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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-12
IMPOSING NAVAL PAGEANT
Plans for Reception Of BattIeshp Fleet
~. at Hampton Roads.

Washington, Oct. PLANS for the
reception of the Atlantic fleet at
Hampton Roads Feb. % contemplate
q naval review even larger than the
ono held at the Jamestown exposition
last year. =
The homecoming fleet will be met
on the Atlantic or Mediterranean by
the Third squadron of that command,
which is now being organized under
the command of Rear Admiral Conway
H. Arnold, and will be escorted to
Hampton Roads.
At the Roads the augmented feet
will be welcomed by all the remaining
available warships in active service
on the Atlantic coast and will be re-
viewed by the president. ~ --~
The entire force under review will
consist of twenty battleships, nine
cruisers, four gunboats and possibly
score of torpedo vessels. In the At.
lantic fleet will be the sixteen battle
ships that started in the homeward
Journey from San Francisco July z
and seven or eight auxiliary ships.
The Third squadron will be made up
Of four battleships, either the Maine
or Iowa as flagship, and the New
Hampshire, Idaho and Mississippi;
armored cruisers Montana and North
Carolina and scout cruisers Chester.
Salem and Birmingham.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-12
FOREIGN HOLDERS ,... ...
SELLING STOCKS
Another Violent Decline in In
tornati0naI Securities.

New York. Oct. Mathematician
securities suffered another violent de-
cline at the opening of the stock mar
ket, the occasion being the increased
tension in the Eastern European sit
uation. Canadian Pacific fell ~, Ma
t1onal Lead 81, Cleveland, Cincinnati
Chicago and st. Louis 2M, Reading
21s and Union Pacific, Northern Pa
cific, Southern Pacific, Louisville and
Nashville, Amalgamated Copper, Amer
lean Smelling and other active stocks
III or more:
The selling, as was the case the
previous day, was largely for Con-
tinental account. The market steadied
some soon after the opening, but the
undertone continued feverish and I'M
certain,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-12
WHEN HER BACK. ACHES
A Woman Finds All Her energy and
Ambition Slipping Away.

Bemidji women know how the
aches and pains that come when
the kidneys fail make life burden.
Backache, hip pains, headache,
dizzy spells, distressing Urinary
troubles, all tell of sick kidneys
and warn you of the stealthy ap-
proach of diabetes, dropsy and
Bright's disease. Doan's Kidney
Pills permanently cure all these
disorders. Here's proof of it in a
Bemidi woman's words:
Mrs. Edward Jewett, living at
1112 Park Ave., Bemidji, MINI {,
says: II am recommending Deans
Kidney pills and from my actual
experience l know them to be a
reliable remedy. 1 did not take
them as carefully as I might have,
but still, the results received were
satisfactory. The attacks always
came on with a dull ache in my
back and while they were at
their height, I felt weak and
miserable. | sent to the Owl Drug
store and procured a box of Doan's
Kidney Pills. They helped me
right away and I am well pleased
with the results received.
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's
and take no other.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-12
Crushed by Brothers Train.

Mount Vernon, ILL.,, Oct. 1).-Will-
lam Wene, conductor on the Louis
Vile and Nashville, was crushed in a
wreck here. A passenger train on
which his brother Thomas was con-
ductor ran through a switch and hit
the caboose. The injured man was
holding his little grandson on his Ian
and the boy was seriously injured.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-12
LEADING STEREOTYPER DEAD
American Press Association Loses
Master Craftsman,

New York, Oct. John w. Ker-
win, foreman of the American Press
Associations stereotyping depart
ment, died at his home in Flushing,
N. Y, after brief illness. He leaves
a wife and six children.
Mr.. Kerwin was a native of Chicago
and forty-six years of age. He entered
the employ of the American Press
Association as young man twenty.
i've years ago. Mr.. Kerwin was mas
ter of his trade and recognized as one
OF the best stereotypers in the coun.
try.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-12

years in Saltwater for manslaughter,
and for Antius Kenyon, sent up
from Hennepin county for ten years
for highway robbery.
An elegant assortment of fall fruit
for the Sunday table or the sick
room, at Peterson's.
Among the out-of-town travelling
men who spent Sunday in the city
were James Goodman of St. Paul,
who sells the Eel Paterno" cigars:
John WEIGH of St. Paul, agent for a
wholesale liquor house; Ike Went
worth, who talks on I. C. baking
powder; G. w. Long of Duluth, who
sells mill supplies, and William
Grasse, who came from Fargo, and
who sells cigars.
Crookston Journal: r. T. Will
son passed thru this morning enroute
from Darlington, N. D., to Bemidji,
where he makes his home after max
ing the racing circuit in that section.
This year he drove Echo, Juno and
Eddie Wood, horses owned by a
Junction City, Mo-, man. He had a
very successful season and regretted
that he did not have time to look up
Trainer Will keenan, who has charge
of this w. S. Lycan string of racers
inthis city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-12
Kills Editor and Himself.

Sabetha, Kan, Oct. .-Angered be-
cause of a news item printed in the
Morrill, News Perry Roger, marshal
of Morrill,, a town of several hundred
persons eight miles east of Sabetha,
shot and killed J. H. Schumacher, ed
itor of the News, and then committed
suicide.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-12
The Continued
Story Of
Current Events.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Home made jellies at Peterson's.
WantedMan to work in store.
Inquire at Peterson's. s. .2 . ,
Z. Chaffee returned to his farm
near Yale this morning after spend.
ing few days on combined bust.
ness and pleasure visit in this city.
| Leon Jewett has accepted posi-.
ton as clerk in ]. Peterson, Jr.'s
confectionery store in this city and
entered upon his new duties Satur.
! day. ~ r.. r. @@#ss 4 T...s.#. !.
The most complete and up-to.date
line of reading matter always in
stock. Two large shipments now
distributed and displayed at Peter.
sons. -. ~: .-f-"- Il Ill.,:
George Rodenburg of ST.. Paul,
who, is a member of the state legis-
lature, and incidentally candidate
for speaker of the next house, is a
visitor in the city.
George French, the county treas.
urer, returned Saturday evening
from Guthrie where he hunted grouse
for few days. MI. French "bagged''
fifteen birds during his three days
trip.
c.. N. Smith, superintendent of
the woods department of the Hen
nepin Lumber company, went to
Backus this morning to look after
the work in one of the company's
camps which is situated there.
Alex. Thompron of Crookston,
general agent for the Minneapolis
Brewing company, left for his home
at Crookston Saturday, after having
made trip "up the line" on the M.
& I. railway, in the interests of his
company.
0. B. Olson, a prominent mer-
chant of Kelliher who is running on
the independent ticket for commits
sioner from the second district,
returned home Saturday evening
after transacting a days business in
the city.
Erwin c. Johnson of Coleraine
was visitor in the city yesterday.
He came over for the express pur-
pose of seeing the football game
between Grand Rapids and Com
pany K, and was we'll pleased with
the results.
Reverend Kolste, of the Norwegian
Lutheran church of this city, went
to Turtle River Saturday evening
and held services there yesterday
morning, returning in the afternoon
and conducting church last evening
in this city.
D. J. Praught of Northome, who
was severely wounded recently while
hunting ducks, is able to be out of
the local hospital. The wound in
his hand and arm has been healing
nicely and he will soon be able to
return to his home at Northome.
John King, the old political wal
horse of Walker, passed through the
city today from International Falls
where he had been on a mission OF
peace. Mr.. King is one of the
shrewdest politicians Of northern
Minnesota, and he is a pretty good
man to have as friend.
B. F. Wright of Park RAPIDS,
republican candidate for Judge oil
the Fifteenth Judicial district, came
to the city Saturday and remained
here over Sunday and today. Mr.
Wright is making a vigorous cam.
paign for the judgeship and appears
to be pleased with his prospects.
Attorney P. J. Russell of this CITY
left yesterday afternoon for St. Paul
to appear before the State Board OIL
Pardons on behalf of BAIL Thunder
Red Lake Indian serving sixteen
years in Saltwater for manslaughter
and for Antius Kenyon, sent ur
from Hennepin county for ten years
for highway robbery.
An a1oror+ &C c.l
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-12
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
In the District Court, in and for Beltrami
County. State of Minnesota. Fifteenth Judi
cial District.
Earl Cell, Plaintiff.
N. T. Farthun. Defendant.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action, which
complaint has been filed in the office of the
clerk OF said Court at the Court House, in
the City of Bemidji. Beltrami county. State
or minnesota, and to serve copy of your
scriber; at his office: in the city Of Bemidji. in
the said county. within thirty days after the
service of this summons upon you, exclusive
OF the day OF such service: and if you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will take
Judgment against you for the sum of Fifty
six Dollars with interest thereon at Der
cent from January 3rd. 1908. together with
the costs and disbursements of this action
Dated September q. 1908.
d. H. FISK,
Plaintiff Attorney,
Bemidji. Beltrami Coruty. Minnesota.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-12
Fresh butter and eggs constantly
on hand at Peterson s.

II vi OlNA oOA1
Mrs. E. II. Cornwall is convalesc-
ing from her recent illness and is
able to be about her home. It's
expected that she will be as well as
ever in few days.
| j.. Anderson, Of the Douglass
Lumber company Of this city, re-
turned Saturday night from Mime
apolis where he spent a week on
business for his company.
Mesdames E. N. French and
George Baker of this city returned
this morning from Blackjack where
they visited a few days at the home
of Mrs French's sister, Mrs. J. c..
Thompson.
| Misses Grace and Dora Barrett
came down this morning from a
point up the line on the M. & I. rail
way and visited in the city with
their cousin, Mrs. J. A. Harrington,
while enroute to Crookston, for
which place they leave today.
Earl Hazen (better known as
"Ready"), is walking about with a
crutch, as the result of an injury
which he sustained to his foot while
working in the M: & I. railroad
yards in this city Saturday. Red"
will be laid up for week or ten
days to come. ~
A. Lord, connected with the log
ging department of the Crookston
Lumber Co., spent the night here
from Bemidji comforting with the
local magnates, and returned home
this morning. He talked politics
also-but not for public alton.
CrookstOn Journal.
]. r, Rasmussen of Crookston,
general agent for the Hamm Brew
ing company, came down this morn
ing from business trip to the north
country, which included visits to
Baudette. SpoOner and Internationa
Falls. John reports business as
being good in his line.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid society
will meet at the country home of
Mrs. J. H. French, on Wednesday
afternoon. The bus will leave C.. ].
winters residence, 407 Beltrami
avenue, at o'clock. All are cor
daily invited. Those desiring to
90 will please be there on time. Fare
1Oc.
P. o. Stevens, ex.game warden for
the State Game and Fish commission,
but who is now conducting a profit
able land business at Detroit, MINI,
came down this morning from Mar
gle, where he has a son and a
daughter who are living OH claims.
Mr.. Stevens will leave for Detroit
tonight. .-..i
Miss Della Yancey of Grand Rap
ids arrived in the city last night to
take the place as teacher in Latin
and in German in the local high
school which was recently vacated
by Miss Schons who resigned. Miss
Yancey graduated from Carleton
college last spring as valedictorian
of her class. :,
Reverend Barackman, of the
Blackjack Presbyterian Church, and
little daughter passed through the
city this morning on their way to St.
Paul where he will transact business
a few days before attending the
synod or annual meeting of the
Presbyterian Church which will be
held in the House of Hope Church
in that city during the latter part of
this week.
B. P. Munson, who is we'll known
in northern Minnesota as lumber
man and logger, is a visitor in the
city. Mr.. Munson was for many
years general manager for the
Brooks Lumber company,
and was a frequent visitor in Bemidji
Mr.. Munson is now buying timber
of all kinds "on his own hook" and
is looking over this country with a
view to purchasing some cedar and
nine.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
Der b Ii ser 7rmsi,e.

Eamsrlan, elm beribmter Erohrer
aHeu's, osr5oniis isine Wadt uHo
48r0bs 6auptfa6ii5 feirsr gebarrli6s
lsii. 4uf oitis 9ussHe, er5dbls er, lei
e. 61apt Stlib burh folssHbss grsig
nib sefIbrt porben.
5n einsm meiBu sriisn 9riege tan
ih zines 5ages 10 ie5g ms geordnes.
oaB if in een 8uinsn zines ggbdubes
Dor bsm bsrfol9sHoen Beinbs G6Hs
iuHsu uno baItlbH 0isR Siun5sn GER
tsdi bltibtn muBte. Die 5urhi, meis
nsn gsiHo<n in bic 5dnoe gu fallen,
unb Ser Geoants, our8 meme QisDers
lags ben saH3en Gepiua meirer fri5=
rsH Siese az nsrlisrsn; brldte milne
Sssls nicer. 81 5ptifsl!f an bsm
sliflihsn 0usgaHgs msirtr Inter
re9munesn uHo btfdloB IL aubugg-
zen. "a Yo9 if oon uugsidtr eins
oas grobU mar aig he Tsf6f. auf eins
4mtiit, be ssmuht par, Elm aDrn
4abSss 81 irassu. Das 15ia8en
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12

@s%ssuibsiI. Sas bsiBt. faugF 0u siDoy
sutt aus ser Tdine bsraus, 70 pirR
Ca ben geDiini9ten @rfolg BADEN,
osnn Die Suft in bsr 5laIde Dira
oaeur9 etpds peTbiinnt, iporauf biz
Suit bineinItr0mt uno ben
y Iropfen bis sum 9Obsn Der 5laI9G
nit iih fi6ri.
On tanna bic 5laIde ii6er Der
ODER BEN 5eusr srDdrmsn,
Ooourb ebenfaus eine QuftDeroIna
in Der 5ldfte entIe9t, uno
loeHn On nun DsrIuhF, ben pTropfeH
bic 5laide binsin3ubldieu. nirO er
ita piuig 3eiseu.
Gaoli6 tdnua 0u elm fleines
g.. 9. einen GtrobbaIm oOsr
ben Stiel elmer 5bonpfsiie nsbmen,
ano oura oaHeibe aenaa auf bic gno-
iIate bes 8fropfsns bIaIen; sr piro
oann opne peitsrss in bic 5tdiae bins
siussbeu.
Nie on es and mahif, benube tets
sIns 5tdide. Die inpenoia aans trOden
IT, unb unieriude ieoes MaI, ob Iib
oleleidt ourm oeineu Qltbem Seuhs
sebiloet babe. pelhe BEN
YSIr0pitn tinoern toHnts, an ben
Soften Ssr 6lai6e sutIans gu slsis
ten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12

Wir RatisH cine I6rsdli6e RsiIs.
paul befcHo id in bo61raoiaer nerz
o5isr grrssuHg. iibsraa sldabts Ct
Spione unb Detectips gu ie6en. Msbr
aIs Gin Oussnomal mube ih ion init
9r0Bisr Mlibe odCou 3urid6altsn. Fih
Islbf ~ psrra.hen. uro s.Dar eana
5armloien 9eatsr 9esena6er. bic in
GROCER 8~srlsgsuhsis oeueien pdren.
pas re nit ibgsm uperpartstsn Fara
beginner I0aten. Die 9tut6unos ras
rem isosnfals id,on auf Tsiusr S1hrt.
uno e. ioate ibnsn bic 9rbeil nidi err
Ieidtsrn. Msine 6auptiprae por. i6n
aus benz 9anoe 81 ~bsinaen. Senn ih
muBte 3usebgn. oaB. penn i'd dah
ielbif an isiHer SdulS at srsifan &
gam. ooh ALE 9sroahtslranoe dsasn
ion in oeler Strait bsiehen blieben.
uno cam fragte Id MID ploBlia. ob
Id niht idlieBli6 0ennoh BEN niri,
lihsn Ml0rosr sur 5latt cerhtlfs. Sd
DuBie ldum ned. ME i'd mid Der
balteH lone, Wir tdmen uArein. bar
PAUL in paris tiuen 51a uno cine
Raht fh ausrutsn unS itinsn gru6er
erparteH ione. fir rDglfsn er Elm por
intig abgsIaBtes Billet in osm0irt6ss
baus in Toner 3Wyidse,aFsn bate.
Die eiH5i9e 6rass rar Sic. o5 Mri6ur
an Sonntaa beriibertommen uiiroe.
Sd nil md beifd9tn oaB Quul. I'M
iir ale 6due seriifei 81 Tein. in Dorer
Elm Billet nah 2eHoon 0tnommen 6dtz
te, pabrsHo Id ole beioeu Earlier Bill
let's belprste uno oas @epdd ouf meiz
men 0amen sinitreiben lieB.
Bel unisrer @usunit in Qlris fu6s
rsn mir Iniort in Elm rabiass. abssle-
genes 6otsl. Raul ia 6eadnoi9er
Gnsit ror Gnibeduna. T6 in Bic 0unz
isliie Nagensde oriideuo. @lsr 2eihts
INN. ale 8edbeit mar ron ism aepi-
den ufltsr ben furntbareR Sinoyiden
Nsr lebten StAnSsn. mir IGien Is.
ais Oh er felt caron sllu6te. zen Moro
in Der ron Qrtbur 6eihrisbenen Weiie
bs3oHaeu gu hd6en. SIMMER uieoer
murmslte sr ror Ii6 Bin: Die Bidder.
Die @iiher!"
Sffenbar betrahtets er ceren Dor
b%cnDsniein in Der 0o6uuna ais ben
itdrtifsn 9eipeis ieiaer 5Gulo. sic
te5eueten mebr, ais aaes uebriQs. oaB
ct iih niht msbr ertnnerte. mas er
getfan. 0aB er an ienem 5onuto9s
abeHo inter Gem GiHfluB zines INN
Oermirreratn 3auifes Qe6an6elt hatte.
s5borbeit". lalte if. Sic fdeinen
3u beneiIsn, sbsniu ME cine Wenae an
bsrer 8inse DAP Ser Mloro in iener
Rahtaim 6auie %besaRaen fpuroe, uno
oaB MAI oie 9sihs im Saule in Sbren
Softer pddte. 9as tit oaes.@
gQber e mar bic 9anse Raft 9lie=
manO i'm 9duie, auBer uns beioen unO
Der 6ausnirtbin. sic alaubeu oph
nidt. baB 6rau Sefop bic 9ants En-
moroeie2"
18aum'. entgsgnete ih.
Bun. fouit mar RiemanO i'm 6auie
- FONT tonute 0iemano BARN oss
Deien iein."
pas muB srf bspieien perben"
mar meine @ppiberung $50.
Gortisbuns fOIgt.)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
tIie wisSer.

s44. bdti' meiu RitterIein ih nod
gfit iI6erpsiBem 6adr,
8le polt' ib ibr perih0nern bod
Das 9eber immeroor!
uno mar lie miot, trdnt un0 idpad,
Sic pilssen ipat unb frih,
Nie aerne untsr Heinem Dad
9ebdteu. lhirmen Tel" -
so pobl i'm Stiaen mdu6sr Sobn
Bsbmut6is, iinneno oenli,
@em lanait bic Wuitsr puroe I6on
5n's tibIe @rab gefsutt;
Dob dls lie Iebts. oft sstrdutt
pat er lie uHbe0omt
Der 9isbe, Die le t5m eeI6entt,
Sab er nur ntnie Aht.
Rum ie8Rt er Fa 3uriid 70 bsiB
g1oh ibrem trsueH Rdtb.
Som o6uht. OdB isiner Iol6en peib,
Wie lie nit Wort uRo S6at!
Drum, mem Elm Mutterber8 nod
ihIdat,
Der BAIT es bod unb ipert6,
Sin aleiuoo mi,o 70 uuenipeot
Gie pisOsr ibm 1i6etrt!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12

4nitsripra6e. Wfattsrlaut.
Ne 10 ponueidm. 10 trautl
grltss 0ort r0s mir esI6anet.
SlBes, eriiss 2%isbesiDort,
griter Sou. sen id gsIalst,
SliRselt epis in mir fort.
46. nie trii5 lit meinem Sim,
Denn i'd in Der Srsmos bin,
Bsnn i6 iremoe 3uaasn iben,
6remoe Worte brauhen mus,
Die I6 uimmermsbr iarn lie5en,
Die Mot tlingen ME Elm SruB.
Spydae, i66n nas punoeT6ar,
Ah, pie llin9ei bu 10 tIorl
Wil nod tiefsr MIDI pertieIeR
Sn BEN Reihtbum, in Bic Qraht;
ST Mrs 0oh. als % mid riefsa
Batter aus 0es 9rabts 0aht.
&Iinge tIinse fort uuo fort,
9eloeniprohs, 2iebesport,
Siei9' empor aus tisisn 9riiften,
2dnsit OerihOu'nes altes 9ieol
9eb' auf's 3eu in tsit9sn S6riIteu
Dap Dir ieoes 9er3 srgIibt,
ueoerau pebt @ottes 6uud.
Qelii9 lit po6l manter 9rau6.
@ber icu i'd beteu, bautsn.
Sch ih meme 9iebe iuno,
gleiue Ieliaiten @eoanien
Sped !9 Die Der Wiuttsr Nluuo!
S6eutenbori
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
2IIIerbamD 1sur,weil.
Der bsrpsnRtG
Qfrppfsn.


qinm siuen gfropfen. 6er etuas
slsiner als Die GeFfnune zines ees
p0bnlihsu 6laihenbalfts lit, A. e.
ben Bfropieu elmer Mebicinflafde,
uno bite 5sm0nbsn, bieFen pfropfen
In cine groBsre 6lalde biuein5us
blaisn. Titiss idtiut esDds fest
Sinia6es 81 isin, uHO Der gslrtf.
itH5e bidk aus alien arGften aui
ben ileinen 9iropfen; oieier ober
sHiidldpit. anItatt in bic 3laI6e bins
s~iH3ussAen. un0 is fGrtsr gsblalsn
piro. bslse Dbsrfpsnhigsr seigi Der
pFropisn ah. 8ldf man eans
ihnah. nibt Is aud nihtg: Der
giropfsn mid ni6i in bic 8laI6e BIN
Elm.
Die urio6e bisIsr, bic 3ui6ausr
unisrbaI.enben @rifttnung 1T bie,
inbsm Du ouf ben piropien bldI,
orinat gleih3siiig etpas Quit in bic
5laine bineiH. uuo Die auft in 6er
5lai9e pirb 5aburb binrsihsno a.
iammsRssprsbt. nm ben giropien
pis cine 5sosr 5uridi dIsu0ern 81
tonrsn.
Ood pi6t e beri6isoene Mitisl.
I'm sic Dioeripsniisieit oes pfropisns
iberDinben ga i0nusn.
Sresm Du Sat, ia7H an ben
pifopfen eura bic ssrointsis Gull
sur 5laIal sinaas5 t5ult Du abss Sa1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12
@elsIIlepaftsipieLe

OteM Ten.
aae MitTpieIsuben mdTtn Die pers
lhieoeneu 9spegunsen elmer QerIon
nodabmen. Die sum 5iibrer srndnnt
norSsn 1T. Rad sini9sn unter6al=
ten0en 9uftipringeu nnb @rimoHen
thut Der 5i6rer, dls ppls er Iid Elm
Suden bertrstben, in6em er lido mil
Dem Rauoe isines 6utes i'm 8eFtt
reibt. Die n4fim" abmen audi 0isles
ndh unb oa man i'm pordus 6eimli6
ben @arb Der @iiis certr Qe9hpdr1t
bat, bic man dnfi6reu Mill, bemdlen
lie It9 Sas @sIibt auF iOmii@s 0siis
i6pdr3, inDem Fe mr. ibrem 1iibrer
nah5udfien ghnben. Der Spob piro
ned oaburh efb5bt, bdb bic, pel6e
felbt init angefii6rt fnO, oeiu66nli6
ii6er Die Inotreu ber5lid laden, uHo
pine 4Fnuns in6, oaB ie aud nit 81
BEN anseidpdrjttn 9sb6reu.
@aH beTpri6t sund6it, pslber qrt
Der 81 Ihreibnos Brief isin leu, b. g.,
Go man sinsn Ma6Hs, @ntfAulbis
auugss 9sglidpiinffunags pbsr
frennoi6afiIiden Brief idr,iben min.
4a6oem oaun Pile nm sinen 7ilb
plaB genommsu taben. DtrD isbem
SpieIer Elm glati Qapier unb Gin gIei.
lift segebsn. Darauf idreibt nan cine
belebiae 4nr1e un0 bieot 0ds glait
nm. 70 baB Der 9adbar re6ts, Dem
maj es rei6t, oas Geihrie6ene nidt
le6m tann Der speite Threibl oauu,
o6ne bic @tnleiiuug geieben su 6aben,
eiusu msitersn Sab. oey brittle e6euIo.
uno 10 iigt 5goer. ME Is i6n quit
0lnlt. einen oonhGn1iaen 5ab btn
~, Bis snDiid ber, nelher benz an
fanpenben lints iibi, bic HITTER.
fhrifi nebf sinsr bsliebiaen 60iiih
isiisiormeI 6eifiist unb bda glaii Be-
BAIT, Sinh oui bisIe Ueiie ale
yriefe eoandnoig gsidriebsn. 70 lieIt
Seber ben Dor, an melGsm er bic I'm
teridriit CAB. Wlan fam F6 oenisn,
CAP Oft Elm ietr sraoBliher uninn
ourh bic 3uiammen9angloie G6rt
btrei 3u ia9s aei6uoeri pIre. IA
iirIih eiirfeu bic grieis nitl Idmmi
lid elmer @attuua %nnqe6oren. ION
bern mdKen Dielme6r 70 osrfhieben
artig ais m0glih esrdbii peroen.
Ddmit jecer bsrielben peni9nens in
Dem inn bsi9slegien Character blei6s.
muB nan aber bei bsr 9ef5roeruna an
ben Qadbdr ia5en, Dtidler @atiung
er a~noeaori.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-12

Sine acknowledgements fii
i6re beiptn - Qieblingstoben Deran,
ialte.e 5raa 2oaiIe 5aasr, bic 5rau
zines dnaeiebsnen unb in Der ,gaisn'
@eieaidais cine grobe Role ipielsu.
ben Qoeooaten in Rodeher, y. y, Bu
Uelder lie uaiirli6 i6rs 5reunoinea
nnb eersn Gbemduner unD Gpr0Blinge
per aorte einluo. On Der Wliits bes
parlors nor tiu r%ieiiser. prantpoasr
@briil6aum aufgeiteat unb an bsms
IeIbsH hinasn bic Te6r m~ertbDolsn @ss
fhsuie fir bic bsibeH aaben. 90 nns
ren ba inter 4neerem elsgdnts 6alss
bdn6sr, nit 9riaantsn Geihmiidte
8dnoer guppsn uno Qnberes su ieben.
Ndbrenb Der gertbeilunQ bsr @eThens
te 6efanben F6 bic 8atsH naiirlih
e6enFaas i'm 9arlor. Die .eble" golts
9eberin 1T bic gsgriiHbsriH bes bortis
aen .qodeboDeu Sat Club, uno gum
3~eitDerireib aud nod OraaniTtin Der
Bird prssbbterian Gbur9" baIslbIt,