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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
Flowers ALWAYS Fresh.

Apropoa of flowers. II Is not every
body who has the knack OF arranging
them. The woman whose fingers can
not impart just the right artistic touch
Or whose maid or butler is not able to
improve on her efforts, keeps supply
If her vases, silver or glass, at her
florists to be filled AT regular inter
kals and sent to her for drawing room
decoration
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
rloadlna Now out Of F.s.-lcn.

Superiority is The baae OF TIE day
and bached TAP as it so often is by
colossal self esteem ANA farWardness
IL adds a formidable contingent to the
must-get-on class IS OF people No one
wants to plod nowadays the getting
on must be rapid, and In trying 70 at
tain money without having 20 work
for Il faIsohood, dishonesty and heart
lessness creep int P,'s Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12

paG ~ this paper, of what the steel
arch viii look ke which Is to be
erected at the Intersection OF Eighth
= rect and Commercial avenue for
tho IIus lers' meeting II VIII be a
magnificent cent piece for he grand
street illumination which Chaa
Feuchtcr, Jr. has planned for that
occasion and viii be an attractive
feature in all public demonstrations
at er that
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12

In Ensiaad during tJo reign Of Ed
ward lF., riders on post horses COY.
cred distances Qi ~ miles each to
procure news of the war with the
Scots. Charles l.. in 1881. ordered the
establishment Of a running post be-
tween Edinburgh and London. to GO
thither and return In six days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
lll.Xept Irish Cemetery.

During discussion on the condi
ton Of the killGhan burial ground at
Iralee, Kerry, England 1t was stated
THAI there was no fence to keep on.
cattle, and that all soss Of animals
Went Into the graveyard and tramp d
on the graves, actually sinking down
as far as the collins. One witness
swore that he saw a COW playing
with human skull.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
BOTH DOING WELL.

Madrid, May ia bulletin this
evening declared both the que ana
baby We're in excellent health Bus,
ness was practically suspended ALI
day and the city was given over
rejoicing This afternoon King Al
tonso app AIRED on the balcony Of he
palace and was given tremendous
walton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12

William Dean Hcwells at Lenten
dinner in New York said Il heard OF
striking smile the other day \
iady was doing some Lenfen inarFet-
ing buying eggs, fish fruit PauEing
before a fruii stand, she examined a
heap Of pears Are these tGicy = she
asAed Juicy" said the dealer warm
~ why. ma'am. they're as juicy as
my old pipe
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
The Il.no.s state senate has Killed !

The Illinois state senate has killed
bill which sought to authorize all
cities in the state to establish and
ope ate gas and electric light plants,
So far as Cairo is con -erned it makes
lii lie difference Just at present she
would probably find il somewhat in.
convenient to establish and operate
z tallow candle But" tomorrow the
sun may be shining"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
SAW THE FIRST RAILROAD LAID.

Chippewa Falls Wis. May FL
Jam R. Palmer aged 95. is dead
de was present the laying of the
drst ra Of the frs railroad in th
United States and was once an init
mate friend f Henry Clay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12

Sir William gfookes who invented
the othecscope and discovered thai
lium, is interested In the entire realm
OF invention His Interest in photog
raphy goes back 50 years. Scientific
literature has been enriched by some
eight hand books and manuals from
his pen He has edited In the last 20
years sjy different scientific journals.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12

The achievement of MOO Aug, OF
San Francisco, who raised draft Ct
eight dollars to $4,000. is a -efutatlon
of the statements that the Chinese
cannot adopt themselves to American
ways.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
LABOR SAVING nRAINNL
Easy Method a Renewing Rolling
Clothes from the Wash nai.cr.

One OF the latest household uten,
sllg recently patented Is wash
boiler drainer an adjunct to tho
wash boiler It's object Is to facilitate
the placing OF clothes In wash boil.
err aud also 70 aid IN removing them,
the drainer is made Of wire, the
mesh being very large. II IS shaped
TO IL into the ordinary WASH boiler
with handles at each end, as showl
In the Illustration. The frame -
divided into -four sections, watch can
BE- readily taken apart and the dr5tG.
or folded into a small package Tie
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday for
the year 1906 ............ 2o2s
Average number of complete and
perfect copies Of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday dur
ing the month OF April 1907. 2132
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12

Little Clara, aged Ave announced
IN al emphatic mannorthat sne never.
never was SoiaS to sot masled. Her
melher asking for her reason, she
quickly answered. 'Becapse I'm 20.
ing TO DO widow,'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
April Circulation.

The above Is a correct statement a
the number of copies printed Of The
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1906 and
for the month Of March 1907
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 30th day of April 1907.
(SeaD LEO j. KLFB.
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
TIE ton Ter Persecution.

Is there nGt yet strange itch upon
the spirits Of men? Nothing will sat.
isfy them unless they can press their
finger uron their brethreus cor
sciences to pinch them the.e.-Ol!yer
CgomWe.!
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
ToId BY the Features.

Love, confidence and trust are
plainly written on the countenance Of
some people. while suspicion, doubt
and hate appear in the eye and brow
of others
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
end It's Not Worth Il.

It Is impossible to acquire money
withon' making sacrifices, most men
ana women who marry Tor 1t sacrifice
their hafliaess
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, ii.Ir4A
Population ie.fH.

FCpuI&IiDW w, hs
Mayor, GEORGE PARsOME.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, JAMES CUif'N.
Comptroller, ERNEST TORDMLS
Police Magistrate, A. J. ROSE
Chief OF Police, M. s. EAdAN
Alexander County, Population 21asy
County Clerk, JESSE N. MILLER
Circuit CLERK. LEE r. DAVIS.
Sheriff. FRANK Il. DAVIS.
STATES ATTORNEY-AIex. N
Wilson.
Coroner, DIR JAMES MckANUa.
County Superintendent Of Schools.
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED u
NELLIS. I'll
Board OF County Commissioners.
]. ]. JENNELLE, Chairman.
GEORGE pARSONg
DIR. EDWIN J. GAUaE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12

Advantages OF the drainer viii Be an.
parent at once The clothes to bi
washed can be easily handled, being
placed in or removed from the wash
boiler with practically no troabIe a
further advantage lies in tae fac.
that che clothes cen be Used ont Oh
the boiling water and allowed y
drain before handling, thus ayo,iin;
danger OF scaldirg the hands. Every
housewife woald uGd9abt iiy wei
coA Gle Introduction Of tins time
saver in The home
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12

The Bulletin 10 on saIs at the fol
lowing places:
coIeman's, 2t4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
glue Front Hgaraursnt
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12

Bones-Why are YOU cIavli1a ~.
der the machine2 There's nothing
the matter with it,
Jones I know It, but there comes
Brown RI he secs me with this
auto hen expect me to pay hiM tie
money owe Detroit Free
Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12

Sore idea can probably he galnei
from the rough sketch on the first
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-12
HOW THF TRAINS Rim

Corrected to May I, 1907.
rpAINB ARRIVE gRArNs 0rp4s%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Dturo in Wilfesbarre.

Milfe8barre, 3d., II. Wt1r5,
- 3obn 9oibus, Elm 30 Sabre alter
91uiie, luuroe geitern 9lbeno 5u 9roof.
ii0e, einem gorort oieier Stoot, bon
8eoro aomief einem 33 Sabre alten
Eolen nit elmer SpiBbode eridlo-
aen. aoTief bate, nm Witternnht
beinfomrnenO, 9oibus BEL ieiner
6rmt an8etroiien. Gr ihleppte Die
&eide nnAber noh oem naben Olill-
Greet unO mari iie ms 8aiier. Seute
nuroe Ole Geihe uliGeiilnDen. Ger
M0roer lit entiloben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
On ncfGhrlidlcr Ynnc.

Sos 2InAclc& Sal, II. M1rj
e. g. SnnO, Gin (mriit pom 2(r05.
lcp an @uoion N-N. mur0c bclttC
bon 6iidcrn ans elmer geiGbrlihcn
Gage, IN ser cr icit Is Shnocn aui
einem iAlnolen 6clicnuoriprlug oui
Catalina >S1lono lid beilln0en, gerct
tct. Gineu ltcilcH 9lDbuuB bindb ltct.
0cnO, I'M an Scr Wiiinoun0 cine9 pc.
Mig beiabrcnen Canon ST booen,
tonnte cr III tSol1c OcS brodelilcn 3u-
itlnOc9 Oc3 @cItciuS oen 9tiidpc1
nidt er5minacn lnO obIcbon am Gage
in Sccmeite picle @cutc III 9lu0erbop-
ten umber iubren, fonntc er iih 0urd)
9ilicn nidt bcmcrtbar mohen. Die
Slider cutOcdtcn i'm 5uiGuig. Gr
mar Sem 3ulaullcnbrud nobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
GnmpIcr llntcrgang.

9fem Oort II. Wtdr5. - Der
llntergong oeS norlueGiiben Gan-
piers Stub" oni Ser Sabrt bon
YbiIo0clpbia nab 9iotter0lm prrOc
belttc bier Don 0cn Gfiijicren bes
Ionpicr9 y o9oanio" bon scr Sam.
burg 2lmerfo Hinie, ser belrtc bon
Somblrg unIon8te, genlclOet. Ger
normegiide Iompicr lpuroe am IS.
Oi0r5 100 O}eilcn iiiOlicb Don ser Sn-
iel VliQuclon pom 0em S5amburger
Compiler ais l3rud ongetroiicn, mo
Die 9einttng iAicn hol Don ciucn
onOeren lamplcr 1crettet poroen 81
iein, loa lmtcrGeganaenen Shilf
mar Elm 6rnhtOumpier BON 1882
Ionnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Snrdl Gas critift.

9}cm 0ort II. Nldr5.- GrnIt
GucrcI uu0 @nttm bon 2oS }mQclc3
critidtcn in ser Ocrfloiicncn )tucGt IN
ibrem SoAirbot3 an @clthtaaa. IS
mar Elm llHidQ. Quercl mar elm
tSran5oie unO Dor ctIibeu %abren cius
Gclpan0crt &iir5lih wor ct nad Yo.
ri3 5ltriif gcgan1cn uno bate licb cine
2ebenS0ei0brtin ouageiubt, nit ser
er gelteru IN 9tem Nort onlou8te.
Otor8en iolltc 0ic Heiic nah Cos 2IH.
gcle9 nngctrctcn mcrOcn. Sin 9oufs
bud) I'M 9ciiB Guercl'a 3ci2te, OoB er
$1,000 in elmer &oa 2ln9cleS Spar.
banf ltCbCu bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Giuc SDuamit @rpluiiun.

Cincinnati II. 0iGr}. -
Glrh Oic Grploiion BON $50 YiunO
0Dnnmit AMI Dem %loBc no ona neuc
Sto0tboWital 0ebultt miro, murOc
bette O}orAcn al 0cu llmIicgcn0cn
@obmm9cn 81 glponollc GROCER
SdoOen on2criCbtct. &n ciucm Tim,
freiie pon elmer bnlbcn Weile nur0cu
oac 6cnitcrihciben 5ertriiumert
Sdornltcmc lmgcmoricn mO sic llb.
5uQ0touol &crbin0lunNen 5crriiieu.
Die Ocltid)c @rciicnbcimntD lmo 0n9
iiiOiNc Noipitol, Oic Rr0Bten @cbGll,
oe III icncr 9ohbNrihait lurocn
ihrpcr bcibGOi1t. Die llriahe ser
Grploiion lit uift bcfonnt. &iir5lih
entlolienc Arbeitcr itcbcn ober I'M
Ger0adt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

aar 5ur &crbiitung ponSdoocu mcr.
Oth bier bclttc 2lbcnS@lnii1 betricbcn
2hq ipe5icllc GSNbniB marcn Die
mciNen 6obritsF Sic in 6oIae oca
NohAliier2sstci Gage 1e-bIoiicn Bile.
bcn, belltc I'M @etricb. Morgen ncrs
0en Ole @cicl0itc in ocn untercu
Sto0ttbciIcn mic0er cr0iinct mcrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
&nltbliltigcr Moro.

9feno, Ncu., II. OfGr3. - ".
u. 9ibea, ciu aarniebn1aher, tebrte
geitern 2lbeno BON Sort 8ortb 3uriid
rno beute 9}udnrittag betrat er oie
Gonoitorei bon q. 9tepaQ on Der
SauptitruBe ser Stoot uu0 tootete
)temaQ nit iiinf Shiiiieu. Gr ct.
0ab iid oanu Der Eoli5ei un0 iagte ::
Sd miiroe irgeno einen Wann too.
ten Der mein Seim ruinirt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
auf etnen
Saunt beben.

ErufciiiOncllc 9lcflame unS 6csabl.
tcS Cob m6gcn cincm Slrtifel AZ ma.
RiBcr g!adfrase oergelfen, aber ucnn
SerIclbc uidt Snrd inncren 8ertb in
bic SOGc fommt, lit eS nntlos, ibn
Smrd 9ln5ciscn lueiter su idic6em.
rSalc'S Sunep Of SurebuunS anS
Sar" crrcid)tc ifun lansc bcm @ipfel
baoardJ, bak cs ME perieblte, SmIten
pSer Grfaltnna sn fnrircn. Gs brinst
Idncllc Grlcidtcrnng bDn mebem
sails nno SrOnditis. Wlan ncbmc es
in Seit nno ucrbiite crnitlidje 9ranf.
belt. SIR Ipotbefer berfanft cs.
Wlan lalte cs in bieiem pcran6crlidcu
ySettcr 5nm 8c6randJ b(reit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
SelOcasW WeDaiQeu.
Gtc critic &crtbcilMna bcoinnt morgcn
in GittSbnra.

63 Fcrioncn mcrOeu pon ser nGurne.
sic SeIocnionO GommiiIon" oe.
forirt, - gSObncn in oQen lbci.
len Der Ger. Stoutcn lmo Canada.
~ GrbaIten golocnc, liIbernc ln0
bron5cHe Wic0aillen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
cine lluSe gur0euauagemiltei.

beiBt c. 1T better. ais eiH Rhnb 9eimitci.
QAenn 3br auch matt lbi uno fcinen gppctt
bubt uao topifbmcr5. Seritopfiina. BldbinaeiL
zen ib cinitcilen 70 iino oas Hnr 9sarnlng5s
5eiben bon 5htlmmereu oas nod ionltncr
fua Die dlten Ui0nde ocs y. Sabrblnoeris
binerliebeH Der Bcl ibr grobes 9eber lteguli
ruuQsmiiel ous iebi ne ,,St. gerHato's aran'
terpincH" beiaiIili 10 nno oieie nn6 Soricbriii
finaeHommeu iueroeu so gro8enl teler llebel
a6baIteH. (Hte9Ri5rNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
broll5cHe Nic0aiQen.

~ Nl'1NIN sHNNNNluNN.
F FlttS burG Ya, II. OtGr5. -
Die erltc &crtbeillmg BON 0el0cns
Wtcoolllcn miro morgen BON Ser Gar.
nc8ic 0ero 6uno Gonniiion" Dor.
0cnomnen mcr0en G3 @criuncn in
pcrl6ic0euen lbeilen scr Ser. Stou-
ten lm0 Gnna0a mcr0en QoIoene, ill.
bcrnc un0 bron5ene Wtebaiaen erbal,
ten. Die in ser Ictten Ncriammluna
Der Gommiliiou nm t6. ,Snmtor 9e-
nobrten IS mcitcren WeOaillen mcrs
Ocn p0ter pcrtbcilt mcrocn Die iol-
Nen0cn Hcrioncn crbolteu Die Olcoail-
len:
@olocnc Nteooilleu: Surri@ @.
@iO0ing@, Ntihpnlltce, @ioc.; 9au.
renee N. NanIon WiiImuutcc, @iac.
Fctcr SancoItcr, OtiImnutee, 9Siac.
GopitGn Wtart Goito, @leninntpiQe,
9tem-, ,SerleD.
Silbcrnc McoaiQcu: GQo Wl. 500,
man (S8ittuc), GoneD ,SSlono, o. ~;
.)tcIa @rc0crich 9Itlantic Gitp, N. g.;
Nreocrid 9oubie, 2ltIontic Gip, a.,
s.; Otarilta 9telicn gltInntic Gim, a.
s.; %olepb Wt. Sbutc, 9ltluntic Gitu,
N.-&; 9lral 0olmqlliit, S1oQp @Coh,
9&-&.; SemiS 5. &obnion 2lngIcico,
9Gs&.; Carolina 2. @iamonoi (g8itt-
mc), Oiount Elcoiant, @o.; @iQiam
gSutfn9, GOmor0SpiQe, @o.; Sra &.
0ooiS (9Sittpe), SberooSpiue, o;
9SN0c $. Ehurncr, 9omor, 2. g.;
NIidacl Il. 0opIe, Guebcc, Gon.;
NlolOe q. lihlS, Nemurt, 3.S.;
NtiGocl Y. O'9rien Nep.yorf, 9t..
N.; Sri. 9. Goro MiQioms, Glijo-
beth, 30; Sllcp Is. 9ruIt NbiIa0el.
pbia, Eo. Naltcr $. Wlur1bah, Gin.
ria, o; 6mlotbp 6. Soogertp, 9li6tu-
buln, 8; 9lllilI9 t. Combs, Wti0uop,
GO.; Gllic G. Flonts, 2lppIeton
Mi9c.; NlcrdnOcr Cameron, Yortage
ga Erairie, Oianitoba, Gon.; Snrnb
u. Wtarlbau (8ittme). 9temsaeniing-
ton ga; Grneitine i. 9ltuooo, Wtel.
role, Oiali; Oiidoel Soiio, 2libto-
bnla; Iobn :. &ealu pom Der. Stna-
ten @imDdnoerung90ienIt Gllis IS.
InnO, N.O. rSobn ). Hlcp, Stnbt
9tClu-Oorf; Cora =. WcGnm (Nitt
lue), Yortlnno, Me.; Sllcp ,. Seigb,
ton (Nithpe), 2amrcnce, Moii.; Sr.
ping ". Gburd, g8entlportb, WtilitGr-
2lta0enlie, 2erington Wio.; Sobn ".
Farf5, aethlmL Soobo; 2erop 0tc.
GoD, aetdun Soabo; g8alloce 3.
OtcEbeterS, &etdlL S0obo
9ron3e WieOaillen; 2oliS s. 9all-
manm jun, Yittaburg; Sopinin
Steele. 0es 0ioinea, Su.; 9tcttie Stlt.
del (g8ittme), sSopettc'' Goitntp, Eo. |
Mm. @ilner, GbarIcroL Eo,; Sorrp
e. Wioore, 9laionce, @; Sobu W.
Ielo, Oil GitD, Bu.; Sbereie 2. Dtc.
@tullp, Snlralton Sail, 9(ilioro,
Gonn.; 9oniel :. Curtin Monbat'
tan College, Staot 9iem'2)ort; ISM.
z. @oIIf Camden, Ms; 0tiharO I.
Sugbe5, Bangor, NortbnmptOn 60,
Ru.; Gomnro $. Campbell, gueno
giitu, Bn.; 8n. ). @il0, Gleoelano,
O.; Charles u. Swenlon, 8rootlpn,
q. y, @omaro Wturrap, Eittsburg,
pa; Somuel Ii. Ie Sberbinin,
@ongbonL SaSfatheman Canada;
2lrtbur Simon, 8aboib, 3no.; 0p.
5. S6iQer, Sunousfp, O.; Nm. q.
StiQpea. 2(lbon, Oiih.; 8m. 5.
0nrIt Chicago; Gliiioro W. Snpoer,
ga Orange, 81; Charles Grabbe.
9lpnlon Y. 8, @a.; 9lnne W. Sun,
ningbanL Sapunnnb, 8a.; @m. s.
grune, Sanousfp, O.; 2lrtbur S.
@ottidoIf, 2oncoiter N'D.; George
j. 9fuiieQ, Sobofen, RS; 2lrtbltr
u. 9iuB. QofeuiGu, 5orbOro, Maii.;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Scr 96bcpnnft crreidt.
9ic @aiicr bcS CbiO ianscn jn
fallen at,
G5n Cincinnati miro 6cutc Scr S6bc

H5n Cincinnati miro 6crtc scr S6bc.
punft ser 6lnt5 erportet. -
ginitur3 cine$ %a0uttS in Gin-
cinnoti. - 2ie 3toOt nil $3.50.
600 fir oie 9iot5lciocnOcn aus.
9cbcn. - Giel iulcbtbnreS 2ono
nit elmer ticfen Sage SGlanm
bcOctt. - Die 6htb in onoeren
@cgenOen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29

l@ommtr obermals Gin pdar UsOnots
ba gefpobnt bNbe.
Gs itimmtt Bis ieBf dlfc alles 1ep1
Igut. ,u.
lleber bas aus 96bmtn 8ugeretE
lunD iiber Die De3tidnung XSnrNfts
lifeuer fnubte Miintr l6Htln. Sol1e
Ifleine Srrsfiibruneen baben F9 inon
iueit before erlaubt, dls Disbs= llelsen
elmer tpar. Sin biBden liisen, Elm
lbibden Wertpirruns MAIDEN, ous ftIl=
|ben aar piele als giinitig fiir f4. SeDr
Ipidtig mar, baB DieBe auh i'm Doz
riaen Gommer bier geipefen mar.
Das 5aus ber Gran Barbara Sees
tpiefer eriDies iih ebenfo i9mud als
trauIidb. Qlud bic syrau felber nahte
einen reAt aneenebmen Ginbrnd, i1llr
IbaB fie. gleih ibrer fhon angeldhrten,
|iiberf9lanten Eodter, fein grobesaiat
mar.
wluller fanb Mutter unb Soater
|beim aaffee. =
ssrau @eetpieier mar, als bic MasD
i'm au ibr fiibrte@ ioeben babei, ibre
SuiIe aun stpeiten Male 5u fiillen.
Qlls er fid) drtig tDieber 5uriid3tez
/ ben poate unb ba5u ben,erfte, bnb
Ct peaen bes 3immers bu iDdre, tpels
DIES am Shore unten ansei1lagen let,
unb 5pdter tpieberfommen rerbe,
meinte bie5rau, oas lei gar ni9t notb=
tpenbia, ct m0ge iih nur ein1tpeilen
Ifeben, man tonne ia iogleih iiber bic
Sadie fpreden.
Das fdnb Mi[ler' aud, nnb 10
lieB er iid nidt lanse gum Bleiben
notbisen.
Balb mar ct nit ben beiben Dd<
men in Elm gemiitblides 8eiprda perz
ipidelt, unb als Grau Seelpieler audi
| lire 5fueite Raffeepcrtion sludlih be-
ipdltigt bate, fiibrte lie ibn IN bas
3immer, bas bon ibm fir adt Sage
eemietbet ipurbe.
Noraebenl, odB fein empfinoli9er
Magen auf CUTE 9ausfoit angetDieien
1ei, bate er es audi miibelos erreld9t,
our9 lrau Seetpieier pertOitigt gu
iperben.
Dabur9 bate er iih ben bdufigen
lmgang nit Ieinen 9ausgenoRen gez
iihert.
5d)on beim Mittagstiih mar es
linn selunsen, bic Sprade auf Diebe
su brineer. Dieter fanb in Der Wluts
ter cine laute, in Der Sohter eine redt
befanaene lobrebnertn.
Dieies in jeber Beaiebuna mehr
ais Idlihte, ia serabe5u reisloie Mdbz
den perbarg dnsftlih ibre @bDdrme<
rel fir ben f9Dnen Wann. glls nod
iunser Mann, alIo mebr ieinem tpirtz
liden Mlter entIprehenb. mnbte ct
bier aufgetreten fein. bas ipar perz
| Ihiebenen 8emertungen gu entnehmen,
iplhe Iber ibn fielen.
(Sortfebuns folst.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29

mails auf bus Gpfa, unb Gorf bsstIte
iih, biefem itummen 1tfebl ndn3u<
tpmiller.
so, unb iebt III Il nein liebss.
brapes 9bier!4 bemertte MiilIer Be-
frisbigt unb ieBte bann bon ebrliden
Grimmes bin3u:: ,Gs 1T cine rehte
Jreube, nit eintm 9unb ilmseben
at biirfen. Dd merit man bod nod.
ipas MnftGnbisfeit unb 9reue LIT.
go unb iebt, 6err Dottpr, re-
ben mir ipieber iiber unferen San.
Daroufbin faben bic beiben 9erz
rem nod lange beifummen, unb Miil=
Ter ifelIte baIb biefe unb bdlb jtne
yrage. Der Doctor tpurbe babel ims
mer erregter unb biiiterer seitimmt.
ltnb als nad etiDa 3fDei Gtunben
iih Der Deteftip BON ibm Derabfhie<
bette, blieb er in 5iemli6er unrube
suriid.
Muller bate eine Photographic
mitqenpmmen. gs mar bas Bib
zines iungen, biibfden ipeiblihen
Wefens.
Man fonnte bas Original fiher@
lib fir elm Mdbhen ba1ten, Muller
tpuBte iebod, bab es eine Gruu lei
unb atpar eine gefdiebene Grau.
Gs mar bic Photographic 9ebtpig
Moprlanbs.
So{epb Miiller reiite bamtt in ber
nd9ften Naht nad StublpeiBenz
burg. Der ebrtpiirbigen RrOnungsz
itabt bes flaiii1hen llngarn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29
(5ortfebuns folgt.)

Or. 5imms, Elm Nen Norfer Mi1z
fenIdaftler, bebauptet. baB Ole Menz
Ihen nit ben .3eben oenfen. Das
ndhfte miro 1ein, oab er cine 6iibners
cusenbriue erfinbet, benn tper nit
ben 3eben bentt, tpirb lpobt aud nit
cen Giibneraugen feben.
Die Qiibeder 9lnseigen entbalten
einen Mrtitel Die Gsfolsi9aft" bon
9ermann 20ns, in benz es beibt:
Gang fern bolltpertt elm Malo, ipie
elm 1dtparaer @trid" unb rba oids
aadt Elm 1htpar3es DING ua1 ben balb,
tranfen pflaumenbaum". Gs fling.
tlangt unb bimbamt aus Den Morten
tes 0erfailers, lDie ipenn cine 9enne
gadgidert.
Waan bat nidt INNER ben NuBen,
ipenn man ben profit bat.
Gin profeiIor iiberraIdt bic Welt
nit Der Mntiinoiguns, baB iii ipdte.
rem .3eiten bic Mdnner fein Waonopol
auf Die 8art3ierbe baberl tperben. Ml5o
fosar Die Nutur unteritiibt bic @lei1s
iteaung Der Trauen nit ben Wdnnern.
\ y 4
Der Snsenieur aus Ropenbaaen,
Der Bier. bellies unb buntles, in Suz
blettenform heritellen min. fat alIem
Nnf4ein mad baDon eeb0rt, baB perz
fhiebene Gtaaten unferes fh0nen
0anbes nnh beriibmtem Mufter, pro<
bibition ein5ufiibren sebenfen, uno er
rednet infolee beflenl auf cine ausge<
bebntt annbidaft.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-02-21

With the opening of another logging which promises to be prosperous the EARLY BIRD attention invited the fine stock and special facilities have for handling
Alaska sentinel., 1907-02-21
MODERN NURSERY RHYMES

Old Mother Hubbard when to the cup
 board To get her poor dog bean, But when she got there, the cupboard was
 bare, And she fell in the soup tureen. Little lack Homer sat in the corner, Eating pie of rlince. He rauned in his thumb and pulled out 3
 plum, And hasn't done anything since Mary had little lamb She sold it to buy grog Mary went in on the lamb And went home on the hog When Mary owned the little lamb The beast was always buttln'. The butcher got the lamb one day And nov poor lamb $ mutton I am a holy ,errof Was born at Kankakee I built the Rocky Mountains And the lighthouse by the sea took my girl out riding. We were talking c'er the marriage, The horse ran off and threw rs out, And the wind blew through the carriage Columbus, bold. in days of old Made egg-nag for his crew, He had no eggs on board the boats S. he made the ship lay-to. A man stood o1 he railroad track The train .as coming fast; The man stepped of the TailrYa track And let the train go past. A spiuster in her bathroom stood She was z.5 tall and handsome; The G8o.s a'sd windows, they wers ts!.eoi B1t the s.iaG blew tAeas2h Inc transOul An steamer without a funnel Or a ship without sail; But the neanest thing in married life Is a 4hirt without a-collaT-buttga A To11-eat CT our back fence sat, CHis feet were full of bjsters) With a ten-penny rail drove through his
 tail And the wind bie% through his whiskers would not mary a girl for looks, Nor foI heT fathers riches. When mary girl, shelf be eight feet
 tall, So she can't wear rny-overcoat I kissed my girl last Sunday night; Her brother. small was peekin l missed her mouth ard kissed heF uoge, Ard the blamed thing | was leakin'
Alaska sentinel., 1907-02-21
Loggers' Supplies and Equipments

Heavy Clothing Boots and Shoes of Special Brands obtanabe elsewhere in Tools Wire Gables Machinery and Provisions Wholesale and Retail quantities
Alaska sentinel., 1907-02-21

poses. Mir. Greif estimates that an out lay of 5000 will clear the land do all necessary excavsting and construct the dam, besides buying fifteen-inch main leading to point on Front street with one six-inch main on either side, ex- tending to the ends of town. Mir Greif eays there are several large springs ad- iacent to the reservoir site which would easily supply more water than would be required to keep the reservoir full of pure. wholesome water at all times.
 This is a fine chance for five of the largest property owners of Wrsngell to incorporate stock company with cap ital stock of s5,CO0-or s1 ,OOO each,- cure franchise from tbe council, this would be readily giyeu1 and put in this system of water works. It would be a grand thing for ths town and also, we believe, prove . source of profit to the stockholders, prJrided that reasonable rate for the use of the watel should Dc given to families.