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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22

once. Next week won't do me any
good
He moistened his lips and scratched
his head, eying me undecidedly.
MAY ask your name, sir?'' he said
ut last,
1 handed him n card which had also
the address of my firm, Graham &
Royce. He read it slowly.
''We've got one apartment, sir" he
said. looking up when he had mastered
it; two rooms an bath-but it needs
2 little cleanin' up. When do v have
t. have it?"
Il have to move in tomorrow" I an
swered, and 1 told him briefly why.
MAY look ct this apartments"
He hesitated yet moment, then
Strengthened up with sudden resolu-
ton.
You kin see it if you want to, sir, -
ne said, but first 1 must tell you that
it's SCOT fourteen, where they was IA
murder two days ago"
"A murder?' 1 repeated. ':Oh. yes !;
l did see something about it in the
papers Well. that doesn't make any
difference; I'm not afraid of ghosts"
Then that's all right. sir" he said,
with 4 sigh of relief. and motioned
toward the elevator.
The car stopped and he led the way
down the hall.
Here we are" he said, pausing be-
fore door and producing a bunch of
keys. (Which reminds me that I'll
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22
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kszyzsy the thousands of people who
filed past it not one could give Il single
clew to its identity.
Public interest waned and dwindled
and passed on to other things. Even
with me, living at the very scene of
the crime, it faded in an astonishing
way; it no longer occupied my
thoughts. Over my evening pipe it was
not the details of the mystery I con-
jured up, but a vision of Il dark face.
An inquiry of the janitor developed
the fact that it was my neighbors, Mr..
and Mrs. Tremaine, whom l had met
that evening as 1 left the elevator.
They had the apartment just across the
hall from mine, and | had thought, of
course that l must meet them fire.
quently, but three days had passed and
L had caught not Il glimpse of them
their hours for coming and going
seemed radically different from mine
l heard the sudden opening of door;
a scream, shrill, full of terror
Rarely have I been so startled as l
was by that voice. In an instant was
in the hall. \ red light streamed
through the open door Of the apartment
opposite, silhouetting woman's figure,
staring, with clasped hands.
1 sprang past her. pulled down the
burning curtains and threw them into
the hall, where Higgins. who had run
up the stairs, stamped out the flames.
The room was full of smoke. but it
was evident that the fire had spread no
farther. 1 opened the window and the
smoke was whirled away.
"Ah. bon die cried Mrs. Tremaine
in queerly broken but very charming
mixture of French and English. What
a chance, What good fortune that you
We're in your room, m'sieurr'
She had closed the window with a
nervous SILVER at the cold and then
stepped back into the full light. /
fairly gasped as 1 looked at her.
Charming she had been gowned ac-
cording to the New York fashion; now
she was radiant in costume whose
gorgeousness seemed just the setting
her beauty needed. At the moment it
completely dazzled me, but 1 was able
afterward in a calmer mood, to
analyZe it-the crimson petticoat, the
embroidered chemiSe with its fold upon
fold of lace, showing through the silken
shoulder scarf; the necklace of gold
beads and bracelets, studs, brooches
what not. The sight of Higgins stand
ing staring at this vision with open
mouth brought me to my senses.
Il am very happy to have been there,
1 said, and started toward
the door.
But you will not co. she protested.
"M'sieur Tremaine will be here in a
moment. He will desire to thank you"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22
CTo Be Continued.)
NATURES cATARRH CURE.
Sensible and Scientific Way to Cure
This DisagreeabIe Disease.

Nearly everyone suffers at one time
or another with catarrh.
The natural way to cure this dis
agreeable disease is by applying heal
ing indications direct to the diseased
spot
In no other way can this be done as
naturally as by the use of Hyomei
breathed through the neat pocket in
haler that comes with every outfit.
Put several drops of Hyomei in the
inhaler and then for a few minutes
four or five times a day, let the air
you breathe come through it, In that
way all the air that enters the nasal
passages. the throat or the lungs, is
filed with HyOmeis healing medical
ton, reaching the most remote air
cells of the respiratory organs, de-
stroying all catarrhal germs and sOoth-
ing and healing the irritated mucous
membrane
A few days use of Hyomei viii show
how quickly it relieves all catarrhal
conditions. and you will not have to
use it long before you find it has eff
fected a complete and lasting cure.
So strong is H. o. Rolls faith in the
power of Hyomei to cure catarrhal
troubles that with every dollar outfit
he gives a guarantee to refund the
money unless the remedy gives salts
faction He takes all the responsible
ity and you cannot afford to suffer
longer with catarrh when an offer like
this is made to you.
Should extra bottles of Hyomei be
needed they can be obtained for SOC,
making this one of the most economi-
cal as well as the most reliable RENE
dies for catarrh that is known.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22
CHAPTER V.

q s matter of course, the affair
al at the Marathon created a
S9d great public sensation. The
Sl papers overlooked with de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22

pour nbation TO honor the escape"
Cecily, who had been hanging on his
| lips, flew to the next room and was
back in a moment with decanter and
glasses-three of them-and she Joined
us with an ianperturba matter of
course air which somewhat surprised
me. Only l noticed she left q little
wine in her glass; and with it she APP
preached d square cage of fine gilt
mesh hanging over the radiator in the
warmest corner of the room.
"She's most extraordinary woman"
Tremainc said, with smile that seem
ed little forced. ''She's about to do
what 10 other woman in the world
would dare Go. and she thinks nothing
of il. Come and see
Cecily had already reached the cage
and was bending over it. humming
Il weird little refrain that rose and fell
and turned upon itself. reminding me
family of the negro spirituals | had
once heard at 4 camp meeting in the
jersey woods. After n moment l saw
a movement within the cage and 4
head erected itself, Il broad. triangular
head, deep orange barred with black,
with eyes like Goals of fire. 1t swayed
! to and fro, to and fro, as Cecily fitted
words to the refrain-queer, chopped
Soff creole words.
"Oh. Gil iojolli. oui. oh, thou art
pretty. pretty. Fe-Fe. Pa ka fai moin
pc. | do not fear her, not at all! Is
she not pretty"
Gradually we had drawn nearer.
oil
yielding to the fascination of the song.
even as the serpent did. 1t was not
very large, nor seemingly very fOrmi-
dable. so | did not even think of fear
when Cecily opened the little door of
the cage and drew it forth. She held it
between thumb and finger just behind
the head and by slight pressure she
forced its jaws apart. Then she poured
the wine down its throat, drop by
drop. Finally she returned it TO its
cage and shut the door.
When it was over and she was lying
again on the couch. painting with a
kind of fearful exhaustion, / turned to
Tremaine, who was hopping his fore
head feverishIy.
i've got kind of superstitiOus hor
ror of that snake" lie said apologetic-
ally as he met my eyes. I've seen
Ot of them. but none ever affected me
Just as this one does
What is it?'' 1 asked. astonished by
ais pallor. by the trembling of his
nand as he put away his handkerchief
and reached for Il cigarette. He light
Ell it before he answered, inviting me
10y Il gesture to help myself.
Its a fer-de-lancr.' he said at last,
"one of the deadlieSt serpents in the
world. and this particular variety is
said to be especially deadly, a sort Of
creme de Ia creme, as it were. Its bite
kills Il man in three minutes if it hap
pens to strike an artery. 1t does more
than that. 1t turns him to a swollen,
rotten piece of carriOn. I've seen it."
And he leaned back to blow n ring to-
ward the ceiling.
1 sat, petrifed, with my cigarette
halfway to my mouth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22
Chicago New York
Electric Air Line
Railroad Stock

~ HE stock of the Chicago-New York
- Electric Air Line railroad is now
selling at S35 per share of the par val
ue of 500, and at that price offers an
unprecedented opportunity for invest
ment.
Space here will not permit US to
give particulars, but we will be glad to
send you full information upon request.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22


though this somehow doubted. "Good
evening, SIR" he said, standing with
his arm still about his wife and gazing
at me with look so sharp that found
myself for an instant unable to meet II.
His wife uttered in his ear a SEN
tence so rapid that was utterly unable
to catch the words, but suppose 1T ex-
planned the reason of my presence, for
he turned to me instantly with out
stretched hand.
"Cecily tells me that your presence
Of mind prevented general confagra--
tion, Mr.
Lester" / said. ST am your neigh
Dor across the hall"
MY name is Tremaine, and I'm ex-
ceedingly glad to meet you,r he con-
tinued, with courtesy which charmed
me from the first moment. eve must
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22
DO NOT REMAIN IN
IGNORANCE

of an opportunity that comes not often
er perhaps than once in lifetime
when you can learn all about it for the
simple asking.
Purchases may be made if desired
upon the easy payment plan by max
ing a down payment of $3.50 per share
and further payments of $3.50 per
share for the succeeding nine months
a total of 10 payments.
Cut out this announcement right
row, If you will, while the matter is
fresh in your memory, enclose It in an
envelope with your name and address,
and forward it to the undersigned, who
will at once send you information that,
If taken advantage of, will mean finan-
ciaI independence for you for the rest
Of your life.
w. G. LOOMS,
Fiscal Agent,
61s Monadnock Block, Chicago, III.
VICTOR r. WEREGG, Local Mama
ger, Harper House, Rock Island, III.
Rock Island QlL) Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22
CHAPTER VI.

OR three days Thompson's
body lay enthroned ON its
couch at the morgue. but of
the thousands of people who
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07

IplBI, pas DQs ptiBl.
sd psiB Is ni4t", enisesnste SAM
np. bic i6pn pis0er ben UtuuO poi
bate unO eifyis tauie.
u5onnp iei rabig, Ian guoi lpres
den"
n@Ilo Sn6icienbspeiis'. pieosr9Olts
Ruoi iebr gels5ri. limb feline beIiimms
ten uR0 feline Diyecten 9epeiie. Sd
aing olio gu Titts uno traT ton nit
einem Eopf neiber 6drbs, ipomit er
fein Boot frii6 dnitrei6su pplte. @r
mar dubsrt miboergniigt pe8en oieler
GriraansgoGe, oa er Is crit tiirSli6
ueu angeitridsn bate. 81 3eigte mir
bic Stelsn. no Die 6arbe o6geIhuns
ben mar unb mas iA oa fab, oeutete
cine gauge men5e an.
,Der Bug uno bic 9dngsieits oes
8ootes paren NIT bIouer 5ar6s un6
bann uno pcnu eiHen i6par3en5 trsis
fen Da3piiAen bssledit.
,DieIe Msrtmals 3eigten mir, edb
es gesen Elm 1r6bsres, blau Il. i4par3
ungeitriheHes 5a3r3eug ssltoBsn isin
mife.
Sine 5lou uno I6par3 anseItrihes
ne Ddmpfpo6t bate ihon felt 8 2os
asa melt 6rauBen an Der Mnls ponQns
Ter aele9en. IS mar bic see.
,3ortbin alio 1T Geo gegen isintn
Wiaen perIhleppt poroen. I'm Gage
mad ieinem 8eri6ninosn lidtete bic
See" bic Quter. Sir pifsn aIio. odB
Qeon6ar0 lebt un0 ID psroe mid uns
Dersislih auf bic 5a8o mad Der n5es'
begsben."
Sin 5urrab Fir Ruoil" fdris gam
nh 6eaeifert. sgOmm', lieber Sunge,
trinf cine Eofe 2bee!@
Trau 0aroen mahte 6onnD bsftise
gorparfe o5 oisfss fiji Elm ianges
Wdbden unse6a5yliheH 8etra8sns.
6annb 66rie ieoot faum auf lie bin.
fonbsrn spg @ubi auf sinsnS ta6l une
ihub ihm ale m55lihsn qster5iHen
su. lno Ruoi puros inter Dem Ginz
fluB oiefer aus tieftsmpfun0sneg
Bant6arteii bat1ebrnhisn Gtirtung
ungemein re6Isli5 uno sr5dblte. mas fr
QGes tbun MOLE; sr bauts Gut dbl
fer III Ollie uno 8ale uno tra6se
9ora oa6in, BAG re nit leibserem,
Oou nsaer 6ofinaug ssi4peatsm 6srs
5en i4lafsn giH5.
lfortisann4 foIai.)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07

Der 3eniner groi6 3u 5erneeiers
he D am's 9ebea actommen. Gurd
Die unboridtistsit Ginger 4inoer mar
Elm N0lbbr0no entitlnoen. Der auf Die
BorceaeH ieines 9ruoers iiber3uiprins
gen orobte. 8roi6 poQte Die Tlammen
odmpfeu, ais er einen 0bumabtsanfaa
erlitt unS in Die @lut6 fiirste. Seine
pcI Itdnois oerioblte 9ei6e nurbe lpds
ter aui Der 8ronoltdtte auTaefuuocn.-
Nuf Der 8epsriI6aft nDeutIher 9ais
Ter 5u s. amborn o%erun9liidte Elm
Sha6tbauer our1 Star3 in BEN
Shdft t6tlih. - 9eim Spleen nit
eiHem 9~slaosntn RepolDer erfdoB in
u h"terid Elm GHabe BON s Sabren
iein 4idbr. 9rioer6tn. ~ Dura Elm
4utomobil puroe oaS 4id6r. S0hters
den oes 8d6nmeihers 8emper BON
Dillin9en l6srfabren. goloes
ne 9odjeit besingen bic @6eleute Sol.
Sririas in Green, bic GbeleuteSo lob.
unO Sill. @rat geb. 1epenoeder, in
YtesPcrt. Die Gbsleute Sol. 8os
mem in 70 aner II, uno Die Gbeleute
Sob. Shmitt uno Mdrid, ae6. Sbelen.
In 0Dtttngen.- SIN Der Shiefers
CRUDE NdIora6 su 2rier erfhua
obitir3eness @eitein einen @r5eiser,
ipdbrsnO Elm 5peitsr i6per psrIsbt
puroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07

Rolano iab bic gldn5snoe 5iear nit
sinem Gemii6 tiefien 4bIfeus unb
6es gerlanseHs an moQora idat auf
6anHn, CAP 5ieie Fe uitt ar i6rem
9labe sslaFeH.
r9u nsiBt. i6 Tam bas Dina niht
lsioen. Eros Alsm, mas nan la1t.
CLAUDE 10 rod, ouB hieIes SooI Der
Grun0 az msiHss unelads It'll"
.Nis9 0as btsutst bas?" frasss
8asseI. US, isBt entFnne ih mid
ser Ghiueis! MsiH liebeg sinh. hi,
tdrnf Tu nur 70 tb5ri6t feinl Tiefes
90bsnbiIo lann nit Der Sadie ocr
ni6ts 81 tbuH bu5sn. Su bif sojisnts
LID nitt 70 a5ersliubif9, az sIau5sn.
6 brinse llnsiid2 0eun BEN Senro6
e isiH inuts, 10 si6 e mir, Site Bel
oisisH DortsH tredte e aud fHon Bic
6due oarna9 aug.
5anH9 srtara sas Ssor isSc6
itnsa ouf ibrsH aadsn. . nsin.
Better Rolano. III fEiss9 e niti
lasis esf sieiRs Raispsis FED.
sd bsaaf6tiss. osn asrl al mas
Ten. Gabsrosm isbe is ar nidt Elm.
mas 3a nit rem 1inss onfunssn
piaf.
sVlsiHs Iies 5aEnp. il 4aes e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
5. GapfftI.

Bel Ruoi's ibsrrdi6enoer Reuialei.
fprangen Mne 9lsih3eitis auf.
5annB, bic iiingite uno oberTlG9lihs
lidHs, fano 3usrIt bic Sprahe mieoer,
ihlan9 bic arms um zen Gals bes
SHnglinss uHo peHts.
%, auoi. Rubi. i'd DuBts - Oh
parbsIt - ibH iinoen. 80 - no 1T
err"
Die grrnung Ruofs leste fh; er
mafte a5er Elm 3ismIia psroubtes &C.
iiht. dls sr rammeIte: Sd Deib
nidsl@
.aber 8aei. III iagteft bo6, sr Iss
e." risf Qora nit 5~liseHosn aussn.
.5aH Gu ibH Oeun ni6t %ssIebm2"
Rein. 4bsr ia CLAUDE 5tHimms,
oaB Il lsbtl'
.6at man i6on js ID sspog ssbortQ@
pimmerts Brau BarosR. IS III grans
fam Don Dir, in uns 6offnnns al er-
psdsB. I'M Re nader 5u ssrhorn.
uno ID
frau @arbtn R5bnie un5 flagte in
fh biHeiH. Ddbrtro lie ouf bic Grtlds
runs bss iuHsm MaHnss Dartets.
.Alio bort gu. ting Il snoiid an.
81 Sin con .JnoidsH5sDsiien" Gus
ge9dHssH."
Rsbi lsdis TA BE eippsn, &c q
bieiss f0nn 6soeuiiams Bert fpra6
n5apa5I ~Snoieim5sDsiis- DsnE %.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07


Bel ben ganbiagauablen nutben in
" il n en- fir bic Socialoemotraien
25,6o3, fiir bic 9iberalen 20,463, fit
oas Centrum 1899, Fiir bic 6riltlihs
iotidle pariei WntiIemiten) 1929
5timmen aDgegeben.- Der @ditmirtb
Gedner ebenoa nur0s Don einem Que
tomobii t6oilih ii6srfubren.-qui Uem
9eimpegs DON eiHsm Set gsrist6 ber
6aasmeiIier 6r3. Bre6 pon 8tr9
tes8doen in bic Q9e unb srirant.
- 5n 3 mmen aot lit 6ohp. 81.
5taoipfarrer. igl. geiitl.aotb unp Ga
pitels : pammerG Did. aahermann
TN Utter BON 50 Sabrsn am 6sr3i6las
ploBlin 1eitorben. - Ghnea uno uns
%egluortet Derihieb aud bodfp. br. Sac.
5eiitl, Yfarrer in OFFERING, TN
"a. Qebensiabre. ~ Bel m|tgebern
lam Der 19jdbg. Gobn beg 5hbruniers
nebmers 8auIA inter einea id ptrsn
@Ggeu uuO mar fofort toot. ~ JH
Gttl5rpnn pnroe Der 18Id6rige
Birtbsiobn Sob.ltrban aug Ststnss
yer & 0on eiHem Greunbt. Ger nit Ell
mem ReooIner bdniitts, aug llnpOrihs
ti3leit erifcfIeu. = Sic 3niihen ben
D6rfern 9rURen5dh uno 30 q Z
.trb0feH, TN neflifen Qagdn, ges
bauie gabnitreds TIT fir ben gstIt6r
s.eintt Doroen. Jn 5anfen
6rannts oas NnneIeH oes GtGmgrs
bar Wuher ab. ~ Der 36urm oer
Bfarriirdt in 6ounsmfss III to-
tal eingefiir3t uno lUurbe o1bur6 aud
Dos @eD0Ibe I'm Jnnern etr airhe
sinsdfIGsm unb GROCER G6aosn ans
serittet. - Tad einem Gtgeiie nit
elmer 5rau fhlna Der 9dd0meifiu
Neiiinssr In 8dfBbuuen itinen
aeiosn S%iieiiinosrn, einem 5idbr.
Uldohen unb einem 4i6br. Rna5en,
nit eiHem 8eiie bic Sh0oel ein.-3ns
folgs zines ShDinbgionfaaes itir3ie
oer 72jdbr. Seeonom @oitl. Roiila IN
8altenbud IN einen 8runneR unb
etitarf. Die Iiclirmiitgs arp 8es
raliihBboben : Ba6rit BON M5ablaIHsr
in eau purbe buTH9tobitaer i6sil-
Deiie 8aiort. On eer 1Oppelfhsus
ne 0ss Gucnomsn D0pfert In W a NJ
burs brad Jeusr aus, oas H4 auf
ane Dsiisye GhsHus uno 3 Wo6nhdus
lei a~us0ehnie. - Ber Sci Ieinn gls
fern tn 9sitingbaufsn asi lirs
lau6 Deilenbe Goloat Sof. Girt5itler
5srnnaIidts bur4 StEr3 com 5a6rras
0e tSotlih. ~ I'm lan3bureerise bsi
g u0orf murbe ber felt 8 MonateH
~absdHgise 56id6T. BisnilHeHt Cd.
Stodsr 3on Rim ting az geits
auigtunsen. ~ Der Si1brige anabs
oss U2iinns @rati In 5itlen6d6
DaFes pon siRn 1raRsmi Fonspsas
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
OE.Ra9riGt
nass Der altsst 8stnratb.
treifaIen.

Su ben 9asea rem 30. Nai 5is l..
5ani fano BE %250jdhrigs Subalitier
6es qonialihen gbmnaFnms al
S ann fatt. - d. Clemens 9ers
ser, e~6renos6ant On Der I8mtirfs 81
RHnHsr fdsrie idn Diamantnss
pritftrju5ilGam. 3m D6fihsH
Germum nuEoe bls neu srli6ieie
ainbsrhsim sinscDeibi. ~ gu grs
ltEfhDid 1%sgsr1nHie bic 8idsrise
8ottsr BEG Dgoatfen arafsf, iaotm
ibrs aleipsr an eiasm 5sasr iH sraao
agriethen. - Big Misunderstanding
oon B~rafratb bsidiob ben Ban
zines usum .8asbbouiss 5umprsiie Bis
81 10000 III. - 4uI bsm ga6n9of
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07

Die aeibsn 9CbreklstteI. ipel6e isbsr
3situns aufsstIsbi iperbsu. ssissn ou.
Ger Der 4orsFe aud nod bic 3sit an,
pis nett Elm a6onnenl bas gIait Be-
sa6lt BAT. Menn ss gum gsiIpisI bsisf
mdra Oh. 70 bspsuttt bisb: gs5abIi bic
Mdr8 1901; apr. 90. bssabIs bis
april 1900; Iui 80. k5abIt bis mai
1899. Daraus lam isbsr IsbeH, uis
nett CT ridhdnbis III. obtr Doraaa6ss
3abli Fat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
gttnnorser,,taB.

8om r5tsRratb Gum
ainoerm0o6V): sd b0rts aeiiern
Ibeno. ME Sie bds 9dbb in ben
S6Idf iangsn. @nna; oas bat mir
ni1t gefaaen ron bsute an friegen
Sic @eiangunterri6t!!@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
EreunnTd1nff.

Wutter: rNbsr. 9aura, iparum
hodit 0u benn ben gau3eu Saa i'm
3immer2 @eb' hinab in oen garten!
9oit On benu gar tsins 6rean6iuq1-
6 q a: 80 ia, cine =. ober bic
fam i'd ui6t Ieiben!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
Rnntan.,ItraTe.

Ga9 LANCER Bass,Iung betrot Der
@rof bas @EioB ieiner @orfabren.
Dor Grmioune fat suIammenbres
6eHb, blidte sr fa berqeblia mad
einsm SefsI I'm, ouf benz ieiu eequdls
tes 6erS ruben tonntel
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
Neiiett l1aMan.

Sn Gblersbd9 Bat fh Der co.
iabr. Sei8er euler erbdnat.- frau
bes 9abnpGriers in 8prfen purbe
BON einem3uge erfaBt unO tootlib pers
lebt. - Der 89I. Observation-Disclosures
Der Sui. S6mibi in Gi6enberQ
t%eierte iein 50idbr. DienfiubilSum. -
Der 60riier @erteRsmeper in Bic
ereIO bat Iid eridoTen. Sin
81 mbree en- imeierte oos @bepaar
4dermann Ditb. 9one anO 5raa SOL
oene 9od3eit. - Sn &fetnsQeis
nun8en bat Der Dem Srunie etgebea
ne Sauopirt6 gbriit. 9oarat9 II. feline
6rau nit Der Qtrt erI6lagen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07

g rdfibrnt: ,ggie, sic Iebs
nen ben Gaufntann I. ala befauQen
ab2" getIogter DER in
Der Sruntenbeit cine itrdf6are 6anbs
lung besangenl: ga. i6 babe gebDrt,
odb sr abitinea3Ier it!@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07

pGteleR sic bo6 msiner Todtsr
sdl5er bari" s9itte, Id brinee
slei4 ben @FsFor SirIina. Gr tan3t
aaeroinss miisratel - aber nit ern-
fen Mbii9ten!'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
RIne fnS init Der @trfune /
aHgrteSeu.

Has Der Ct Better NIB 9augs monoRsrs in Gns biz.
iauo, @ie.. tRtdt man BolesRoss mt; poitor g6hig's
ReFotH'etarier purhs bier iapn offers in Dsriaeoensn
6dafa Ron ben 6olsrn Der usbsranarsHaars bsim
stueirtn INIT esm beetH Grsolss aHssluaubt Gin Der.
artissr san. welafr init gtlanoFgtsi psrbanstu faon
! Soer lana bsiaEo. waroe bura s 6laiaea glerpsu.
starter ssbslt gaa bsmdsrt tr fa icna 70 tubsr.
iaifs ees ale NIT esr @triaas oss g~sFpsu.siarisrs
~sElHeosn HH0.
grau miJafu wssesr's srus,. miaa.. aab ibr.r
Soatsr nur y IIoias BON Batter atHia's Qerssn.
Starter etssH eapaas. bic 0nrh gluiarmath snb
iaHe. unh III Fs isiihsu saus Roai uu6 etianb.
CM~S Elm fnerltuunes Ruh ny merpsnlsiberhs
HtGe gSs 9sssa Sss : DsIlsagt s]ns.isast.
Etsis gste3ta parhe iitt BEN Sabre 1876 ncn BEN
po1n. .RaiioF Bong, Sort Wapue. SnO.. sabsrtttsi
nne 1851 inter isiutE MunstiLag Ron Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
400 Lake str. CHFCAGn. ~.
Net Slpptbefern 40 haben far
tAsO0 Die 0iaf&e, 8 Tiafden fur S5.OOi
esobe S1.7Bs 8 far s9.OO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
NheinpfaIi.

Inter ssraoe3u risiissr 9sthelIiguus
eing am qfin8Iimoutog bie@ntbaauua
Der 6rib Claus Denttafd am CLAUS
felien BET Qeimen. benz @eburtsorte
oes 1itters .6rib Claus, Dor fh.-
Bel ben 9duotagspablen erhielten bic
8lodparteien uHo 8iinoIer in Der
Bfdl3 62.2O0 Stimmen. ods Centrum
33.400 uno bic Socioloemolrdten o.
zoo Stimmeu.- De- mad llnttrI6las
suH5 BON 10000 Mart Mmisaeloern
aefio6ene 9abnsinnsbmer qaulus aus
@ermersbetm bat fh ben Sc
ridteu aeltelt. Der In Der Rinas
9afe in g il It a B pobnenbe 52s
id6r. 5daHer Ric, Seblinaer Sat F4
erbdn9t.- Sn 6oBIoh brannte bas
Sac. Deese'ide Saus O~oafGnbia uies
Der. r. Sn Watfdmmtr mddts
Der 72jGbr Winser BET. Gtoedel Ieiuem
0e6en our6 Grhduqeu Elm Gnbe.-9ei
ben Observation-Disclosures Set
BEN Reubdu oes MiibienbeFbers gol.
Isu5ader IN SberbdueB !purbe
Der Wdbl6urihe 6offmann perItultet
un6 fdno babel ben Sob.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
Afitnrr,,r,rmn

I'D, 5rduIsiH. beIfsu sic mir bod
ben i6onen Salter fansen." .0as
Oeritebe ia Hiht.~ = .9i0er mein eros
Ber 9ruoer faste bna usuIid, ale Sal
ter fingen fin in SIREN 9eben."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
lrrnnrranrnn

g 8 d n: .0u blIt nit mir alTo
suFrieoen2"-9 # ga, Sets
den! 9u ber0isuteit als S9aB io5us
fagsn aud Sic GarDelibeu."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
3mnntoriItiIhss,
DC ill., salnttrr.

@sdfifd (m 1beater): rWla=
ma, Der 4Hehor ba oraben iiebt mid
f~ortip6breno an" - W utfer:
so iieb meg -. aber reht freuRo=
linl@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07

Hd1Ia1a.

8 berfeIIner; Die beften
@dfie iinb bod bic Observation-Disclosures
SObolo man fih Oa in Der 9d6e apfs
bdli. .beitsiieu is inmer stpas, um
ouein iein at t0nnen!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07

Die Stabtoerorbneten Don 7arms
q babsn sinen plan fir bis Qnf.
t1eilung zines grobsn 8eldnoecomple-
res, gum 3pede Der ~QlnIeguns elmer
aas8eoe1ntsn @artenit1ot NIT DieIen
unO groBeu Strdbensiaen, dnasnoms
men. geim 8oatrldieben ndpreno
r6ro6nleidHamsprocelTiou sa 5ebs
loh 5erpIdbte Elm g5ner, po6ur9 benz
in Der Nd6e Hebenoeu 16i16r. ana6en
9ofmeiiter pals uub 8opf duf9eriHen
puroen, 10 oab CT ioFort to6t mar. -
8ei elmer gontfabrt oes Ruberclubs al
Dffen6aH tenterte Elm Boot uno 8
Sniahen fislen in ben Wlain, ipoDon
elmer, oer Spenslermeitsr Gdeid. ers
trant.