIer @roe.
Sm t~ubngeip6Ibteu, bebreu @etrioom.
@ie iene auppel. bic our Some raoet.
erl6ipang mein frOmmer @eiit ii6 bims
meltpdrts
uno ipdbreno GaHf9ebete aufpdrts nall
ten,
SrfaBtc 8ibrling punoeriam mein Sers.
Sd Ieate beim a~boitelgrabe uieSer
8on bunoert Sheuern etnen @rus.
llno preBie lel5ii. bon Gbrftrht tief
ourborunQen.
stuf getri ebern 6uB Il ben beiBen auB.
git Stauuen itanO i6 Dor ben Sies
gesbogen
Inns iab I'M @eiit Der Qailer ftolse Waht
gfit &eburItb tpeilt t1 auf ben aieIens
%trimmern
ln0 badt an 8omas nunbereoIe
Rradt.
60 muBteu ipobl bier 8eib an 9leid
iid rei6ea,
llnb Golf Inn @oIi in beiBem qambf bers
eeh'n.
Guf 0oB bas 9roBte 9eih Ii6 bier ere
Bebe;
Ger Stride geid. 6os eluia fpirS be-
iteb'nl
Sd i6o.le iie. be @iege oieier airde.
Ser alTofomben banfles Qn5hrinth.
$50 buuberttauien0 @1art'rer iin6 be-
grabeH,
9ier fnHo i1 bebeno - fur9tiam tpie
Elm Sinh.
In Pacei" leie ib auf roihen sels
In Pacel~ ruffs ans ie6er @ruft mir
gu.
8 i5unt aud i'd bier ra6'H in gottes
5rieoeu.
6ir's orne 6ers her ia5nfe Crt Der
Ru6.
9o1 -- eera beridH i5 6ieie 8ies
ien8rufte
llHo teie empor sur iorteufroben Welf.
no ieoer @alirH Bon iberreiHem Geaen
lluo ieoes 5nus Don alter SAINT ersd6lt.
"a fteben ie. bic altern6en @aIdite.
limb idGueH trdumfriia in Sen 8bers
fLuB
@ou i~Gufsen 55b'n entbiet,u Iouus
uente.
lie @~ieigHidnIeu mir Ben trcuteu Cruz.
God iieber, oIs su oraieu Warmcrs
fdnfen,
Zen lesten 8eugeu bon erloi6'nem
6uhm,
qerF weine Saritte if gil @oufa6riss
ndtts..
8u maHaem to45erebrteu 6eilistbnm-
g ie6e S5anHe Grbe. no is ftebe.
N ~t5HgeUeibier 9oosH. bell ess eanS.
1uf oas Der 6er- nie 51ue feines qihs
u grsass Ssasas sss & gsirus,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02

ihaft aus uHo osr9riefer foGte eiusm
ioifsn 8atboIitsn 70 laR5e bic Q5io>
luton 0erpeisern, bis er Ieintn Ns6ls
triit eingsie6en bat. Sinh einmal bic
peniseR tatboIiitsu oeuti6tn 3situns
aeH perIdapun0en, oann 9eht e nit
Dem feiten @Io25eu Ter adt1oliten
otutiaer 3unse l6nea obpdrts. an
S.eae oes feiten 9lau6sns tritt Der
Snouiereniismus uno Der Wtari& auf
ZEN brsitsn 0eae asbt i~olunse oors
mdrts, bis man eHoti6 ben Sumpf Der
8lou6sasloTgtei erreiat Sat. Mo5en
ooh Die osutIfsn 8aibolitsn in oisism
Sauoe baIo einisheu, oaB man, o6ae
cine tdt6oliite 3titang in Der Semitic
81 e05en, i5er bic 9orgdnge auf Gem
tJrflbaeH @e5iste i'm Duntlen berum
taIiet IND odb man. ipenu bic 3sit Der
Srufunl herein6riAt, nitt ms6r i'm
Stauoe lit, isiuen @laubsn uRo feline
Stride 81 perthsi0igen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
Bel 9oraus3abluug 5oH
III so

Sin bohieier WeibpaFsrteFel
anf Isinem gldi6, nit aufgsIsgtsm
Ridsls grutifir. Elm prddtiger Qrtiiel
@r5Be. 10 3ca.
6Dntltn's 5dHbbu6 bea
n Il bttaen unD 2affenats
las Der melt. lls6er 44O GGten
TART uno eni6dlt ssIeslits gsfims
munger. Gouiulate. Gins un0 an0ers
E15saen, Rstspts, qoitssiebs 2anos
tdrteR etc.
lie g4ders Rnb Gdttsns
5aus 3tttuns", sriteint p66ents
li6 BON II bis 20 Sdtm TART ano lit
auertannt zines Der 5siteH sanonirt6s
i6aftlitsn @laitsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02

Sur 9ertBetIun9bsr gars
ptndlsbite. ~ SO piro 6eutsas
tase in Der 3a9tspreIe 10 oieI Don sis
net oun0leiteR 0ertbeiung" 0es 3a6l
Der 6arOindIs auf bic oerIhieoenen la
tell tn2Guoer. 0efaIeli,u. bic aupiis
ienoe pahociirte QreTs" legt 6alo oies
lem, 5oi0 itnem 9iI6of ooer fonfilen
Nydlatcn Elm Nort in ben Dumb, ods
auf cine 9ritil Res beiebenoen S1s
TENS hinausliuit. 9si an oieIem@ars
e%inalsaere0e miro INNER Der 8eoauts
uno Die &ordusicbuu9 unterleq., ais
lei Die fdtbOliife Stride uno lire &e,
9%iernnl eine osmotratiIhe @inrih,
ting uno oas goasgium Der @ar0is
male cine pertretcnoe a0rWrg6afte
29aiidhlin lit oas a6sr gar nidt bei
san. 0en ioateu oeRn Sic Gdroindt
%Oertrten2 Nenn bic Sbeorie .ihtil
D6re, odB Hos III. 6oaeQium cine psri
tretenoe 80rperi6oFt fir bic 8di6olt
ten uno bic sinSelnen Gambler oes Sro,
trelles 1T, 10 piiroen Iib odraus BIZ
unseheueylitite item 5olgerun0en dbIeiteI
goNeu. 0dnn ndre Dem oan3en Orient
oie 9roBe llugsrehtiatsit p~iosrfa6ren
beute aud nidt einen einSi9en garbi
nal 81 BADEN; gang Siio Ameritd bal
lnrett. oaB esSabr6unoerte lana tel,
ntn bate. Dor nitt iebr ldneeu Sab
rem bate GnllanD NIT 100000 Rat
tbolitm Iosar orsi9oroindts, pi6renl
e. beute bel elmer piel 1r0Beren 9aiEo
liteu3abl audi niht eiuen einaisen bat
Dit Redt iaat oaber eiEe r0miI6
3eititrift, 0dB nat Dem ,ein Mdni
cine Stimme" SbitemS iiodmerica mil
icinen oiersig Miaionen Qotboliter
pier Goroindle BADEN ioute, nenn BIZ
Der. Staten sineu 6aben. IS lit aa
r0o0u ldferli6. penn QelpiHe Qeuie
bic cine ngerehtee9eriretuna" oerQer
Staatm i'm Garoinalscolsa foroern
ouf Die Spmpdtbien 6iuptiisn, pslhi
oie8atholilen oer9er. Stdaten benz 6l
Batter in ieiuen Idnersn 5riibialen in
Fran30Flteu Gulturtampf entaegenges
brdft baden. @erabe ais lei Der TO-
TIE Qut Elm 6an0elsartiiel, nit BEN
Der 81. Batter ben auten Biaen uni
Die Snmpotben zines tenimmten 2ant
oes eintauitsn miihe. Die eommercis
eae QuffaFung, peIds aeipihe 9eutt
pom 6aroinaIsbut babn, III ssrabs3g
elelbdFt un0 banal.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02

Sin trourt9eB Set en-
Der 3tit.- Der nBa9rbsitsfrcuHb"
in Cincinnati, oer felt 10 9a6ren en-
itien uno bic dlteite beutlfe taib .3tis
tuns unieres ganbss lit, pirb am J..
Suli einseben uno bic Qbonnentenliite
an ben .Shio Waiienfreunb" ibeytra=
gen psroen. Der @ruHo lit. neil bic
publication hes sDabrteitsfreuub,
ihon ieit Sabten nit 9rluh fir bic
0srausgsbsr. 9enji9sr Bros, geIdab
ano iomit cine QsHoerung notGmeu0ig
Durbe.
Dele 9batiafe, I6rsi6t nit Rs6t
oer gYittsb. geobahter4, biloet einen
iraurissn gommsntar 81 ben i5srs
Ihpenglihsn ilBm Relolutionen, Die
5ei isosr 8srIammlun5 zines Staatss
oerbanots unb bes Genirdl 9ereins
in 9qug auf bic tatboIiits preHs gss
fdBt peroen. Ga. nenp bic 0syausges
Der NIT 60nen Worten 4apier,
9ints uno Qrbsit bs3ablsn ionnten,
itdHoen bic 3eituNgeH Fn ie6r nobl.
Qber 9erabe oa bopert ss. Uir t0ns
Hen nit binaern auf adtbolitsn sci.
gen. nelde aus Doaer ae6ls ibg $50"
3a ben 8sioluiioHeu gsbsH unO IslbIt
teine totbodl6e, oeHtIhs 3situng
i'm 6aHie 6dIten. Wir lennea anoere,
ptlde iol6s 3eitun8en balisn ~ a5sr
oas 8e5ableH osrgeHen. 5sruer gi5t
g cine isbr grobs 3abl aas6oli'sR.
psIfe pebI cine beuiide, n5er teine
I atboti d 3sitans 6alten. BE-
icnoers menn bic II nere etpde ar0s
Ser unb .ihletisr@ 1T. WeHn ss 10
uti!sr ss5t uno bic taf5o.iifsn 3eis
iunseH nar NIT itonen 8s6en unasrs
iilbt DsroeH. odnn ptroen ii6er lur3
ooer lang nifi nur BIZ, fafholiihen
otutl6eH UohsHbldtisy, %i0noern aud
BE taiboliit Don ogr
Silofldte atrihmin0en uno eer ante
tdtbolii den giteraiur itebt bic 6aus
tbire often, Die e in Tranfreih oer
5aa If. Wenn Elm gHr5sr bei Nus
btnh zines BRIGGS Dem Fsinss a6er
bic 5ielung Der gan6sstTapptn 4uss
tuHft erthsilt obsr ben 1sino in liz
ssno elmer Utile autsriilbt niro e.
i'm Interchangeable als 9atsrlanogs
gerr6iber befonoelt gHo haRorentli4
sridDftn. 0snH elm gaibolit cine
aniistaiboliihe ober ne3situn3. 3Dis
iten 0eren Spdlten man ben 6aB az
gen bic sat6olii6e 9irfg an6 osrsn
Hhtbore5 Eberboapt beraussreifen
tam. burh announcement obsr Qnseis
gen unisriiisi, oeJ 5sseb. 9srratb an
Der si3ensn Wuitsr. an cer oon gHri
tus sshiftsign Girht, sr ihlieBt iih
O5u islsR iRsiEss: pan ensR Ssnsins
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
$500

Cine Reis nm 5 ! {
Belt oermittttH beR Gtes
reofcopts. 100 q6otosG6rom9g.
NnThtgiartsn otr intersfanteits n
9labs ptr Bslt. botftin aus3efd5rt.
Disis fsinen giibey iammt e %srsoiccps
unD NIT sintm 5abrsans oeier 3ei'
tuna, portoftsi nur 2 30, e9Hs
Sisr<oicop $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
Del goraus5a9 lung Don
TO o.

Sine bibi6e fran5oFfte griar
9feifs nit gernitsiHs Spite.
Grimm Webiter's oeutfb t
a mericuntfh DIES 70 orter
ue6er 300 5eittn Ituri. Gun
Grsruen Der ensIiiden Spade IN
eui6ebrIih.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02

WaH iH9e @tfo nar mis.sIh poifs
oNr erprsBs0 eloaRpGiungsE resis
ltrirtem grisie. cher suf Wilpautee
Gbicaso otsr Rep gors laatsnos
0sais..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
9ei goraus5o9Inns Don
%21O

Der 6 otumbta 8aIenoeE
152 Ssitsn Itart, rti6li6h ansseitas'
let nit elmer 6iiae ls6rrrsiden uni
intereHdntsn geieitoffes.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
3rdmi en-
fir 1907.

Del wfricter 9oraus5s3abluns IisfsrH
mir bic 3eituna auf Elm poiIss Sab1
uno irseno cine Der foIgenOsn Bras
mien:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
Bel @oraus3a9luns Don
42.75

fsiut ftrtftoptfde gtls
Der, ouB Qe6tn G6rttt bal Il
heltno. ammt gutem Sire
rtO1cop. Ter G%mpidHgsr Sat Sci
rieisr 9Jdmie bic GrpreB,ofsH su
Ba6len. gortoFrei $500
Bel 9oraus3ablunq Don
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
pInstoFr hiibdJelt.
ron .IifiHam".

Waasr uno S8uiss. .gaisr
81 6lgel Janicnlus.
81 Ire Fontane
Al an Ser Ct 8eierstrAe
81 Scala Santa 5sim saieraHpalaa
81 Monte Pinco-
u @5miihe GabiD13Ha.
81 Ea6iueree6iree
81 Granddaughter i'm 0atitah.
10l Eabcana StEilaa.
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y gEsass ssasas sss 81 gstrus,