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stored. and partly demolished the struc-
ture. shed adjoining the ONCE was at
tackled. and 1t fell just as Acting Chief
Wagner was passing beneath It, He
hardly had time to get out Of the way.
but he did manage to reach the street
in time to prevent being injured.
Assistant Chiefs Keliher and Henry were
also upon the scene directing the fremen,
and they came in for their share Of the
praise. Commissioner West and Mai Syl-
vester were among the officials who re-
sponded when the alarms were sounded
They viewed the fire and showed particu-
lar interest In the work that was done
by the crew Of the Firefighter. The work
of the fourteen members Of the crew under
Capt. Henry was highly praised by the
Commissioner and the chief of police.
Mr.. G. p. Lohr. manager for the firm
of johnson G. Wimsatt, was upon the scene
last night and today. Mr.. William A. VIM
satt. owner of the business. being In
Florida on a pleasure trip. He said that
the fire had ruined all the more expensive
material in the yard. The sheds in which
most of the hard woods were kept were
first to fall prey to the flames, sheds in
which cheaper grades Of lumber were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26

Washington precinct. Bicycle Policemen
Williams and Cole of the fourth precinct
were among the early arrivals at the river
front. and they recalled past experiences
of Thomas r. Riley, the lumber dealer, in
losing horses.
"Well not let him lose any this time If
we can help It," one of the bicycle men said
when he reached the vicinity of the fire.
They saw that the stable of Mr. Riley
was opened and they assisted in taking out
about ninety horses Their precautionary
measure was fully appreciated by Mr.. Riley
and other merchants along the river front.
although the fremen prevented the flames
from reaching the stable in which so many
horses are kept.
Some inconvenience was caused this morn
ing to the firm of Johnson Bros, their en-
ployes being unable to reach the yards and
get out coal to fill orders. The firemen re-
moved the hose as soon as they could safe
ly do so. however, and the orders were
filled later in the day. All during the day
crowds of spectators gathered about the
streets and viewed the ruins. necessitating
the presence Of a large detail Of policemen
there. The detail was made up Of police
men from the several precincts. Hot coffee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26

ing gave delightful german at McBurney.s
Hall. which was attended by a large gath
ering of society folks. including many from
out of town. The german was led by Mr.
Harry Beferley
In the corporation court this morning q
decree for absolute divorce was entered in
the case of|Charles B. Jewell against Ger
trude F. c. Jewell. on statutory grounds.
Rev. Father O'Horo of Sioux Falls. n. d.
Will preach at st. Mary's Catholic Church
tomorrow morning at 1870 o'clock, and
also deliver sermon at the evening vesper
services. which will be held at 7:3O O'clock
Worshipful Master T. B. Cochran Of Alex
andria- Washington Lodge of Masons last
evening went to Falls Church with a de-
gree team from this city and conferred the
Master Mason degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26

stored being saved from the wreck. Mr..
Lohr said he could only give an approx
mate amount Of damage done. expressing
the belief that 1t would not amount to
more than $4,000 to the property of the
Arm which he represents He was also sat
isfied that damage to the property Of john
son Bros. would not exceed so, 900. There
was also some damage to the sheds along
the river front, the property of the Dis
trict, but they were fully insured.
Police Reserves Summoned.
Police reserves were summoned from the
various precincts by the sounding of the
additional alarms, and they did duty under
the supervision of Capt. Mathews and Lieut.
Muihali, Who are In command of the South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26

and sandwiches were served to the firemen,
and the men FULLY appreciated the benefits
they derived from the coffee fund.
Loss Of johnson Bros.
A member Of the firm Of Johnson Bros
stated today that according to a Waterman
the fire started In the loft Of a lumber shed
which was part Of the establishment of
Johnson & Wimsatt. The loss sustained
by johnson Bros, 1t was added, amounts
to less than $4,000. the property destroyed
being kindling and cord wood only. None
OF the horses belonging to johnson Bros.
was In danger. their stables being several
blocks from the fire. The speaker further
said that In his opinion the loss sustained
by Johnson q Wimsatt amounts to At least
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26
LEPRosY CURE FOUND.
Cuban Announces It After Apparent
ly Thorough Test

HAVANA. January ga commission ap-
pointed by the government has turned in a
report to the effect that DR.. Matias Duque.
who is in charge of the Hospital for Con-
tagtous Diseases, probably has discovered
a cure for leprosy.
Two lepers were turned over to the doc
tor several years ago for experimental pur-
poses, and today these persons have no ex-
terror traces Of the disease. and are gaining
notably In weight. Several other cases
treated by DR.. Duque are In various stages
Of improvement
DR.. Duque's experiments have been along
the line of what he terms the red man
grove tree treatment. He claims to have
discovered this treatment as a result OF his
study to find a cure for his sister, who sui.
fered from leprosy, and whom he has sue
ceeded In curing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26

bank clerks in Baltimore will be held. II
was stated. either on March 10 or %, In
Baltimore. and Baltimore will submit the
question and Washington will choose the
side. By vote last evening William King.
f. s. Wolfe and F. B. Devereux will rep
resent Washington
The annual excursion OF the local chapter
to Marshall Hall will be held June % IL
was also stated last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26
Worked Hard and Faithfully.

1.-THE men have worked hard and faith
fully. and it is because of their faithfulness
that the fire has not caused more damage"
Acting Chief Wagner remarked.
The work of the firemen was rendered
especially difficult by reason of the charac-
ter of the material in the yards. There
was lumber of every description, including
laths and shingles. and much of the stock
was under cover and was so dry that sparks
falling upon 1t would start dozen or more
blazes almost simultaneously. 1t was found
that the dry laths burned as quickly as
would so much hay. and it was impossible
for the firemen to remain or go through
the dense clouds of smoke every time
Chief Wagner reached the scene his first
drought was for the horses that were In
the frame structure. He recalled other
serious fires that had occurred along the
river front and remembered that the lives
of many horses had been sacrificed. 1t was
for that reason that he was particular to
see to the stable property before turning
his attention to the wood piles. The fire
had reached point near the stable
that the rescuers of the animals suffered
from the heat while they were engaged
upon the rescue work. Their efforts were
rewarded, however. and while the stable
was not destroyed, it is believed the horses
could not have survived the smoke and
heat.
Chief Wagner Has Narrow Escape.
Shortly after the fire started the flames
attacked the office of Johnson Bros, over
which bundles of kindling wood were,
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ton. and when he reached Pennsylvania
avenue and 11th street. he saw the bright
light
The river front is gone again." he re-
marked to his driver. land fear 1t means
another all night job
Made q Good Guess.
When he reached the river front he saw
that he had made good guess. He real
from the fremen and sweep along the river
front. from the oyster wharf at 18th street
20 the Long bridge In order to prevent
SO disastrous fire he sent in additional
alarms until he had enough companies on
hand to send thirty streams upon the burn
ing sheds. lumber and cordwood.
His idea was to cut OF the fire at either
end and confine 1t to as small an area as
possible. and in order to accomplish that
he had the crew of the Ffrefighter take the
east end of the Johnson & Wimsatt prop
erty, while engine companies were placed
along the roadway through the wood yard
of Johnson Bros. This manner Of handling
the fire proved effective. and the flames
were kept within the area mentioned, with
the exception of reaching across Water
street and licking a pile OF shingles Sew
eral Pullman cars were the tracks in
the yard of the Southern railway and the
heat was SO intense that several windows
were broken and the sides of the cars
scorched.
BY the time the first company-No 13-
reached the scene the blaze had spread
througn 10Th yards and 1t was impossible
TO tell just where the start was made. Most
of the firemen who responded to the several
Academy of Music. and they were still IA
tigued
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01

aampf 1T nuRme5r entbrannt spi-
ideH Den nm 99re 3ehte uno Srei-
beIten riH8eH0en Gralen uno Ser ios
HatIldeH 8artci Ser Niitiirfen. Sic
NH bartnadi8iter 3a5i8feit an Den
reAtglauaigeH ue5erIiefernngeH i9-
rer &0rDater hdhgeH. a5er oaeHl
4ni4eiHe Ha6 iiuo Die 6fauen sic
~ 0lelem 6InaeH gaH3 aul iih islbit
%angauieien itao Jet entihlonen.
niHt Hadsugcben. lin ibren mo-
0eraeH Hs6eitrebuHaen
%DirflameH @iHhalt 3u tbun, bat Der
( 5deitbsnlS SLAM Dor Ginger 3eit
aHsDibrlide uno iirenge &er0ronums
gen an Die 4rieitlr Hno @emein0e-
Dorlteber erlaiien. 0amit 0ieie Die nm.
flngreifiteH YiaBrsgeln sur 6r5als
tlng Ser maDeridlitteH ortboooren
SittenIe5re 0es Slams inter Den
5rauea ergreifen mo NIT allen ihnen
i3u @e6Ote ite3en0e Diirteln mitplab-
aung, &re0igt INA aud aerfer, oie
pilibt0ergeiignm 4%lbtrufnigen 3u
iih 3n briugeu. @is ieBt ie0oh ba.
ben all oieie @emalmaBreaeTn nihts
lBebolien Die EiirtInnen iabrea tort.
sen Sitien uno @ebrandsn oes BE
itcHs iih ansuihl zen.
Gh0n ibre auBere 5raht. mena
man lie nit Der Dor etrua 20 Sabren
nergleiht lit ~auifa1euo. 2erShlcier
idlt oamd6Iih fort o0er lit. no er
nod getroiien MIRO. 10 ourfiid1tig.
0ab man ole 6ar6t Scr Scare. sic
llmriiie 0es @eiidtcs un0 Oas Auz
geunnfeln 0euflih icacH tam. Gas
Cberflo0 lit jebt iebr bduiia uoA
europdiifcm Sumter 5ngciAnitten
aa0 meiit Hidt ieltcH einen @iirtel
ann sic Ioiae anf. Gine an0ere nt6t
mIu0er auifalleH0e 5hatiahe ut Ser
freiere offentlide GeyfaJr Ser Fir
fimen nit 9ldnHerH. 9iaH iiebt Jest
ihou 1aufig tn 0cr Geifentlidteit
5rarcn pom SerrcH ihrer 9efnnnt-
i5ait. uidlt BON GHuAen begleitet
3par ma9eH tie iih nod nidt III ore
Ebeater ooer &ai'ce9duler, ooh iicbt
man lie md9ren0 0e5 SeitmoHats 9ia=
ma5en idon in gan5en Shnaren BEL
Dem beliebten Sdlttenipiel oes aa.
.rago3. Auh dr3tliden ltnteriuhnn.
gen untermerien iie lid iebt bereit.
iDiai9. Gle Gr3ie1uHg Der 5iirfm-
nen lit nod immer iebr mangelb0it;
es ieblt an gldodgu dltleu, unO nur
0fc Go6ter Der reideu GiirfelL Die
eigene G%r3ie6erimcn boben. erbdlten
cine europdiide 9iIouna. @em
aber tiirfiihe 6raueA 5u elmer 60be-
rem 9il0una %gelongen. 10 entfalten
ie rcIde @eiitesgobcu un0 meIlen be-
odlteusmertbe S%eilhngcn in Der 8e.
berrihm9 pom Sprahen. III Nhtiif
mo 3eihuml an. GO lit sic 5ods
ter Gturi 9eps, 0e5 eritcn 5efret0rs
i'm Niiniitcrtum oer Iuspdrtigengn.
oelelenbeitea, 3etueb Sanum. cine
alaemcin befannte Oi6tcria; uuter
Den 5|onfimitlern 516cu @a1ner un0
BAD 6ei 0ru Eirtmnea begeIiterte
Anbdageridait aefuH0en
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01

ner 8latte 5ierlid georonet, init Del,
Gig un0 @iefer iberihdttet bat.
5iert man tie nit harten @iern. SEA-
perm, 8obneH, Sal5gArfen II. 10.
5Iciidtorte nit &iirbis. TT Yian
'ihnei0ef re 8u oieiem 3pede fem
bIattrig mo iaI3t lie Elm. Som trod-
net mon lie ob ms febrt tie in Miehl
nm. garouf ner0en tie in 5iemlid
BeiBem 5ett ianea gebaden. Gie
SARGE bereitet man foIgeH0ermaBen:
3u 1 8funo 5leiid, es fam genliidlt
ieia, nebme man 3 6ier. t9tatiirlib
miro oas 5ieiid %feiugebadt.) 9am
nod Sol5, @feffer. ghnsfatnuB elm
.biBden gild. Elm eingeDeihtes9rot-
den, &aie mad 9elieben mo 8eterii.
lie. Sn Die 5orm fonlmt Set uno
8rofel. bierduf miro tie NIT ben ge=
badeHen Giirbisitiidden a~usgelegt.
Damn Die S6lfte Der SARGE uno Ger
Gnoere Ebeil airbis oarauf. Sieroni
oas 5leiidl. @eaH Tam es nit Sett
beitreiten mo nit 9roieln beiaen.
~ Stunoe bel moBieem 5euer ba-
den. 9luh falt iebr gut.
Auflauf bon 4iirbis. - Mtan foht
aiirbisitiide in SaIgpaner neid,
oriidt lie eann aus uno 5adt lie moa.
lid flein. 9nnn fOhf man orei
3uiebeIn, feingeiduitteu, in Set.
giebt Seteriilie u1o nah 9cIieben
Somoten ou5u. bierauf Die gebadfen
3iirbiiie. 93ad 3 Stunoen nimmt
man gaes bonn 5eller unO giebt nab
Dem grfaIten Der Mlaiie fir 6 fauit-
aroBe 5riidte 8 gauge gier. etuas
gr0iel, Sale nod gelieben, Sals un0
Bieffer. Auh altes 5Ieilhy fein &c.
badt. SIN Die 4ufIaufform eeflat
mo gebdden, gie6t es Elm biuiqes,
n~abrbaftes @eriht. 9ed)3eit y
Strn6c Del gutter Site.
&ilrbiStiidlein nit Sar0eaen ODER
Sdinfen. - Man ~Derfpen0et bic obi.
&c Maiie. MIR giebt man Sar0eaen
ODER Shinfen oa5u. Gam qiebt
man INNER eiuen @Bl0ffel bon In iie-
oenoes Set mO bddt bic 9ii6lein
ihnea rrno r0ih. gns 3uipeiie lebr
5u empfeblen. Sir ieOe 8erion tper-
ben bel 0ieien &e5epten 81 fleine
aiirbiiie gerednet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
J Sir aii6r nnO SGns.
aiidsn5cttrI FIR feinr Slide.
.Aie af7epie liHo ifr s grtuadfeue ooer 3
erioaalsne uno s aiassr tere4aet)

t2ie af7spie iiHo iir s sruadfsne oSer
ersaaieue mo sinner teretaet)
81 onntdg @fitfnas S~iibnerbriibl
MT aloBen Shotn mo Spurge.
tstoulerDenD nit ge0aaener aaibs
mild. 9iridfeule IN 9othmeinbei
Sc. &onlpott. Salat *5aurer Sab
l1eHfAnflmaf= Aben0s: s8efluael
AuIlaui nit ebanpiguonauce
AHiibnitt. Butter. 9rut. 8die
Bier Ooer Shee.
@ontag. giittaas 9eairte @riin.
t0rnluppe @rHne 9obnen nit
asilofrifa. ,aeaen. (Reite pom
9lridl. Sda1eisefilets. Senfgnr.
ZEN. Sirnenfompou SuItanipeie.
Sun6: 9lfante Smelettd]en.
aalter 9raten. Butter. 9rot. adie.
Bier o0er 5Bee.
2tenstag. g1ittoas. Sagoiuppe.
Spinat nit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ge5hubn nit 4il5en. greiielbeer-
ldlnittcn. - Qun6: 9iebbubnialat.
&eridie0ener 9ufidmitt. Butter.
Srot. Sale. S6ee
% tho d. 9dttaas. @einluppe.
9onlnleIfleiih nit engliiAer aorot-
tcnlaiiee. Aiener SdniBel 9noi-
Dtatlalat. 8eisguiesHumm,ri nit
rotBer Sdj04miauce.-9umdi Gier.
3aaont. Auiihuitt. Butter. 8rot.
Stale Bier ooer Gbee.
Gonnerstag. 9littogs ginIauf-
luppc. @eodntpfte 9eeiIteafs nit
Sdr0ellen II. aartoffelmlls. aalbs-
braten. S%eaerieialat. 8auiaecreme.
Sund: 9alter 8albsbuaten init
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS un0 9ratfartof-
teln Butter. 9rot. Sale. Bier ODER
15ee.
6rettag. Otittags: 9ulternhtppe.
Se5unge III @eiBDein. aompott.
S6aeebdae. ~ 2und: 6iidialat
o0er 3dudyer iide ODER 6iihe in
Slplf u0er Aufidnitt. Butter. 9rot.
&6ie. Bier oOer Sbee.
ounobeno. @fittaas: gtuoeI-
iuppe. &ii.sn NIT gcbodenen gtie-
renlanitten. @eo0mpfter &aiieler
aamm. 9agebuttenfompott. @rule
Sitter. - Sund: Galtes Gaileler
init aartoffellalat. Aufgeidnittene
barte Gier. Butter. 9uot. 4aie.
Gbee un0 Bier.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
4ie emancipation 0rr tiirhi-
Jdlru 9raurm.

Ter mo0erne @eiit Der ellrped.
ldlen Nliltur tat mo5l i'm Qan3m Of.
tonIlBi d)cn Reitc ami fsinem on0e.
rem @c5icte % tici em1reifcn0e mnO
ummat}en0c 6ouihrjttc aentadlt. ais
on 8ereih ocs tiirfildru Irauenle.
5eas. Gies tit nm 10 be0enhmaspol.
Ter. ais Die ie0e Reform bcnmcuAe.
ltarr am 9iten ieihaltcn0c 5itten.
IeHre oes &llam 0era0e in Ser Gtel.
ldn8 Der 6ral. luie lie Der 9rophet
tgtdcltet ihren itdrtitcn Salt iaA0
uHo NIT 0clpotildlcr Slrenae an Ser
llebertletcrmld leitbielt. 9tuu dber
nt mic ~ cTacu Agiti ans Nonltan.
tiBopcl in Ger ~Suicrnatioualcn No.
%dUlhhrtft rur S&niQitait. Nluit
tno ~cdntt" |nitad1elt miro. cine
.pelltle &au0huaA eInletretcu. lle6cr.
I'll I'M oftcntiItCu 9Utq daitlihcn
Ntodl Una priplIcH 6dmllienlebcu
lao mn cnltgcH ialimcrM &erhalt.
nlB oto ChtlcbcH9 0ty Grau neht man
'ett Den IcetCu Ttnf]e08 ooer sualBid
,S1arcN aluiallenoe Spuueu Ger rucit-
uro0dld,en @litnrll un0 Ass Isrt.
ldrtftts. AS lr00iutjoacQe aale.
'dlols8c Seaeu ma Nasem ldgl Ra.
iaf3t todl piel BIZ Wlninen ubril.
Ht 'to.d Rld .aChr ioii3liert. 10 mo.
notion. Sd auS4flieet ih nif (niri,rr
nHio Steee2ndnoel aC'ardult mic elc.
aclet t3e,elihaitsIreie MN Wgfe
inns RefdrbIu s-efilrpte Mei+fFl nv
4us5tl0nsa ans erpp4e5fgs nsr.
cv iaaNarp .,tiA As mon, ,er
aeartttfics hcahcin esrrer bsss
aatOi G9ilr 9,r.1,S+e,s
EeHt. brtufer Nsrbbreb,,> 8,,l.
He43sH SCR ia. 0ea. Iests5 ~ N,Sg.
ett.4 ,slea In Ser ~,, +.
af In assn ,rh srr ,,
<Ne,.e r,at ~, ,, =.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
sheateranifahrnnaen i'm areien

beginner in 6roHfreih immer mebr
in 9ufidmmg SIT fomuteu. Der @n-
Tang mirOe Dor einigen Sahren i'm
antifcn 8beater in Orange gemaflt.
in0eu mar bier 0as ,3iel Oerfolafe.
iGbrl.h acknowledgements @oriteaunaet
SIT Oeranitalten, 0te ais national,
frans61ides ltnternebnfca ,3uidalter
ans qan5 Europa beranloden f0nuten
Iieie SS0ee fdn0 bel Sen befannteiten
ShanipieIeru uno Shauipielerinnen
idlnea ioIheu AnfIana Oab n5eroQ
5reilufttbeater eatitauOen. uao sruar
III Ser llmge8eno BON &aris BIS 81
Ben 4nren0e1 her16. So ruiir0c
.NlirpiIIe" Die pro0enjaIlh.natioun.
lie Gihtnng @fiirnIs. IN sen tuil0en
@ebirasqegeuoen oufaeflhrt. IN Sc.
nen Die R5oHe brnuit lno no Sic
aan3e Sanalltng 0es Strides ipielt.
sSu iiiHaiter 3eit rourOe IN 9taSeis
&aciHes -@baoro@ geaeben. Scs
Ebeoter biIoet cine Stranopartie, 100
iih oie beriihmten syslian mltfen TN
Same erhe5eH un0 o1s Gtlautiiae
92eer ocn SinterE 'uo biiNet. sc
9~augtrollen mur0ea pun Dem Shau.
iuieIer SiluaiH un0 0em Sri. -.
rign1 .5eaeben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
oag 9fcrO a5nia Seinrias ".

auf ser trot ibres Alters nod INNER
70 ~genanuteu n&euen Bride" 8n Ga.
ris iheiut an inneren llcberraidun.
gen reiher gu iein ais Oas troianiide
8fer0. Bon 4mtsfDegen bepa6rt Is
in elmer aapiel eingei6lolien cine
an3abl @olomiin3en nit ser Brdauna
Oes Sabres 1917 uno cine i'm quf.
trage Der &egierung bereeIteGte
9ron5etafel nit Snihrift ie0enfauS
ropaliltii6er 5drbung. a6er Ser
aiinitler. Der 0as Stanobilo perfer-
tigte, Ylesnel. mar beimliher Bona
partiit uuO es murmte i'm, 0ab er
onS Stanobilo 9opoleons BON ser
8enoomei6ule, Odsienige 9apoIeons
ans 8oulogne uno en0Iib oos Dent.
nal Geiair u~eripeuoen muBte. nm
einen 8ourbonen 81 berberrIidem.
gr rdhte iid auf feline art, inOem er
in oas Eenfmal cine Statue 93apo-
Icons l.. nod Dem 0ioOe1 Oon Grouet
un0 etneS ammlung 6onaportiiti1her
2ieOer mo @ampbletc eiuihloB. SIN
Sopfe oes a0nigs ielbit enoli6 bat
CT Elm u8rotofoll" uber oas 9sapo.
leonbiI0 untergebraht. 9as qebt ans
einem eigenbdnoiaen 8rieie Mesncls
Neroor. 0eH Elm SER 2aurent fir5lid
IN elmer ans Dem 8eiibe 0es 3inIt
lers itammenOen Stububr fano. Bic
er bel einer 8eriteigerumg eritauoen
bate. Der SodeI 0cs Genfmols emf
bait aud nod cine 8et6e pom llrfun-
ben un0 g}eodilen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01

- N6ai 5rou n: 30, mas madt
Sire Nahbariu2@ - 6ral y: Nd.
es gebt ibr ieoenfalls gang gut, ih
habe lett iedls &oheH tenn @ort NIT
ihr aeiprohenl~ Gran r.: SD
0adte, gle unterbielten sic belten
8e5iehuugeu2@ Srau g.: ga,
oGs mar and Ser SAL aber ieitOem
haBeu mir nit Den Iieuitboten ae.
tauiht."
eufgegcgfanmen6. SdaDieaers
mitfer. oNSobiB 0enten sic 0ieigg
Saly sol rsiea. SER 5dnDieaeriohn
rah &arls6G0 o0er @iesbo0en2"
Shuiaaeriobu: las fomlnt 1or-
0araui or. uohiu Sie DoGeni
Sdauiesernugtter. rgta. es trent mia.
oaB Sie noIid eiumal osrniir
aauorSen iin0 uro AM ncine R
i6e &idiidt nehme1. uis fid S.s
and geg5ui - Alio Ia m5tts ro
&Gesbaoenl@ Gtnel-rioss.
S65a Sam refa is a,ii n,srs.
,SaSg Sad S~arIssaAl-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01

8aeHi1Hoe meroeH ieibifoer-
Iitdnolih ana aif 9eielung gefer.
tigt mo Joe befanate J1rbeu.
nuance IdBt lid IN emaiae mi5ni3.
lrcn 9ea6 Dorbanoenen y1liiern. BE
idlatte uao gapeate Gmoiaear5eitea
eigea, 6raudf man mir feline @abI
B1 treffea ial0 inHerBal5 bier @oheH
imirO Die geitalluug gelieiert, Sarbe
m50 gluiter iin0 Damn 10 genaa q,
uorel, DAB 0ies gera03n itmtnens.
irpgtB 1T.
Gad ale geid enfe. Ole frenoa
5driai6feitnt bel ciHen @ciuhe In
IeaaianO }uriid5uiafen pile8en, lUer.
0eR uoH 0ieigr 6lrlta geiicf2ft. Ger
Bar mo 0Ie geiauIte ruiil&e stal-
ieefumrie taufeH talm DOu eincgi
9l0eren Suuelier, un0 0as beiba.
Geic N9fai Cat idou Jiadalilta8c
Ier6W, on 0enea Is Doa Dor 8roBnir.
lien goar. ole Gler mit jener @leid
gulti8fcit for @eiO aus8a3en, mic
aa9 ebeH nur Der pognebme Glfie SIX
t1lin oer1tag.
Sin 9lter. O@orHc3aFr BoihHiad
ieidlfef Die @aareu Ser 6irHa ans.
Hidt min0ec a5er 0uh mic man 3
ttoit bn5u1taen Carl ein ho1er
Ereis 3ieibs Sonte iHi geD09rii
dpn St1ge Ghlen nidt ju Den SIM.
oen Der 6irHa, MIR 6liriri dfeiten
1870 ole Allcrreiditen 0ilrlcu ltdl err
ial6eH bci f5r so fduicH.
S~duadiadgH mo 1iamaalcH
nrlrt 01s SANS il aHdl, r6er pie DER
eeidaffs fiurgr @msrtte: aDiam0n,
ten taaH Seoer befommeE; ans
fomBi es nli 0ie a9mlt al."
llH0 0er SEER atag 0aHit nidlt uf
rtdri t05cu. 0cgu nur Der wabre
AHnftlcr fam eiae iolh i6oac mo
.rpriaMlW grbeit catpcrien Iu0 Der
.uor6rta1eg mie IeHc ilctHc SgnHo
.ehr ie BARTLETT. 0ersn 3ificrblalt
Hidlt RroBer ala Dos sitter I0idca.
nbrH lit un9 Ore dui @'citcllun9 fur q.
.aet claiiidlen 4oir gtlicicrt mar0e
,Ehr Hreis ite0ic iid Gr 1900 1ot
lars.
1ui BEN criten 3lid tpiil cs ida
nen ais Sc In oicien mlipridlelolen
A0umcn leine bcion0eren 5oriJdts.
ndGrNeia cr9rificn mdrGt Seun
l|lolae5cn beacrtt man ntOeiieu, 0aB
.ijd} idpUcrc 0nsnitaNc.,, mn 0cn
Siren G,iHrOeL lmo 0aB 0ie be50en
5drdule Beueitcr aoNtrHition iiHo
iue Nl0 nolloauHcI 0lejcs iid}cr. uH0
audi bic Qgiurhtcte G~lcftrijitdt ber.
mJB IlHeH ulmts uHjubdbcn. 6crncr
ruiaeAt Dem alimcrtidHGg 8cfud)er
aldl nidJ 0oB Ser h%jeidNditsribrtr
getut lierlalign lgiHes y0f1ls ciuen
I|ai.roiirtm Dlaun einld8t. 6elien
9rit auiioitelo iflrt cnnpifelt iii.
G5 iif oa3 tha g6eu1liFr llatroie
Ger li'r m 9ut Standardization
wit 0,8l acia0eneH 8c1oi0er ueben
itd o0a aberoe ibl3it.
Solhe &oriiht III aud uot9urn,
0il Germ IN oieiea 5dr0nfeH ru6en
,SineeleH lm 9s}lrgbe BON God
anltl )'tr inter Ger @coiuauma
'cuB Der 9'an1e Der 6irma inre Mob
rlma uuo Scr &lcrtb Ser @aarn Sic
lr otl @sGer Bait Uerihmieen bleibe
scar oeH 8arreiuor0eatcn ciner enQ,
a1eB &}adeaitriit. Ser mir 0ier
ti.0eril11 entaeMnen. Scr 3utrltt
So 0ie'ea Sdibep agihlttgt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
slesuer 5rhmlndlt GsOam-
hru eeh'm

90 5e6niu1t@eoo.escu 8e9'l
rSs lle5er @Jtte ua9 0f5el
g8enn AM @mniel bic SterHe iie2 3
Sebea ie ibte 6li8el
9nh Die ialafcaos eialaalteit,
gaiier ats 10au ua0 &eaen,
lle5er Sic Serge. hldi mo NET,
lleber Saataa W0 'Sesea,
SIN SIT ogm ogutlemitea 1adl
SdHail ugrm9sidt uao Jerbto3eh
SIM 5ds9ela no ISL eiultcl5 r. adj
9ieia &iHocrgebef aciprohea.
g'euer 5g5Hiudt @eoonfen geD'n
ile5er Sitter uH0 @uls.
2sem am 9imna bic 1tcrne iteb o
@l6en je i5re 6lii8tl.
Eo6anna w. SaHfau.