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Evening journal., 1908-03-02
PUBLIC SALE

Having rented my farm. I have no
further use for implements and stock. I
will have public sale at Centerviile
near Brick Church
THURSDAY, MARCH eth.
At 70 o'clock sharp.
good horses, one-year-old colt two
year-old colt. four-year-old colt good
driver. IS good milk cows. bull 10 shoats,
2 pigs moving machines Ideal Dear
ing binder. good as new; gasoline engine
3 to horsepower, new new belt, 1-horse
power grinding mill farm wagons. sue
cess manure spreader, hay tedder horse
rake, 2 grain drills, hay fork, rope ana
block: fodder cutter. hand fodder cutfer
grindstone, Wilson seed Eower. 2-horee
corn planter. corn marker, 1-horse blow
3 2-horse plows, corn shelter Disc har-
row spike tooth harrow, spring tooth
harrows. sullSy cultivators, double ana
single tree. single cuitlvators weeder
no-top wagon. 3 double set OF heavy
wagon harness. collars and brides; horse
cart and harness. barn shovels. carriage
pole Davis swinging churn, milk cooler
corn by the bushel hay by the ton li
acres OF wheat IN the ground. and lots OF
articles too numerous 10 mention. All
sums OF S26 or under. cash, over that
amount months credit will be given
with bankable note and approved en-
c. ? 5RANDHoAfAfn.
Price Dilworth. Auc.
Ellis Hicks. Clerk. f1s-lst
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
shakespeare NotuIthatandlna.

'Ts there anything In a manner" In
quired the man with mouse colored
whlskers. You can bet there is.
Name a boy stuyvesant OF Van Rens-
selaer or Gouverneur and he'll never
hold anything but a first class Job.
Nobody win ever dare ask him to swab
windows or mop floors. And by the
time he's forty he'll be head OF a
trust company and director In twenty
seven prominent concerns. oh, yes;
there's a heap In a name. lemme tell
you. Herald
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
REGISTERS ORDERS.
REn1srER,s ORDER.


REGIsTER'S ORDER.
Offce OF the Register OF Wills,
New Castle Co, Del, February Il, 1905.
Upon the application Of John A. Clark
and Edward A. Clark. Executors OF James
CLARK. late OF Wilmington hundred, in
said county. deceased. Il is ordered and
directed by the Register of Wills that the
executors aforesaid give notice of granting
of Letters Testamentary upon the estate
Of the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date
places Of the County or, New Castle, re-
curing all persons having demands
against the estate TO present the same
or abide by an act Of Assembly IN such
the same 10 be inserted within the same
period in The Evening Journal, news
naner published In Wilmington, Del, and
10 be continued therein three weeks
Ve'''N Given under the hand and seal
OF office OF the Register of Wills
aforesaid, az Wilmington, In New
(SEAL) Castle county aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
REGISTER OF Wills.
NOTICE.
Notioe is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary were in due form Of law grant
ed unto the undersigned, on the 14th daY
sons having claims again tho estate
~ the deceased must ~ esent the same
dulv attested, TO the said Executors on
or before the t4th day Of February A
D. 1909. or abide the Act Of Assembly iE
such case made and provided.
JOHN A. CLARK.
EDWARD A. CLARK,
Address. william F. Kurtz. Attorney-at-
Law, Wilmington. Del f1l-9t-eod
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
A eUaussslon.

you ought to make your plays as
realistic as possible"
"ws are constantly striving 10 that
end"
-For instance, for Jour stAgs villain
you should hire a real i've villain to
play the part"
'But where could W got such
treasurer
you might take that guy out OF the
box ofiice." said the man who had just
had a rumpus with him
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
The InfaIlIhI. Mar

The most dull and wishy washy man
in all the world must be he who never
made a mistake. But he is double
dyed when he wiz make no mistake
himself and lose sfafp over the mis-
takes Of his neighbor. - Manchester
Union.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
To Address HlbernIan Knights.

The Rev. John J. Connolly, pastor OF
st. Thomas Church. Will address the
Hibernian Knights IN ST. Thomas Hall
on ST. Patricits Day. The Knights
win be IN fun uniform and VIII be the
quests Il DiYiAion Nc. q
Evening journal., 1908-03-02

T ARGE PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES,
l. cows and harness at Mt. Cuba. Fri
day. March g. 1908 JOHN F. O'NEAL.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
Too Horrible

TIe broke his
wife OF the no
ton Of joining
the won ms
club"
How did he
do itr
Told her Il
was generally
understood they
ran 10 intellect
rather than 10
beauty
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE


VIII be sold at PIG King St. on WE'D
NESDAY. MARCH 4, 1908, at ! O'Clock,
D. M. bed room, dining room and kitchen
furniture Of all kinds Sold TO settle estate
Of John W. Butler. deceased.
ROBERT e. BONNER, Administrator.
Stidham & Son. Auc.
Established 1866. f-Sm2-S
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Mr. TIndIev to Leoture.

The Rev. c. A. Tindley. d. d.. Of
Philadelphia, will lecture in EEion M.
r. Church on wednesday evening on
the subject, THE Second Emancipa-
ton" A box social will precede the
lecture.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02

The patter OF the dollars falling into
his Golfers browns the cry Of the pitiful
makers Of the ucre IN the ears OF the
millionaire.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
SALE
OF GROCERIES

WIN be sold at 20th and Narfet rtraets
on THURSDAY. MARCH 9Th. at $50 a. m.
full line of grocerie aa..
coffees. spices. canned goods, pickles.
soaps starch etc. together wi b "a gr at
variety Of other goods Il ually found IN a
well-reF eFulated grocery. The stock rs con-
siderable. and the sale will continue tn
all as sold Also the fixtures viii be soid
about o'clock D. NJ. IN fhe first day.
WA. p. WRIGHT.
W. A. Hukill. Auc. f2g-it
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
Mar, Wsv.

We often hear women criticised for
their queer ways Of doing things. but
we rise to call attention to the queer
ways many good men have OF not do
ing things.-Hallock Enterprise.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02

When a man has money TO burn he Is
not 90 extremely likely 70 have brains
to match.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
sunshIn. entertainment.

A military euchrs for sunshine VIM
be given by Coreopsis Branch AZ the
home OF DR. Florence M. Seward, No.
906 jefferson street. this evening. Ad-
mission will be by invitation.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
cxrus TempIs . ceIebrats.

The thirteenth anniversary of Cyrus
Temple. Ladies OF the Golden Eagle,
viii be appropriately celebrated in Red
Mems Hall on Wednesday evening A
program OF speechiuslSlng. literary Sc
actions and songs has been arranged.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
PROPOSALS

d MISUNDERSTANDING FOR IN
candes cent (mantlel gas ght ng, elec-
trio arc hghting, and inoandescenl cleo
trio lighting of certain of the streets or
portions thereof Of the city OF Whining
ton, Delaware.
The board Of directors Of the Street and
Sewer Department OF the city Of W
mington, Delaware, viii receive sealed
proposals at their office, southwest corner
Sixth and King streets, until o'clock
p. m. Tuesday, March 81, 1908 for light
ing certain Of the streets or portions
thereof Of the city Of Whining on, De a.
ware by incandescent (mant e. gas Ign g..
electric arc lights and incandes-eut elec-
tric light, for q term Of FIVE years begin
ming September l. 1908.
The number Of incandescent (mantle)
gas lights shall not be less than 600.
The number OF electric lights shall not
be less than $50 electric arc lights OF an
Illuminating capacity Of not less than he
present ratings $40 amperes, AZ vo a.
and 42s incandcscent electric lights, rating
s2 candle power each OF their lighting
equivalents.
Specifications may be obtained az the
office Of the department.
The right is reserved TO reject any OF
ell bids.
Attest. J.. Y. CHRTSKY,
f24m2-9-16-23 Secretary.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
LOST AND FOUND

T OsT-BLACK HANDBAG ON CON-
l. cord Pike, going from Brandywine
Postoffce 10 Wilmington. Reward II con-
tents is returned TO Mrs c. G. Talley
Brandywine P. o.. or s25 Market st.
m2-1t
T OsT. MIsLAID OR sTOLEN-BANK
Savings Fund Society. Notice has been
given and application made for 4 new
book. JOHN W. MONNhAON'
f17-2im2
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
Would oonslds- n

Some statesmen who the voters WOO
With honeyed words and silver voice
For frst estate would call Il great
II theY could land for second choioa.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
"a Lnnnunon Lnaaon.

-what are you going to DO with tns
horse thief when you catch himf"
"We haven't decided whether we
VIII string him up or shoot him up.~
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
b atIoLn

Within our modest oottaa4
Down BY the sounding sea,
II We could lose tho mortEAgg
How happy We would bel
Evening journal., 1908-03-02

The man who has contented wife
is generally both a cheerful and a tact
ful liar.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
sad cass

"Yes. be has had hard lucas
''What happenedr' n
HE got married. IA
~And what elseT
Good gracious. what else Do w
wantr'
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
BOARD WANTED

XHyANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE.
w board IN private family Addr IS stat
ing rates Address j. Journal Office f2s-St
WANTED - YOUNG MAN WANTS
w room and board In private family.
Must be In western part of city Would
prefer locating with Friends. Address b,
Evening Journal Office. f2S-st
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
PEAL ESTATE

Mrs. George Witworth has been Wis
itlng her mother. Mrs. A. Z. Shockley,
of Elkton.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
PUBLIC SALE

OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
StIdham and Sons Auction Rooms, No
Ill East Fourth street, FRIDAY, MARCH
s, 1905. at 1 o'clock, sharp. 6 oak and wall
nut bedroom suites; / very large and mas
sive quartered oak suite 2 parlor suites ;
1 extra fine mahogany carved frame su te.
upholstered In fine verona, also ] couch to
match this suite; 1 fine organ: leather
couches; oak boards. iron beds. cotton
mattresses. dining room chairs, extern
sion tables. parlOr tables and rockers.
odd bureaus, pictures, 2 cook stoves. 200
yards Of secondhand carpets, $50 yards
oilcloth, 500 yards OF new misht carpets
for all size rooms, IN administer, velvet
Brussels and tapestry, also sxl2 art rugs
and 2 dozen Smyrna rugs IN fine designs.
The above goods have been consigned to
us from several private parties Anyone
looking for good furniture should at
tend this sale.
This is the best lot Of goods we have
sold this season. Part Of these goods came
from a large summer residence at Holly
Oak. Goods can be inspected on evening
before and morning Of sale.
STIDHAM & SON, Auc
d. and A. Phone, 535. Established 1866
m2-4-5
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
Ads Received Too Late
For Classification Will Be
Found on Page Two.
HELP wANTED-MALE.


w K1ANTED-FARM HAND BY THE
w year. Must be good with horses.
House furnished. Apply w. p. Sharpless'
Hockessin, Del f29-3t
EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING SALES
- man to call on garages with high
grade line OF automobile oils, soap ana
specialties. Competent man can earn ex-
ceilent salary. Give references. The At
ianuc Refining Co, Cleveland, o. t2S-St
WANTED FOR U. S. ARNY-Able--
pooled, unmarried men, between ages OF
and 30; citizens OF United states, OF
good Character and temperate habits
sMn0 can speak. read and write English;
Meh wanted now for service in CUBA ara
the Philippines For information apply
70 Recruiting officer. i05 n. 18th ST.. 1876
n sth ST., 1884 Columbia Ave, Philadel-
Pniat Pa; No. 7. N. 30 St, Camden, n
- Cor, Broad and Front SITS, Trenton
n. j. Cor: 9Th and Market SITS. Whining
ton Del; 6i9 Penn St. Reading. Pa;
Mountain City Bldg. Pottsville. Pa
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
TRANSPORTATION
BUSH LINE
FLORIDA BY SEA"

Marehants and Miners Transportation
Company Steamship Lines
Between
PAlTIMORE AND SAVANNAH.
phil ADELPHIA AND SAVANNA "a.
Best way to reach Florida and all
Southern points.
Accommodation and Cuisine unsur-
passed.
Send for Tour Book
CITY Ticket Omce. 105 S. Ninth St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
w. P. TURNER p. 7. NJ
Baltimore. Nd
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
PUBLIC SALE

Large public sale Of horses, COWS and
harness on my farm at Mt. Cuba. Del, t,
FRIDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1905 at / o'clock
sharp. 50 head of horses Of all kinds, fow
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
BUSINESS CARDS.

ID ARGAINs IN WALL PAPERS. BOTH
ID Phones. FORBES & CO., 5th and JET
ferson SITS. rzo-lm
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

There are people who have a great
lust for life. but In the interest Of the
community they ought to confine It to
their own.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02

INVEST your tIme-it Is
bette than to merely SPEND
a. 6ttle Of e INVESTED
every few days In ans~erina
want ads. will often lead to
div.-snds for life.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02

Making an error Is bad enough, but
It is nothing in comparison to being an
error.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02

u OR sALE-NEW HOUSES, 24TTI AND
Washington st.. rooms bath. pam
try. open fire place. electric lights. porches
and all conveniences, terms to suit Apply
VIM. H. JONES, Contractor.
f26-lm S23 Shipley st.
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
OFFICES FOR RENT
For RENT

Offices In Ford Building. either IN suite
or singly. also desk room for a few de
sirable persons; furnished n desired, In.
cluding heat. light and ianltor service
Apply for terms Room 408 Ford Bldg
i10-eod-tf
Evening journal., 1908-03-02
PUBLIC SALE OF
FIRNITTR I

VIII be sold al 1902 Elm str ct. on TUES
DAY. MARCH 3rd, 1908, at o'clock a.
M bed room, dining room. parlor and
kitchen furniture Side board. fine square
piano and many other articles
STIDHAM & SON, Auc.
Established 1865. f2S-st
Evening journal., 1908-03-02

II is one thing to have your own
way, but it is more to the purpose to
own your own way, as any railroad
man viii attest
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

u1dloe pieoer an feiuer Dorisen Stells
~ befsliiseH!1 Der Batter lieB e ees
ihs5en, uno 2eopolo fam bal0 nit
oem 0anImer 5ariid, itlu9 Elm paarz
nal auf Den Ragel uro pplte nun oas
@emdloe Duran aufbdRsen. so blsibt
lia Der 9eihtiinn bod i6eran aleih;
mas or thut lit aIeHlal lsi1tbin uuo
obsrfidalih sst6an@, fpra6 oer Batter,
srgrif oonH ielbn BEN 5amuer uno
ihlu3 DEN 9agel nit DieIen itarfen
Strelten in Die W}ausr Hinsin. no
81 ooh. msiH Batter. fsogte i'm 2sos
POD, 10 0ieIe gepalti9e Sbld0e2@
Oamlt Der Ra9el ieit uno Iider boIte
2 Dem 9em1uer" Dsrisbte Der Batter;
bate er Dor5in feiter uno tieTer qes
tsdt, 10 Diiroeit On i'm ni9t 10 leidt
.os9enaht ba6en; un0 bdtten Deine
9orldBe feiier uno tieFer i'm 5er3en
sebaftet, 0u 6dtteIt ibrer niht Io
aneI oergefsn. 0enn mas Ser pie.
9sr9olte 6dmmerI 6lag Dem Iasel lit,
oas 1T bic Grneueruna e0lsr Gnt=
hluhe Dem menffIihen 6er3en. Dir
oantie na9 Elm paar ShlGaen Der Ras
gel lAOn feit. Qaein Du imrrteIt; oenn
er lpiro nit ieoem 6ammerf6Ia1e nod
tieFsr in Die Mauer getriebeu. @lsz
oann mag man iih auf feline 5efigftit
~rla1en, uno er taur. obne log su
perOen, aud iapere 9aTten tragsn."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
Sic SrantyrObt.

Watt6ids Mtibineer mar niit6enb.
99it i6nersn, Or66usnoen 5hritten
ging er in Der gguten Stubee auf uno
as, un0 babel paffte er aus leiner turs
sen 9feiis, ais ponts er oas 5aus
dusrdu6ern.
IS ging ni9t 70 METER. @s oing
ei9entlih ihon ieit Elm paar Monoten
sniht mebr 70 peitsr@; aber iebt
muBte er eHoli6 Grnf MAIDEN uHS
beoiRgt. Sine 6rau muBte auf ben
9of. Was mar oas fir cine Wirtb
Iaaftl Dtit ben &nehtsn purbe er,
Der Wtait5es. ffon fertig - abr
NIT ben 0si5sIsuten fpuBte Ct nitts
an3ufaHssu.
Die mahteu bsi ibm, mas lie ipons
ten uno penn CT NAL mas iaete,
lDenn i6m pirtIih einmal bic Safe
ii5erlief, tdmsn lie Dom01Iih nod
nit 96rinsn, uno WeiarbrdHen
bate Ulat!6ss ltin Qsbtaq nidt oer
trasen t6Huen. 6suts gum geiipisl,
biz RtgI IL
So, IA mar er pirtli6 NAL an Der
uRrs6sen Steae ~io3uiagsn erob oe=
DoroeH. Die RESI- bette ia nidis 6as
fuy i6Hren, 5ab bic 5%talbaien. feine
f60ueH bslsiifen 5taa5aIsn, BE bas
Slid 3p0lf Uiart g~stoitet batten.
aH%sseipmmen paren, uno baB lie
odnn oer 3pros erDiIhte. er mubie
ifon 3usebeH. 6ab e itt6it oie Stall
t9ar often aeloHen Bate 49, CT aaite
IIh cher leiosr crit baran erinaeri.
nohoem er ber 8esl Gro5beittn aes
iast bate. aber ba brau6ts lie ooh
H.ht glei4 81 f~lsnnsn uno dusgufe6sn.
als slnae e ihr eng Qs5en. Ilnp rpgs
BATE re seiaat2 49, n0Gnn Der ferr
net sirie0'H is nit mir. na 70 ia
sebH"-llno in fsinem 4srosr unb in
Dem %HRbsbogsH G6er lire Sm6nen
bate er erDioert: 15opohl - osHn
tanHh.~ Ia bate he ion anoslshsn
no. ean3 mertUarbia un5 mar
ifla 3ur Gtnnibur sssnngtn. uHo BON
~ aus bate tie ssfaet:
aGcn III osrr mir ilnbsi, IA
se5 b.unt no. DIR 6err lriagt
si1l q ancere.~
Dr. 6err Bin - BIZ 6srr 6sri 5rsis
li1 betant Ct ans aHesre, ober e cine
pie bic 8tsi ~ bml Gle mar sigtuts
lja es fleiBi5Ft ssntisu. ua5 bic OF
osntiinNe. IND - unb
45et e 0srtras nun einmel iefne
mei5szi6rarsR. 1lnb rsiI 70 stgDns
ME Asais ritt ms5r porfommen fonse.
10 mabts sbsa cine 5rau ouf ben OF.
0sHE q HaT sssgSi bstis. Dsn e
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
Die 5amnueriAISae.

2eopOD mar Elm lsi6tFnnissr, ohr
sa5ei BOD sutmatbiqer Rna5s. Dor
tiasm iugsnbli6en 7geusr bate II mir
en8 Rube 0ser Ran. Gr fprdns UNI
Papfts, no man i5n Tcb. unb 3er5rah
Mliuntsr nitt TsIten ttDog. Oil bats
zen lprn bic gItsrn fgne uuart pess
rselsH, uno 2sopon bsrprah eann
miner srnilit. finer unS be6o6tfas
alfr 81 Dsroen; ogtin Der kihtFnu;1e
JaHss BATE ieins gorFdbs bolb Die5sr
eIssHen. "a iprans Ct Bonn einmaI
hoHis 1uf bic 8anf. Fies nj. Ssr,
iRo7fe an Elm Bib, urb ngTss rsf
lommt Dem 9assl berunisr. 81 !
.ben Der Batter ing 3immr irsss
sssPolo oertgm unS furhfism M,
lab oui oas @snGlH. mslfes I'm
Slid u~Hbefhdsist Dor Ism Is5 ~
bsiszHeRss aiHbl" Tpra5 IN @.s,,
10 Bo alfo 3siHe Ihonsn Rores
i6Dn uiatr seSrc@n9" QiesH,r ~.
ter!- 10 oai TIN er Rnabs init euJss.
bo5eneH 8aEasH MIR 5tsfes WoI ~
se4 mir ned Bu fern BHh rirms.
sEr siEkE rl4m 5sskrs faufois I'm.
BIZ grldrss mir. beg is bines5,
Urn sirsa 6amnsr Eels, um sss a..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

raae Ilasnstr1bsI aus ihrtr Sssl.
un5 bsgaus.
Dieies b%erii6mte Experiment Tam
init siBNden 0liitsln cni folssnos
&eiie ausgsiabrt ptroen. Die sasu
sforotriiten 9essaltanse iiao: ein
nit eaFer sdIatss @las; cine
stale eosr Elm brtites GbaMpaensr4
sias. sur SdlFie nit 8a1tr 9ciaat
gorin cine 9en0 ron aa6enlol3
aaFseloR 1T; Elm Sbesl5TFsl; cine
S1tel nit mstagenem @riif; cuas
Goses, pelher in Stide ron Der
Sr0Be eiHes 8irihterugs serialas
gen lit; cine 4dhnooel; Elm tlsiuer
glasnei; uno enotih Elm Circd s Sou
LANCER, 1 sou brsiter Streiien Stint.
Die 4dhnaosl uiro an Dem Waas
net Pets in osriel5en 8ihtung 9eitris
9ea, porauf man lie ouf Dem 8aHer
ass eroBeH 9laIes sum SGpimmeH
3rlFgt, inoem man lie entpsosr nit
5ett bsfireidt. oosr lie in Elm tleines,
sd irseno elmer 6igur suseI6nittenes
5tId 9apier b%iueinFedt. Dds cine
Snoe Der Aabel Miro Ib bdnn aeeen
yioroen ridten. Den 5bstl6Hel lest
mcn auf oas @tds iiber Die glaoel uno
IN Der Ri6tuns Der leBteren. pie
@ofes tide laulMelt man in einem
Sappen. biroet fe in 0urfform
I'm ben @riff otr @l6el uno ientt
ne in oas geial5ens 0dTer. pGbrmO
bic SABINE Der Gabel 0uf oas tine
@Roe oss Ebeel0fisls seItgt reroen.
Das cine @uoe oes 3inttreiFeus Ieet
man 0uf cine anosre STEELE 0es
g0fieIs, nd6reno 0as anoere @noe
IN oas ssfal5eRe NSaTer geIe3t piro,
obRe o0B es Die G~otesnide bsrii6yt.
Sobalo oas 3inlenhe in has 8afs
Ter bineiniommt, s1tIte6t Elm electro
ider Strom. uno bic QdbnooeI
i6pinei aus fbrsr frii6eren Qaae
berdus; lie Itbrt 5u ibr Suriid, psun
oas 3intitid pieOer aus Dem 0aIs
Ter beraussenommen niro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
Jd9 laife ntciiten patcr niebt
b~eIcbimYfcnl

Sin 0err itisg in cine autfte Elm
uno lieB iia an ben Srt ieiner 9ehim-
mung fdbren. Der 9utfAer pur0e tber
bic 9ferbe bsftig b0ic uno itieB nab
leiner @eD06u6sit beftiae Slide unc
9ottesldfsrangen aus. Der 9siIenoe
ouloete oas absr uiht uno rief i6m gu:
g90rsn sic auf NIT Tolden Reoen!
SD lahe meinsn Batter niht Be-
idimpfen." Der 9utfher 6lieb be-
troffen itsben uno uoute ni7en, ME
er ieiHen Batter bsI6impft bate. Der
8siienDe fpra6: .9ott lit fopo6l mein
Batter ME Sbr Batter. pa lie @ott
i6mdben, baben sic meinen Batter oez
Idmdbt. Das braute i'd nidt su
oulosn." Der 8utider nammelte eis
nige NOrts Ser GntI6ulbiquna uno
fuRr Hdhosnisno meter.
Ber @oitssldferung rubia anb6rt.
fptrb befhdmt bon Den 5unoen. Bic Tfb
iOfort beuenb CUR 0e6r feBsn, penn
i9r 9err angssrifien DirO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10
Sriiblimes ,~Infmnit.

Qae 8ossI iin0 THon oa,
ONE @6ssl. dnsl
DsIa Elm S5ingeH, Mlufcirsn.
pitifsn. 3pitf6srn. Sriaerirsu.
6ra1liRg MD nun eiHmaritirs
ROmmt init Sang uHb S6aas.
Mis re aae Iufig ino.
Stint uno iro6 iih regent
Gmfsl. DrpIsl, 6inf uno Star
Inn bic gan5e 9ogelfhaar
Bum6et uns Elm fr0bss Sabr,
2auter 9eiI uRo Ssgsn.
wds Fie uns OertiinSst nun,
ysshmer mir 81 6er3tn:
9Bir aud polsn Iuitig Iein,
Qutis ME bic 90aeleiu,
9isr uno bort. felSaus, fslOein
iSinsen, ipringsn. T3er5snl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

nit 9oui1on, 0aTer ooer miI4
auf9eto6t. iOn0ern Is IoFen fh 0mes
letten, aIoBc, ia ioaar aufIauie uub
Buooings bacon berIeaen. 8eim
@enu1e Der 6aierFIoden ioaen nah
porlieseu0sn 4ngoben pereioefer Sc
riatsdemiter BEN 90rper fat Elm
@rittel me6r blutbiloenoe QGbr6e.
l~tonoibeile sHO bsina6e boppelt 10
niel tnctenltdrten6e Sol3e 5uasFihrt
uer0en, ais beim @ebraud minbers
pertbiasr Grfabfabricdie. Dies III
Ron erfter pifeui doFtIiden @utoritas
ten anertdHnt poroen un6 fir Die
Slide uyo arantenFubs, ME bel
g%rndbrans bon 8inoern Don bSaRsm
IN ,b<
E-e (aIerbiscuits perbisHen cleihs
'yllS grOBts 9eahtuHa ais aGbr.
I.;tteI fir Rrauie, Decentralization
gn0 ainoer. Der @elhmod IN Iisblid
nno au9cuebm, Elm T6uader anesartfs
iener MdgeH biirfts fe ieber,eit pers
tr08en. peun anberes 8ddnperf DON
Der tGaIihen SNiietarie lanai aelfris
den TT, Sin ais @rndbrunospbbRo.
log nsitbiu belonntsr Mrst, Or. CAB.
mann bt3eifnet lie ais aeraoe5u iosa.
les gtdbrmittel, @erl6ieoene 3etts
ldTiften empie5leH bic 60ierpr6pdrats
tur 8rGittgupq peroauunQsihnader.
oiutormer Yetiunen, b~eionbers absI
tut &inoer bei maHgelblfter gnohen.
%biloung. Gls Rdbrmitttl Ionen lie uns
lddBbaren Wertb babsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-10

.Rimif4s BOrtrdtbfsIGaT.
Qdbe.

~ tAN -
gdbe.
Die 9erfabrungsart babel lit bieIe:
WaH felt 0inge duf, oeren Ramen
msbrere geosutungen ba6en, nobel
man freiIi6 nift INNER Itreno in 5inz
ii4t Der RehHhrei6ung iein bari.
Wolte man 4. g. Elm DprtrdtbIel pom
u8upferitid" duinenen, 10 nimmt Der
8arteaeHoe einen Supplement in bic
9ano. itiht init sinsm ipibiqen Sns
%itrumente auf benIsl6en unS fraot:
n8as lit Sas?@
&lopft man siumol TART, einmaI
idpd4 auf BEN Gid, 70 lift 6as9" -
Gin 6ortspiuno".
9egt man cine Ibr duT elm Baum
blatt, 70 tit base - .urlau64.
2dBt man cine llbr an ganbe
mebrmdIs in Ois 65be biipfen. 70 1T
bos2 ~ Sin %Iriprung".
6dlt man Elm 9idt, Seqer ODER
iont oergIsiheR untsr ZEN Gid. 70
II o0s2 ~ Cine llRter6altunq".
0fd9t man Fd Die 9aTs nit 9rsis
y oosr Ne9l msib, 70 1T oos2 Il
Sin 0aistpsis".
Pfeift man nit 6em Wunbe duF
tinsm Std, 70 TT bas? Gin
QfeifsnHiel4.
Qedt man nit Der 3unae an ber
8hi-, 10 1T bos2 ~ .Qsctire@.
9hnsioet man Elm eroBes D aus
un0 bait e 5emano I'm ben gopf.
= tt Oas9 - gDammfopf" QUINN
9cpD.
% peHi9 intsrsTaat bieTe Oar
lteiunesart bier ouf BEN Qapisr
6 SENT, 70 gerd6rt lie oon IN Ser
nirtlihen 4usiIbrang, beTonbsrg Be-
ueH, Die nod niht oamit bsfannt
paren, manhe onsenebme Inter
bdltung uuo lIeberrafhuuo. 6eun
Die oft 10 nahe liegen6e QufISiuna
Dir0 bisDeilen nett u~mbsroeia6f
aHo man loht fh Itl6it aus, psan
man lie niht gsFunoen bat.
Gini5e 4n0su.unssn fir bsrarfias
D~arheuanssn m0ssn bier folgsa:
Semanosu siHeH gssriff bsi6riHs
gen.
5sman6sH absr BE aIiass ipyinssn
laHen.
Sin @ufTser.
Sdmmlun5 uno 3~eritreuuHs.
Gin 3blriH9er Gburs Ringer.
S%elogsruag Don Diem.
Sin glrsr (Reanst).
Datum Ga oamm).
Sin ~auHansnbsr Msafh.
0isotrsadlassHRit.
Gin 9iseIE6erisssr Coarlber ig4l
ssH).