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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-17

"rm goin' to see that Tennessee
gal Of NINE
"If make dollar I'll carry 1t
right to my home"
1.-THE preacher goes out early Sun
day to preach.
"And talks about the ole time re-
ligion.''
These and numerous other snatch
es of the songs OF the rousters sung
while loading the Dick Fowler this
morning show the trend Of their
thoughts on three of the real rela-
lions of life. In the first the rouster
is dwelling on the common theme Of
love and singing of his sweetheart
far away. In the second line he is
singing Of his fidelity to his home, a
sentiment which is more often preach
ed than practiced, but the idea of car
rying his money home is the greatest
act of faithfulness to the rouster
with his great passion for satisfying
his own appetite Religion mentioned
in the last quotation shows the rous-
ter's mind meditating on theme
which has great attractiveness to
him at times. His idea of religion
has nothing to do with ais practical
conduct in. life, only some vague and
mystic experience gotten in the camp
meeting when the sinners "come
Through" With the time to study
these songs of the rousters valua-
BILE understanding of his character
could be gotten, just as Joel Chand-
Ter Harris worked out mis- nature in
his folklore.
The Dick Fowler cleared for Cairo
with good trip this morning.
The Buttorff is expected to arrive
today from Nashville and will leave
Immediately for the same point.
The City of Saltillo will arrive
from the Tennessee river and the
City OF Savannah from st. Louis
the latter part of this week.
The Charles Turner arrived from
Nashville with a trip of ties lasl
might and is unloading at Joppa to
day. .9sf, in
Captain J. F. Beatty, Of Nashville
lis in the city looking after his tie in
terests around this city.
The river has started well bacl
down with a fall Of O.5 in the las
"a hours. the stage this morning be
ling 2O.5. The stage on this date las
lyear was 1872. Business at the whar
lis good. io
The Chattanooga did not ge
laway for Chattanooga until tni
morning but the big trip was goo'
lexcuse.
The Give will be late getting ava.
tonight for the Tennessee river. Tn
Memphis was stripped today and car
ried up to the Tennessee river to la
up.
the Lulu Warren will be taken on
on the dry docks today. The A. +
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-17
Official Forecasts.

The Ohio. from Evansville TO Pa
ducah. will continue falling during
the next several days. AT Cairo. will
become stationary this afternoon and
fall thereafter for several days.
The Tennessee. from Florence to
the mouth. and the Wabash at Mt
Carmel, will continue to fall slowly
during the next "a to SO hours.
The Mississippi, from below st
Louis to slightly above Cairo. will fall
slowly during the next IL to "a
hours.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-17
SEES HIS FUNERAL.
STRANGE PREMONITION OF LIT
TIE NEW YORK LAD.
ICofin and Flowers in Paflor--Then
He Goes Out To Play and
Is Killed.

New York, April H. While her
little son and only child lay dead
yesterday, killed by an automobile
while at pay in front of his home.
Mrs. Grant, wife of Police Inspector
Donald Grant, retold the amazing
Istory of dream the boy had on the
night before mis- death.
He was unusually silent when he
went into breakfast, and after he
had satisfied his excellent appetite
Mrs. Grant asked him what made
him so thoughtful.
81 had an awful funny dream
mother" he answered. II dreamed
was here at home in the par'or
There were flowers all around. lots
of them, and the place was full OF
people. You we're there and father
was there and so were several other
people we know" The boy named
relatives and intimate friends Of his
family.
81 did not know what it was al
about till l looked over in the cor.
ner by the front window. and when
] did l saw there was a beautiful lit
tie white coffin there. 1t was all fixed
up so that it looked pretty, even if Il
was a coffin, and there were flowers
all around 1t. l could see it just a!
plain as this table here. and through
the window l could see across thu
street. As soon as saw the coffin i
all disappeared.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-17
FOR SALE.

Eight room residence centrally 10
Gated, five rooms ON ground floor and
three rooms on second floor, double
front porches 40 Il. long, large bach
porch, new shingle roof, newly paint.
ed, water ON both floors, sewerage
connection, fuel gas, improved
streets and sidewalks, grape arbor
fruit trees, good stable, lot 5Ox16J
to alley, $1,000.
II. c. Hollins, Real Estate, Truehear'
Building, Telephone 1877.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-17

THEATRICAL NOTES
Stock Company.


The Blunkall-Atwood Stock com
pany will play at the Kentucky the
week of April 22. One lady admitted
free on Monday night with every soc
ticket bought before 5 O'Clock on
Monday April %.
The foilowins is from the jackson
whig:
"Sapho."
"Sapho," the much heralded play.
was produced at the Marlowe theater
last evening to a we'll filed house.
The play is of the "zaza' and
''Canniev type and has many strong
climaxes. Miss Lyllian Atwood, as
Fanny Re Grande, woman of the
half world, appeared in the most diff
ficult part of her repertoire, and the
heavy as well as the light scenes
were applauded repeatedly. She was
strikingly handsome in the frst aci
when she appeared at the masqueer-
ade ball. Mr.. Cecil Kirk gave nel
excellent support as her lover, Jear
Gaussin. He looked and acted thu
young French lord of the novel I,
perfection.
Otto Thebus as Dechletter, thu
bias man of the world, gave to the
character of the young Frenchmal
polish that showed careful stud,
had been made of his role. Mis-
Anna Kelduff appeared in two i'm
portant parts, those of Creme" ans
"Aaice Doree.' She is a careful
actress, as well as handsome, am
has an excellent future. viii Thebu
played the cab driver in realisti
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-17
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Want advertising helps manage
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-17

Australia has arranged for the
repatriation OF thousand discourag-
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-17

Offices it was stated there had been
decided increase in the number of
tickets sold since March Z, when
the new law went into effect.
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e than thirty years its long list Of
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Die mahrhrit.

Cir m5Gli ID ggmprI BARN aHf GrDsn
Fir @a8rbeit, bic bu einsis nar
Gin She'll uOn Wqttes reiHem &eieH
lluS lsingr beiIiaea 9latur.
gn biit 10 bob, bit 70 erbabcn,
SeiR ebIcS SilS boa Sebl 5eireii;
M0 flo oein Strall atisnli aui @rsen.
IA ridtgt 6ic @sredtieleit.
@pr Dir rrblaft, c~rtir6t bic eisc,
SGea ilamici Der %erraih Uorbrt,
So tsaas iia Eimmer Dir 81 ua6eH
Sic Sand9eit nHS bic eeuGelei.
1r bin sie gladit Die Got gcsebeH
2eH MCaihru. bic Oa ire gcben
iiae igarus i6rcu Sid erhebca,
Gnf iic 9g;u rtiacs anslig ie6cH.
Gn 5ii e. bic sHz 6reiheii fiGrrt,
aus Grr.8nm Hao nas 5HHlslbeit.
Son frlelb bic uns Srhdca, l5iet
llns rms bsm iafiAcu Ssin bsireii.
Stunt 10 cir Eempel baum ani @roeH,
Wisie ih IN 3ca.iherHHa avs:
e&ourmi bcieu nu DIR 6o5eH ghroHe!
stusiui bgten IL Der &chrbtit sans"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31
Die &Opfsr6fc Oes Niannes nn6 Der
5ran.

Or 9opf oes Meanues un0 Oes
8eibes lit i6on bdufig meiieno Der.
glihen mor0en. 0idlt nur 0as rein
miiienidaftIedi Sntereiie OrGngt 81
elmer Uerglei6en0en 9etrahtunq Der
8roBen- unO @emihtsDerbdltnilie
0es mannltden uno meibliden Sc
birns mo Sh1oels. Sn ben lebten
Sabren bat Oieie Snage and prdfti-
ihe BeOeAtung erlanqt. Die uirth-
Idlaftlihe emancipation Ser Sral
bat ole @r0rterlmg Ibrer 2eijhtngs-
fabIgfeit un0 ser pbpiiologiiUen
@reI5en ibres 8ounens in @ang ge.
bratt. HnO oa Die naturniiienidoft.
tiden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. belon-
oeres &ertrmen genleBen, laJ 6
nabe, Oas Eroblem nit Gorliebe uon
Der anltomii6en o0er antbrometri.
iden Seite 5u ~beIeudten. 9euer.
Oings bat Or. &oie an nidt menlqer
ais 10000 8erionen aopi. uaO Sc
lidtSmeiluHgen UorgenommeH. "a
rrlter befanOen lid $4,000 Sdliiler
unO Sditlerinnen 0eutiher, idnueOi-
iher, odnliher, boadn0iider, belqi.
iher, bobmiiher un0 idnpeiserid)er
Shulen. Rah elmer Mitthelluma
Der 8latter fiir &olfsgeim0beits
pilege epgab ole unteriutung, DAB
Die 4nlben iiberaa aroBere aopfe
3otteu ais ole N3dOhen. Gieie lie
berleJen6eit Der @r1ben lit nid)t ct.
ma 0urd ibrc before augemeine @nt.
Didellmg mo cine betrGhtlihe 90r-
pergroBe 81 %erfldren. 3oie toHHte
pielmebr 0ie idon BON anOeren 5or.
ldern ieltgeitellte S5atiade beItdti.
gen, OoB ole MGO6en etua pom
neuntsn Sebensilhre an bis ans
@n0e ser Shul5eIt Ole anaben all
8epiht ut0 aorpergr0Bc ilbcrilI.
geln. Srob0em lino Ibre a0pfc itets
fleiner ais bel zen ldlledlter enIpi.
delten anaben. Sopf. @ebirn uno
@gidlt blelben beim @eibe All elmer
ennpideIuHgsiulie Ite5en Die Dem
finolihep Sppus d~ngendhert lit. IA
Die YiG0hen friIler relfeR ais Sic
Syoben briugeu lie OFT before Gel.
itungen 5ultan0e. menn aber ser
@lann feline 8oareife erlanqt hat.
10 iibertrifft er Oa5 @eIb an geiiti1er
mo forperlider Strait. 9ies ioa
natiirlih Die R0ie dusoruaIih Fl.
toni. nur ijr ZEN groBeE Curb.
ihnitt geltcR un0 oaourh 81 erfid.
rem iein. SAB Sic 6rau i'm Ctenite
Ser 6orIpflau3uiig gr0Bere S(ltfaaben
ST. erfiilleu bat ais Der 9faHn. lie
9tutur tounte iih niht alth nod Sen
Gurus e~rlailbea. Dem @eibe gleide
aorper. mo @entesfrafte az per.
lei6en uie Sem Wann.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31

eiI5elneH, LAUDER geinalien uno pom
alien 6%autdleH befreiigH Spalten, ole
man in 9riitan ooer geitoBeHenaans
0is3nder fDal5f IND bergartig IN Ell
ner ariitnai6ale anrihtet. am
idoHitan iiebt 81 Oieiem 3mede elHe
Rubinglasihale ans. 8ra3los pir.
fen ierHer Apiel'inens 9an0eatls, Die
man iolgeHoermoBen beriteat. g2aH
risf nit ipiBem 9leiier Die SGale
Der apieliine 10 Elm, OaB Elm q 3oa
breIter S6alengurtel genau IN Der
9iitte ite5eH bieibt. uno 5rUar quer.
laufeHo. So0ann lott man bebut.
Jam bic Shale ober- uHO u~tterbaib
0es @irtels ab. pust sic beioen FreI-
gelegteH Sbeile iauber ab un0 ourd.
idHeioet nun ben ShaleHanrfel aes
nan bort, no cine Sbeilupg Ser
apfeliiuenipalten III. @oriidltig lott
man nun Die e%in3elnen Spalten BON
chamber un0 beirelt lie ron oen Del.
BEN Sauten- Sic ulilien nit ser
duBeren settle an Dem Smuiengurte
baiten blelben. Giele 8an0eaus le.
BEN iebr 5ierlih aus mn0 laIien lid.
ibrer 9~iegiamfeit megen, iebr gut
gum @arnieren Der Gafelaunate mo
6ruhtifalen ~DerDeuoen. gluh in
Seeroiens uno &orbhenform MAIDEN
lid Die 4pfeliiHen iebr bitbidl. gu
eriterer ribt man ole Shale 81 bic.
len ihmdlen Streifen in D~ertifaler
Rihtuna elm uno lott tie 10 ob, OaB
tie am unteren @noe Der 6rudt 5u-
iammenbalten. Die bldtterartige1
S6alen blegt man 81 ~gefdliger
6orm 10 oaB iie Sic MIR gang leidt
Observation-Disclosures Spalten Der
6rudlt roienartig umgebeu. Bum
40rbhen lGbt man Die untere Sda-
lenbGlite uHgeribt uno idneiOet aus
Der oberen einen "a Boil breiten Sen.
fel. 10 oaB alio MIR Die Shale ltHfs
mo rehts pom 6enfel entiernt miro.
Dit einem idmaleH. ipisen Wieiier
lott man MN boriihtig Die Srudt
beraus, obne Die iteben bleIbence
Shdle su oerleben. 9as aorbd)en
miro Damn init oen ein3elnen. III 3u-
der gepdl5ten Spaiten lOie mleOer
geiilnt. lleberaa, mo ein5elne lpfel.
iinenipalten %ieruiert nerOeH. miiiieu
feline &onfeftgubeln 0a5u gereIdt
mer0en. 4uh nit 3uferglaiur be-
itrifene 4pfeliinenlpalten iebeu rei-
3enO aus, namentlih menn man iols
DIE BON 9Iutapfeliinen 0~arunter-
mengt. 3uIebt giebt es nod cine
@rt. ole Apfeliinen 81 ieroieren. Die
man in Stalien beoor5ugt. Ntan
idneioet BON Ser Ipfeliine oben eineu
9edel ab, entfernt nit ihariem Wfei.
fer elm ettDa maanuBaroBes Stiid
6Ieiid, fiiat Die Oeffnung nit geito.
Benem 3itder uno ltedt eiueH @islof.
fel in Sic 5rudlt. nit Dem man Dem
Suit a~usIoffeln farm. Die apfeliine
miro in oieiem6oae IN cine Sis. ODER
9ompottibnIe aus ariItaa aelegt in
sic man cine iapanii6e @apierier-
Uiette redt 5ierlih %fdItete. Nidn tam
1lid) Oetl 2edet an elrler SelIe lte0eH
laiien unO, nadOen man Den 3uder
e~IngefiiIt, mieoer suflappen. Der
9offel mir0 Damn in sic 6alten Ser
SerOiette aeitedt. Wfan bite iidl
aber. oitnne iilberne 4afiel6ffel 5u
oieiem 3mede 5l reiden. Die BEL Dem
Au5oriiden uno Ausfraben oes Saf
tes IN Der Srudt leiht %OerbogeH. ia
iogar 3erbrohen meroen founten.
Cine 4riitaaiddle nit seitoBenem
3uder uHo einem Der mooerncn i'll.
bernen. innen pergoloeten Siebl0ffel
sum 8eitreuen Der 6riibte bari nidlt
fehlen, e%beniomenig pie feline Del
ierrieroietteH ans 4repp. ooer Sci.
0etOdOier.
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0tn Ricirnei

lit tir5liA In SiuerpooI ousoeitellt
por0en. IS Itamutt bon einem dro.
sen @ogel oem v9iepuornis maci.
mus" Der cbeHals oui Maougosfat
beimIih gepeien lit. 3as 81 lit oer
geiDaltIaer @roBe. einen 6aB LEND
mo non einen ltulfana 0on .nobs.u
elmer yarO, 10 oab Die 5dalen eirsr
S1bal. BON ? Otter ioiien fonnter
%oH oIeien 8ieieneiern fin0 bis6er
mir p genmoeH yugrOeu. Sic fih jeli
g%r0Bteutheils in nuturbiitoriiIsr
@fu'een betiuoen Sic Der0en ouf
oroentltt bod ae5ahlt, uon can n.
Tern mn 6oriHern iino mel
luon 5uHmen uon 5000
ilr eul elt3iges Oieier Gier aaaslsa
por0eu.
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Sin uencr 5~ranenflab sur 8stdm-
pfnng Ocs &aiteHgciites.

9Is elm unternebmen, 0as lid Die
2luigabe geiteat bat, Dem berri6ers
oeu aaltengeiit elttgegerBuDirten, Der
elmer i'm 9eruisleben ~itebeHoen 6ruu,
mag lie oltd) menidlid nod 10 bod
Itebell gar oft ben Stempel gelea.
lhaftlider 0tinOertpertbigfeit auf.
Oriidt. Bari Ser 5raueuflub in Sam-
burg nit 6reuOeu begriBt merOen.
Is ioa Den einen 8erltf ausitbenOen
gebiloeten 5raleu Elm SeIm bieteH
un0 oerfolgt beion0ers ben 3lped. Den
engen 0renscn Der StanoesuHtcr.
idpcOe su beieItigsn un6 OaOurdj oen
Observation-Disclosures mnnbes barte
@eiilhl SIT erlparen. 4ngelid)ts ser
eralten mirtbidrftIi1cn Sample ull.
ierer Belt BAT oas 9OrurtbeiI, sic
6rau Oiirfe ans Dem &abmtcn oeS
6amilienlebens nidt binaustreten,
lanqit feline @ered)tigung perloren,
unO ieoe i~o5iale @inridtung Die Ser
Trm sen barton 2~cbensFdnpf err
leihtert, lit iiderlid NIT Elm 8auitein
sum io5ialen 6ortidritt i|iberboupt4
Zen MtitglieoerH DIS climbs itebea in
Dem ueuelt @eim EN- Sei3uamer, elm
Salon, 6reulOen3imncr uno eiu
Gaal fir gcieIli9e &eranitaltmgen
sur 8erfilgall. 2ltm f..r OdS lciGs
Iidlc @ohl lit on-dl eire quite bilrger.
lldlc Riidle aelocat. Sn 0ffentlihen
g%usiteIulfgeg !uia Ser S|rartcnflib
oon Set 81 Belt oie tinitgemarbli.
den @%r8cigaiiie ieilwr 4litalie0er Ell.
nein 9roBcrn 8ubiitlm 5ig1ngli6
MAIDEN un0 hoft flo aud} 0ie materIs
ellen Suterellen 0ar NiitQlieoer for.
bern 81 fonner. 0as @eiipicl oieies
alubs 0dri SIR g}ahabmuug en1piob.
len per0eU.
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Auprlet.


= lie Transformation IN SOL
lano fiir oie ReDiiioH Der 8eridIlung
bat ibren 9gridlt uunmebr 6eraus'
gegeben. Inter sen a6dnOerungs'
0oridldgen fmOen lid inter AnOerem
Die giHfHbrung eines BrOportiogals
pabliDitems un0 oas 6raueHiImm'
redt.
: enem tief eefibIten 8eSarfniE
biIft eine 6rau ab. Die ii9 in 9oitoa
uie0ergelaiieu bat mo ate Shibie
nit einem R~oberseiIc9t oeriiebt,
St0e 9ausfrm iDeiB. iDic idmE ea
mar. in@merifa Sas1en 81 repdrireu;
menn Tie ihaObaft peroen allts man
tie oft iortluerieu, Oa Ole osslntIer"
fe6len, lie mieoer Icr5niteueI. GEal
5rau ioa t1glib s. nit ibrcm 6asIs
Derf DerOienen. al
9hln oie6t es aud ueibIidJs @os~
ooliere in @eneoig. uu0 man maiS
iagen, oaB iih Die bolOe @gibItffsa
fiir oieien 9oiten ausge5eidnet sigs
net. QSer lie i'm Candle gran0e un0
in oen engeu @aHerltraBen bsrunl-
~gegon0elt lit, Der muB 5uaeiteben,
Dab iid Die pbontaitiihe rotbe 9eib.
iddrpe fir elm biibides MG06en rod
beiier eignet, ais fir einen @onn,
un0 oaB Die Sanobabnng ser 4uOer
meniger Graft ais @ro3ie uno @e.
ibid erfor0ern Inn fiber uno &C.
rdui6loS an Oen alien i1oneu 1ns
Iditen DOriiber 5i 8iebcu.
& Mon mag BON ser alien @Tce-
mama Sarob 9~ernbar0t 0enfen, tuie
man mil. Gber eritenS lit eS blbi9
BON ibr, 0aB tie, trobOem ite lire
oeutihe Qbltammung leugnet, oos
.Ot' am ShIuiie ibres 9anens Bel.
behalf; Damn lit lie audi cine ileiBige
6rau. 9un lit lie nod &rofeiior &c,
mor0en unO ertbeiit ie0en Tag cine
Stm0e OrdmatiiAen llnterriht.
9ta6mittogs ipielt iie (ausenblidlih
in 9aris) mo @benOs mieoer. cine
2eiItung Die ibr nidt oiele @roBs
miitter BON iiber 60 Sa6ren mad.
MAIDEN fonnten. 3uoem lit tie Wio-
lerin. 9ilobauerin, NioOiliin, Die ibre
eiaenen aoItiime enttpirft. 0ag lit
mirflid oaes @0glihe. RIr IN 500
lcnrouen ioute |.e nidt mebr auftrs'
ten.
+ Gin fleiner4rieg, cine iogennnnis
8aIaItreoolution. brat in StaIien
aus. Die aonigin uon Stalien Iiebt
6efanntli6 Diele unO foit6ure 4lei.
Ser. Die ite nur fiir5ere 3eit benutt.
sic gab sic a1lsrangirtcn ibren Sam.
meriungfern unO gab oamit inoireft
3u, OaB lie tie pertnuieH 0iirfen, bod
nit ser @eItimm1tHg, 0aB tie niht IN
Stalien sur S6ull getragen Der0en.
93m Iino aber sic reiienOen Imerifn.
nerimeu p0aig erpidt oarorif 0iela
foniglihen @endnoer 5u ertperbeH.
uno 10 bradeu tie aid ibr @Ort. Der
3oie gegeniiber, Die Sa6en nur in
lmerifa 5u tragen. Sci geIegeut,
lihen Q~usfdbrten entOedte Damn aus
ole R0nigin 10 Diele ibrer abgelegten
9leioer an Dem a6rper Ser itoI5eR
gnerifanerinnen~, ooB iie Derihie-
Oene Angeitellte entlieB; GA iie
glaubte. Oieie batten ibr @ebot iibsr-
treten. 9ie8elt miro OBJ oteier Sc.
idebniiie boffentlih in ibren gngeIn
bleiben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31
Gfuas iibFr Nas 5FruiFren
non Apfslfnru.

Die 3elt Der Siioiruhfe b~ei0H0ers
Sic ser 9pielimcn. lit iest auf Der
Nohe mo 0iirfteR CHile &inte mr.
0a5 Scruteren oieier fcitliheu unO
iehr aciuHoeH Sri,fte geuiB mdnher
9eieriH eEapimlhf 'etu. Bel feine'
reH NauSgeielidlliten tit es nIht
mebr Site 0ie SlpianHen ungeihdlt
Mno uagegbeiIt auf Sic 5ofeiau1 dse
AZ le5sR lcubern tie miiiien numb.
feriig 5ure1tssmaAt iein. Sehs be-
'iaAt una onarf IL sas SerpisrsE b1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31

0a@ Sbema 0es Sllcs ,St
Nallas Glm b~egealcte tn M}aau Il.
Heu NctaurtcH Ser lear i|dioaa3ri8.
betHo5e tdu5 III. Gr belruStt ION
Wlg Der SraJc. &2ie qeat9 ,<aaeN
bette mein iieaCs Sytuu0. Id BABE
Sit 'd'on 5ienIit lonBc Wtt Wtar
le'tlwa SSor0Hi Ser Shluerhari1t
aHnvortett. IA oCr Guitdt Sin iu
oudl. 0te 8chUorIHcn mec0en i'm
hherlih ireiipredsn SCine Sual.
hat oo@ entihieSea e'ren ieSr auaih.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31
Uiamarrei.

& inc 10 aci0aliigc @aoegrng,
~ uie tie one 6remdbunB Der
6rau ben S~a3rtanicto alien
9c|rrtbeilcH Deruorbr0dtc. fouHie
nl)t a0ef DIE 0r0t1eIle gebefL obne
aui @c1eHitromungcn atis UeridHeoc'
rcn 8imtHn8en 3u lioBen. alc bis
bIgr0I u|ouioIaasH @eFrelma9triege
aui 0ca &0iteraebiet founct lid nit
nielcr 6r5cbuHg 0cs 5oblretdereH,
nbgr i6Uadcrcn Ihcil9 DER NleHih.
teli 0ef flc.lcrca dber itdrtergn
Ebgil oerielbelt an Bc0cutuug uIht
mefieu 5H olteu Bauer. 8irger
H90 ateIiaioustiegca. ionic in Ger
erbetnua 0eaei Oie SflaDcrei. itritt
bob INNER ugr Elm tleiner Ibeit
nsQct iciie @cauer. iii 0ieicn 5alle
ieood mchr offs one 0olite Der gam.
sen Nicnihhcit. 0eHn Die 5iatiltit
lueii. uojl 6ag az Diel me6r wcib.
lids ola mouHli0Ge gieuiheu aiebt.
9tim NHblid DER Art mo @8eiie.
mie ith 0ic crtrCmitcu &ertretcr Der
9e~ri0ie0cHcn &idtuugeH g|eqeniiber
iiehen bat man geneiat or5Wuebmen.
ouB 0ie pcri6ic0enen McimIugen
ohne b%itiercH 0oHipi niht 3ur @cl.
tuHa i0mWcu t0uHtcu; 00h Flcrten
mir bcj yibidcy llcberlegunq. DOB ole
iIberaue hiBiqul ihou itoitgetm0e
near 3lramucutreiien pom feiner
Qrobcn 9lc0ulhmq iiir sic Sadie
wlreu. &ir fiHoen. Dab Die ri.
bi9c 3ielbcuuBte 2lrbeit geluiner
NrWucn mcbr uisQertttct bat. ais
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gon5 erfl0rlih. Nem mtierc Grbe.
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aefomlHen and obnc cine eiu}iqe
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gegfH Soldle meihe BON Der Borie.
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