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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20

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fubrt Doroen uno i'm September bess
itIben SabVs ili6tets bas iebt oers
baiteie qaar mad 4mericd, no lie fsfs
genommen unb ausseliefsrt nur0en.-
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neH 5ubrlusrt tootli6 u%berfa6rsu.
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setO0tet puroe in n B II bic g.
idbrige 3ohter bes ganbDirters Rlee.
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Der 3Oidbrige Bauer gonrab 4edeiIeu
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tranten.
BAYERN.
5H gamberg Itar6 bo6p. 81.
Soc. Braun, Tomtapitular, Sentor
bss Uistropolitancapitels uno syubsls
prieiter, i'm 2tlter ron 30 Sa6gen. -
pie @emeinoe 6arba6 mid cine
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Waanertbale nuroe 30 0teosrs
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gencmmen. On aalbure brad
Elm 8euer aus, oas n 5irfs, o%asunisr
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6er8ogenuurah ruroe oet l0s
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miBts Qmtsgsrihts : C5eyigcretdr
8bcin pEros in 9o9su (ylisser6apern)
pon hgg Eeusa az qti4s snsts
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20
Der acben1airn.

Graf 8u leinsm SobHe, Der F6i
ps~rReirotbsn piG): Sag Did nidt
bst90seH. @lnin G6oHEeit pergsbt"
bn limb nit BEN @el0 piro
man aud fertigl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20

Der 4impsIbu6er bat ia bsut' Idon
bic sipoIfte Wdb!~ ~ .8ihen g. benz
lit n6mlid feline iuuse Grau our6s
brennt, uno ia tbun es ibm feline
6reuneerIn fnpH ocn aan3en qbenb
I6oneno miitheilen.a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20
nid,frnin.

8 aUsr (3ur 90din):
rwatnno, es aefdut mir uiGt, boB sic
Shren S6db In Der Slide empfans.
gen. g Q d I n Nd. enGoiqe.
Trai, Der 1T bod 70 ihiidtsrn; in ben
Salon sommt Der Sbusn i'm 2sben
niht." j
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20

uDdrum lpoIIsn Sic oenn SSbren
Sut uidt an ben lasel bdngen9@ -
sRein. ba sonnte CT mir berRnteraes
iDOrFeu ooer iouftipie beI6aoiot ipsr.
ben. 60 babe i'd TIN Dor @u0sn, oa
lam ibm ni6ts poiiirenl" RelIs
so, metre 9erreH. bier 1T
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20

Anseunnntca 5pridJtunrf.
Sunger QrSt: .Ssute bate
~ meinen eritsn paiieRtsu. Gs ipar
Elm Wanu, Der pobI feline s~psibunbert
Pfuno tdper mar" - i reunb:
nSa - uGsr @nfang 1T Idper."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20

ftpsmmt. Rfein BAT neben Der In.
ierialasHug amtli6er @slesr.3pei ieis
ner @pae9sn uHD mebrere SeihGftss
Ieuie financial ui1t unbeoeutsno ses
ihdoiat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20
F1uhtnr,,,tE.

Run, Die mars auf S6rtr @ers
eniisungSrsile2" ~ r@robdrtigl Ri6t
Elm siu3iger 9stanntsr bsg,snete mir"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20
2SccBrerrdtSref

Wit y mirb % pom &r5t perpan6t,
Wiit 6 ltetb's Oft am S~ttaBenrano,
Wli R MS msiiiens bary NIB braun,
Utt " fam mans i'm @arten lAaun.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20
@atBieI. G6c.
Soaoqrip6.

@oHcBtIpD.
Ulit sinsm IN sisbt isine a8eae
9abiu 81 BIZ beIanntsm SirauO.
6ommt aber ia al bieier Sieus,
3it's cine Staot I'm Osuti6en qanb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20
ROIt. a
ans Der alte1t ast,aatb.
tpeltprenl,sl,.

Sn Der RaDdune ertrant bic 20idbr.
3oAter oes Shuloieners 8euhsl aus
Ddn3ig. - Sin offeubar BON Sim
brehern gslegtes 5euer 3srlt0rte oas
@utsbaus in @ r. : W aIfau.- Sn
Sungeu brannte bic Gem geiiber
8bsinholO Bed gsborigs G6eilus nsbit
2 4nbauten nieDer. - 81 2oHg ers
trant in elmer tleinen DaFerlads oas
aino oss 9dufmanns 11eoo.
geftta. 5n Der Shnsi9emible oes
Observation-Disclosures Str0mer in 8 eis
oemubl brad 6suer aug. oas in
tur5sr Set bic Uliible, bds Wobn5aus,
elm SageI0bnsrbaus oss Str6mers
Ionic bic Wobnge6duot osr 8dibuer
Nirius uno Gitiht einGihsrts.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20
1pHrttcts,bera.

pie tur3Iin crit BON einem gr1nSs
un8iide i6per beimgeIudte @smeinoe
3 o9eHta0t BAT iebt Durb elm 9ss
ritter idweren Sha0eu srlitten.
Die bo6D. $50. Staotpfarrer llrnalIer
IN Settndnl uHo Qiarrer Sen in
Ntuttrd babeu i6r @olosneS
VI ieItsriubildum aeisiert. - 6o6n.
9r. Defiant Bud oOn Degqingen
ut ploBlt6 an einem Sdlaganfaue gez
itoIbeu. - 3u 8uttenbdufen
iarb I'm Hitter non 81 Sa9ren Der @e=
m%einoepfle5er Soi. GrSbsrger. - Die
tat9. 8emeiuoe Dou u atblingen,
Die bisber nur eineu usineu uno nieoea
rem 9etiaaI bsieHsH, BAT itbt elm 1d5s
mes 8trtlein, oos tar5lih ~bsueoir,rt
ipuroe. Sn 0aIbfee feierten
oer Prioatier GdrasiieDic3 uno @dis
TIN, seb. S2aia i6r 8oloenes Sbeia4
laam UNI in &feineisltnqeu
begins oas 8rioaiier Z. 8. geiser'f6e
@bepoor aie glejde Feier. Der
S%traBsn'part g5riit. 6GuBer in
8reBendder mtiir]te pom 6eu6os
oen berdb unS srlal Iejneu 9erlebuns
gen. - Su u dbIader csrunaIids
te Der 6rahtfubrm0nn Djlb. 4ihelc
ron 2omeys6ei N t6otlih. Bel
@raburbeiten puroe in 5nntes
berin9eR Der 30iG6riqe G6riTt.
Rsutter ourh @iHlur8 elmer gropana
tootlih peTinittst. ~ Sn 0afftrs
BET Wolfe1d nuroe Der 30idtrioe
8dal0Bner Reble BON einem Sdaelloa
auf Den &opf aeinldsen uno mar ass
balb eiHs 9ei1e. Die TienItmada
@ilbelmine @dberIe in DflO6erd
bat bel i6Tey Ssrbaftuna sin8eItanoen,
NaB tie Dor 3 Sa6ren Elm teimlih ass
borenes 8ino in Die @~6ortarube dss
l%porfen, DOR 2 Sdbren Elm speites Qins
in siue 9ansgrube tingegraben una
neueroings Gin orittes in Bic Qaaolf
seporien babe. - Sn s.
! ngen puroe oas 4id6rise So6nden
oes gernb. Wieomdnn Set eineI
Dur6byennsrsi getDotet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20
8aNem.

Sn 8rugqiit Die RetiunssanHan
fir U%erpobrioiie &iuoer p%ouItdnois
dbsebrdnnt. Sin 30gIing bate aui
Rade fir cine 3datiguns oas feusI
9elest. - Sn DtnQtinQen fieleB
2 0auIer uno 3 Sheunen einen
grdnoe gum Gpisr. ~ IN 00QQinf
gen iam Die 73i6briae 8unigunot
6ipp unter bic RGoer zines .3uaes uni
puroe polI iidnoia 3ermalmt. Del
34id9riae @ob. Ropper muroe i'm 3ins
ten 60atbal. 9emarluua g itens
b dh d, toot IN eiuem @robcn alliaes
funocn. CT mar auaeufheinlih bon
einem glnfaa oon 6aIludt, NIT SCI
sr b%slaitst mar, b~etrofien moroen.
Das 3idbrige atnO oes 8ubrmanna
ShDab in 9bertirm fiel in Rem
9eperbecaudl uno ertraut. II 6aupts
lebrer g. Sdu6mahsr BON Obers
10 Q a d feisrte Iein 50ia5r. DienHs
iubll6um, nonon 33 Sabre auf bic
oortiae @emeinoe lommen. Sn
Wstngurten erniirgte Der 30idbr.
Arbeitsr 6opfinasr ieiuen 22jabriseH
8ruoer, Der b%etrunten nah bduie ess
tammen mar uno Streit oHgefaneen
bdtte. - Die bturi5e 6ppIenernte lit,
mas Aualitdi anbetrifit befrieoissno,
pdbreno oas Guantum ipeiter hinter
ben Grpdriungen 5uridblieb. Dsn
l0id9rige Sobn oss 9auunternebmers
gno 8%eitaurateurs Qo. Srtiteiu in
R urg puroe BON tinem Qutomobils
9atpdgen uberfabrsn uno srdBli&
peritimmelt.
abcinpiaI3.
Sn Bah DHrt6sim begiua Der
24id6riae aiiier 5rieor. Moper
Selbfmoro.-S RftDerfufoot
~feiertsH bic gbeleute g. u. Sedmann
DiamanteHe 0o6seii. Sn D6era
mteou mtFdnb tn benz Qnpeieu
oes 4derers 30. Wolter Elm 1euer,
pas Fh auf oie gla6bargebdube BON
ebrilt. Weber. Bittpe 6oiemunn unh
Sac. 6oHmann berbreitete uni
fHmmfffhe Mnnsfp4 eiuSfAer4e
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20
2SooifeBcs DreieR.

Die guhhabeu os5 Drsicts iia6 Oerart
ununilsuen, baB bic orti AuBsnrti6ea. nn0
Die uisr pageredieH 3nngurgiben Bor,er
bon foig,Hosr ssoeutuHg tGebsn j. saros
psjibe 6anptitaot, 2. 9almeeDdaie. 3.
Bolfsgsmsinihait T.. Jla5rungsmllel;
8. altnorb .i6s @0tiH. q. @roi8tdt; Z.
iucib.iAer Norname
-
gar Nuil5ianJ ov o5i3sa Rlt9iel 10
iolgenoer Brei5 aa55sleBI.
Gin Columbia Ra.sRssT.
Bel btrNAsiooiaa5 oes Breiis3 ,oHnen
nur iolhe beDstbsa Die ale o.a Jtit)fel
rj6hs gtioit aHo BIZ 4ailoiau8u BIS sam
g. Ctio5e. lJJI .eia3.l gift 5a3sl, liz
bliga6l.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20

Qus BEN 8an3en Bebiste sss Sauers
un0 Sieaeridn6es gommsn al15en
abtr Die anbaltsnbe naTe Uittsrung.
~ Die Gbelsute Qnor. gas5ss in e b.
niug en- f~sierten @oioens 5on3sit
uuo oas gleids set bssinesu bic G5ss
leuie 2onopirtb Mil6. Gertsnboif 81
S bmtrt. Der nol7e 6of oss
@ats6eHbsrs 5huItes9mninss bei
@rg # { brannte bis auf sin3elne tleis
ne Geben1sbdube ooladH5is nieoer.
IS Miro o%sgmutbet, oab 6ss Begtt
angeleat puroe. ~ Der 6ilfspejlms
refer 9Beob. SdlJter, "a Sabre ait,
seristb in GhetbtngeH inter bic
8dotr zines 9dtsrauees un6 srlag isis
nen QerIekunQen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20
A~beimvrSrins

On 6unolhein puros untsr eis
mem proben 8olisanorauge bic isiers
lihs granoHeinlesans sur neaeH
ssirde D~orgenomgRn. - Sin NIT 6ds
geli5lag resbun5enss furht51rss gts
ritter Eat in gerpsn 8roben G6as
zen angsri6tsi. - On 8sbtfRBen
1T osr 5aaptlsbrer 9ic. z6innss sss
hoybsn. - 5n Qong6roih nar6
5o6r. 81. Qnor. Sof. Mdaer I'm 50.
gsbensi1bre. Tie Gfa5i0erorones
ten soH 5rier bsiaioTeu. BE als
arauientaHs beralisitn ctrsinisisn
6oip;tien 1ls pFrIneers uno Uaiims
anft1ii 3u MiafeH uno Gin asass iaos
tii4ss a%yanlsnbaHs az 6ausn. II Quf
bsr 8s4s gsr. Charlotte AZ usbers
Eusr ssrisi5 ssG gsrsmaHn WolsHs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-20

ana0lung o.t RttlisI m 30. 80.
L.
graubWHg.
@sr nil baben CUTE 5nb.
Ter isb' aEn bor ano-i3nsig oasu.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04
MODES OF THE MOMENT.

There is apparent a decided tendency
toward the semitailored rather than
the strictly tailored costume.
Lingerie waists are showing a great
deal Of butter colored lace in their con
struction, and very often it is used in
connection with pure white.
The fancy for wash gowns. strong as
it is, does not seem to have diminished
the vogue of the separate blouse, which
has taken unto itself new scope and
new beauty.
For morning wear there is nothing
prettier or more generally satisfactory
than percale. 1t has all of the wear
ing and laundering qualities Of linen
and is much less expensive.
Indications of the return of the tunic
grow daily more significant, and al
though as yet it is only suggested by
the decoration, the suggestions are
strong enough to insure a more pro-
nounced effect in the fall, when heavier
fabrics come into use.-New York Post.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04
FACTS FROM FRANCE.

Paris derives a huge revenue from
the sale Of dolls dresses.
Three hundred and fifty Hebrews
are officers in the French array.
From Puy de Dome, an extinct vol
cano in France, carbonic acid is pro-
cured for commercial purposes.
Sixty persons in France annually die
of snake bite. Six cents is paid for
the head of viper. and there are men
who make their living by killing
snakes. In single department 100000
yipers were killed in twenty-seven
years.
Captain Humbert, a French deputy.
complains Of the excessive number Of
officers attached to colonial troops He
says that the artillery of the colonial
corps could on mobilization turn out
eight four-gun batteries. which would
be commanded by eight generals. eight
cen colonels, twenty-six lieutenant col
onels and eighty-fve communicates to
say nothing Of mere captains and lieu
tenants.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

According to the London reviewers,
a waltz in "The Merry Widow" has
created a perfect furOre."
Dorothy Tenant, whose original sue
cess was scored in THE College Wild
ow," is announced as one of the new
stars to twinkle next season.
One. of the scenes in 1.-THE Merry
Widow" the new Viennese opera, is
located in Maxim's, where the people
are said to be the most frolicsome
found in any resort in Paris.
A host of American opera lovers will
be interested to know that the we'll re-
membered contralto, Marion well, has
been engaged to appear at the opera
in Nantes for the coming season.
Ada Lewis, whose eccentric charac-
terizations are making her name fore
most in that line of work, has made
Winnie Wiggles in Fascinating Flora"
one of the most talked Of roles in New
York
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04
ENGLISH ETCHINGS.

The capital represented by Great
Britain's cotton trade is $2000,000000
a year and the profits S350,000,000 a
year.
An enterprising Londoner advertises
that he is prepared to teach journalism,
literature and public speaking lin five
lessons"
Fined at Sutherland on their we'd
ding day for willful damage while
drunk. a young couple could not OBJ
tain the required money and were
driven off to prison amid the cheers Of
a hundred of the brides girl friends.
Among the causes of rural depopula-
ton in England are the attractions Of
cities. the conversion Of arabic land
into pasture. the consolidation OF
farms. the use Of labor saving machin-
cry. the low average wage of $500
week. the craze to get rich quick. the
spirit of the age and its restless desire
for amusement.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04
SHORT STORIES.

Chalk contains 500 different kinds Of
tiny shells.
Taken the world over, the annual
average rainfall is sixty inches
The utilization of herring for fertili-
ger has been stopped by the Canadian
government.
The highest flag pole in Connecticut is
said to be in Burlington Center. The
pole is 100 feet long and stands 9S feet
out of the ground. From it floats 20
by il flag.
Mechanics in the Klondike get $40 a
day and common laborers 81 to 50.
with board Everything consumed in
the way of living costs from two to
three times as much as it does in the
States.
When the chimney on the old Iris
tram Goldthwaite house in Fort Hill,
Me, was torn down recently 10000
bricks were taken out, or enough to
build four ordinary chimneys. This one
was built 1915 years ago.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04
BOWSER P|T|ES THEM
His Theories About TrampS, How
ever, Are Not Well Founded.
HEARS THE STORY OF ONE.

Attempt to Act the Part of PhiIan-
thropst Again a Failure, Just as
His Good Wife Predicted-An Exeit-
ing Chase.
Copyright. 1901. by Homer sprague.l
Mr. and Mrs. B6wser had faished
dinner and taken a seat on the front
steps to enjoy the evening air when
a tramp passed along the walk and
looked hard at the house. Both no
ticed him and Mrs. Bowser said:
There's a tramp who ought to be
arrested. He was at the door three
different times today, and the last
time he was very impudent. If there
had been a policeman around l should
have given him in charge"
"And ! should have been very much
displeased with YOU replied Mr..
Bowser. You can see for yourself
that he looks quite i'll. He limps. He
has a wan and discouraged look No
doubt he feels that every mans hand
is against him. He is doubtless hum
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04

Department OF the Interior, Land Office at
Haley, Idaho, Sept. 18th, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that
JOHN W. HUNTER
of Shoshone. Idaho has filed notice OF his
intention to make final tive-year preof in
support OF his claim, viz
Homestead entry No. 1917, made July %th,
1906 for the NE14 NW14, NWL NE14, Section
% Township :. Range is +,
And that said proof will be made before
Frank T. Disney L. s Commissioned at sho-
shone Idaho. on December jth. 1901
He names the following witnesses 60 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cuitlva
ton OF said land, viz.
Leaov q. Jones Edward Pratt. Robert J Nc
Nahor Matt NcFali all Of Shoshone, Idaho.
A. l. MCMAHON,
Sept 20Oct p Register
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, Land Office at
HALEY, Idaho, Sept. 18th 1907.
Notice is hereby given that
ANTHONY NJ. CONES
OF ShOshone, Idaho, has filed notice of his in
tention to make final five year proof in sup
port of his claim, viz,
Homestead entry No. 2296, made Aug. 4th
1902. fo- the EIs SWl-4. VIZ SELL, Section 9
Township 5. Range IS E.
And that said proof will be made before,
Frank T. Disney, L. 5. Commissioner, at sho
shone Idaho, on December 5th, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz
Manuel Silva. Anthony G.. Silva. William
Sims OF ShoshOne, Idaho, Edward Bostrom Of
GOOding. Idaho. A. l. MCMAHON,
Sent 2O-Oct 25 Register.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04
Not Quite the Same.

ct is a wonder we ever got out of
that crowd unhurt."
I'VE We're something like the fly in
the amber. weren't weT
How do you make that OutE
"Why. weren't we, so to speak. pre-
served. in the jamT'-Balumore Amer
lean
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04
DON'T LET CHILDREN

Read at dusk or by freight.
Read i'll printed books nor one in
small type.
Have a light too near the eyes, the
heat and glare being injurious.
Read too long at time.
Stoop over book. Bad positions in
sitting are a fruitful cause of curva-
ture of the spine.
Suffer with imperfect sight. At the
first sign of trouble have the eyes seen
to-
Be treated by incompetent >eulists.
Take tie child to the best you can af-
ford. sSsz
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04

KY ana AAtAts anu III must MANI liz
bed in the street tonight. can't I'M
derstand why you are so hard hearted
about your fellow mortals."
i offered TO pay him for cutting the
grass. but he refused to work
Then I should say that he was not
able to- He may have rupture or be
a victim of consumption"
q should sooner think lie was a vic
tim of laziness.'
Nettled by Remark.
Mr.. Bowser had no particular inter-
est in the tramp, but this remark net
tied him. He became a champion at
once Turning on Mrs. Bowser, he
said:
Il tell you I don't like it at all your
turning these friendless men from my
door. Not one time in a thousand is it
their fault that they have to ask for
charity. They are the playthings of
misfortune. If you could hear the
story of that poor man you would be
ready to shed tears. He may have
been a rich man once-an eminent ctti-
zen and an honor to his town. Misfor-
tune overtakes him and he is brought
low. Then he begins to meet stony
hearted people of your mold. When
you turned him from the door today
you stabbed him. When a man gets
down it's folks like you that keep
him down."
He's coming back now" said Mrs.
Bowser, ''and if you feel so sorry for
him you'd better call him in. He's
looking for an easy mark
BY thunder, woman, but don't you
talk that way to me! If the poor man
is coming back it is because he saw
mercy and pity in my face. Yes, 1 will
call him in. 1 will call him in and ask
him to relate his story, and I'll bet a
dollar you'll shed tears over it,"
Excuse me. If he's coming in I'll
run across the street and see Mrs.
Green for a few minutes. When it
comes TO the point where l ought to
shed tears please call me over
Mr.. Bowser got as red as paint in
the face and would have ordered her
to remain but just then the tramp
turned in at the gate, and she passed
him. He stood for moment at the
foot of the steps TO see what sort of a
reception he was to meet, and Mr..
BowSer worked up Il smile and said:
Come up here. my man, and sit /
down. l want to have talk with
you"
4 thought mebbe the Old gal had
queered my case.' whispered the /.
tramp as he slowly assembled the steps. (
You hain't putting up any job to .
have me arrested
Not at all, sir. Have a smoke? 1 .
am simply Il man who believes that .
other men have Il right to live. You
IRE Il tramp. l want TO know why you
are. There must be Il story connected .
with it. You wouldn't 90 around this
way if YOU were not obliged to-
Fright you are, old man. replied
the tramp rs he got his cigar alight.
There was time when l had my own
house and family and was one Of the
best of 'em. If any man had told me
hen that would go tramping l should
have considered him q lunatic. Never
was there more happy home than
mine when | opened grocery ana
made a specially of New Orleans mo-
asses. l cut the price from - to 30
,entS gallon 10 make a draw of it.
Do You tumbleT
Customers Were Suspicious.
eco on
lots Of talking to be done. sir. Had
% convince my customers That I wasn't
selling a compound of tar and lard.
More talk than l was able to ID, aud SO
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An Exhibition stunt.

"Malipedes are the fourth and fifth
pairs Of head appendices of chilo-
pods" whats that to me?" Moth
inc. l occasionally like to display a
bit of knowledge that nobody else
can possibly have"
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81 should think you would be asham-
ed to grind a hand organ" said the
citizen. That's no work for a strong
man"
But my wife she grind heem da
mosta time" explained the alien, IAN
she no vera strong" Philadelphia
Ledger.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-10-04
Send the Journal to Your Friends
Notice for Publication.

District of Idaho in and for Lincoln County
Slick Brothers. plaintiff
vs..
NJ. D. Meek. defendant
Notice of attachment.
Notice is hereby given that the plaintiff here
in has commenced an action in the above en-
titled court against the defendant to recover
S5l3.29 which is now due and owing from said
defendant.
You are further notified that an attachment
has issued against the property OK the defend
ant in said action.
SEAL HARRY " ASDAH Clerk.
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Customers Were Suspicious.

OustoTIvTs N5Ts oUSP'o'010'
eco on"
lots Of talking to be done. sir. Had
to convince my customers that wasn't
selling a compound of tar and lard.
More talk than l was able to ID, aud so