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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-12-20
The MOs.esty of Women

Naturally makes them shrink from the
indicate questions, the obnoxious ex-
aminationS, and unpleasant local treat
ments, which some physicians consider
essential in the treatment of diseases OF
women. Yet, if help can be had, it is
better to submit to this ordeal than let
the disease grow and spread. The trouble
is that so often the woman undergoes all
the ANNOYANCE and shame for nothing.
ThousandS\Qf women who have been
cured TX DR.. Rerce'S Favorite PreScrip-
ton writS in. depreciation of the cure
which dislehSeS NlSh the examinations
and local reatments>ST There is no other.
medicine SO sure-and- safe for delicate
women as "Favoritc Prescription" 1t
lures debiliEating drains. irregularity and
female weakness. 1t always helps. 1t
lmost always cures. 1t is strictly non
alcoholic, non secret, all its ingredients
,aing printed on it's bottle-wrapper; con-
tains no deeteriouS or habitforming
drugs, and every native medicinal root
entering into its composition has the full
endorsement of those most eminent in the
several schools of medical practice. Some
Of these numerous and strongest of pro-
fessional endorsements of its ingredients,
will be found in q pamphlet wrapped
around the bottle, also in u booklet mailed
free on request, by DR.. r. V. Pierce, Of
Buffalo, n. y. These professional en-
dorsements should have far more weight
than any amount of the ordinary lay, or
non professional testimonials.
The most intelligent women nowadays
insist on knowing what they take as med
icine instead of opening their mouths like
lot of young birds and gulping down
whatever is offered them. vFavorite Pre-
scription" is of KNOWN COMPOSITION. It
makes weak women strong and sick
women well.
DR.. Pierce'S Medical Adviser is sent free
on receipt OF stamps to pay expense of
mailing only. SEND to DR.. r. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, n. Y, 2l one-cent stamps for pa
per covered, or 81 stamps for cloth-bound.
II sick consult the Doctor, free of charge
by letter. All such communications are
held sacredly confidential.
DR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigorate
and regulate stomach, liver and bowels.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-12-20
A Universal Word.

says is mamma or mother, and it is
not strange. therefore. to find it one
of the first and simplest words in ev
cry language. There is no word easier
for child TO say than ma" unless
it be pa" In Hebrew and Arabic
mother is ZEN" and Am" 1t Is
imam" in Welsh and '"aoder" in An
glo-Saxon. In other languages it is
slightly different. but near enough
like our own word mother" to make
it an almost universal word. SO thai
Il child crying in any language could
be understood in almost any othel
language. Here are few of the
names.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-12-20
Livinustone's VANITY

The Victoria falls of the Zambezi
liver. in southeastern Africa. form the
'argest cataract il the world. They
were discovered in 1865 by DR.. Liv-
ingstone. the great missionary and eX-
plorer, and were found to be twice as
high and three times as broad as Mag
initials I'D. L." are still discernible
and in his book the missionary con
fesses that this was the one occasion
in his life when he was guilty of this
form of vanity. These initials are
carefully preserved by the officials of
the British South Africa company. to
whom they were pointed out by the
native who saw them carved
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-12-20

ScafTods. wide shelves or platforms
at the sides of the henhouse are handy
and comfortable for the hens. THEY
increase the floor space, and more hens
can be kept in a small house.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-12-20
PinTaatl7ers

There could be no better time thar
now to order the incubators and brood
ers as well as to add new blood to the
f1ocks.
Train the stock to roost in the houses
at night. Do not allow them to become
exposed to the weather by sleeping or
the trees.
Market all undesirable stock.
Eggs have charcoal in them. Feed
the hens some finely powdered. and il
will help them and you too.
Be friendly with your hens They
have sense. and you ought to have a
little too
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-12-20
Ready For Anvthino.

"She used to say she would never
marry until the ideal man proposed"
"Yes?"
Eyes. But she's dropped the ideal
w."-Phil8dplphia Press.
1t is not a question of how much 8
man knows, but what he can make OF
what he knows.-Ho lland.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-12-20
Hia Preennt

What do you think? My wife's ia
Their told me before we got married
that he would give me handsome
present Oh our wedding day"
"And didn't he?"
well, waited over a week, and as
he didn't mention the subject | asked
him for it, and all he said was, why,
didn't give you my daughter"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27
tl.alA
VIM. Ley bold went 10 Portland thurs.

VIM. Ley bold went 10 Portland thurs.
day ou business trip.
Bonn, IL llr. aud MIS-. Wlll kellerman
pa 5IoDioy, may ~, ii II pound son.
Joe Vance loturned Wednesday alter
nuuu nom mp 10 Tacoma aud seattle.
Nj. III. W4hetield arrived home Tues
lay frrn short business trlp to Port.
.4l.I
Mrs. y. -. Nin4. OF Nat ,ork, visited
Sir. and a.t,. =. h. L.ioy tAe first ol the
seek
Mrs. b. +. Sccor eit tuesday mornin.
ior GIG Ilerbor, to visit WITH relatives
ior some Tune.
Mrs. Eliza Lewis went to Raymond,
Wash, tho fist Of the week, to visit her
sons, Boyd ond Floyd Lewis
Nj. and Mrs.. l.. |. Wakefield returned
hone last Tuesday from an eNtended
pleasure "Trip through California.
Mrs. ii. b. Elder visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mis-. y. q StIuever, the ti'st 81
Tue week, 'ulnllg 10 ADeI deem We'd
aesLay atteinouu.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27
VALUE OF GOOD NAME
Norris & ROWc's Great
Circus Enjoys the
Confidence Of
the Public.

The value of good name as trade
mark in winning the confidence and es-
TEEN of large numbers OF people cannot
be overestimated, and was never better
exempifed than in the case of the we'll
known showmen, Norris 4 Rowe. Each
season this really meritorious organiza-
ton comes to US again and we commend
the honest policy which gives more than
is promised. The present tour is known
as the Jubilee Souvenir Season." as it
marks the twentieth year Of the partner.
ship of Norris & Rowe. Costly souvenirs
vii! be distributed to everyone, as Norris
& Rowe wish TO acknowledge the compli-
mpnt OF many past seasons excellent
patronage of the public that has always
greeted their efforts so generously. Time
and again have other circuses with false
names invaded the territory OF Norris Il
Rowe, but somehow the public has been
quick to choose the real from the false,
and the we'll known western showmen
soon had the field to themselves again.
Norris & Rove promise us a great big
new circus this year. and as their prom
ises have been kept N the past there is
no reason to doubt the truth of their an
nouncements this season. From the
glorious, gorgeous free street parade, the
special side.show features, the comedy
OF the clowns, the ceverness OF the
aerial gymnasts and acrobots, the skill
ful bareback riding by lady and gentle
men equestrians, the trained wild ami
mails to the exciting hippodrome racee,
will be found the most exhilirating
wholesome entertainment for all. Norris
& Rowe exhibit in two rings and upon
an elevated stage and under spread Of
clouds OF snowy canvas greater than ever
before. They travel in train OF three
sections of Is ears each, making As cars
in all
Exhibitions will be given at Aberdeen
Monday, June 3
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27
IN GHEHALlS COUNTY
AIPGk!,GS IN ALL PARTS OF
TIE COUNTY.
.tclN' e Interest From ail sections
At hchliiS County. Gathered by
AOerdCCn iloraid CORE SpOndsnis
and l,drcdArrom our County
lNsITrQCN.
mONTESANO

Born, Nondel, May -. TO Mrs. Clr-
enco 81 b.. 30.
TIE l-tocr society Will meet at tie
howe Me- ". Il. Bash Wednesday,
lIay %.
\nlr4v n..u.Nas M from Ahcrde, n
Er Icy. attrurg to lu-iness at u c
county seat.
sr r... T,Arsend attended the
in,..' - W.. llatfiet +. Warren at
u.,,,.n, Wednesday.
.t.....l. ,.,,,,,,sl Ti,,,.-
ia, .,., ...u.. in E,ma alter pleas
AMI ,..It.to .,,.nd- here.
Al. ,t. - T,,.k ,.,tt, uo.
,;,... ',...... o,,a,I,t.. funeral
.,i,.. ,ia,,ia, II Wa,,.,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27
RELEASED
FROM TEMPORARY WITHDRAWAL
IN NATIONAL FORESTS.
Nearly One Million Acres Released
From Withdrawal at Request of
the Forest Service. Nearly One
Hundred Thousand Acres in
Washington.

Tracts of land aggregating nearly one
million acres in the National Forests in
Washington, Oregon, California and
Wyoming, have just been released from
temporary withdrawal by the Interior
Department, at the request Of the Forest
Service. This action has been taken in
order to readjnst the boundaries Of the
National Forests so as to include only
land chiefly valuable for forest purposes.
The tracts Just released in the states
named will he open to settlement late in
July and to entry a month later. In the
last two months tracts aggregating near.
" three million acres have been released
at the request Of the Forest Service.
The releases which have just been
made include 1873. 120 acres Of land ada
cent to the san Jacinto National Forest,
San Diego county, California; 247 $50
acres adjoining the WASHINGTON National
Forest, Washington; $3.50 acres ada
cent to The Mt. Rainier National Forest
in Cowilz. Clarke and Skamania ccun.
-
Medicine Bow National Forests in wy.
omrg and Colorado, and AS. 100 acres
al ,cent to he Cascade and Heppner Ma
tional Forests in Morrow. Umatilla and
Grant counties, Oregon.
During the past winter and spring the
Forest Service has had force of men in
the field icadjusting the boundaries Of
the National Forests, and in accordance
with the policy OF the Forest Service all
is now being excluded.
Scattered all through the National
Forests are many agricultural lands,
most small and narrow and more or less
isolated SO that their elimination is inn !
practicable. Settlement is encouraged |
in these lands, which are open to home
steaders under the Act of Jure II. 1906.
This act provides for the demonstrating
of agricultural lands in the National For
ests and is being generally taken advan-
tage OF for that purpose. Stockmen and
ranchCrs are not slow in realizing the
benefits of residences in National Forests
and in many cases petitions have been
received by the Forest Service for further
extension of their area This. however,
the Service is careful not to do unless it
can be shown that tho land is chiefly
valuable for forest or protection purposes.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27
OAKVlLLt

Joseph Mauermann transacted busi-
ness at the county seat lat Tuesday.
Mrs. :. II. Price visited with her par
ents in Elma Tuesday and Wednesday.
+. :. Griswollo OF puyallup, spent Tnes-
day evening here with hi- brother, Y. f..
GriSwuld.
Mrs. Geo. u. Harris and little daugh-
ter we're in olympia Tuesday on bust.
ness and pleasure.
j. VI. Jennings left for Shelton We'd
nesday morning To SPEND a few days with
and inendr.
W. l.. Chappell, proprietor Of the Oak
vi IL Creamery, made ii business trip to
~ra'ie the lirt Of the week.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27
PURCHASES ENTIRE MILL.
u. a. KaIb Purchases all Stock in
kalb- Gilbert Lumber Co.

We are authoritively informed that a
deal is about to be closed between II. A.
Kalh and other members Of the Kab-
Gilbert Lumber Company, whereby Mr..
Kaib will become the sole owner of the
company's large mill plant in this city
and the extensive logging interests near
Iebam. Owing to the fact that the deal
has not yet been closed up to the hour of
going 10 press, further information is not
at,ainable at tins time.-Raymond Her
aid.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27
For Sale.

BY Mcbride & IIamblen at their black.
smith and wagon shop, q and River
streets, one 10 II. p. upright boiler, and
one 5 II. L. engine. All in first class
condition. VIII make price very reason.
able. For further information inquire at
the premises.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27
Good Words tor Chamberlain's
Couch Remedy

Good Words for Chamberlain
Cough Remedy.
People everywhere take pleasure in
tcetifying to the good qualities Of ham
herAn'~ Cough Kennedy. Ms. Edward
Phillips, OF Barclay. Nd, writes: ~
wish To tell you thar | can recommend
Chnmherlain's Cough Kennedy. My lit
lie. gill, Catherine, who is two years old.
hd- been taking this remedy whenever
,hr has had a cold since she was two
months Old. About month ago | con-
,,ac,ed p dreadful cold myself. bu,
took Chamberlain'- Cough Remedy aud
wa soon ~ well as ever" This RENEE
dy is for sale 10y Evans Dang Co. III
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-27

Mr.. aud Mrs. Ernest Lund Of North
Yakima, Wash, were visitingMr Lund's
brother. Gail Luud, Saturday and sum
day. whom they had no: seen for 80
years.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
2lnr 3wei 2su6fa6en.
QeteeIiO. SOman OOn ge. Maariens.
Geutid BON Clara Rbeinan.

F6t nab nifi ms6r Der IsiTsIs 3psis
fsl bsltsbsn.
Sd muBte 3use6eR, oaB lie redt
battsn. Sic sdhIten ale puuets gsssn
ia auf uno nieie manien entihiecen
Ella ldpsrss Stulorssiltsr aug. 6r1u=
lein Simplon bate BON Nnfang an
9spuBt. peId i6redIiten Snbalt i'm
8Oftsr bur5. ben lie aus irgeno sinem
8runoe aus gnglaHo hsrausfpeoirte.
Nlrum mar ie nit benz 3offsr ge=
rsiit2
9ermutbIib. nm bic 9si9e an eli
nen 0rt gu bringen, no lie beeTnigt
ooer nit peniger gefabr Der gntoeds
ung suriidssIafsn psrben founte. sic
bate o~ffenbar auf ben 3uiaa Dsr=
iraut, auf ibre Mense pom 9spGd
itudsn, auf ibre lebsrreoungstunit
anf zen Strid, ben ~perloreRen SaIaf
lel II auf al oiss 3uiammen, UNI ole
Aufmertiamteit ab3ulentsn, unO nur
Elm 3ufdmmentreffen BON Fatalen llms
ttdnoen, fopie Der unbofIi6e Gisen@
INN Der 9samten, batten ibren 9lan
ourttreu5t. SoDisl mar BEN beioen
5ran3ofen tlar unO mir isIbit ni6t
peniger.
Gbenio fdrS es felt, OaB lie ron
Dem WlorO pubte uno oaB Der Rame
BEG Spfsrs tein @ebsimniB fir he
mar. sic bate Dsriuht, 6sryn SaFet
IN be3ug auI i6ren @ufent6alt in
Sout1eno IRE gu Fibrsn. Sic bate
3~usege5en - uno ibr Mdo6en bate
Is iiberoies bsIiGtigt II oaB Ger aofs
ter iRr @i9eutbum near, d6er lie bate
leoe 4ustunit iiber nds BARN beiinOs
liHe 9anotuh ~perlpeisert.
4uh oas Ndo6en 6dtte man Yuesen
0ielss 9anotudsS bsfragt uno aus liz
rer GusIage mar hsrborgesaneen. Dab
ss niGt gu 5rau SimpiDn's 0lThss
pOrratb gsborte oosr seb6ren tonrte.
WieiH erItsr Ginorud mar eepsfen,
ooB bic gu9Tdben pieaeint al a6z
iittliher 5Guf9ung beiesfGQt pproen
ieien, aber i'd %ertannte meineu Srrs
tbum, dIs i9 BON Germ @aHon 3uis
let eriubr, oaB pie 9ei5pGI6s Der CT
mor0stsn oie slsifsn S%nitiaIen 3si5=
ten. alio bate Oas 6auotuh i6r gss
bort.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
8. GnpiteI.

GobaIo i'd in meinem eigenen 3imz
msr auQsIommen par, ieBts i'd mid
nieoer unb recapitulirte. mas mir Dou
ben gin8elheitsH bes 9erbrshsns be-
f1nnt sepo1cen mar.
WorD - oermuthlin ourh siueu
Ghlaa uno na6foIgsHoss gb%Ioroform
an elmer Dame, Romens 6. g.;
3eit: bermut6lih ssitsrn 4beHo; Drt:
5outteno; UlitifHloige ~ penn nidlt
nirtlihe 5hGterin IN 6aft;
Qame gbit6 GimpIon,
Trdulein Gimpion's umgeben oer
Wahrteit in 9erbireun5 nit 0er Gnts
bedunq oes srsitsH 3sttels 5attsn mir
nidt rem oerinaltsn 3Deiiel selaHen,
eaB eer Crt Der Ebat SoutbsHo
aepeTen. I'D tonnie mir nur nimt
bds sFe6ltn ireen5 zines Quspeiiss srs
ndren. 5ab Dir 4oiftr oon Souibeno
mad Qonoon ssrsiit nar, ebt n Don
gharing groB mad BEN Continent gss
ben toHnte.
Dor alien ealt e. nun. zen Ramen
Der g~rmorbefen aasfinoig 81 ma6sn.
Dies ionnie fir bic goli3sibsborosn
Hhsr teine isbl ifpierise Sa9e ieia,
renn fs MIR 70 0erHiiHftis maren. in
5outfeno uHo NIT in Footing ers
m~nti3unesu e~insu3iehsn- GosanH
muE.1 malt eas geRimHib ossShlIis
feis ouifufldrsR igteH.
6atte 9rdulsin Simpiou in suiem
glau6sn gsiprohen als tie iDisosrholt
eerT6erts. eeB er in ib,sm 8sFb bss
finolife S6lHNel 81 csm ibnar5eu
aoTfsr gsh0rie24
@nesin.s bate IL bepisisn. eab He
siusr oro6su unDafrbsii fd6t7 par.
a6er inbstreff sisisr 4H1tisssHssit
Karen mir IRE 4asfagtn tzfon5ers
ola4bDuraig grf6:sneu. 0oais lie
uHs Ddmii ire fa6rsH. 70 mar ~ cine
WsiHsgin IN otg aant res gussns
5t iouHis fs HiAi oofIr talien. Sit
hatts III saH3en g.pas 3u ebrli6es
in iarem DsisH.
Date re fh a6er nit ZEN SnM
isi pirtIi8 ssirrt. 70 sounts oiss 49,
zine isbr n5tHrlite Sfiubfolserun9
- aa6 nit am aDFfer esr 5sn isin.
uEa bod ME ndrs oiss mos.i9 az
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17

D%eriorauna snti6IoTsn. u Der 9au
Der projsrtirien 6anaus 8Uo.ins
ger Balm 1T isbt eeii4eri. DID
0stteruu bat in eisIem Sake eiHi
0cr5i3li6e Grnte geliefsrt. Die sri,
bsHernis it iopobl mad Ulsnss nil
nah 3udsrsetalt redt gut dusgeflasH
- gu 9eiOenbregen fiel bic 1A
idtrige @asb. Sho6er in Die 9isra
ano ertrant. n Sn 3irf6hdu4
IN lit 9ursermsifsr Shdfsr i'm "a.
Geoensidbre 9elibrben. 3p;TIsH
Gttersbeim uno Gettel5efm
puroe Der 24ia5riae 9u6MIltsr 50.
9%akenbE5ler erI6oHtn uno 9orenJ
Sthtsnber GER, beice uoH Stterss
PEI II. eurt sinen SduB l9psr osg'
IeBt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17

peIen2 Sbr MGo6eu bate ben 8offer
ertaHnt UNI iiberoies nar ibr iein 5ns
bait niht fremD getpeien. AHoererz
ieiis pieoer mar bieIer Softer oon If
rem iGmmtli6en @ffecten ous %ein3ige,
oas feline Aorefs trus uno ihre 6rs
tidrung 6ieies umitaroes Thien ipeni9
3ufrisoenlisleno.
Sd gerietb in bic sr0bte 9erpirs
rung. Sd tonnts bic 9boris uidt
aufrett balten, RAP Der 4offer oisIs
Isint niht 5rda9in Simpion's gis
CENTRUM mar. 60 gut Ts aud in
meinen plan sepaBt batts. fdisa lie
mir bod gar 81 unoerniinitis. lno
esnnoa max ib i'm untlaren iibsr zen
SniiiHel, bas 3srbrpfeHe ShloB uno
beioRSers iber bic 9uditabeu .. 8.
9ergebens iugte i1 mir. CAB lie
nihts 81 beoeuten bdtten, DAB Diels
leiht Elm Gep6dtrGger lie aus irseno
eiusm elsihglltieen 9ruRo oabinge
tribelt babe. Geraoe Bate i'd mid
0on Der Observation-Disclosures oleler Ans
nabme balb ibsr3sugt uno ling an.
eiH3uibiummern, ais mir epie Elm
&lib Die Jraee oes MGchsns ourh
zen SinH fubr. bic i'd in 9srrn Iai=
ist's protoeon gelefen battel
,4arum ihiaeH sic niht nafl
6errn 6drpsp2"
Der refine 3aiaG obHe 3Deiiel. uno
bod II gaul - Bbilipp 6aroeD2 Ner
mar oisIer 6err 6arosp? Sin iniimer
6reuno permutblih.
Ben iebi an bate ib fir oieIe
gta6t teine 4usiidt msbr auf Sdlai.
(5ortIebung folst.)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
3ar gso4tans.

man itnos Gslo uur mittsIit BOTS
oosr @rpubs@ eloaHpeiiuussn regis
irittsm gIisis cbsr aui Milpaulr.
g6iccso ooer Rem Y0rt Iautenbe
Wehiel.
Qas ptdmieH psr goit psresn
portpfrei 5lgeIaubs.
eire rad gefeItang sslisferis
Qrdmis tam niti gessn cine auosrs
umse.1aidt Uercsn.
90 Maiun Strait
Tlilrausst ml.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17

0AFA*NAr
r@ines l1bt fA ni6t dbleusnen" =,
iaste Geo 5afet, als mir in ieines
gettsr's Bureau bic @n~eelegenheit
uerbauoeIten. Die iunss Dame 1T in
bas gauge 9ebeimniB eingsreibt. ga,
mebr als oiss, permutblid puros
our9 lie O0sr auf ibr 4nitiiteR Die
Sbat bssangen."
.Obne 9spsifel", e~ntgesneie ih.
nAbsr sic psroeH finoen, OaB
5rdulein Simpion ni9t ALIEN iiebt.@
rNo5I m0gli1", CAB Geo gu.
1uro iosar, DAB lie ni1t Drummer
Sins it,"
yWarum?" frasts gaFou Hbsrs
rui6t.
sd rsiB ss niAt. Sd fam mid
irrsu. aber i6 gIanbt ss nun einmal.~
sd min 56nen faseH parum"
ihaltsts Geo la6sno eIn.
sic 1T jung; ite lit cine 9anbss
mdnnin; ie 1T intsTeHant - uno cine
M6rosrin? pfuil Is mare gu entisBz
lid! 4llo muB iin nod cine Rams
msr Sins oorfineen."
SD Fragte, pb mir ben aoffeg uno
bic 9ei6e isbsn t0nnten. s3uFdatg
mar bieg nod m6gliH. Die 9eihe
Ionte iiber Ia6t auf Ter qoIi8eifas
tinn bleiben uno am ndhItsn MlorgeR
in aGer 5ribe nab Der Rorgus aes
brGht perOen.
Salon 3aHet fihrts isinen Better
uno MID in Elm dnitoBenoes 3immsr.
IS mar Elm tabler 3aum, in Dem i'd
uidts beFdnO, ais Elm GROCER 3ii6 -
Elm sinfahes, auf 3rei g0den ruben
oes Brett - cine LANCE 8dnt ure elm
GROCER peiBer Diem. Gr bate teinen
auoeren Qus5an5, ais ben ourd oes
gommIHdrs Bureau uRO puros,
SIaube if, in Der Regsl ols cine Qrt
0arte3immer Tir Die 53eugen 6enust.
4uf Ger Iangen, idmalen SHhplats
te lag bic 9eihe, geraos ME lie aus
Dem &offer eenommen nprosn mar.
Sd unter3cg lie elmer genauen prlfs
ung. Die 3Dots bate aui4eineno ben
befsren Stanosn ansshort.
SIR altsr Itdbte i'd auf etpd Co.
So Sabre. sic trug Elm lanses
Ihpar3ss aIeio bon autem Noaenz
itpff cod 0bne isSen 4uspuB, 3ierli6e
peiBe W8dnf9etten uH0 einen snq aH=
fdlieBenosn arasen. Sin f6par5es
SpiBsnfdubden bsoedte ihr grduss
6dur. Ous i6, slatt gsf6eitsIt I'm
bic hohe Stirne leste. Ter Qusorud
oes ihmalen, pergamsntartigsn Sc
Fhtes mar Ielbn i'm 5ooe tsin onqsz
uebmer. Die itdrrsn. 6elblausn Qu
gen bdtten sinen bdrtsn Bid un6 I'm
ole oinneH 2ippen Tag Elm sisenFnnis
ger 3us.
Sine b6Is QIis' iosie Geo.
Sd oahis. 0iss iei mtbr als pobrs
i6einlih.
IN einem sinfahsn Ihnar3sn gan0
par lire ubr beieitist. Sd bstra1tste
re mir gendu uHo Hotirte bic Hums
mer uu0 BEN Ramen oes ubrmanerg.
n5iss piro Disl our 4ufsldrung 6ei=
.raeeH-, bemerits ID, aDsnn fh ioua
nitts finoet.4
On btr 5af6e fanosn inr i6r gsIos
ldihnsn nit sinisen lcTsn Gil6ermans
gen uHo erei Sp0ersisns in gols in
elmer ~isparoten Qbthiluns, Johann elm
isiHers 9attittafbentua g. R. ass
3einnet. pis bic abriss sls5ante Qe.os
pdife Der altsn Dame. 5Ffenb1r mar
aFo Hiht Raub cas- Woiio oss gers
bredens sepeisn.
Sn ao5 ben 9opf Der 5oosn un5
sHtfsrHte oos 6dabheH. DIS ih cas-
oHnns 6aar 5urddHrih, tnioedtt If
cine gr0Fe, bunf.e. 5lufleers 8eule
o5erhalb Ger linteu Stldfe. Gaiioa
5afei bate re nod uihs 6ensrti; bic
untsriuduns osr Qsihe Uaroe. pis
e mir 1gts, ern an nuoersR zage in
esr Wiorsus HatiiiHbeu.
gs mar tIar, saB BE unaIiidhfe
ourn sinsn Shlas bstduSt porcen
D1r, abr oisFer fonnts ooh i1um sts
zen aussntlidIi4sH Sos sur 5slss sss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
Bel 9oraus3abluns Don
1890

SINE Reift nm bic
melt Dtxmfttelh pes Stss
reofcDpeB. 100 9fotosg bromos.
administrator Der iatsrefanteiten
plabe ber @eIt 60dfsin anassiibrt.
Iieis feintu gitoey iammi SisreoieopG
unb nit einsm Sa5rgaHg oieisr 3eis
tunl, portofrei uur $685., o9ns
GitIeoieop $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
Bel goruus 3GbIung Don
$3.50

gpnatn's 6an66u9 bsA
nubIidsn unb 9af6tnats
Ia8berW elt. u,ber 440 Gsitsn
fart ano tnlfdlt s:iesIiHe geltim.
munger. g~oniulaie. Gins uno anbers
3a5saen, Rscepts. qof5eIsbs eanD.
tdrtsn etc.
gie .Qders uHb GartsEs
6aus Getting. eri9eiHt Dofsnts
lid BON II els 20 Stiten TART uno in
aneriaHut siHes cer 5siten ianopirtbs
idaitlideu Bitter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17

.Bio 1T stnu Der 5upfauer 3apetl
Der 9runbfiftuns iiberfibrt porb'nq"
~ ~ Sdadtsl rotbe idpeotide
3inbb0I3l, bD II fh in Der Staot Orin
tauft bat. bat ma am 9~ranoplab
s'funo'H!@ - sSu. ia. b nsurSooii6sn
Sa9eu!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
stnnarsnrnlaB.

Trou g er 3tenr1tb
O aIoenproB (als Der 5dusIebs
rer ii9 dbsr oas gttragsn hires
SprGBIings betIaat): Soft 49, bisisr
Sun9e bringt mid nod ms Wauios
leum!@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
nie aa1mai,rri,t.

6rau: sDu, nit benz 9apaoei
Fno mir Gngtfuhyt Uorhen. Der lpri6t
ia gar ui6tl" - M ann: ,Mein
@ott. 10 warts bod ab. On bait i6n ia
nod gar nidt Su @orte tommen lais
feni@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
alnnt Observation-Disclosures

0irettoy: .@asa Sic laden
IN Der S~tsrbei5eRs24 ~ 9 d us
"A teIer: -@epiB! 9ei Der Sage.
bic Sic mir 3abIsn. tenn iA ben Sob
nur nit 6reuOeH begrabeni"