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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-07-11
Grandfather'S Cure for
Constipation

~ REAT medicine,-the Sawbuck.
III no Two hours day saving wood
N II will keep anyone's Bowels
A regular.
No need of pills, Cathartics. Castor Oil,
nor "Physic," if you'll only work the Saw
buck regularly.
Exercise is Natures Cure for Constipa-
ton and,-a Ten-Mile walk will do, if you
haven't got q wood-ple.
But, if you will take your Exercise in an
Easy Chair, there's only one way to do that,
because there's only one kind of Artificial
Exercise for the Bowels and its name is
"CASCARETS."
Cascarets are the only means to exercise
the Bowel Muscles without work.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-07-11

- Permanently Cured by DR.. Kline Great
Free s2 trial bottle treAtiss
DR. L.. Ii KLINE, Id, eSl Arch Street Philadelphia Pa
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-07-11

Mrs Winslow's SOOTHING srHuP for Children
tsethine; sofrens the reduces indamm alton
LAYS pain. cures wind cole 8 cents BEETLE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-07-11

The average, man requires 1000
pounds Of food in the course Of a year
70 sustain him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-07-11

They don't Purge, GRIPPE, nor upset
your Stomach" because they don't act like
Physics"
They don't flush out your Bowels and
lntestineswit a costly waste of Digestive
Juice, as Salts, Castor Oil, Calomel, Jalap,
or Aperient Waters always do.
No-Cascarets strengthen and stimulate
the Bowel Muscles, that limo the Food
passages and that tighten up when food
touches them, thus driving the food to its
finish.
A Cascaret acts on your Bowel Muscles
as if you had just sawed cord of wood, or
walked ten miles.
Cascarets move the Food Naturally,
digesting it without waste of tomorrows
Gastric Juice.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-07-11
WHERE DOCTORS FAILED.

An Interesting Case from Salem, the.
Capital of Oregon.
F. A. Sutton, r. T. d. No 4, Salem,
Ore. says: Acute attacks of kidney
disease and rheumatism laid me uTs off
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-07-11
In Pinch, Use Aliens Foot-Ease.

powder to shake into your shoes. 1t rests
the feet, Cures Corns, Bunions, Swollen,
Sore, Hot, Callous, Aching, Sweating feet
and Ingrowing Nails. Aliens Foot-Ease
makes new or tight shoes easy. Sold by all
Druggists and Shoe Stores, 25c. Sample
mailed FREE. Address Allen S. Oimsted,
LIE Roy, n Y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-07-11

The thin, flat, Ten-Cent Box is made
to fit your Vest pocket, or my Lady's"
Purse. Druggists-lo Cents Box.
Garry it constantly with you and take
Cascaret Whenever you suspect you need
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-07-11

Be very careful to get the genuine
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany, and never sold in bulk. Every tab
let stamped "CCC." Sss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-03

The girl trembled in his arms. but her courage was great in the hour of her temptation.
 T have said that I will not marry you" she replied softly, "and nothing you can say or do will force me to go back on my word"
 "Nothing?" he asked, straining her 10 him in his powerful arms Are
 T am sure,r she replied quietly. q am quite. quite sure. Jack
 He let go of her. and striding away a few paces, came back to her side.
 If your decision k final" he said in a hard voice, my life Is nothing to me. am yours, and if you cast me away from you, I am nothing. I will, therefore. act the part of an honorable man and makepeace with my own con- science. Tomorrow at the inquest which is to be held on Hollands body, shall speak the truth. I shall teal the jury what happened, and leave them to judge whether aE a s-ss:-- derer. Do you understand mo, Laura ?'
 T understand you" she replied. You are using this as a threat. You think that by this means you will turn me from my purpose. But you are mis- taken, Jack. I will only tell you that you have. fallen in my estimation. You know how much your life--your hap piness means to me, and. knowing this, you use your knowledge to achieve your own desires.'
 He was silent and bowed his head.
 'Jack." she said softly, you are still the loyal, true-hearted Jack whom I promised to marry so short time agoT
 He raised his eyes to hers, and his cheek flushed with shame. Then he Cook hold of her hand, very tenderly. and raised 1t to his lipe,
 Forgive me- he said gently. for give me, my own dear sweetheart am always your loyal lover. I will serve without questioning. Goodbye. dear heart!
 Goodbye" she answered, "and God bless your
 For a few moments he held her hand to his lips. Then he dropped it, turned suddenly on his heel. sprang into the saddle and dug ths spurs into the horses side.
 The animal sprang forward, stum- bled, regained it's feet, and in a few moments both horse and rider had dis appeared from sight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-03
fcont,nued.)

. rt was A bright, sunny morning, ana a1i the wide panorama peneatn heg @narkIed with lights. The preatn ol frost was in the air, and the wnite kiss Of it still fingered on the trees anu ~rass which the sun had not yet reacn- s6 A faint mist, drawn out of the rround by the warmth, hung over the more distant parts of the scene, anu fhe great base of the hills wFicn hcvnied the far side of the valley were frvisfble. Only their summits stood out clear in the sunlight. like inianos in a sea of vapor.
 The little village of Laverstone' grey .n ouiet. nestled among the bare trees at the foot of the hills. The smoke from the chimneys rose in straight thin blue lines into the still atmos- phcre. It was a peaceful scene, per fect picture of the quiet content or country life. But Laura Vane 1ounu no peace in the contemplation ot U. For in the last twenty-four hours sne had learnt that he quiet viliage under the clear sky, may hold the ele- ments of as grim a tragedy as was ever enacted in the seething darkness of great city. and that, wherever men and women congregate, there are iuse and cruelty and shame.
 Her meditations were interrupted by the distant beat of a horses nooIs on the hard ground. A few minutes later d rider appeared around bend In the hr,dIe hath. She saw at a glance that fl was John Shii, and that he was rid ing furiously, i.
 He drew rein on the other side or Che rate and flung himself from his horse. The animals jaws were white with foam and the man himseif was sweating profusely; but in spite or ms exertion his face was very pale IL hat hn a in the night.
 T called at your house." he said hur- rsedly: they told me you had gone for A walk into the hills. I followed you here, for knew you would not go up hv the other path. I have been think ing things over in the night; l have much to say to you.
 q. too, have been thinking things over in the night" the girl repiieo slowly.
 II must leave here" he continued breathiessly, but not at once--that would arouse suspicion--but as soon as possible I can get work elsewhere. | have some money saved up. l must leave; the place Is like prison to me They have just brought in the body or Ben Holland I passed them in the street; I had to stop and ask what had happened. They showed me his face; the eyes were still open. the look in thena-oh, God I cannot stay here, must go. You must see that I must go."
 "Yes," she replied, averting her face. q think it will be best for you to go.''
 T can start life elsewhere" he said fierceIy, fin a new country perhaps. But I cannot breathe the air of this place. I wished to tell you this at once. and to ask if you will marry me within the next month uniess--unless anything should happen at the inquest tomorrow"
 She was silent, and looking out across the valley of the Steyne, she prayed silently for strength to carry out her purpose.
 ''will you marry me. Laura?' he re- peated, laying his hand on her shoulder. s'You know what am. have told you all You did not shrink from me then. You spoke brave words of comfort. thought that per- haps you had forgiven me, and that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-03
CHAPTER V. The Wolf and the Cur.

That same afternoon the bite of the frost vanished from the air, and a soft sou westerly wind began to hurry up a battalion of dark clouds from the fastnesses of the Welsh mountains. By o'clock in the evening the wind had increased to half a gale, and the rain came sluicing down on the Stonewold Hills. The gutters in the rough, stony roads became streams Fof water, and, at the fool of the hill, the village brook roared through the single street like an Alpine torrent fed with melt ing snow.
 Few people were abroad that night; but William Tankerlane, who had sought relief from the mental strain of his interview with Laura Vane in a long ride round his fathers estate, was returning home down the very road where John Shil had encountered Ben Holland the day before.
 As he neared the Round Plantation he emerged from the shelter of high bank, and encountered the full vio- Ience of the storm. Both steed and rider staggered as the wind struck
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-03

Free VIII Baptists conxene.
 N.sbviIle' Tenn, oct, 2-The Free Win Baptist General Conference con- vaned here today and will be in ses. sion ten days. Representatives rom every state in the Union are nsre
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
enitisc g%critciacrnua.

Als mein d~lteiter Srnge fiirilih
3nr Seer ieines @cburt5tages ieine
fleincn 5reunOe einlaOeu Oluite. boz
ben mir Elm luitiges @cieQihaitsipiel
anigefilbrt. oas Sir uielleidt einmal
fiir eiuen dbnliden SAL and ipielen
f0nntet. n0nllih cine &eriteigerlmB,
bel ser ~Deriteigert mur0e. obne BAR
man 0ie bctreffenOen @egenltdHoe 81
@ciiht befam.
litter Oie Nlitipiclel0en murOe
Spielaelo ~oert6eilt, nit Dem Tie itei-
germ iollten. SeOes aino befam sic
alcide Sumnte. go Spielgelo niMt
por6auoen lit. f6uaen 9o9neu o0er
Rifle ~ausbelien, ODER man iertigt in
ser 6efanuten art. ourd gtetben mit
einem 9leiitiiteuoe iber Ntin5cn.
4apiergeI0 an.
Die @egenitdnoe sic Deritei9ert
mer0eu ioIlen, itellt man oui eJHen
Gid. perbirgt iie ober Ourd ein Iuh
0o5 man on SmbIlebnen miireht nm
oen Giib ipannt. 3ur oie cine, oer
3uihauern niht iihtbare Seite blel6i
irei.
@enn oie 4uftion beginnt. ruit Der
Better oeS 5piels Ben @egenitano
ser periteIgert meroen ioa, ans, s. 9
.ein Sling. ,eine 6rudtidale4 MIN
Die Nlitipielenoen iteigern. OeH
Nleiitlpielen0en idlt 8ltleet Der @e.
genitaH0 3u. @r miro ibm ieOod NE
Ser ge3ei9t. nod au~sgebGnoiat. Dies
geihiebt crit am 5hlulie Ser Mutton
meltn ihon alle @egenitanoe anigerlt
len itno. Die grmartnng unO 0il
3eulier0e ser Ibeilnehmer lit natiir
lidl groB. bis inter d%agemeuaer Sci
terfeit sic &ertleilitng Dorgenommer
miro. IA entpuppt lidl nautlih Oel
nRinQ@ ais 6eroriHg ans Nhitter:
Slide Sic rSrudtihale" als cine &c
m0hnlide 4yiel- o0er apfelinen
ihole. ais neiaaretteHipiBe" fam De.
N6idlnitt elmer Cigarette ueriteiger
pcr0en ais aSinten5eug" Elm Stiut
diem Beng nit etn paar Gintenlprt
bern oarauf 0as ein3elne @a0 eInei
@aaenS touunt ais nfahrrao" }ui
Mutton. Der 9usihnitt ans elmer 3ct
tuna miro OILS BID Derltei8ert. en-
leuohnlide5 @eioenpieiihen as
NiuiilinitrunEnt" ein Gplioert all
9rieibeaaltcr~ uim. Sc mltelt
barCr Sic Gtnse into Oie man nnte.
uerlodenoc 3amen anSbleiet, UNI i
aroBer lit 0er S9oB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
Son Der Saferfoit nnO ibren @or
5ngcH.

Is aiebt uittS @~eiiinoereS 92a6r.
BATTERIES &ohlldmedenoerts ais 0a.
fCrIolt Die nod imaIer iii uielen VA
niiIeH bel ms foam bdannt lit.
@edltcn9 DAB map etuull cine @a.
'trgruBldppe Eoht oagr fur tbelirea
Nss.9 Gin @aierpgaparat foait meinl
ldap0dtlde &Iu0er oOcy @enG@l0c
~btonoers 8nt Jeldart Weroen ioueN.
Aacg Damn lhrcibt MON IN Nen mel
ltel G0Ilen Ole @lrtuul niht Den.
SAFER felacr 3u. ionAeyN Ser bgou0c
rea Hrt Ser Er0pariruua limo 0od,
tents Der 0afer alleiH mlo uer ie.
Hat 3laoern un0 anle1orj1ca euDas
gN.lle arirlG Ucr ile. ridltta un0
.ttoftio grpdarcn 1utti 0tr ioslte ilRen
N1'tt it lceer Sor.n 3t5eu 9te9cnbc.
a5eglt iourt@ 0e praft o. &ags
'eog 0lUh a8 Scr S&iri3iaaitsfaNe
ee'a SpaicH ans SAFER inc Iear bil.
l] ana allAls23 S>oy allen Ci8Gea
ie.te ulan idTVdA ,ote8 ihleht or
it1tgic1 MHyatrB QNtc iQlUGH SIC
1duicejc taosl un0 sic ia.
9la 9Rtttd89arot crit iear ira.
aau Sam 6ea'itat canpcses
ans ~ 9fa+fes 1 coec Deag
ela SO A~ait0solt c2ee}a ircnNas
81 t9tant SAFE & mit SfOf0O
215n 3t III ui1g 9,H Erii.a SAFER
r -rfftf Rtattt .t S
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
surtOffdu.


Selbit 0as eiHf1he Mbfohen Der
&artoffel lit uiht 10 Ieid5i. uu0 man-
DE 9ausfrm erlitt lire erite g1ie0er-
lage ollrd aHgebrannte o0er 5erfodlte
a~urtoffeln. gaI llnerfabrene OeHfen.
oaB ole 8~ebanolnrg 10 gan5 leidt
1el, bod I'M 8ebeimen mluOe mObl
mdHbe 4iideneleoin trauriqe erfa2-
rungen lel5it auf oieiem 10 einfahea
Sebiete gum 8eiten geben fonnen.
2as SrateH DER 8%artoTeln lit ihon
lpelentli6 leihter. bod fIeine aunit.
iuerfe DER @aitronomie 1fno folaen0s
3ub%ereitungen. Gle .farcirte@ 4ars
toffa 5eihHet iid Ourd) i0r 5ii6ides
Ausleben uno ibren @oblgeifmad
ans. 81 ibrer Seritealing eiguet lid
am beiten sic aroBe boudn0iihe &ar.
tonel. 9eab0em tie geibdlt lit, Qiebt
man ibr Die 5orm zines @ies une
ibnei0et, 0amit iie ullfredJt iteben
fam, cine Ger @n0ieiten f!au. Damn
itelt man cine groBere 9nl oil ne5eu
einnnoer uHo lGBt tie weihtohen.
6ierdltf ihneioet man pom obereH.
Gn6e einen 9edeI ab unO b0blt bic
&artoffel aus. 9ie 10 g%euonnenen
Stiidden meroen fein serOriidt, nit
.8feffer, GaI3 Butter, Shnpei5erf1ie,
@igelb mo fuBer Sabne Dermiiht
uno oie G~artoffeln hermit gefiiat.
gafOem Ole 4~artoffelOede tDie0er
oufgeiebt lit. mini 0as @anse NIT bel.
Ser Butter begoiien uuO fertig gebra-
ten. 9ieies lhon 0urb lein 9leuBeres
IL berlodeno ptrfenOe 8eridt miro
aud fir ieoen Seimihmeder cine idld
bensmertbe 9eIifateiie fem. Gin "a.
lat. Ger Ourb 9llerauoer Dumas ieiue
9erii6mfbeit erlangte. lit cine 0}i.
.ihlnta bon 8nrtoffeIn, in Dilnne
Sheiben geIhnitten, rotben Giiben,
SriiTfeln, Seueriebldttden lIn0 hart.
Gefodten gioottern. 2ies 9laes miro
gut Dermengt mo unter 3ufiiqung
einer fleinen Colts 8aprtfa auf 0ie
befannte 4rt Ger Salate angerihtat.
Wian fam aud gut 8eritOBene @al-
niilie 5ufiigen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

Ter farm 0as 9cnaBtiein 5aben oaI
re reidllidl gei0ttigf m6t MIR mi
eiHer 0uHnsn aaiieebriibe I'm 4lngeH
5ur Shnie aaben.
9afer1uppe tam nan IN Al.
len 30rnst mnhen. 1a3m Wnini
maH @aierflodeH. oic uidjt 10 large
3u fodeH brandlen. &ii9rt man Die
Snppe einnaal init etnem 81 ab. qiebi
mon tie Elm anoerufal nit gefodfen
8ilaunlen, Elm 0rittes Nlal pielleiht
nit eiHem @ldsden 4ein ooer Apfel.
mein o0ran, 10 1T audi oa Iir ab.
wedialuHg georot
Cine pradtuoae 3uipeiie 81 ALIEN
Dot. 0e aud nit etpas Sait ais
A5enobr0t fur 2in0er f0itlidl III. mo
sic ebenfaus in elmer gtoBea Rortion.
iooaB 0aOon nod n~lfgeBoben meroen
tann, 8u foden 1T. lit 9aferpuo.
bling. Gd3u foht man Snferfl0deH
nit 9Saiigr 81 einem iebr iteifen 8rgi,
aiebt Sol5 ltH0 3EDei bis orei 20iisl
3uder 0arm ldbt es abfiblen ritbri
.orei @el5eier bin5M Elm 8iertelpiuHo
Roiinen ODER aerRe unO nod @efal-
len FeiigeidHittene 6eigea mo etuas
9iaHoeln, 3iebt oen SAuee Der eier
%oauIHter, giebt e. m cine ge5utterte
mo NIT Semme. ausaeitreute Sorn
mo ldBt ben guo0ing 21a StuHOer
I'M @oifer6a0e tohe.t. Ytan fam
Jpn marm nit einer Saiice ellen, am
beiten idlmedt er 1ber falt. Sir
airoer lit er cine 0elifnteiie un0 an
Steae Der unans5ie6igen Senmel
Elm prahtoones AGhrmittel.
Systematically iteat man
her, inOegn mar 6imbeer- o0er So
Nannisbeeriaft 3ur Salfie NIT &3aIeg
OcrOnnnt ooer EN- babies @las IT.
qenO melden @elees nit @aiier 0Hna
riihrt. Wlan last Is foden. giebt
ppei 2oHel 3uder Oaran unO ril1rt
10 oiel Safermebl 0orunter, bis eS
cine iteife Wfaiie miro. Sn eincr nit
faltem 8aier ousgeipiiIten 5orm
muB es ertalten uno lit, NIT gSIId3
Geqeben, Elm iebr beiIebtes9lbenObroo.
@nferbrei miro fir ain0er
id1mafblfter menn er fur5 Dor 0eln
Ausiiiaen nit einem Stiidhen frI.
ider Butter ourhrilbrt miro; filr
fleine SiiBmduler beitreut man IGN
NIT Elm menig 3uder.
W1inoeitens Oreimal in ser 8ohe
ioaten uuiere aiu0er SafernobriH8
erhalten. Die alten Oeutihen mnr.
0en Our6 ibr Saiernus itart un0
frditig. uno Der iAouite Nteniden.
i6lag in GnglanO. oie Sohidotten,
se5ea fait MIR BON 6afer. sen tie in
.iebr abpefslunqsreihe @etie 5r3iI-
bereiten peritehen. @eiier Elm Sener
Safergrise ais 8uci Shnitten nit
S9llrit mo better 5pei Guiien Safer
fafao uno cine trodene Senmel ais
Dinner 9affee uno Elm paar nit But.
ter beitrihene SemmeIn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
@oct6c Hbsr Oao @raacu.

&inp8lt babcn iih En- 0ea perlhaot
mem Si09tGl osa 0eutihca Rehsa
uaO ia 8}en N1ugt5uaumtlae.
ilnn um 0cH midtaridea WrltB 1uil
iitr 3ipfutea Ourt5lUtBtB 9saalid
ME 9irt titbtea &aaubresc. eiuet
uenen Set oodir ll6rilg39 ihoa
@oetbe oey IN iiu3t:
sebret Die 6raueu. belrlibi lt mI
3tliltu
@eIriFBt iie NIT ireluoljden iltli.
ata 9euleu
Ges beoediW mdunlid1eu Nltpts
@talsR; Dem Gga5ferCH. i,Ot err
g9oIly ibr trob ajpqlgatiiAau 5teI.
ten
2enn nit @aualt oa& 6}enie ead,
eyllltpnf
Gait Sic 0uie ole itaiilidea 0Niee-
Set AMI Ser Sode SCR oiaec. md
heeai
@riiBet MI, @orien. gr1ei nit De.
6dnS
Gret Sic Site. idloni SER &sritarS, T.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
sarfaitHd.

.@eshalb haben Sie eigeut!idl
tjue Is Observation-Disclosures ldr1titel'
lgrnoen fSralian p fraIte EN- Greuno
BEN bctauutA ShriitIleller IlphoHle
Narr. .Gas tpIa ih Sanen lagen
pericefe ser @erf1iier Der &eipcn
sic be1eaen mciner Auildlt H0dl guei
&crbrtteu; tie psrmehren one Sahl
Ser @ud'er ulo pcrminOerit 0le 3abl
Ser Nal9f~al,eH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
planoerr.

Cir Case. riGtl8 En- ieben lift gar
nidf So Iejdf.m ie tie ngsiieat.
l~in.sali1c l}enia,cH. Nere. Eflan.
lea ia6 Linae fieaen forimdbrCi0 an
ms uotiaer. ggir leiea fabirsidla
@.iGler alto .,eitmael. Silit5 5ie.
TIN iia unicreu 8cI;dft intO Geh6r
ngrc. patae0eeariia gin0riide 6,c.
N6er m.e rerfra lit BOD uaier @.i.
fen tn gsraIeth sn Ser llanHiQial
t,af.it 0eiitn. mas iidi atHierem @e.a
inflier in is r.i8ter Titae bot mo
nod ei.fctl
g8e foum. rs nstr b1f rs fueniac
bon Se3 ohlr 6st Eia6riden IN
uniertm Ges3Ntffs h5iten blsi.Rn2
Cslieid mir yaI gtn1an sgn e.
hen. NIT r6rea .u.H 85rw luf0 min
Crd4nru ann Taafel I'm 10 mIrDet.
harsr gl,iie olsleit9itet ii10 louic1
mir 0om rff mic 6linA tut0 taitb Olrf,
0ie geelt oit boron ni0 iebc1 mir
N,aare lana niht5 Jlatcs unO 6erei.
dern 0lrm feireH neuen Wailtein
Gas @e5dlaae lHiercs g9iicns.
limo marnm2 SSir bciaaitieen
micra1 @eit mntu nit oenielben
often a6leitnH5carH Sheen. mir TAI.
lex un5 10 pudal BON peraandca1a.
tir uis ldnait mert0loieu ginlen.
iuir pefharrcn NIT iold,er 3abialst
mo Irdabcit III Ta6rmaiier alter
TcngaupDbnbeiten. oar lnier gllgf
fir eilUaS 4a09es. muberbalh 9;elen.
Oes 0eridl0iieh blcibt.
Ne1el luir fimitiahin duinierfia,
mer. intYciirigr 0urd's ye6cn.
loiicn mir unitren @siit am SEN (ge.
%qcnidn0cn rao Tinoel. Die an ANS
p0ritbcr ilut6cn b%grueileui Se6ei
mir 81. Nlpnideu. Die 1ras ani unie.
rem Nepnspin0c 6elt3nen. INIT orc.
zen. tbclncMnm0cn laifen an. itn.
Oirut mir iare Bepe1maen. lhre c5p.
iidt3iiae. Oenlen luir ii6er 0as. mas
iic iagen nadl. uertieirn mir nns elm
fUenia In ibre AtaQleaenhciiea. cor,
ael. Stliacn un0 0ounnHaeni
9Sir mcr0en chi aunt iein ipie nief
intrrcnaulu ne ANS 0ann rrihtilea
mer0ct @}ir merOtn 3iiJe an thtei
r%ntocGen. sic uuo iriiher uerboraen
hlicben 2lalo miro ms Gin tiei,res
9ieritln0aiB iur Iaierc Niifmnidiet.
aroBcre aut0rlua1me Oh ibrem Ne
iaiS. mcbr Niiilei0 nno melr Qisbc
iiir ie ans unicren 2leobadhtal3.
iihulcn grmauitn.
llcutrNae aasn maulm fuohl o9s
Tteicu mo ,Sencm oas acporecn II.
mas Ct 1T. @arm bal Is 1icicr IN
einer 10 hlrDorra1en0sn Steluno 81.
brodt2 @1flm upptp rer HI
nnten int A61run0 blgtbpn2
lln0 Sam idreite nj @eobahhm.
Qne Csintr nlbitl On firoet IN rir
piclleht Gilenihailgl 0ie On bei
an0eren mil id,ayfe aritif tlSelit
Gam lcde lie a5 ulO erpro6p Sen
@rl0 Ce.ner @illenStdrfe. 9elne
cid tcagen mo ueraleihe 2 IL por.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
BoTnnussius
Bon Seinrid 9ig, G5icoao.

GNCl mn iii CiHiaaL iiriier, irali-
~ CrlL
00S ltnr Gin tdotc9. IlR5esl5lad.
lln0 la bitterm S6mer5 erldlaueft,
Cir 6a0uBt: n9iie iebrt 5nriid."
@enu iid ihcn bic @elt i'm 8uicu
@or 0em irenIOen @lid 0eridlsBt
llno 0as 0er5 III lAlummerlolen
9d6ten ihlHh3e10 liberflieBt!
@enn Sic iumseu idlanfen e'licoer.
Erag MIR idieppm loren Sang.
nH0 ore emit 10 iro5sn Siloer
Sin0 Darinmmu id'on. am, wie
llngl
Daam BE }lu8en %to0csm.i0e,
9liden ,roit.os in bic &elt,
Gem oie Seelc. matt mto tribe,
Die Die 0oifnHal mehr u9elt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

lie allf Dem 8oit nber aobIenfaler
nod belier in elmer beiBen gratrobre.
gut ourhi6moren, bis lie gar iino.
'An6 form man tie nod NIT aerie6c-
mem aaie ii%beritreuen. G6enio IaIien
lidj ore italieniiden Gieriridte (g2e
lon5onn J%ubereiten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

NSeIne Srau moate ourdaus Der
>ange io0e SGaS AeIBea. ih molte
lnu obtr Erte nsllieu. GnOiih Edbe1
rgir eiueu &erglcih geihloiien
9eur. rit hlbt ibr len oenn &c.
uaunt2 .SaRsi@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

Ser tciEe @i1i; Sd w0u.e i6l
lodre Sic 0crg 9lWAsyl Ssrr
1lala lesv sam GiW aelaNci
ulggNe3 att. mei.i Nll0
Ter tle,ne &ili seii man Mia
eanu NIB. an oeuCagsu 3ichsu wiroe
ueau ia seug fen iauHes Oss 91ei.
igr 5glusel"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

%tutler 6treH9): 4@uitap oorb;1
DareR nod 5mei Nepiei To- Der 5geic.
fansmer, mM u oort Hur elmer
Ter fIetNe @uitaO ga 6 mar io
euntsl. Id babe Sa aaosgm ai5s
igeis6sL"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

: Gra Sperr Ser ensIihea aoui.
poEiit,a 4liB gt1e 0G Smuf5. ~iynr-
e aEcr @lB IND .Struno.
reh firo 1T i5lem 0I.erlaroe fonls
Ii CeutA,aao Ceiterreia unS Tsp
BORT SIR agtltruR3
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
Rrrerrei.

Die sum erften meibrden Cot
tor Der Diarburser Surilten 5afuI-
tat prom00irte 2eiterin Der 6raueH-
redltslhusltele IN 5raHffurt q. ~,
sri. Alir &eiternfau1p lit uberbaupt
Die erite Game 0ie sen Sitel END
Sr. jur. an elmer ra sOeutfen llnil
0erItat er1Uor5en bat. 4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

Sn 5iHnlanO, no oie 6raller
elnen SerAf mad Dem anoeren err
0bern, iperoen tie nitt sl Qobnoriider
ri1ngl. oa lie gleihe gn~tlobnuna mik
ole 9tanner erbaltn. g2euer0inaa
iino in 9eliiHgfors innge 9ea0hem
an STEELE Der 9~ddergebilfen einae-
lteut iooroen nno Die erfabrunsen
mt oen iUeibliden 8rdften iin0 redt
glinltIg geDeien. Die N110den Tern.
ten iGnea, Dlren arbeitiam unS
u%sertrafen iogar - mos Elm iebr
iUidtiger llmitano 1T = TIRE @orqGn.
ger an Sauberfeit. 60 iin0 lest in
elmer Der groBten 8adereien pom sell.
iingfors % @ebilfinnen tbdtig. Mud
IN Die finniid)e 2onopirtbihaft baf
Dos peiblibe Clement gingang ge-
fun0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

ST. Der o~orne6men @aeaihaft
nimmt Ons Gr0gen BON 0brrinaen
pieOer 5n. 8eoor5ugt meroen Sic
langen Sbrringe. ME tie Dor 3apef
@enerationen @tooe maret, 0oh miro
leihtere5 Material DerruenOet. 9as
@otO ipielt cine ~9tebenroae. gerlen,
Iiananten un0 beubLare SAPPHIRE
meuOen b%eUor3ugt. 9lud ametbpiten
mo bellr0tbe 8erlen merOeH beaiin.
itigt. Die neiteite @rfinounq olrf 0em
@ebiete lit Der iogenaRnte ,,0ouble
Crop. Gr beiteht aus 5lDei fleiuen
&etthen, fIeinen giamanten un0
9erlen in uniidg1arer 5aiiunq, an
0ereH enOe cine groBere gene ODER
Elm groBerer 9iaulant bdrqt. 9as
groBere Der betOen aetthen banat bee
Dem DIR, Oas fiir5ere hinter oanfeI.
ben. 2eidtigfeit ser 8inge unO sar,
teite gusfiibrlmg ser arbeit fina}
9auptiuhe.