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, 1907-10-03
Heipmeet Worth Having

Riding a hay sweep with the ease
and grace of al oid-time hay-hand, Mrs.
Charlie Howell, wife of one of the
prominent Horse creek ranchers, sue.
ceeded alone in cutting n putting
seventy tons of hay into the stack
during this having season Mr.. Howell
was just getting started nicely with his
haying when a subpoena was served
on him to be present as a juror at the
late session of court in Uinta county
Leaving the ranch in charge of his
wife, n telling her to try and get
some n to go | o work until he got
back, he felt sure that when the judge
hard his story he would be excused
from jury duty. But he vas disappoint,
ed and compelled to stay through the
session. Mrs. Howell, who understands
every crook OF the ranch work, was uu,
able to get anyone TO help her owing
to the great scarcity of help, and with
a determination started in and put up
the hay before her husband got back
moving. raking, sweeping and stack
ing it all alone. me Late Griffin who
CHANGED to ride that way while she was
at work in the. field says, And I'll be
DANCED if she didn't do a better job
than Charley would if he had been at
home."-Pinedale Roundup.
, 1907-10-03
Competing With Moffat Line.

Competition with the Moffat road
to divert business from Denver and
send 1t east by way of the Union Pa
clnc feeders developed in earnest yes
terday when the Laramie, Hahns PeaN
and Pacific railroad secured a ship
ment of 700 head of cattle out of the
North park country Tor Omaha, says
the Denver Times. The shipment was
the first made over the new line, which
is being constructed down toward
Routt county aad which is nearing con.
pletion to its first destination.
Going to Routt County.
+ A Subsidiary company was moor.
porated a few weeks ago to extend the
road from its presenC terminal into
Routt county, and the company expects
tc get in there ahead of the Moffat
road. An effort was made by the Moi
fat road TO secure the business, but the
Union Pacific feeder in some way got
the advantage and secured the ship.
ment of th~irty-four cars.
, 1907-10-03
TENDERS RESIGNATION
AS HOME COMMANDMENT

The state board of charities and re
Mr.. Medium, commandment of the sol
diers' home ear Buffalo, and the an,
nouncement is made that on Novem-
Der LIST ]. A. Brookhart of this city
will take charge of the home, says the
Cheyenne Tribune. Mr.. Brookhart is
well known in this city, having resid-
ed here for a number OF years and has
been active in G. A. r. circles. He has
many friends here who while congratu'
lating him upon his new appointment
will regret that. he is to leave Chey.
enne, where he has resiied SO long.
, 1907-10-03
SMALL's oUlETUS.
Says Newspaper and Broker Operators
Not to Be Called Out.

Chicago, H., Oct. 3.-President S.
]. Small of The telegraphers has put
an end to all talk of breaking con.
tracts. The New York and Chicago
strikers were told that under no con-
ditions will the brokerage and news
paper operators, working under signed
agreements, be disturbed. He init
mated, however, that there are opera
tors working in brokers' Offices who
have no contract with their employers.
These, he said, should quit work i'm
, 1907-10-03

eddy would be the outcome OF another
free wool experiment. Let it be re-
membered that our wool clip keeps the
price down for both manufacturers and
consumers; and that without the do
nestle supply ioreign WOODS would
be held at higher prices, II the money
now paid to American wool growers
and kept in the country would go to
the foreign growers.-rhe Protection,
ist
, 1907-10-03
Little Girl, Hearken-

Every now and then romances come
to grief. Four months ago a pretty
Wyoming girl rode four hundred miles
through this state and Montana to mar
ry a man named Mcfarland. When
she made the ride she feared hat a
hard-hearted parent would intercept
her and prevent her union with the
man she adOred, nj she therefore
made her journey through byways in
the mountains ard lonely paths that
would try the courage of the boldest.
1t was a very pretty story and mucn
was made of it. Now. according to d
Frannie dispatch, the lady has left Nc,
~Farland's bed and board for keeps AMI
has gone to Cody. Little girl, hearken
to words of wisdom! If the old man
seriously says don't! don't, for he can
size up another man lots better than
you can. Similarly, there is a lady
who has been making us behave for d
good many years. We would trust her
judgment of another woman much
sooner than We would trust our own
Buffalo Bulletin.
, 1907-10-03
Hearing of Two Trainmen.

J. C. Wizard, assistant agent of the
Union Pacific Railroad company, and
Officer Shepherd of the police depart
City, where the preliminary hearing
of Conductor George Miller and Brake
man John O'Hill will be called Thurs
day, says the Omaha Bee. Deputy
Sheriff Porter of Merr:ck county has
taken the men to Central City, where
they are held in the county Jail, charg.
ed with burglary in footing the Union
Pacific freight train OF which they had
charge.
, 1907-10-03
AFTER
Grand Jury lndicts Seven In the Ere.
mont Olden Case.

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 3.-The
grand jury has returned seven indict
ments, three each against former Sa.
pervisors A. M. Wilson and Michael w.
Coffey for bribery, and one joint in.
dictment against R. Porter Ashe, at
torney for the United Railroads, and
Luther Brown, detective for the United
Railroads, for the alleged kidnapping
of Fremont Older, managing editor o,
the San Francisco Bulletin, on Sep
TENDER 81.
, 1907-10-03
Good Work of Woman Doctor.

DR.. Mary Stone, who is the head of
an American hospital in Kluklang,
Central China, lately returned to this
country to be operated upon for ap-
pendicitis. She has recovered, is now
in New York and will return to China
In the fall. She graduated from Ann
Arbor ten years ago, and is said to be
the only educated physician in a prov
ince containing 100000 people. Last
year she personally treated more than
$4,000 patients.
, 1907-10-03
A Game Of Chance,

Good negatives are very largely a
matter of accident, writes Giles Ed
gerton. in the Craftsman. Given the
Utmost care and wisdom in the selec-
ton OF subjects and time, 1t is eve
theless true that the novice may Sc
cure with his kodak a more artistic
negative than the trained veteran,
and that the veteran himself will get
the most artistic negative largely a. .
result of chance.
, 1907-10-03
FORMER is

MIR. and Mrs. Charles w. Brown of
the North Horse creek section we're
among the visitors to the city today
and callers at this office. MI. Brown
was formerly an engineer on the Wyo-
ming division, but he gave up rail-
reading for ranching and is now one
of the most prosperous ranchmen of
that section, liking the work and reap
ing profit from the results of his la
bors.
, 1907-10-03
Preparing to Lay Rails.

Roadmaster Palm, who will have
charge of the laying of the rails on the
to connect the new ice houses on
the river front, is collecting the ma
teriai and will have a force of men at
work next week, the intention of the
operating department being to have
the track ready by the time the ice
houses are completed inc the icing OF
refrigerator cars carried on there.
, 1907-10-03
New Section Foremen.

Robert Mallory, William Adams and
John Huffman passed the examination
a day or two ago for section foreman,
and Mr.. Mallory was this morning as,
signed to the section at Dana, in place
of P. Shultz, who is on a vacation. Mr..
Adams goes to the new section at Co.
mo, where there is a long section of
double track, and Mr.. Huffman has not
yet been assigned to duty.
, 1907-10-03
At Work On Ice Pond.

The Fitzpatrick construction company
has a force of men and teams at work
on the large reservoir on the river, to
be filed with water from which an ice
and the reservoir is nearing compile
ton. P. A. Beck, the supervisor CT
bridges and buildings on the Wyoming
division, is also here today, looking
, 1907-10-03

V. Gsttier OF Lincoln and F. P. Sex
ton of Denver are in the city and will
assist Mr.. Witbeck in the laying of the
main on Grand venue. They expect
to be here sixty days, and this morning
began taking levels TO determine he
depth of the trench to be dug in which
to lay the pipe.
, 1907-10-03
VATICAN
Ex-countess of Montienoso Still Wife
of Saxony's King.

Rome, Oct. 3.-The Vatican has re-
Countess of Montignoso, former crown
princess of Saxony and now Signora
Toselli, with the king of Saxony.
, 1907-10-03
Returns from Vacation.

Chief Clerk Timmons of Roadmaster
Palms office has returned from his
eastern vacation trip and again assum-
ed his duties in the office. He says his
"better half would not agree to come
at this time, and Everett Bloyd of the
trainmaster's office sneers at the pos,
sibility of there being a "better half
, 1907-10-03
For Chronic Diarrhoea.

while in the army in 1853 l was TAX
en- with chronic d%iarrhoea," says
George M. Feiton of South Gibson, Pa.
Il have since tried many remedies but
without any permanent relief until Mr..
A. w. Miles of this place persuaded
me to try Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, one bottle OF
which stopped it at once" For sale
by all druggists.
, 1907-10-03

Jack Corners of Omaha, who will
have charge of the diggers in the lay
ing of the new pipe line on Grand a
enue, Is in the city and is getting rea.
dy to put about sixty men to work early
in the coming week. He will go to
Omaha and get the men together.
, 1907-10-03
Car of Wool to Chicago.

George R. Eykyn loaded a car of wool
at M%illbrook, on the Laramie Plains
line, yesterday and it was transferred
to the Union Pacific today. Mr.. Eykyn
came in from Millbrook with the ship
ment last night.
, 1907-10-03
Stock at the Yards.

The following shipments of sheep
were at the local yards today: Wooa
Live Stock company, Spicer, Idaho, to
Chicago, one car; Ogden Live Stock
company, Kelton, Utah, to Chicago, fit
teen cars.
, 1907-10-03
'lndian Summer

The delightful period of Indian sum
mer this year has excited considerable
attention and at the same time haA
maintained the reputation of Wyoming
for having the greatest climate on
earth. When the air is languid like
shows that summer clothes are out or
season; when you are at peace with
all the world, forgetting even to regis
ter a kick" against the gas bill-it's
Indian summer. They have kept y N
calling it that from the force of an ola
habit, because the season was first
noticed in this country, when the RED
men were then supreme over the great
northwest. The air is so still that the
smoke and fine particles of dust float
in the air, while on the hills in the dis
lance the haze is like the smoke of a
far away prairie fire.
Indian summer in Wyoming Is al
inspiration and delight. 1t will con
tinue for a long period-the clear blue
sky serving to indicate that it will he
many weeks before the great north
wester sweeps the face of the sungoG.
leaving it yellow AMI clear, and s%catters
the mist in the hills clearing away
for real winter.
They have called it Indian summer"
and it will continue to be called that
because there is no better name for it,
Evanston Press.
, 1907-10-03
Mashed His Thumb

Charlie Pearson, the engineer, is suf-
fernig with a mashed thumb, sustain
this morning while at work about
the house, and while the injury is
painful, it will not long i~ncapacitate
MIN for duty.
, 1907-10-03
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, 1907-10-03
after the erection of the two large ice

aller tue ereclioH OIL lHe TWO large ice
houses. The %studding FOR the building
are about in place and the mailing of
the boards on the wall will begin
shortly.
, 1907-10-03
Jealousy

jealousy
The report that Editor Chaplin of
The Laramie Republican, had become
a theosophist Is premature. He has
simply sent In an application to join
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sun.
, 1907-10-03

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

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bros 5uriidgefiibrt miro, CIT nit fur.
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Wia1nInaen ibr iberi6tUdnqIiA pol.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

fenneH 81 Ieriren. ciaeu G5it ODER
5lnmenforb nm, he biete, 3eltlngen
aus uiU. ~ Der 8e~rfleisungen 0icier
4rt siebt Is ia A~Ir5dhliae. lingo.
febrt famt fDieoer cine gebilcete Sral
IN Den geieai@aftliheH &peiica mobl
maH6e 5aoen III Die San0 befom-
men, Die ben pIllmperen 6onoeH ser
EolijeI ieidt enfihliIpien. 8orlnuiig
1T 0as erge6niB Dies oaB oui sen
sluiruf oes Wenter Goli3eineiiters
bin cine lleber5a1l uon Oamen iidl
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i'd fiIr geeignet baIten, als 4oIi5ei.
beamte t9atig 81 iein. Snioueit lit
Der ~bisberige eriols 0cs goraebens
0es @arrn bon @eiemael gInitig,
uno Is bleibt MN ab5unparten, oh es
0eH @eHfer Gamen gelingeu mir0,
Ibaten 81 poabringen, Die SIT oem
p~iclberufenen Gherlod Solmes elm
meI6li6es 8eaenitiid geieuen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19
Sin ~cibliass Soli5eiforps.
7 s6enfItns q.

Ser Foli3etmeiiter pom Sent. SEER
bon @ficnaeI. lit an sic 8~erpirfli.
dung zines 8lanes gegan9en. Dem
man menlgitens Den 8ei3 Ser 0eus
belt nid]t abipreben funi. Gies lit
Die errihtung eines melblihen Bolt.
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Is. ser 5ucrit sic 3oli3eihun0e in sen
YoIijeibetrieb @uropas einleiiibrt
bat. @efam1tIid bdbeu 0ie Sunoe
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treben duBeror0entlihe 9ienite lei.
item t0nne. r. lur0 0aS iei sic iSrou.
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frai0e urtO Der @eibuagigftit. SEER
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oleie SeIteu 0ts me6lidlea Gbdraf.
ter@ belonoers |Vin5lt9GbeH, pieueidt
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ten Scr Nyula0It CT Inn 9olSNOienite
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SSlii.ueu i'm Hitter zen tupo 1910
Sdlgtu 6u oalHtg6uitgtu Gicc III.
men lollcH num5ttcl0lg sem ii10ti.
'dva Roi6eldle uHtgrteaat. las0 all.
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mala0 'oli pt'est lpt.ds 0aas I'M
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

mcin Geiift meias @eOanfen Der
rietG. 1rifbcr bate i'd unbeoingt
meme 9ieinnmg eehaet, - jest itaro
Oas leiOiae @el0 5Iuiihen uns an0
banO mir Oie 3unge.
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Elm lnlHlrnes 9runnern an ciHe lditi.
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6remoidditsgeiuble 0urb Die maa-
gcln0e @abrbaitigfeit Den eriten
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itoB iiir tie. Der idlIieBlih anf beIOeH
Seiten CUR poaigen eutfremoHng
unO @er6itterung fiibrte.
@ie bereute ib meine Oamallge
gutgemeinte Siliel Das gang faIlh
anae6radtg 3artgefiibl bate uns
uniere Qiebe unO 6raGroi@aft gefo.
itet. Safte i'd ibHen oamals lIeber
10 Diel ME mogIih geihenftl q
mare better gcpeienl
9ein, uenn man 6reun6eH ODER
Bermauotsn @el0 leibt, moge man
iih mirfli6 in Dem augenblid Oes
@ebens flar MAIDEN. Dab es EN- gan5
nihternes, mnperioaIi5es 8eihait
lit; moge man rubig unS iabllh Die
Belt oes 9l6sqblens i~eitleggH, Die Art
mo @etie. ob nno mann. uno meldle
3iniea }a 5abIen limo, erortern. Gle
gegenieitige 5relbeit nHO @abrboi'
ti7feit bleibt bcitebeu. eIn 8erlett.
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ausgsihloiieul
Ereten inOeiien bod gerbaltnilie
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taneu llnmoglihteit MAIDEN. Damn
miro Sic c6fe 6reapoidait ielbitoer
ItdpOli6 qenua @iniebcn beiisen uno
Odmit cine Bride 5ur @eouIo iinOen.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19
1~isbensparOiae aIte eente.

@tbt es 0enn 0eren Diele2 2ei0er
muB oieie 6rage NIT 5tein %6eantUor.
tet Der0en. IS gibt piele mirriide.
oeroroneHe olte 6uauen uHo OidH-
ner, Die, trokoem tie ibrer umgebung
0as Seben 0ur6 iduertopfilbe s @e.
len ber5lid ldgDer MAIDEN, 0erlaH.
gen, Dab man iie adJte uno ebre.
Giniibtige Deroen oenn aud Oas
altar iolder @temhen in 8etraht
5ieben un0 ibnen oie ge3IemenOe
gbrTArht 5oaen ann Ser Summe pom
Arbeit miaen, Die IN ibrem lUIe in ie-
Dem SebeH ent6alten lit. WlitleiO,
@obler5ogeHbeit mo Eietdt reidleH
lid Die 6an0e, I'm gemetniam Die
1agc aid 0ieier Alten leidt 81 ma
den. 4ber lit Is DEM notbmen0ig,
OaB nit Dem SdpuinDen Der Sugen0
audi Die Anmutb mo giebenspiir-
otgfeit eiHesVteuihen uerloren gebe2
Sine idoHe glubenieite lit Elm Dor
treTfliher gmpfeblungsbrieI, SeiOer
lit er uiht init unperl0idbarer IInte
geihricben. @as anidnglib BEL
uno grabbing oaitonO, miro grau
unO penuGiht. anmuth aber. ole
8OrbeOingung sur &iebensmiir0ig.
felt, lit niebr ais jeoe unoere @igen-
ibaIt ieeliider 9lrt. Sic lit Die Elm
inHeres 3idt, Oa5 ME perliidt unO
NIT miloem SLAMS allBere ulneben-
beIten uertldrt, SGrten meid eridei-
nen ldBt. Sunge aHmutbIge Wien-
ihstltimmen uns frob, nlta anntu.
tbtSe ltimmen uns eBriurhtig. Die
Seiterfeit alter MeHihen lit einenl
Sieg 81 Bergleihen, Der ilber Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0es Sebens errun-
gen muroe. Mmmitb un0 6eiterteIt
Der 9llten limo lpie 2~lbeHOrotbe nod
einem arbeitsreiden @rntetog limo
marltm freuen mir uHs an iolhen
alien 2elte 10 iebr - einerlei, oh ibr
Riiden aebaagt, ibr Gang langiam
1T uno ibre 5aut mln5lig2 &ir nb.
men oen @run6 Ibrer SiebenstDiiroig.
felt. @ir millen, Dab oieies 8Ort
gan5 ieinem Can't nah genOmmen
iein nil. Gle iin0 uHierer &iebe
miipOig, tpeiI lie mobl al3eit refine
Sanoe bebielten, peup lie Die SSiOer-
mdrtigfeiten oes 2ebens aupaden
muBterL neil iie iiber manhe 8filBe
geihritten iein m0gen, obue ibre
Sfube gu beidmuben, neil tie inn
mer t6uten5 mas tic iollten, unO ME
etuus on0eres fragteu ais: Sit es
redt2 lln0 oesbalb blieben iie Ser.
rem Oes 2ebcns inno muroen feinC
anehte un0 aefuunnen oieie Setter.
felt, Oieie Anmutb Ger Seele, melhe
sic 2iebensrUiirOigfeit be0ingt Sol.
DE .4lten" itno elm Segeu fiir Oe
Slmgen. SsSbnen bengt iih germ ie0es
9aupt. @enn Der SuBeuo Die BIT
funft gehort, 10 lit es Sic @iliht Der
alten. niht aniippel auf Sen @ea 5u
nerfen, 0en iene lid anihidt 3iriidi
mleaen. @enu iie einiidtSUoa bel.
ieite treten. 10 brauden tie lid Oes.
haf6 rod nidt ous3ui6s1lten. AltC
@dume, Die am @ee iteben. ipen0er
Dem @an0erer Sd,atten. @obl laBi
audi inns Alte cine @obltbat Fir Oig
Sumgen mgr0eH. aber feline Quail
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19
9us Scr5 OcS GrOasn gsupOleOn.

Sdon in Ser Mfitte oes porigen
,Snbrbrnoerts fam in @aris oas Sc.
riIdt auf. oaB Oas Ser5 gtopoleons
OeS @roben BON eifer Rdtte &c.
freiieu pitroe. uno ieet publi5irtAme.
ricoScorlatti in Ser itolienilden 3eit'
ihrift nglrS ct laborit Oie mnioerbare
6Seihidne. 9umals hattie am 6.
Mai 1921 Der Goftor Nntonmardli
inter @lliiteu3 oeS engliihen ar3tcs
@arSmeil in oer @iila Soemooo auf
ct. Selena oie 9eid)e oeS &aiiers eiu.
5ubaliamireu. Sie lag often oa. mo
0aS SerS. ons IN elmer lilbernen llrne
per,pobrt mcroen iolte, lag ouf einem
Stuhl. "a es @ittagS5eit par. uer-
lieBen Die 9er3te Die Nrbeit. nm sum
Giien 81 qeben. 4IS lie nber wieOer
ui%rildfomen ioben lie in elmer SIN.
bcnede cine aroBe 8aite. Die an Den
Relten oe9 bercits SUM groBeu Sbeile
anfIeSehrten Screens gtapoleon's
uogte. "a Oie aer5te ole Sade niht
m Die Sefictlihteit eelangen laiien
moltcu. e%ricpten lie Oas Ser5 OeS
aroRen aaiicrs Ourh 0aS zines
3idlcms. Ter engliide Sournoliit
Saarr. Ser ole @eihidte IN einem
Barrier Sotrnal publiSirt bare. er,
31blt. ooB CT oQes Dies mebr ais elm
nal Gus 0cnt 0tiaiOe oes Goftor
G0rspcn ieIbit gebSti babe. Der in
ipdtercm Sitter feir @ehcmniB mebr
NardnS ulQdte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19
GOnnennbr.

Ter alte ar0ael in Berlin foil oem-
u16it ais offentlide StraBe einge5o-
gen meroen; MIR cine Nfertmiiroig-
feit miro pon ibm erbalten, unN 3rpar
Die urnlte So%nnenubr, melde iih an
Dem Guergebduoe auf Dem 9ofe
Hber Der gingonsstbiir befinOet uno
ans mittelalterlider 3eit itammen
iou. gteben oen 3abIen iiebt man ei-
nen SoOteHtopb Der BON Der inter.
geben6en Some beitrablt miro. 9a-
rllnter lieit man Die 8orte: ,D1ors
certd, ie0 bora incerta.~ r2er Zoo
tit getuiB. aber oie Stunoe ungguiB "
Sine eiHoringlide lnamme 9ereoiam-
felt liegt IN Den Spriidlen, melde Die
S~onnemIbren aufneiien, neil man
ben nieIieitigen Srbalt Ser 3eit al
ibr %erfennen fam. 2id)t un0 Sfat.
ten. &ibe mo arbeit SreuOe nn0
Srduer. 8eiit uno 9%niloiung. 0es
9ebens g~egenpdrtige @irfIihteit ne.
ben bent Gunfel oes EoOes IN ieiner
unabtpeuobarfeit Die @ergangenbeit
itnO Submit. allies pre0igt ergreifen0
ser oOrriidenOe Shatten Ser Son
nenubr un0 Seiat ms Sen pollen
@rnit 0es Gaieins. @iae qroBe aehn.
lihfeit Eieat in oieien Nerfnorten
an Oen SonnemibreH. 0ie lid nodl
~an0ersiUo p%orfm0en. 60 lit an einem
alten ShloB bel Tabor III 9obmen
an elmer groBen Sonnenirhr cine
6rou I'M mittelolterlihen Qoitim IN
8asrelief oargeitellt. melde fnieno
I'M @ebete Ole Sdnoe sum Simmel
emporitredt ais SSuihriit prnnqt 0a.
ran: .Suuus mlbral" r@ir ftn0
Sndttenl@ Sn Cannes iino Oie @or.
te uer5eihHet: rSrre0ocabilis boral"
Observation-Disclosures 3eitl@ SIN Run.
ton @alis 81 &ongenont. last Ithl
Sic SoHneuubr o~erHebmen; ,Sse inns
pour tout lie MONDE. Ylon ombre
pare auec uiteiie, et Ia I'm dp0rohe
d0ec rGpioite, 0 morteIl@ .Sh bin
fir ieoermanu. Mien S6atten aehi
mir Gle noriber. mo 0as gnoe n1.
hert ln NIT @m0eseile, o Sterb.
.iher! Cit HnSet iid Sas Soraa6e
3uat: sch 'ugit inferred. fugit ire
garn5iIe tempus. -Snsmi6cn ent-
flIe5t lie. lie eutflieht. orc unfUieow.
brIEglt3e 3etl~ anosre Sormen
prastn F& ltRen sem 8co1lntB
Elm: -%oT nor, San be Ra5tl~
Glsn trs1as hazio - &c nhn"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

IN Sal5Dafer fat Deih geiotten, &c,
ipiegt uno 0urh cine Sieb ge~triebeH.
aus 8raten- ODER 5iihrgIieH nit eli
nlsen eiern, geDeihten mo mieoer
1nsgeorldten SemHeln miro cine
nidlt u oinHe MnIie bereitet, Der
man . rlel DOH ben GraltsrH 5uiest,
DAB iie cine idone, CRIME 8arbe err
bait. 3u oieier MaIie gibt man 10
niel SemmeIbr0iel, bis tie bid senug
II, oaB man aloBe 0aDon abite9en
fam. Dioa fodt Oieielben eHtrps0er
IN Der Suppe ODER in Sal5Dalier ais
8eisabe gum 5lefib.