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sit the women. not being permitted In
the orthodox churches to set foot on
the main floor of the synagogue. FIRE.
FIVE hours. Through all these rites the
only sounds are the singing. wailing,
chanting human voices, with the blasts
Of the shofar at their proper time. No
musical instruments are permitted. A
cry of desolation and melancholy runs
through all the prayers-the wailing
for the restoration of Jerusalem, the
hymns for forgiveness and salvation.
with now and then a chant of the ak
fuiness.
The climax is reached wher IT,
sc-eils cor taining tba la~r each 4 rc.I
of parchment wrapped around two
sticks. are brought forth from the ark,
with white silken coverings and tin
king little bells, and, after being un-
rolled. are read i'm Hebrew The thir-
teen articles Of the Jewish faith drawn
UP 100 years ago by the Rabbi Mai
monides are repeated. In the wealth.
ier synagog1es Of the orthodox the GER
emonics are conducted with still moro
pomp. the draperies and coverings OF
white being more striking. In all Or
thodox synasogues the rabbis and the
men Of the congregation wear hats
throughout the services.
The ten days following are days OF
repentance in preparation for Yom
Kfppur. the day of atonement. this be-
ing observed with more impressive So
lemnity than any other day in the He.
braic year.
But not all the Jewish holy days are
Of n sad solemnity Judaism also has
its joyous occasions. One of these is
known as Chanukkah, a kind of Jew
ish Thanksgiving. Usually it comes ia
December An interesting ceremony
in connection with this day denotes Il
meaning Of its title. 'the feast
lights
Chanukkah lasts an entire week, but
the rincipal part of it's observance oc-
ours in the evenings. when the "Cha
nukkah clIdles'' are lit. These are
thin tal.nrs about six inches long made
of yellow wax On the frst night one
candle e 1T and left to burn itself out
On the second night two candles mark
the passing of the holiday and SO on
unit. seven Chabukkah candles. burn
Ing out at one time. show that the
holiday has taken its place with its
thousands OF predecessors
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Young Sherwood called at the board
ing house few days later ito report
progress" he said Plainly touched by
the beauty of Mary Morton and by her
poignant grief. he fingered little
while to speak words Of comfort TO the
girl.
II shall call again II anything turn.
up." be said
Nothing turned up. but he did call
again and again during the next few
months. always acting the part Of a
courteous gentleman One evening hs
said to Mary:
You may be pleased 10 tearu that
after the first af next month l. am to be
the assistant chef of detectives"
II am very glad TO know il. she re.
piled "a believe you are an honorable
man and deserve promotion "
Thank you he said rather swk-
wardly 'YoG see Ill brightens nv
prospects"
"Mr Wainwright was - have been
PROMOTE. zoo. uex, New Years as you
know" the girl said sadly. and we
were 10 have been married "a New
Years eve
Yes" respa6ded Sherwood. plainly
embarrassed Miss Morton am 20
ing 10 start tomorrow on a long voy.
age shall be gone two months. and
slsail think # you often When
return l-may-be able 20 dc some
thing sor you. YOU Will regard ne a.
your friendT
"Certai&ly. You have beea most
kind"
1t was the last day OF December
when Mary received note from Sher-
wood. He wanted TO call that evening
| Il was to have been her wedding night,
she recalled. aud her heart was inef-
fabiy sad. Perhaps Sherwood could
tell her s1rnsthipg that would be OF
comforr-soinethins about Arthur. she
bade him come.
The assistant chief of detectives ar
rived late, explaining that important
business had detained him. He talked
about his voyage. He had besn 10
| Australia on an official mission. He
| had visited the great gold fields, where
snme men make fortunes IN day and
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Oe-@
New Year Of
The Jews
By RODE ERTUS LOVE

ICopyright, 1906, by Roi,ertuo Loye.l
q FHAT is the significance of
w Us "''s s.a* s:.'s;"'" 'ss' 's,, Most !: to: g:
name ~ thc Jewish New
Tears day, but comparatively few out
,ide the ancient faith of Israel under
.tand IFS deep and solemn meaning to
every Hebrew. 1t IS by no means a
mere holiday. to be observed with
feaStin" and merrlnent. us we OBJ
serve the first dag Of January. In one
Sen:c it Is Il festival. but in a deeper
sense it is the beginning of q ten day
period Of repentance for the sins Of the
past year and prayer for guidance dur
Ing the year that is opening. Rosh ha-
Shanah is observed the world over by
orthodox Jews as stern religious
duty. Its profound spiritual and re-
liGiOus significance dates from the time
of Moses, the laTgiver.
1t is common thing for one to re-
mark upon observing that store or
other place Of business conducted by
Jews is closed oh this is the Jews
New Year" Doubtless the majority of
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THANK you, Mr. Sherwood. said
Mary. You will help me. .hen-help
us.''
my present duty is TO try to find
Mr. Wainwright
Find him" she criesl Find him
for me. They can't prove that he stole
the money. while I am sure that in
time 1t will be found. Then
But il dishonest person fnis Ii
or has found it,
For moment she was overcome by
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"Rs the Hit That Counts. "

Hi.hmoBd Times Dispatch.
"Boys, it's the hit that counts,
said President Roosevelt recently to
some middles ut target practice.
Yes. boys; it's the hit that counts
everywhere. There is such thing as
honorable failure, but honorable sue
cess is better. And, do You know,
nv lads, that success Is very much a
matter of habit2 That habits usu-
ally formed at school, and when once
formed it abides. 1t is true that
some boys who were failures at
school have succeeded fairly well in
after life, but they succeeded not be-
cause OF the failure, but in spite oil It;
and failure is always hard to over
come. On the contrary, you watch
the lad who succeeds in all his under
takings at school. in the eiass room
contests and in aeld contests, and ii
you will follow that lad in his alter
career you will be apt 10 find q sue
aessiul man. It's the habit ie has
formed OF hitting and not missing.
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Cnred of Lung Trouble.

1T is now eleven years since i had n mar
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Floyd, leading business man OF Kershaw,
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The New Years Resolution

ID RING out the resolution
~ We made year ago;
Dust off its cobwebbed features
Its smiling face to show.
The dust of months-remove it
And bring the thing to view.
That good old resolution
'Tis just as good as newt
THE glad day that we made it
How well we recollect!
We deemed that thence forever
We would walk circumspect.
1t threw upon our future
A brilliant, rosy hue,
But now that we behold 1t
'Tis Just as good as new.
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DUST OFF ITS CoBwEBBED FEATURES.
THAT good old resolution
How soon We laid it by;
How soon its hopeful virtues
We ceased to even try;
How soon our hayward footsteps
Turned oft trGd highways through!
That good old resolution
'Tis just as good as new.
Upon the shelf it's gathered
Some dust as there it's lain:
We take it down Ito shelve 1t.
Quite likely. soon again)
And see no mark of usage;
1t still is good to view.
Do once again We'll use it
'Tis just as good as new!
ARTHUR ]. BCRDlCK.
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night hour and the new year was ush-
cred in the pastor requested the con-
gregation to remain seated.
And Sherwood, who had earned the
place Of honor. was best man.
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That's the house that DOCTOR built,
The biggest house you sees
Thank goodness he DOM get oar mop<y,
For we take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea Parker,s Two Ding stor~s.
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Notice.

ANING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRA-
or oi the estate of Mrs W Vanlanding-
n"I.., deceased. late of Vance county. this is to
I'm an PERSONS having claims against the
sLl estate 10 present them to me or INV at
'-.hey, AnhreR Harris, duly verified. with
g.. '"elEe months from this date. or this no.
ne ,T VIII he pleaded in bar of their recovery.
NJ pefsons indebted to said estate will please
nake immediate settlement f'' ''
This Nov. 2l, 1DO6.
49,. OSCAR P. VANLANDINGHAM.
AdmiBlstrator of Mrs W .vanland;nobam
deceased oln
Andrew j. Harris, Attorney.
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Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that appiseatioa VIII
be made to the General Assembly OF North
Carolina, at its session OF 1907. Tor an
amended charter for the town of Henderson
This December 2Vth, 1905.
THOMAS NJ PITTMAS.
Town Attorney
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tCcpyright. 1906. by T. E. McGrath.l &.
G n AIRY MORTON was the happi-
NH est girl in New York. 1t
was glorious night in June.
Arthur WAINWRIGHT had inst
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
grifid.5nOicu.

Galore. %. Dlai..
Sn 8er6ir0una nit Sen filr3li6en
llnruben iDiroe beute ole 8erboi
tirng oes 8c0aftairs Der g5n0ia"
borgenommen. Der @er5ajtete lit
tu eimgeborener.
3u 5ipei Syabyen @eiangniB BET
porter Arbeit fuur0e Elm Sinou.Heoo.
h4tion1r perurtbeilt, Der ole 6aratts
Ter i'm 8unOidub.3 iitrifte 0aOurd
nuigeiuieaelt bate, 0aB er Ole fanta.
itiihen Angabeu mabte, Die nngebli.
ben gpi0enien eriitirteH t3atidhlih
gar niht, ioHOern Die oielen 8ooes.
idae ~ 100000 Uomeutlih - ereig-
aeten iib 0aOurh. 0aB bon Der Re.
gierung be5nblte 4genten ous TriHf.
pniier oergiiteten
Gin @euoiie 0ieies aefobrliheH
Burden mari ungeiaDrlihe ap9eIn
n Die 9runuen %angebeno, oaB er
pom Der Gegierung oo3u beauiragt
puroe; i5m muroen IL Dfouate &c.
ldngniB 5lf0iftirt.
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9gLitig in gcrserarnno.

Berlin. II. g9ai.
SIN goroerarun0e 0es boIitiiden
Sutereiies fsebt beionOers nrS @ritn0
Der ausiaiiungeH Oes italieniidea
gainiiiers 0es AeuBereu 5ittoni mo.
mentan bic Steaun9Habme 8eutid-
LAMBS 5ur 4briilhngsfarce Dor ser
Saager 8rieoensfoHferch5. IS bat
ten iih IN politiihen 8ereinen uno
audi IN Der @reiie oereinseIte Stinn-
men boren IaiieH. nelhe cine getbei-
liglng 1eutidlan0s an elmer Grorte.
rung Der eini9rdnfung Der ariegs,
3urlltungen mebr ODER minDer etfrig
befiirluorteten Sine .erorterung4
0erpflihte 5u nidts un0 Tonne 8u ei.
ner A~uffldrung ser oagemetnen
98eltlage uH0 elmer idlieBlihen 6or,
oerung ser 4brlituug eriprieBlihe
Gienite Ieiiten. Eieien Stimmcn
muroeisbt cine offsi0ie Antport er.
tleilt, Die ibnen entgegen bait. DAB
cine a@rorterusg@ i'm Saag lid Diel
rubiger unO unbefangeHer abmideln.
miiiie. menn geutihlono iih in feiner
@eiie an Ser Debate betbeilige. auf
je0en San sperbe Ourh elm 5erHblei.
ben Geutiblan0s Der oirefte Aus.
bruh einer oeutih-engliihen golemif
~Dermie0eu, Die a~noernfaas abiolut
unUermei06ar mdre. Gie SfeQuna
9eutlhlan0s unO GHgIaHos lei eben
cine berihie0ene. englano rerf0rpere
cine Snielmaht Sic 81 2anoe poaig
uuangreifbar iei uuo aud 81 8aiier
faum nit erfolg a~ngegriffen mer0en
f0nne; GeAridlano aber lei ihon
ourb ieine geograpbiihe Gage BON
alien Seitea ole am meIiten gefabr.
bette Mabt BON allen, Die in 6rage
fommen. .8reun0e fortihreitenOer
8erubigung~, beiBt es in Der oifi5io-
len 9hisIdiiung uortIih meiter. mil.
len lpiinihen, oaB beiOe Sdn0er. aud
ouf rein afaOmiiher Reniur, ibre
altugen nidt freiBen 0enH aud 81
einem rein afa0emIi6en Streite
piir0e Elm bellies gmporlooern zines
OeutihfeinOliden 9reBfampies aui
Der gan5en 2inie Die g%ealeiting BIZ,
Sen. &eiflihe politii6e lleberIegung
muo nationnler Snitinft treifen in
benz GntihIuB 8iriammen, 6aB es iiir
Gertiblano 0as Bette iei, in Ger Ab.
riitungs. Debate gang aus benz
Spiele 81 bIeiben."
Sm @ergleib SIT ser 9eIeiHtung
Ser &eihstagSf9atigfeit Die in Gen.
trums. uno 8egierungsbldtteru 81
finoen mar, erregt cine @er0ffentIi
dung Ser orei f%reiiinuigen @ruppen
Ser 6reilinnigen @olfspartei Jrei.
iinnigen @ereinigung uno Siiooeut
iden 0emofraten, .s5boftes Sntereiie,
Sic iih nit 0emielben Sbema beibGf-
tigt. Sic freiiinnigen @ruppen er.
fldren. onB fih ibr 3uiammengebeu
OurhaitS bepabrt uno ben Ginilub
Oes 2iberalismus ouf oie @eiesge.
bung nerit1rtt babe. sic ieien felt
entidloHen auf Dem betretenen @eae
fort3ufabren nno ieien bereit, nit
nHOeren 8arteien San0 in SGno ee.
gen gemeiniame @egner 5uiammen.
5uiDirteH, rhine babel auf ibre liberia.
len 5%orOeruneen uno grunoidslihen
anidamingen iber ben freibeitIiden
ansbau oes Staatsneiens az Der.
5idten.
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Sin @hclfnnbaI.
gteO 0orf, q. 9lai.

Geo 9orf, q. 91ai.
Dan peripridt iih mterenuite
GiH5elbeiten in 8erbinOung nit Ser
S6eiOungsfloge Ser 5rau SopapO
@oulo gegen ibren @atten. Die 5rau
lit Die frii6ere SdauipieIerin Rat6e-
rpn Clemens. gls @rinoe fir sic ges
lpiinihte S6erouHg mer0en Ii. v.
bosuiaiges GerIaiieu un0 grauiame.
unmenidlide 9e6an0lung angege-
ben. 6rau @oul0 miro anae6lid)
$25O,oO0 idbrlide 4limente Derlan.
gen. Sine Senintion in 8erbinOnng
nit oieier 4lage oerlautet lest ihon,
udnlli6 &eridmoruug. Der 9oli5ei-
fommiiidr Bingham Bat 0ariiber
idon llnteriuhungen angeitellt, ga
02italie0er 0es 2eteftiobureaus 6a.
ran bet6eiligt iein ioaen. SelbIt ser
0iItriftsaupalt Serome bat oieier
gngelegenbeit feline glufmerfiamfeit
acihenft un0 miro BON Dem BoIisei.
fomniiidr 81 erfabren iuhen, ob iein
Bureau in Ser Sade o%or3ngeben bat.
Die @erbauOlungen meroen nabr.
ifeinli6 0fientIid) itattfinoen, od
Shei0ungsflagen onf Gid gno 9eti
ielten eilem 3efereaten iibernieieu
meroen.
SoparO @oulO. Ser brittle Sobn
0es oerItorbcaen San @oulo. lies iid
am Is. Gftober 1898 NIT ieiner iest.
gen Battin I'm Sonano Souie traut
Ell. 0as gbcpnor Bat ieit cinem
Sabre niht 3uiammeH gelebt.
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@r6eiterqrubpe foaren Bel G~erleiHng
Der 8eioIution nidt ouiUeien0.
Sine &6aeumaidiHs.
S6eiia. %. Moi.
Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u10
suei Sberoeteftios muroen beute Cor.
bier Ourh oie Grploiion elmer
SoaenmoihiHe get0Otet unO piele ar.
0ere 8erionen ifper oerIebt.
Die Raihiae muroe BON 5ipei
Wdnnern uno einem Mdohen ms
Bureau gebrodt tur5 boroem tie err
plooirte. Ole @oli5ei perfolgts DE
8rei, bod selang es Dem Mldohen, 81
entfommen. Ger 5iibrer entpappfe
itb als Der Eerrorit Gifertfom.
Iii bei0en getooteten 8eteftib5
Dur0eH bon ben Serroriiten aii
gitterite gebaBt Der cine wegeH16eil.
nobme an Dem 4ufru6r in 1905. Der
anoere. unter Dem @amen Ser SEN
fer" befannt. tpegen 6olterns politi.
iher @efaHgener.
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Sine Operation iOa Ocn Sna6en
g%beiicrnA.

&lHuBdf 2ttQ.s Il. ItQt.
Gas bielige amoergeridt oronets
aeiteru an. 0aB an Dem abtid6riaea
1apu @lurfopiB cine Operation nor.
8unehmen iei: I'M i'm BON einer
arontbeit. in Geriibuug itetiger W}iI.
iethaten beltebeto, 81 furireH. es
lit Dies Ser erite 0erartige Sal. Ser
bier lie borgefommen lit. Ger qnabc
mar ihon oft I'M @eridt porae:a6rt.
inrmer ober fpieoer itroffrei c%ntlalien
morOeL inter benz @eripreheit. it'd
al beiiern. ger5te iteaten iblieBlih
felt, 0aB BON ieiuem Nadeu ulo iei.
uer 9aie ans @eipadie. nod in,en
itrebenO, aegen oas @ebiru oriiden,
Oos @ahsthum oeiieIben b~ebinoerno-
Gle 1Iaiben oaB sic G%Htiermung Nie
ier @audhie, melhes ingeio6rlih
it, NeH 8nabn furireu miro.
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8Ortuaal.
Gin interriiantsr iyaa.

2iiIobon 20. 0laI.
Gin iutereNaHter San. Sic @ultig.
Felt oes netM 8reBgeieees fel5ultel.
len, nNtroe geru0e beenOet. ufo 5lpar
init 0er STRENGTHENING 0eS Re0at.
tours Ger .G9auoo". lin sic @iil,
tiJfeit oes @eieees ieltSulteaeL mar
in ser 3eitung publi3lrt woroea.
.0aB Orr Observation-Disclosures irrlinnig
lei. Sic @erausaeber ser 3eihng
iteateu Sic hidtlgiten 4npalte uHO
Srreuar3te III ibren 0ieuit. I'M Den
sail bis sur lettea SnitaH5 Oard3a.
feht9u ooh moate OaS @eridt cine
9eipretnWg iiksr oes Yaniiters
5ejteS3uitda9 niht 5ngoben. Snio.
fern roar Ser 5aa Elm SebIidlaa Sn.
luigo aHaeuoaImeu. Dab Die
g9iiatioH flHu @ioerruf 0es anit0Bi.
Jen 8eiceaS filhren ruir0.
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an6a.
Sin SAT- BON @sl6ficber.

Saoana, %. 3ai.
Seute uuroe bier Elm sal BON
@el6iieber angemeloet, Der 5peite
oieieS Sabr.
Ca Ser 4aiient crit neuiid BON
Dem Snuernoer Sniel mad Sapana
fam 10 glaitbt Die @eiumobeit5bebor
Be nidt, 0aB aroBe Gaiahr elmer all.
geneinen lnitedlng Uurliegt.
and bier i~treifcH bic 6radtucriaOcr.
Snutiogo, 81. 0lai.
Bon 0en Grattuerlaoern mir0e
Elm @%eueraHtreif fir attitiiuoige
ar6eits3eit %angeoronet. grbeiter Ser
eleftriihen gabn. Der ueleu gleqiie
buff Guba Gentralbabn mo figine.
rem 9etriebeu BADEN einen SDmpa.
tbicitreif in S3eHe qeiebt.
Die San0elstammer belt cine 9e.
ratbung alb. uie Die @eih0ite i0rtge.
lest merOen tonuten. 81 llnruben
1T es bis lest uidi aetommen.
Die 8epabIif iirnf Sabre alt.
&auaHo 20. Ufai.
Seute 1T ser finite Sabrestdg ser
@ritnDlma Der fubaniiheH Repu6iif.
Gie @eiddite ru6ten m06ren0 oeS
Eaacs. aber sic @epoIfcumg i'm All.
qemeinen begina 0eH Tag NIT elmer
gUpiiien gpotbie. @tur Sic oifentli.
den @ebalt0e maren Oetorirt mo
ia6ncngeidmiidt, ali FriDatbduieta
f0nnte man mir uereid5elt cine
SABINE iehet. SSn 9idtbhltie iaHO
Sic iiblidle @ertheihm8 BON @l6gn
an Sic 9lrmeH ser Sta0t itatt. Ger
im Soieu l%ieaeHoe omeritanj}ap.
Qrea3er .0iriee ielcrte encn SdAut
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
NE aarOIiucninielu uerSen ron
eiurm begOsrbenbrinesnOsn StHrm
Beimssinat.
200 sObts.
Die britii6-inSii6s @esisrnns se6t
ldarf sescn Die einbeimiidsn
gufDiesler Dor.
Sine gln5abl gerartbsilaHssn.
GnSnen. %. pqoi.

SDoneD, %. Wai
gie bier bcridtet miro, fegte Elm
Crfon, bealeitet BON SohmaUer, am
30. Qpril iiber Die 8arolineniniein
bin. IS ioC.en circa 200 Berioneu
um's 2eben eefommen uno euormer
S6aoen an @igentbum 8u per5eih,
men iein.
Die @aroliHen geboren befanntlit
Dem Seutiden &eide ulo beiteben
aus etipa 500 aoroleniuieln i'm Still.
len G5ean, BON melden Bonoge oen
Git Der Gegieruug bil6et. Die ge.
uolferuHg lit g%roBtentbeils mnlaDi.
ifer A%bitammur8, bod limo aid Ell.
nige 6bineien uno Sapaner bort an.
ialie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
ceirrredl.
50 0aiier periHmmt.
saea. 81. mai.

Ssiea. Il. 1tat.
Ter slaslan9 ser &tasratbsUobl
INST assg ttosnea Grialge oer otter.
ret M So}taliltca bat ouF Den
Rg'eg Srari Scjepa eiren perliuR.
HHer0er Ar!;9 gcnodt Gr be.
'ardtU Nab ourh Sic 3aiatnneuic'
glina ass RetsraThcs 0fe 9lllitar'
voEi. aefdarS1 3rsg0sa forIleu.
aga eugiuoet Is idlHer5iih oo8
enc 5s5be 3ahi alter ber6hries
&orls1tatar neri1u1rAea
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
G6ina.
@uffsn NIT geIdIas beIeot.

Sien Yin, 81. Ieai.
Sic bieiigen 3%oabeamten beleaten
5000 @Gpebre, 100000 Rugeln mo
5000 9apouette nit 8eIhlag. melhe
fir reboIution6re 3mede eingeiit6rt
meroen iputen. Sic Seuoung mar
fir cine europdiide 5irHa bier be.
itimmt.
Hitter Sen Gingeborenen ser Staot
erregte Ger gorfaa Die groBte 4ui.
re9nHg.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
Merifo.
@at Grce reFanirt?
StnNt Werifn- ~ ~

Sta0t Dfertto, y. Ytdt.
81 EiempO", 0as Organ Ser ale-
rifalen 8nrtei, erfldrt, oaB Der me-
rifaniide 9oridafter in @aibinaton,
enrique 6. Greel, Dem @~raii0enten
0ia3 ieine Heiignation u~nterbreitet
bat, unO Dab Greel in Sem frii5eren
9otidaiter Gaiaius. Der sur 3eit in
@aris lit, einen &abioIger erbalteH
miro.
Die meiiten 9eamten Oes Staats-
antics ertlaren bic Meloung ala
abiur0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
Sic BIGGER nod uidt reif far Sas
@nrnerrsdt.
NOIulnbus, y ~ n

ANtNA~+t~f @-f ~ WklL
Sn Ser @eraumIanJ Der 8rasbn.
terionet bier erflart' 3r. @ilion BON
Salisbury 0aB in 1865 eIa Se5ler
6eulaht r0orogR ici. ais oen 9eaerE
~Wubaoin8te @Ieiabsrehtiguag sua4
ifaryosn muroe. Gie ampeierSeN
nabmen Sicic GrFlaritng NIT 9sfagN
aui niht 5sraoe e~athrT1itiin. a6u
eltihicSsn. 2r. 8ilioG ia1te hiasa
Is lei BE 4riiht @ieier SaB cine s..
itiinlHie 9iloun8 porgciGriet2n isu
ioatc iir Sen Aeaer. ms o:eiar Ia
ra6 uno mad sic poGs7 Wiam.
red;e erlag6e 9iad iea sr agiiI
ha6en Sic 9eger nidi Die S15 atsa
erreiht lueide SIC gorfosrca s
eEiauaaH8 tes S~lrsg,a4ts
~ -
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
llnnrr6rhrrt.

Saa 6-onCi9co cal 90 Mai.
as gage % &sr0su0lLas matt Sem
Strcii ocr Stra6aa6d5uaRgaiel.t1n
bat nd ieli agiieFn Md; ~1elgNert
aHf ig9r 9nieu waren 5sute 14o
&saasH M @aase uro g greisuTsn
"a scine nc snSreri3sI EgACito.
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