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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

said to be well nigh worn out, however, from hard work during the trial. Thaw had ps opportunity to bid his mother farewell.
 The court order commanded "forth- with" and Deputy Sheriff Bell, who had him in charge, was anxious to take the first train up the Hudson. Both mother and wife will visit Matteawan Monday. Thaw was cheered by crowd of sev- eral hundred as he whirled away from the TomSs in his wife s automobile, but if he heard he paid no heed. The machine was so filled with deputies and members of counsel that neither Thaw nor his wife was visible in the waiting throng. A special car was attached to the regular express over the New York Central. Thaw smoked and talked with his counsel throughout the journey.
 Agreement a Surprise. From the moment that word came from the jury room at 12:30 p. m. that report was about to be given in the famous case, the court room filled almost with cyclonic rapidity. For a day and night there had been ab. solute silence on the part of the jury, and not report of any sort had come. Justice Bowling came to the chambers late and announced that he would not send for the jury until they sent for him. The report last night that the jury stood eight to four for acquittaI on the ground of insanity persisted up to the very time the jury announced its intention of coming into court.
 Few spectators were allowed in the room and an incipient demonstration was stopped by the officers when they arrested Theodore Roosevelt Pell for burst of applause. Pell was fined $25 for contempt of court by Bowling.
 Evelyn Thanks Jury.
 Mrs. Evelyn Thaw and Josiah Thaw were the only members of the prison CTS family in court when the verdict was announced. The young woman thanked individually each member of the jury and followed Littleton s ex. ample in shaking hands with them. Jerome was almost as we'll pleased as Thaw's counsel, as he has contended from the first that Thaw was medically if not legally insane, and his efforts this year have plainly not been direct ed toward verdict of murder in the first degree.
 Jerome congratulated Littleton and | both counsel and jury joined in congrat- ulations for Justice Bowling, who pre- sided with so much satisfaction to both sides. As far as lies within his power, Jerome will resist any effort to have Thaw liberated at any time in the near future; neither will be willingly | to his transfer to a sanitarium.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
HARRY THAW
 IS ACQUITTED
(Continusd from Page One)

am confident that my stay at Mat teawan will be for a short period of time only"
 Thaw was accompanied from the Tombs to the railroad station by his wife and Josiah Thaw, his brother. Attorneys A. Russell Peabody and Dan. iel O'Reilly went with him to Mattea- wan. Littleton is understood to have talked very plainly to Thaw while the subject of sueing out writ of habeas corpus was under discussion. Upon one exception filed by Littleton, Justice Bowling had granted delay until three o o'clock in the execution of com mittment papres so that counsel might consult with the defendant. Little ton informed Thaw, it is stated, that "There is such thing as public sen timent in New York
 Wouldn't Stand Hitched.
 "But I shall not go to Matteawan, ," Thaw is reported to have replied many times.
 "You will have to go," replied Lit. tleton.
 It was remarked later that Little ton went neither to the station nor to the asylum with his client. He was
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
No Favors in Asylum.

MATTEAWAN, N. r., February 1.- Thaw arrived tonight and was imme- diately assigned to the observation ward of the state hospital, where he will remain a week or two until the authorities can note his mental condi- tion and make some definite arrange. ments for his further stay in the insti- tuition. The new patient sleeps tonight in small iron bed in the dormitory in which about fifty other men are quar- tered, and an attendant is on guard constantly to prevent any of the men arising. When Dr. Robert B. Lamb, medical superintendent, of the hospital, was told that Thaw had been commit. ted to the institution, he said that the prisoner would be given no special privileges while here.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Dr. N. s. Stratton of Stafford is in the city on professional business.
 Miss Katherine Hunter of Stafford is the guest of her sister, Mrs. II. L. Castle, 230 Oak street.
 Attorney F. c. Jacobs went to In. dian Hot Springs yesterday morning to Spend Sunday with his family, with whom he will return to Globe tomor- row.
 Mir. and Mrs. Parker of San Carlos came up last evening to spend Sunday
 W. J. Weatherly of Alma, N. M, is business visitor in the city.
 Mrs. Denis Murphy and daughters re- turned last evening from San Diego, where they spent several months.
 Thos. W. Carter of Silver City, N.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
Metals Quiet.

NEW YORK, February 1.-The metal markets were quiet and more or less nominal in the absence of cables. Cop. per was quiet with Lake l3.62h to l3.s7k, Electrolytie 1850 to 1875, and Casting 1925 to 1850
 Lead remained dull and unchanged at 3.7O to 3.75.
 Spelter 4.45 to 4.55.
 Iron was quiet at recent prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

M., arrived in the city last evening to spend few days on business.
 Frank Shilling, well known mining man who makes his headquarters at Phoenix, is visitor in the city. He is accompanied by Messrs. Campbell and Don Pugh of Denver.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
TREASURY BUYS SILVER.

WASHINGTON, February l.--The treasury department today purchased 100000 ounces of silver for delivery at New Orleans, at 55.706 cents per fine ounce.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

Divoce Case Dismissed-The divorce case of May Buege vs. William Buege was begun in the district court yester- day, but was nonsuited on motion of Weinberger & Elliott, attorneys for the plaintiff.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
WEEK END SHOWS
 STOCKS UP WELL
lContinued from Page onel

Continued from Page One) rule. Old Dominion lost point and there was no bid price on Globe Con. at the close, but Arizona Commercial held steady at Fridays closing price. Their was little trading throughout the day.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

Jack the Screen Cutter--George Wetherspoon was fined SIS in Judge Thomas court yesterday for cutting screens of doors and windows of houses in the redlight district. He paid up.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

Legally separated-In district court yesterday, through his attorney, Judge McCullom, George F. Briggs was grant ed divorce from his wife, Addie E. Briggs. The defendant is resident of Prescott. Descrtion was the charge.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

Block Draws Heavy Fine.-Henry Block was found guilty yesterday morning of obtaining goods under false pretenses and was sentenced last even ing to pay fine of 800 or spend 90 days in jail. He was unable to raise the necessary amount last night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

Guild Meeting-The Guild of the Episcopal church will meet Tuesday at the residence of Mrs. J. s. Miles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

Sewing machines for rent at J. P. McNeil's Furniture store. opposite the Miner 6 union hall. Globe, Ariz.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

Enjoyable Dance-About sixty cou- pies attended very we'll arranged ball given at Maurel hall last evening by Fred Pascoe and Henry Hudson. Der geron' orchestra furnished splendid music and all present had a delightful time. Another dance will be given next Saturday night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

Valves Hearing-William Grey charged with aggravated assault on Carmen Romero, waived preliminary examination in Judge Thomas court and was held to the grand jury in bonds of $750 which he furnished. Black Diamond, who is held on like charge, will have his hearing tomorrow.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

The Brennan Beneft-The advance sale of seats for the Brennan benefit at the Iris next Tuesday night guar antees to be great success. The pro- gram for the benefit is outlined else where in an attractive advertisement No seats will be reserved and the first to come will be the first served.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
Storage room phone 6o1.

This Is Change Night. A good show at the Iris.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

Chinese Ingcnuity-A Chinese lantern which is on display at the store of Chew Jing Chung < Co. sholud be seen by every person in the city. It is an approach to perpetual motion and rep resents fast running express train closely followed by flying dragon. It will only be exposed this week, during Chinese New Year, and cordial in vitation is extended the public to call. The store is just north of Carvill s blacksmith shop on this side of Pinal creek.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

We have in stock, and they are exceptional bargains, a few suits in green and blue panama reduced from S16.5o to $1O.. Also some rare offerings in coats and raincoats, the price today being but a small fraction of the form CT price.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
8~terunb5wansisites Sapitel.

Gls i6 nu6 Sauie fam, erblidte
t6 nuf Dem Glide einen grief bon
9enrb's Sanb. i'd nabm i'm nit in
mein &nfleios5imner, DaB i6 bers
fdlob, unb erbra6 i'm NIT 3~itternOen
8anben. Sd las, mas foIgt:
.Gs beliebt Dir ri6t, alf mcine
8riefe 5u antmorten, nnb bon beineI
Sbiire nerbe i6 tpie. elm lGitiger 9ett>
Ter n~b9etpieier. @teine S1peiter be-
finbet ii6 in tieflter 9efiimmernib
urb bereeblid fra9e i6 bid, welbt
Gn6ri6teu Oil bon ibr bait. 81
ipielit elm ber3peifelteS Spiel, ipenr
bu meinit, bnB On bid bur9 iol6(
Ser3loiigfeiten, bur6 lol6e 8eleibi.
gun9en bon meiner &iebe fret NADER
fonnteF. 4ber lire Natur ipirb ba:
Durcb e~ednbert, oas 9eitebe i6; id
fperoe eS miioe, alein 81 leioen, uni
bas 2eben lit nift lang genlIg, INN e.
in ben beiben &fen uuO ber3ebreu.
Den &ufre9ungen 81 p%er9euben, IN De-
men mir es 5libringen. @QeS 6at cir
@rbe; ipenn on nod bierunb3ipan3if
Stunben lGnger bein Spiel nit min
treibit, pirlt Oh eS bis gum Gage Del.
rss Eobes bereuen. Sa6e i9 bin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

I6ien Ii6 nnter meinen SiBen aus5ns
oebnen. - jeoer @aeen, Der bor6ei
rpute, fonnte gbmarb entfiibren. Gin
Wfal fubr elm ,Neiiepaeen an mir porz
iiber; i6 itieb einen i1paden S6rei
aus unb itiir5te barauf 5u. 9ie linz
itebenben iaben iid eritnunt INN, unb
ais i6 I'M Die gde bog, blidte i6
Serrn gseourt ms 8eii6t. CT bers
beu9te iidb ld6elnb.
gnoli6 erreifte it Senrb's Saus
ltnb 5og Die &lingel. Sd mlbte
LANCE parten; bas Iab6en, neI6es
Die Sbiire pffnete, itarrte mir itumm
ms @eii6t. Sd itiir3te an ibr por>
BEL Die i6n,ale Sreppe binaut. sic
folete mir lnb belt mid am Nrme su>
rid. nSie fonnen nift 5I ibr",
iaste iie; Dbas 8iuo lit geitorbeu."
Sn bemielben Iilsenblide taumelte
i6 5uriid uno mubte MIDI an Die
Wauer lebnen: Dor mir ltanb, blei6
fpie Der Sob. aber NIT Iugen, ipel6e
Seuer ipriibten, glei6 einem @e%
ipenite Die alte graep; ibr pertpelftes
@eiiht mar frampfbaft ber3errt, Der
Son ibrer Gimme flans fiirdterli1.
D3ei9t guern S9atten nidt in biez
Ter Sbire! Ser Slu6 aainS rubt
auf Gud. = Sbr traet fem 3eiden
nuf Der Stirne. unb Die gta6e bes
Simmels nirb eu6 ereilen! Sie
Gimme bes ermorbeten &inbes aug
ieinem naiien 8rabe ruft lie auf @uG
berab. Sas lebte Sooes5ufen bes
Sduglin9s, Der beute Ior9en itarb,
gibt 3eueniB piber Gu6. Sal 6its
teri nur unb erblei6etl Salet nieber
auf GlIere &niee; benn enbli6 miro
Die 8eibe an guh fommen: Chr iout
~tpeinen, mie SIR glnbere gum &einen
eebra6t; Sbr lout nieoer9etreten pers
Den, ipie SIR Inbere niebergetretenl
guer @atte ioa @uf beritobeu; @uer
ni6tstpiirbiser 2iebbaber aber ioa
@u6 berldllen. - uno tpenn mein
Sinh, ipenn meme gliee foot lit -"
.5oStl Ilice? @uter @ott, lit Ilicc
in @efnbr?"
.Sn @efabr? @laubt SIR, iie
piirbe, nerratben, bei6impft, %perlais
fen. NIT einem ainbe an ibrer gruit
unb einem 9olfe I'M 8er5en, nod les
ben fonnen? 8. meme 8lume, mein
&leinoo, mein Sinh - Sbr babt lie
ermorbetI 8ebt, BIN 5u Senrp 60
bell; iagt linn, bab fem Sinh tobt iei
unb feline Srau i'm Sterben ldee. Ser
Stud elmer Wlltter, Der MAJ ibr 2ie6s
ties geranbt, Die 0ualen langiam bin~
i1lei6eubcr Sabre poQ Heue unb 2es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

bensiiberbrriB, unb aae S6reden bes
Sobes moaen ii6er eu6 beioe fommenl
Moee Der Iumdhtige. benz Die &ade
9ebprt, Die pole S1ale ieines 3ornes
auf euere idulpigen 9dlpter nils9ic>
Ben!"
SD i6lob Die Iu9en unb murmelte:
r@ott perhiite eel" Ils ib nieocr
nufiab, mar tie fort. Sie Masb belt
Die Saustbiire often, unb i6 oerlieB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

8ar es Der gngel bes Sobes? 8ar
es Die Gri6einun9 beS lesten 8eri6s
ties. ipeld)c nn mir poriiber 5og? War
es Gbparo, Den ih iab?- limb i6
iiberlebte bicie Stunbe? S6 mub i'm
9eieben baben; benn niemals felt iea
nem Gage, in meinent Srdumen ober
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26

inHerIih 3ur eiuen pahrsn taibolis
ihen Stride Gbgiii.
Dab Is abr pirtlih ioIhs GbriFm
gebsH Tam. bic auBsrb6l6 Der tatholis
ihen airts lehen uno Ooh meinsn. lie
bdttsn osn irahgsn 3lau6sn. bspsia
fol9eHoe 5hltia6s aus rem Qg6en oes
sbupiiroiasn garsinc!s Gbeserus.
bis bitter 8~ir1sfdri uoh gilhof
mar Bon GcHon. BATH q oas slid
uno Bic Nrsuhs, 5psi br~oieitantiihe
GeiitIide, Batter uno Scbn. in Bic Ia
tholiitS Stride oufsuae6nsn. ga6
ibrsv Radtshr sur Wlutierfirhs irat
Der Sohn in Ten sSeiuitsn-O rSeu
Den @ater Der nolIie gifhoi 6bsbes
rus gum 9rieiter .ueibeu. QIein Der
piiroise WdnH ipeigerte ih. BE rs
bern @eiben 81 empianssn, BERN er
belt iih Der bpben prieisvlihen Wsir-
Be iir unpsrtb. Gur oie nisosru
Weihen uonte CT empfan,sn. bomii er
mt @rtaubHiB oes 9ttois prsoioen
ourfte.
Bon esIeR bsiosu 1,uiR %alonbpfr-
oieen MdnnerR piri6tt 9if8of she
berus 81 erfahreu, Cd in ben lonaen
Sebreu. Ia lie i'm protsiiontiiaan
9lauben 1slebt, ihnen ME Gin 3fpeifel
~oufsefoben fsi ater bic Gf.hSt Ses
ielben, uno o5 fe in o;sIer Re!iaion
ruhia piiroen esiiorben fsin.
Muf feline 5raae bfrH5sr ortporte=
ten Bic teioen MSnrer: mir psr
ftern Shnen. 6r. 9ii8of. = Bis 3um
Sa9e. no sic ms aufatIIGri uno i'm
ierr;dtst BADEN. fa5sa mir fsff az
slaubt. Die uahre 8ttj,icn a. 6s7sen.
uno es lit uns on6 uibt enifsrrt In
Sen SiHH gefommen, an oerfeIsen an
speiieln. @rn Sic 6aeen uns ben
Sinblid tr6finet in oi5 @o6r6eit.@
Gieie NasfuHft tr5ft.s BEN iesIeu.
sifrigeH @ifdof iebr User oas epise
S6idial BON proteiduisu: csnn liz
iibeueaste ibn. baB oisIe osrTelber I'm
sinem gIsiheH, inner Hulaeten uno
oabsr DOR @ott nitt a~raf5aren Arr
hume beian9en iein ,onnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26

Gbicaao. - Wie bereiis II osr
leBten i6briiten Notwithstanding
btIhlohen, piyo audi beuer ritoer eon
Seiten oes Di03tIan 8er6anoes Ser
.. R.sR. Sdugliues gereine Ghiea-
9o's cine aroBe Wa6enosriamirluns
Beranfaltet, UNI unter rem oeutiden
Iaib. Slngljnaen oieIer Stabt uuO
um1ebuue 5ntersHs an Dem gsrsiRs.
peieu fpd63uruien uno an iSrosrn.
Dieie Wlahtnoer ommlune lit nun aH.
beraumi Doroeu fir Sonntd9. 3. Wlai.
s ubr abenos. uHo 3por in Der ct.
90atus @emginoebalIe 90. place uno
6oDns @oe). uno ale SiinsIiHee uno
Wdnner otr 5taot uno llmsebuns
limb freunbliha unb brineenoit Gins
gelaStn, Oisier gsriammluns bsi5us
mobnen, ouI Der bic interefonitien
T6smota ron tiittissn Rsoney bsban<
BELT psroen ioaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26

SnoianapoIis, Sno. - Die
Don slip. Sol. Ssrmergbeim paRcrirte
Gsmshloe in ct. Barns Of tbs auobs.
5lopO 60, pigO oieItH Sommsr zine
nale 8iras bausn. Die $4,000 totsH
Diro. DIR 8ruHofeiH piro am Sorlz
tag. 10. Mai. ourh ben bodap tsH BIZ
i6of GGoHa5bue sslsst ptrosn.
Re0. 8afl Ssuslsr, 9farrer Der St.
Soiep5's zSemsinos in Sasper. iriift
&or6ersiiungsu fjr cine g%urOpossiis.
BE er i'm nGdten Msonds aalretsH
miro.
Rem 0ort. ~ Qm 8. bis. pur
bic 0i05sie Rem 9ort buuosrt Sabre
alt, uno anldBlid oisiss S%ubildums
maroe cine 7t6sise 6reuoenieisr drs
rohgir.. Bic aber. in Anbetrabt Der
5diteu5eii. crit ON RdhIten Senntag
be1inHsR ioa. Giuselsitst tpirO Die
6etpO3e nit 0a%ntIagungs sSottess
oIenren nuo greoigteH in alien Riraen
oer Gr3oio3eie. Die oaupifeisr timber
am 3. in Der 9ot6s0role Itatt NOS
iei6f cardinal 9ogus. grsbifaof Don
glrmagb unO 9rima8 ron Srlonb, uns
ter 5ablreihsr Qifittn8 Elm i~oIsnnes
8oRtiiitalamt celebriren uHo Cardinal
@tbboNs pon Baltimore sic TeHprsoist
balien miIo. Nm Mben0 pirO in oer
8ot9toyale cine oon GEM opoitoliihen
Dele3attn Gr3biihoi 6alconio 1~eleitete
8esptr Rdt.fin0tu, bti DsIher gr3bis
Idol @lenHon aou Ct. 2ouis prtbigsn
miro. 5ur Mittnoh Morssn UNI 10
lbr 1T in Der Gatbeorale Elm SoHdmt
Fix Die 30gIinas oer QiarrIhulsn in
4uSTht qeHCmmen. 1er 3irheHaes
lang miro odsei nou oen Shultinosrn
beinrst perOeu. Nm Wittpohs QbsaS
finoet bic Qrobe 9diens WaHenoers
fdmmlung in Der Carnegie 6als Itatt.
PIN Dounerstaa Mloreen piro in Der
3atheordle Gin Requitm fir Die pers
Itorbeuen 8iih0ie uno 9riefsr Der Die
o3eie celebrirt uuo am 4beno usrans
italiet Der nGatbolic Glub" in ieinem
6eim eineu @mpfdua fir Die anIdBli9
Der 6eiIihtsit in Ben gori peiIenOsn
@rdIatsH. am Samitdas Rdhmittdg
tomnt Die 5eier nit Der srobsn g}az
rare aGcr tatboliihen gereine gum
gIbi6luB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26
ein aIerreiebes pontiiieat..

9n nenisen Sa9rtn Bat qapit pius,
Der 3ebute, 8efcrmen poa5ra6t, bic
iGn qontifrat Sa einem Der bent
p~iiroigIten oasr 3eiten fir Die airde
MAIDEN iDtroen. 9etreu ieinem 9ros
oramme, bds e. gum Mlotto ieines ct
ten opoitoIfhsn Runoi6reibens an
Die 6rijtliAe Welt genl5at Dat: ,Qaes
in Ghriit0 gu e%rueuern", bat Il bereits
bic nohfte6Hbeu groBn unO pihtiggn
Rsformeu etngefibrt:
1. Die Reformation Der airfenz
muiit, iRoem Der 8reooyiauiihe
Choral nisner in feiner ~urfpriinalis
den Ginia6beit in olen fat6oliihen
airhe bc grDe singefH6rt uno ieoe
psltlite qlais aug ibuen ~Derbannt
purbe.
2. Die Disberber Healinq ber obos
itoliI6en 9iTta.ion oner airden in
Rom uno oasr Di65sisn in Stalien,
po5urh oiele Ulibbrduht ausserois
tel unb Gin ueuer 8eiit beg Gifers unD
Der 1rommi3tsit iofpobl benz Citrus
ME ben Qoisn singsimpft uur5e.
3. Die reformation ber 6nanbils
Dung oes Glsrus
a Turb BE 4norbnuna, bar ale
ganbiboien fir Sen 81. griehsrHano
bier Sabre 15soIogis uno orei 1a5rs
bilOiopbie haoireu muFsH.
81 Dur6 sic Q~uTh6ung ba In
,3talisn ~bsfsbsnen erfolgloien qries
fer : Seminare un6 Sammlnno
esrItlben in bIi6sHbe Dihuc SENT
mare. no re ft oer b<Iien QebrtrGfte
srfrsueH un3 elsid5siiis Die aGssmsiz
uen, pon Hr R~egieruHg fir bic itas
lignii6en u~uiosrFiaisn oorsei6rie9s
nen 5tnbisn bstrei5sH l0nnen.
g. Die reformation oes qatshiss
mussuntarittss in ben qfarreien.
cine Wabrsgsl. BE ni6t anein in 5tos
lien, fonbsrH AID in oielen onbtreR
2dnbcn is5r not5Dsnais mar.
3. DR 8srbammuna 6n 5drefs
bes mobNnismas uHb bic enegaii6en
W1brsgtIn, IGN 81 u~nisrpra6en.
8. Gig Ginfibrurs tines flr bic
gauge tes5piii9s M<jt osIbinsli6en,
aHgnsam Ris n1t&iss, Bsmis
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26
KatbSIiSeper 1llann, trcte Gin
iiir Neine lieli0iNnl-M rnn In ei.

var cetne <tett1tNn! N}enn IN Ell
ner 6amilie Elm Sobu ieiner Mutter
Elm llnrett 9eldebsn lGBt ooer 3u-
fadut. ME feinem 8ruoer oon Frems
ben elm 9sio geidis6t. uRO er ribrt
lth ni6t ODER irsut ih dar nod uno
beluitist iih oariiber IL i0as fdot man
BON eiHem Solhen2 Die @ro6eu fpers
ben idgen: Oh eIenor 9ropf!" uno
man tam t6nsn ni6t unreht oeben;
Die 6eiHen fagen: aloat penn Der gar
teiH Ser5 unb tsinen 5amilteuiinn9
Yfui iber Dini"
90 uno gang oos @leihe uno nod
Disl drger 1T Is. penn 4dtboliIen rus
big 5ub0reu. renu ibre airde anges
srlfien, ibr @tdubsn oer606ut, bic Sin.
rittungsn uuo 9risFtsr t6rer Stride
nerungltmpft per0en, penn Derleumoet
uno seIogen piro oaf bic tatbolil6e
Stride, pie oas 70 bdufiJ lit. Das 1T
nod DieI drger, ais penn mir uRlers
lsibli9e Mlutter Derunglimpien lieBsn,
obne uns fit re gu nebren.
4ber niht nur. baB 70 biele Qatbo.
Iiten ben Mutb ni6t bobsu, oen Muno
duf3utbun. ipenn ii6er lire STRIDE uuo
ibrsn gIauben seIdimpft uno eslogel,
Dipo uno ibledts Gibe gemaat psrs
ben 9iele betuitigsn f6 aud nod
barber un0 maiden NIT.
Sin altes Spri6nort Iaat: .Wer
leinen 9ruosr beIdimpft poer berrdt6,
Der ihnsioet iid IsIber Bic 92ais aus
Dem @efift". Durdn oentt, nenn ibr
uisoer einmdl gigoen qeaen bic Stride
Sort oosr man iib teluniqt iibr
i4ledte 0ibe, ME fe bic i6le8te
prefie 8. 3. 70 eerne brinet. Damn
bleibt niht ru6ig binter eurem Bier
glas Tbsn uno fi6lt dnghli6 an eurer
Naie. Oh Ts nod fen bait, fonosrn
Dsbrt eu6 Happier, odB man @efpect
Dor su9 boben muB. Wenu eaer ia
fioIiiaes ftt5 IN r.d,tsn let fbt,
nir0 euh auh pas re9te @ort 3ar
retten Set einialen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26
pOrbereItHneeit fir Sic piloers
iaI,rt mach Rom n0te5m
pSIlenNcf.

Rur non penise S9ldffeaen inb
ouf BEN Dampisr rGarpdfbia". nit
psldsm Der Yilger3ug uon Rem Dort
am l6. Suli abiGbrt, often.
Sraeno 9emanD. Der cine aubiens
beim 81. Batter uub europa in elmer
ariinolidtn Weiie au iebsn piiniht,
ionte IsiHe 3tit osridumen, ii6 an bic
@effditsftbrung Der MeGrans's Go
tboIic Yours, go. 1877 groa0pap, ZEN
Yort Gitp 81 member.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26
Die KirebenmmIiF i'm sinne SIS

4lctu 9r0prio finoet erfreuliderpsiis
in Der @r3oio3sil un0 Staot Wiilpauz
tee ~,mmer Hshr NHtlaRg. Die beaer
oou oen SagebldttsrR standardization
iirGenmufcaliinen prosramme iar
BAG 81. 0Fsrfeit bstunoettn elmer be-
tutenoen60rti6rit in oieisrRihtun9.
@on3 @ionssrs fnO Is Bic oeuts
Den, tdtbolii6sn airdsn, in Oenen
nnr pabrs uno e6.e Rir6eRmuHf sur
4uIfahrurg g~siangts. pofIr Die
osrrsu S%borreseHtsn uno bic SIRger
ale Anertennung per0ieusn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26

u3eitstifs osFsn Batter isHsr lit.
gedR niro uns entssssHbaltsn: Die
9rene n erss 2anoss ri an 0usa
BEN gar Mot, oner ooh nur in eaH5
ssriHssm Wlabe, bsfheilist. 6eute
uno i10n 7eit siusm MSniheHalter. isi
ibr isoes auFbsssn frsmo. @ir ipO1sn
oas gerHe 3usebeu. bur inaos, DoB
he. oieueidt aeraAs iniolse Disier
Beitbersietsit, bic 8lsingdliisisit in
rsligi0isn Dinsen bis 81 Dem 8unets
8eToroert tat ~ ben man in 0<utib
lamb, SrGnlysih uno Siolisn auf
@m 0sse hes gnlturtanpies errnns
gen bat, posr nod erTinssH m0hts.
eliol
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26

Die ,qaetares DPebains", psIhe
BE goire Damellniperitdi aaidbrli6
einem Encouragement 3aiboIiten fir
~6siouosre DENT, i'm SntsreHe Der W0s
raj, Grsie9unl uno In 9emetHHiibiger
6inihi perleibt, ut beisr Or. Sas. e.
Mondqban 3usrtonnt porosn. Or.
Mondabdn mar GouIul in MaHnbeim
pon 1886 Big 1889 unb in gbemnit
bon 1898 Bis 1897. 9n 1899 mar e.
Dsieadt gum Welts 6auoelseoRgreB
uu0 IN 1903 Re6actsur fit bic 8erihfs
erNattun9 oes Bureaus fir ausfdHs
oiihen 6cnosl I'M conmertiensn unb
u 5siisospartemeHt. Spdtsr mar Ct
ais qebrer Der @eihihte unb 2npnos
ME tb1tig uno essenwdriis bdlt sr ouf
elmer 8unoreiie ourh bic Der. Gtoas
Ten piHsnIbafilide gOrtrdg
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26
Wahre ui1N faIiche soeinIi.

Ften-W e bic gdpucinsrpdtres an
oer 81. 5raHcisa STRIDE in Wlilnous
Zee, 70 BADEN aud Die Sranciscaner in
san 6ranciscp, Sal. i'm berfIoTenen
gBlnter tdglt9 bunoerie son orbeitss
loien W1duneru uno armen 6rauen ees
Wenn mon pabre uno pirt
il6e Communion uno SmialiIen lee
BEN min. maB man in Sic lafboliFten
&lolter se5en. DesbaIb fnO bisieIbeu
BET oen faIftenSo cialifen, ben
Rotben, 10 oerbaBi. 0as BADEN BE
9ot2en i6On fir bic Qrnen uno
9unSrisen gstban. duber tie oura
9sBs urD Sranoreosn aui3uDiegelR2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26

cenfen Il. 81 urfbsilen. pie e i9m rad
OsH DO~rIisssHDsH 3Jasuifsn ssFOrosrs
erimeint.
ulit ni9ien alp TAI ii6 NIT asr
Ssrufun5 auf Die Gn39tlita bon Sd=
ten Der MoSerHifen Die 8e1auptuHg
oufiteaeH. ouB bic Stride bamit BET
Seini6isforihns ben 8ss 3ns lritis
i6eH 8edrbeiiuna auo unisrIunune
Der 6eilisenlsssnoen ano Der RsIis
Notwithstanding babe psrlsasn
EDolen. lltiRdm.