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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-05-28
Never Without Pe-ru=na in My House
There Are a Multitude of People il
the United States
Who Have Been Restored to Healt|
By the Use of Pe-ru-na.

There are a multitude of people IN the United
States who have been restored to health by the use
of Peruna. There is no use trying to deny this fact.
AS a rule, doctors dislike to admit it. There is now
and then a courageous doctor who does admitit, how
ever. In such cases Peruna is prescribed by the
doctor himself. Even though the doctor suffers
pecun1ary loss by such a transaction his patient is
benefited, which ought to be the DOCTORS chief
concern.
we do not claim that doctors generally prescribe
Peruna. But we do claim whenever Peruna is in
diligently prescribed it rarely disappoints either
the doctor Or patient.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
oer Saals.

a0euie nab Der S6ule 9eben,
"a 10 i@0nes 0dter iIt2!
4ein! g8o5u benn INNER Ierneu.
NaS man Ipdter bod pergiBti
0o6 Bic Set piro lang mir tperOen,
uRo pie bring ih Ie berum2
uSpiB, tomni gerl DID min iA le6ren.
Qunb, 9u Jiit mir piel 81 oumm!
u4no're 6unb' in 0einem Qlier
a3unen 0ienen, S6itoma9' ltebu,
8onneH ian3en. appertiren,
2tuf 9efebl ms @aHer seb'n.
aSd, Oh oentit. es gebt 70 ipeiter.
0ie Gu'5 iouF getrieben bate
Rein. meiR SpiB, jtbt heiBt IS Ieruen!
pier! aomm her. llno auigepaBt!
50 n nun fer DID in bic Gde!
0orh! rem @opf gu mir aeridt't! r.
Bf0t6en gebenl ~ go! - Io@ elm
nal!
SonR gibt's S6lGge! @iaf On
nint2
~W0s2 Du tnurrF2 9u ipiait nidts
lernen!
Sebt mir oo6 ben fdulen @ihtl
g9er nihts lernt, peroieuet Strofe.
aenuf On Oiele 3essl ni6t9"
9ord! r Wer tommt2 - IS lit Der
&ater,
1treug ruff er Dem 4uoben gu:
nNer nidlts lernt, perbienet @trdfe!
Spri6! llno mas oeroieneR DUE"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

Qlbert24 Der 8ipsite nimmt es unb
mirft es einem oritten su nit Der
6rage: .Mie tommt Qlbert2" Die
4ntport muB idnen erfolgen unb nit
einem beitimmten 9u6itaben, iiber ben
man bOrber einig gsporbeH lift. beginz
neH uno bari nun Elm Wort umfaTeu.
SIT gum 8eiTpiel Der 8udltabe 81"
gepdblt, 10 lam bic @ntport lduten:
ortig, anmutbtg, aumdbIig. dppeIis
renb. dnoddtig. aufgeregt uTp. Sin
@ort, 0as f6on eenannt pur6e, barf
aber ni6t gum aiueiten Mtale ausgez
iproaen psrbeu, foHit muB man Elm
gfQnb qeben. Wer feline 4nttport
peiB bis Der 5rager bis Sebn 5dbIt.
gibt aud Elm 4fanb una nimmt bdnn
bic Stelle beg Spielleiters elm. Rad
8eliebeH beItimmt ma i'm 9srlauF
oes Spells eineu dnoeren 9udItaben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
Die @eltaItnna BEE ersbsSens.

4uf Der Gterfldht Der @r0e glUt e
0aiier uno 9anb. Dos Qunr trttt
uns in isbr psritieosner 9eItalt tnts
gegen.
8reitst fi6 oas 2ano aus, lpie Der
ru6ige Spiessl oes WaHera, oann neus
men mir Is fId6 cher eben. Sin ebenes
Gam 1T cine G6ens. Gr6sben fb eins
3slre 56eile bee aanoss iiber oie an
otren, Damn bsibsn Ie 65ben. Sinh
Bic 60ben 9ering an llmfang uH0 lit
aud lire Grbsbung iiber bic umlisgeus
te Gbene tsiHe 9robe, Damn nennt man
lie 6iisgl. Grbeben Tie lore Spiben uber
bed in Die Quft, banu fno lie gerge.
Tie MaIe, aus pslfer Elm Qerg BE-
ite6t, tit entpeosr Groe c0er @eiistn,
Den unteren 5Geil beg gerQes nennt
man ben sur, Die in ter 9obe bsfinos
li6e Spite ben @ipIel, 3piIhm SUP
uno @ipfel ~tefinoen lif Die Seiien oss
Bsrges, 0ie man ouh Qb6dn9e ODER
6alren nennl. @ebt Der @ipfel ie4r
nett in Die Cult binouf bann trdat Ct
i'm Gommer ME I'M Minter cine tpeiBe
Gopps. a lift Damn. ipie man lagt, NIT
elpisem 5hnee bebedt. Oft Fn0 aud
tie 6o6sH 9ersstpiet ocn bIanlem sis
iberlagert. in bisIem Sale 6eibeH lie
@letiher.
menn oieIe 9erge 9eiiammen Ite6en,
oarn bilotn lie Elm @ebirge. 3piIhen
rem ein8slreu Bergen hes 5e6irges 9ibt
IS @ertieFungen, oas tno Die 56dlsr.
15dlsr. bic ie5r eng Iino unb non Der
gen nit Ie6r Iieilen qbbdn9en eirges
fobt psr0eu. beiBsn Ghlitten.
@epo6nlia Fn6 bic @ebirge NIT
Wdloern beoedi, Elm 8e6irge betommt
Desbal6 off ben Qamen: Ual0. 60
tit 0er S9par5ipolo Elm 8e6ir9e, ebens
10 Der GDenDolo. Die 8dQme, pel8e
auf ben gergen ipotien, 9eboren osu
DerihttaerieH Qrten an. 80 lie 9ers
az nod nift 70 bcb iinO. ou fin0et
man sep56nlih gufen. b6aer 6inaui
obsr ipahitu 5annn uno 8htten.
qaf otn GbeHen iino oie Bdlosr
nift 70 bduiH. als auf ten 8ebirgen.
Daaegen taben Die G6tnen DEN
Ghmud ess @etreioes ouf ben 4edern.
unb 3si3en ms Elm itones grimes aas
ienilsio ouf ben Wieier. WdTstioIe
g6tnsn. bic neter oas Cine nod oas
Qunere 6a6en. aaf otusn nidts
udfH nro 9soei6t. tsiben Utfeu.
Uir finoeu aroBe Mjien IN Qiieu uHo
IN 2irico. 6at cine Stems tinen feuh
ten, 1eitanoig Don MoHsr tura0runs
geasn gcneH. fpelden man nift belres
ten t1HH, oSHe ein3uHHtsn, 0aHn tit lie
Elm 1Amgi.
Sin Slid Gaao. pettes rings init
WlFsr tm8eben TT. pirb cine 3nisf
4enanpi if es dtsr; nur aif bret Ssis
tan NIT NaHsr begrsngt. 70 usnut man
Is cine 6al6inIsi. Denn stHe cal6iHs
I itl Isbt lara aEo idmdl 1T, Damn 6siBt
f. cine Q%ano3unae.
Euf tar slH5eu er0BgH 9r0e sibt
Is bti nsittm Hidt 70 5iel gag0 als
WaHer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

8 tomm nit! IS fihrt Elm Meg
81 BEN itileH. beif gen 5oine.
Gorge nidt. psnR fhmnl Der Stes;
2eg nur osins 5anb in msinsi
SieA. i'm ipei1en 0Gmmsrbluu
Shlummem frieoIi1 nod bic SAale
ano Der Hare Wtorsentbau
BerIt IN ieoer 8lutbenihale.
9eiTe i6er @ros uno Salm
5treifen ouftbeIhnerte Minbe;
81 Der 8roTsI frii6em Plalm
Rauidt ME 5drfsnt0n bic 2inoe
6sb ben Bid gen Siisu hinl
Strahleno iibsr Der gapelle
9ieBt hes cages a6nigiH
Sbres 2ittes goIb'ne @eIle.
Sn ben gottgepeibien Raum
2aB uns leijen Sdrittes treten,
3nieen0 an oes Mltars Sanm
gu Benz Serrn Der MeItsn heten.
Nno ben bunten 8tumeHflor
GtreueH gu bes Seilauo's 5iiBen
DAB nit IaBem 0uft empor
S6u bes Wdloes ainber griiBen.
glirgenos po6nt ID tiefe 4nb'
Muf benz neiten @rbenrunbe,
Nirgenofpp tannii betsR ou
Snniger aus 5er5eHssrunbe.
Dag bic Mell uno ihre 2uR
6inter uns in Quit perlufen;
On bss Wsltsnbeilaub'8 8ruTt
@iro uns iel'ger 6rie0e ninteu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

1as So6r se4t Jet Der Qeigs 5u
nao ber D~erniinItige Wlnu riitst Ii4
bet 3siten. basTel5e gut a65uifliebsu.
atarsn 2iih MAIDEN, ate 5huloeH
osden, i'm 0as ueue 5ahr srleidteri
beainnen all ionaen. 6as 1T oag geS
Itre6sn aGu gdhdftsIeate. 4ud
mir ae6ortn 3a oeuiel5en. Dir t0n1
nen ober oieiea Iobliden 3ned HgI
oanu errei9eG. rsun uniere Qbons
ntrten lire gflidt t9un uni
prompt 6s3ablea. SECT 1T ba3u bit
ri4ti1e 2eil. Wir ermuHtern oesbolh
6ne 4oenien uHo Qbonnenttn, oie3a9l
auf ID. 9eitung Qenau 81 unterIudeR
ann tper SET ieinem gamen nod tesB
.05 oaer sirt nod 65bers 4ummer Eat,
ai5ae Ff fputsn, rsdt balo cine lolde
Rummer ft au3aIhdifeH. So toitet
bief gelo cine 3eituHs granddaughter,
nno rem pie 5umme Der ridiidnbis
oen N5onngmeutsgeloe in bic Sauiens
81 oebt. IS lit oos loon ni6t mebr an-
5snebr. 8;ele fonnten uns ourh ges
3abIer iares aiieHauoss sinsn sroBsH
8eFaaer erueiIsn. QaFst biss MabHs
port bes51lb ui6t oerssbIid iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
2gIIerhanS HmrsweiI.
Sin .2poptbe2oop.

Sin luItiges Spiel5eug, Elm raoop
tie Coop, ipie ibr es bel Gircusporz
ItelluHgen pobG ibon eeIeben, f0nnt
ibr eu6 nit penig Miibe in folgenosr
geeiie ieIblt berIteuen. Nus einem
eroBen 8ogeR iteiTen Gortonpdpiers
Ihneioet i6r einen Idngen Streifen.
0er aenau 70 brett fem mug, pie Der
mittlere bilnne 56eil elmer Issren
3nirnfpule. 0ieien Streifen rinesIi
.ibr 70 8uTommen. oaB er einen .2oop'
bilbet uuo befeltigt bic @n6eu banr
NIT Stednaoelu an 3pei Sol3flOBen
einem Qr1Beren un6 einem f~leineren,
yin Der Stele, an Der Ii6 Bic RanteH
Der @artonIhleife an benz Scoop
nohetommen, muB ieoo6 Elm 3ipiIheua
raum eelohen Neroen, oamit bic iber,
Itebenhen Rdnber her Gpule, bic mo
an oem boben @uOe Der Shleifenbabu
herabroneu ldBt. beim 6inabIauleE
BON Der Ghleifen6abH palIiren fam
Sbr mer6et crit dusprobirsn miiFsn,
big oos 6iuunterrotlen glatt BON fat,
ten gebt unb oiirft eud bur6 elm M}iB,
linaen niut entmutbi9en lafen. Sbl
bsroet oauu at eurem Staunen leben
ipie bic SpuIe binunterfdbrt. bOditeigi
unb ben g9oop tbe Coop" oonfiibrt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
311ieopr ttidtfa.

Eerr TGrriheH, 6npO6onbrih bo1s
fen Grabss. Bat fa ihor eft singebils
bst. bisfe ottr isue Grontbtit 80 bas
ben, mas f6 5alsst o6tr ftsis aIs
1auFAung mraushtIlts. Gn0li9 nun
eIau6t Il. ouf @runt tines 8eitnnass
ortilsls. feinen 3ultano ridiig ais
s1armfdult 5a ertsnnsn. I'm fin
nod beHer barlbtr gu Dergt0iHerH,
nimmt Il oas Observation-Disclosures
5ur 5aRo unb finbst barin al isinsm
Bsrorub folssubs 4oiis: .DormfdiIe.
1ur bsim ainsogh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

6orm. aus 8aumitdmmen gebilbet,
ourh Shldmm. &aIen, Sonb. Gdilf
uu0 9e6m gefeltet. @u' bies 0laterial
miro pom bsH EbiereR i'm Mlaule btrs
beiaei6afft. SIN Snnern Der 8ur9en
belinoen I6 Wobnrdums uno Dor
rotRstomnern, nit WiHierbeoarf ans
aefjiut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
aIrbeit IebdnSst nicht.

Cir Mao@en febrte neineuo bic
@orbaae uu5 Nusgauastreppe zines
6ouies. 8beilnebmeno nGbefte iidl
ibr cine Dame uuo frogte, mas ibr
fehle. Sic oerndbm. Dab has iuuae
D|dodeR in guten @erbdltuiTeu aufge
ipadien un0 9emObnt mar, feb beoie
men 81 laiien. odnn aber Ieins GIteru
perloren, na6oem oieie ourn 8autes
tott ibr @ermooen einqebiiBt batten.
uno nun cine STEELE ais WldQo anneb
men muBte, INN pas td9li6e @roo at
peroienen. SIS lit uidt Die 4rbeit.
Die mid oriidt", iagte iie, .ilein. tdl
liete bic arbeit aber bic S6anbe! SOB
muB por benz 9aus in Der 5iraBe teb
ren uno ale 9eute Ieben md.@
pa uimmt bic Dame aou5 ianft ben
9eien aus ben 9dnoen bes iuuqeu
Nloodens uno ion9t lsl6f On 3u tebs
rem. @~er5difft TAB oieies lie an unb
iu4te en5lid. lie odran 3u psrbtnoeru.
aGoB nur, mein aiuo", iaote bic
6rau, inbem fe fortfu6r 8u iebreu; ,es
III teine Shaube. cine niiBIi6e Nrbeit
al berri6ten. Defenders penu @ottes
Nile uns od3u berufen bat, 9orueh
mere Qeuie ais Tu uno il boben fdon
gang befheipene 4rbeiteH perrihiet
un0 Der Gobn @ottes, Der auf bic
Groe bernieber eeiommen 1T, nm uns
81 erl0leu. bat mdbreno pieler Sabre
in einem aeriuqen @tano gelebi; CT bat
bic diiBe feiuer Singer eeipaiheu unb
ii6er oft ieiner mutter i'm 0aule ge.
bpIIen; oenu er mar ldnftmiit6ig uno
BON 5er5en osmiit9ig uno feinsn 81.
tern unterihnn.a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
@nInrnhn,1rnr.

Qr3t: Der CbrIappsn lift bod bin
i. Dsn merle if Sbnsn fdon abtrens
Htn miiTsn."
paiient: .Wleiaetpegtn; obtr mas
den Gle ipeHisltsns ben 3rsnHungss
i9mer5 fursii4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

Gtepbanttfh Iieb eiusn finlereu
Bid in bic 8un0e at5eu. nann aeiste
er ben 8npf.
.8inbet midi" brad CT oumpi.
SD I0Ite bic Shieur."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
Gsdlt.

.mas bon gu nur 9essn bic 2bei-
io2... Gle hat Dir bod uie mas 3u
Qsibe gethan!@ sQaeroin9s r. ober
fe mar tir3da 3euee, pie mir bas
MoIbeur nit msinen faliden 3dbnen
paiIirie-unb pas Dsr3eib' i'd ibr niel"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
al11nrrfrnrrn.

err (sinen 5rsmben auF bsr
gtroBe aHbalieao): nDas 1T ia Der
lleber3itber. Ter mir bs%rgaHgenen
Gonnioe ~a66arosu gstommeHl@ r.
5rembeg pa lsben Gle - unb i6
bah Gle i6oB cie gauge Node ses
funt.1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
nna an,,fmand1rn.
II pnl,urrrn,.

.Mag lit beun hasa. Gdmntli6c
bier Walermeiiler bisr ON 0rte iinb ID
ploBlim frant 9efuorbeu!" $50.
niTen Gle ber Gostor nil fem 5aus
neu anfreihen lafen unb 0a iuaen is
iia aae Bel ibm eiu5uIhmsiheIH.1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

aBns babt Sbr benn bic gauge Sc
r~ien3sit binour6 INNER auf Rem
Qanbe eetrieben2' .Iir haben ges
Dartst, BIS bos &egnen auf6ort.A
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
pfe innnr nnnafrnn.

9otts: r9ait 3u bic Slide mitgss
fhlahtet. Shab94
0ottin: Rein. oas bat bic a6hiu
ALIEN gemaht; ia Tam bos S9reisn
nint boren!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
Or tttrnlidfra Ennd1rn.

nTbun mir obsr beute bic 9iibnerz
ougeH mebl 81 iebt m,rt' i'd crit, baB
i9 aus gerleben bic Stiefel meines
Wlonnss onge3osea bab'!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
n, Der An1u

Barber: Bite. uebmsa Gle gf1s
Brduleint So fon JbHeH CENT?
sinen 3a9n 5isasu2'
SrGulein (oie Courage DtrlisreHo) ::
aQein. ntfn ranren!1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
Hd15nr Ausnn,t.

patient: sat Der gabsr 3eit, mir
etnsn 3abn gu sieben2"
@ebilfe: 30 ia - aber baben Sic
aud 3sit94
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
Or Iaritnf nd1.

Sdneiber gum Banter 9obn, Der
etnen ReitaH3ug beItelD: ,llno nslne
5arbe beIieben ber 6err2"
sMDglihft srbforbeu.4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

On itosr Ssgsnb, in ieoer Ro6s
barftdfi fno Dtuti6s gsnua. O1B %
Fh lohut, T5 um sinsn YrtiB fir bic
GaDinnung Htusr NbonusntsH fit niss
fe 3siiuug au 5eirtrbsr. Wan Yrosirt
ts rat einmas
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
Editnrr Ia tnnd1rn.

nSagsu sic. TIT Der qrofsFor &ros
der pirtIi9 70 seI6etbtg" .asinl
Soee. Der perlteIt iiA nnr!1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
6eienieboitslpieIs
aIberttom m 1.

Die elnsa6l Der 5pielt6eilnebmsr if
beliebi1. Der erite etpa BET d%lteile
nimmt isiH 1aifsntu6, madi einsn
anoten 6iHsiH unb nirfi e einem Wlits
fpislsr gu nit osr 5rags; sa0mmt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
attrrrnt.

Sun9er Wlann piuidt ii9 81 pers
beiratben n bat auf 0uni9 aud 0es
miitb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
Austrultiue.

-. Wlsin Dam Is o~Ieroinas far
bsnblinb; nat ober cen bIauer Wlons
tag Is r. bat nseB er lhon!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
auRaHuG Dec Ritsl.l ia 20. IS
Das aoa".
strostat.
6ras,, asfir. eavrs, GrIia, GGslr, arais.
a~frttae

Ridtlee q6iangen erbaIlsn Don, Mrs
ma SdmiB, BAL. amrbein, Sobn aIstn,
glaria eeilins. 2 sel0it BON arnol6 Bsrs.
Den qrets erbtsIt: 9obH aItin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29

an bic Stels ber 9abisn ioLIen bic ibs
neu entipredeRbsu 8ahRabsu geisBt iuer1
ben, 10 bah IN ben massrthtsn 8siben bes
fannie Morter eHtitsbsn. 9ieie nennen /.
elm Nnittitid; 2. eine Nuie; 3. siueH
Wlildling; 4. tinea 8eipobuer gioroaFris
cas- ). slHsn lrauj6hi6sn S6riftiteueri
8. sintn ipaniiheu MlaIsr; Z. siHes
oeati6en 6obtIbihtsr. - Yin ben ietlstI
brudten Slslsn eTi6sint ber EiteI cine
Mojart' den Cpsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
etbr smfrisoen.

esss ma
cssIas = Ell Y giai4s bon 9aasr asaisI
EsrstasetarseE aatn, BIZ q tsa l4oa Hitsts Rs.
turs baDou fskr a~niFtssH. EsI nttas asroen jet t..
msssi fns uut & ntsstE ntns gEs4sa sfaasa
fanH. EaB ssrsH irss ariu@a sssaHllass nd ss
Rfatrsr 3 msIf.
gn 6 gsssH l4rsst sss ea;sEa maa.: esi
SasErz Ht : sga grssiL pslu4n sltsria ssss
ssz sss Hi4s tsii ts = en- 6lagss ssa saasr
asuiss Es-psnseasfsr assz Bsl1sF nf1 fzs.ris
GMm2 en- ztnssazss Bas iar sfrrsahhs~ss
EWERA Efgt at4su tzr e rea9Hst Nefe9st
Eyns srt1itfn aaG ts 4ttN AUfemA-
Eet 9EtimT Ear6e fat ksm 9a4re GEH re4 1sw
sea 4aNcr RtHte Ssn Aasr2 JEea satfEsta
30 49, aatfr frntr Enusfana rsz ss
koENIG MEDICINE CO.,
TO Lnks str. CHICAGO, Ike
Bel Nbnfbefsrn ~ habtn tar
tAsa0 BE ~IGfMes q FfafMfu fae 500
aEeks aasf6s 9 f&t $780,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
SOnnroristischc

afteorrnrs aaardJen.
gs mar eiumal Elm 6ut, an benz cine
Dame beIeItigt mar .
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-29
Sur aafl6Inns bsr obissn gtitblst tn
iolssaOsr preis aasasiebs:

Del bsrAasleoiuna bss grsiiss somnsr
Hnr ioldt 8epsrbtr, Gle ale brsi RiIsisI
riAtis gel0ft uHO be Mgil0iaHssu bis yum
5. Dec. 1913 sinsei4idt BADEN, In
betra6t.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-01
Caldwell May Be ..Drr.r y

The report came in last evening
that up to that time about 700 people
had signed the petition which is be-
ing circulated In this city by the tenn
perance people, says report from
Caldwell 1t is estimated that there
are about 100 voters in the city and
1t looks as though the temperance
people were going to secure a big
majority. The fight seems to be on In
this city and 1t seems every effort
will be put forth by the prohibition
people to eliminate the liquor traffic
from the city OF Caldwell.
No one seems to know the feeling
of the council relative to the matter
but in an interview with one of the
foremost temperance workers It was
found out that the prohibition people
are depending on the council to be in
fluenced by the majority of the peo-
pie,
But II was learned from the anti
prohibition people that they are de.
pending on the council standing with
the majority of business men of the
city Both factions. so far as is
learned claim the majority of the
business men, so II only remains tc
be seen which side they will line ur
on.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-01
MODERN JEAN
VALJEAN FREED
MICHIGAN FURNISHES
STORY IN REAL LIFE
Bank RObber Who Had Escaped
Married and Led An Upright Life
Was Arrested-Wife and Baby
Meet Him at Prison Gate When
Time Is Served Out.

John II. Allison, Mlchlgans Jean
Vatican, walked out Of Jackson prls-
on, in Michigan, the other day, a free
man. At the prison gate his wife
and baby met him, and he gathered
them both into his arms, murmuring
tenderest words of endearment and
gratitude-grattude for the faith
fulness OF the little woman who has
stood by him so pluckily and whose
constant appeals in his behalf at last
bought him his conditional pardon.
The first ecstatic moments passed,
Allison's wife led him to the home,
just a block away from the prison
walls, where she established herself
soon after he was returned to prison
and where she has remained all these
weary months of his Incarceration.
When an inteYiewer came In short
ly after Allison was sitting in the coy
little room, his face radiating happi-
ness. On his lap sat his daughter
Laura, two years old, her chubby arms
around his neck, pressing kisses on his
face every moment. Near them sat
Mrs. Allison, the happiest woman in
Michigan.
"Haven's / got the grandest little
wife In the world7" he said. "If II
had not been for her John Allison
would still be doing time. I owe her
more than can ever repay"
He declared he intended TO go to
work at once and show himself the
man he has been represented to be.
He said that before his release his
fellow prisoners made up a purse OF
$50 for him from money they had
earned. a few cents a day, working
in prison.
Allison was arrested seven years
ago for bank robbery He escaped
three years ago. When he was re-
arrested eight months ago in Moline,
Ill. he was married, had Il baby and
was living an upright. honorable life.
He was put back in prison His wife
moved to Jackson that she might be
near her husband and work for his
release.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel S. George.

r. f. wattenburg and wife Klam-
ath Falls, Ore; Clarence Hengel
Philadelphia; A. C. Brodie Milwau-
kee- w. L. Merritt, San Francisco;
f. B. Adams, St. Louis; ]. C. Lyler
st. Louis; ]. w, Messner, Baker City;
w. w. King, U. S. r. s.; Clifton
Cleaver, Prairie City; VIM. Ellis, E
p. Mahaffey, A. Williams, B. X. Law
son, Portland; P. E. Snodgrass. Eu-
gene; p. c. Holland and wife, Walla
Walla; VIM. H. Daughtrey and wife
Portland; Geo. State, Portland; NJ
II. Gillette and wife, Echo; E. H.
Burke ]. Peters, Portland; A. D.
Robertson, New York; Otis Toliver
Portland; A. D. Leshmett, Spokane;
J. A. Allison, Sam Lee, Portland; F
NJ. Rutherford, La Grande w. H
Switzler, Umatilla; B. B. Hall, Wes-
ton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-01
Big Chicken Ranch Sells,

One of the most valuable chicken
ranches in southern Idaho will change
hands Thursday of this week, at
which time County Assessor Charles
Shepherd and ]. L. Hienickel of the
Barber mill will take possession OF the
Grebe poultry farm, located to the
north of the city in one of the gulch-
es, says the Boise Capital News. The
farm consists of 100 acres and sold
for $6500. The chicken ranch prop
er, including the houses used by the
fowls and the chickens themselves,
were listed at $4,000 in the sale.
It Is understood that Mr.. Shepherd
will take charge of the Grebe poultry
farm in the future and raise fancy
fowls on a Wholesale. There are 800
fancy birds on the place, with between
500 and 1000 small chickens hatched
this year. The chicken ranch proper
covers 40 acres and was established
several years ago by Mr.. Grebe, who
Is noted as a chicken fancler.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-01
Town Wet I'm Spots.

Westville. ILL.,, May IA general
exodus of the sAoonists of this town
to section which has been dubbed
by the prohibitionists as "Hells Half
Acre" took place today, as a result
of the recent local option election.
The greater portion of the town, con-
tanning SS saloons, is located in
Georgetown township. This was voted
dry" and all of the liquor dealers
have ben forced to move their stocks
and business to the small section of
the town in Danville township, which
i "wet" territory. This suburb has
ht en- suddenly transformed into one
hig saloon, and the scenes which have
been enaced In the lew days have
resembled the exodus of squatters into
new lands. Tents shacks and hastily
constructed buildings have sprung up
like mushrooms to louise the saloons
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-01

A correspondent at Forest Grow
writes as follows OF the close of thu
state Sunday school convention an(
of the officers Of the association To-
the ensuing year.
An attempt on the part of a Lam
county delegate to have the conven
ton go on record as favoring thu
state university appropriation bill me
with failure. Rev. ]. Whitcomi
Brougher was given an ovation wher
he arose to speak on the Horizon o.
the Sunday School," He said tha
giving should receive more attention
and that tithing should be practlced
even II Jewish custom.
Marion Lawrence delivered the las
address of the convention upon "De.
mand OF the New Century Upon the
Sunday School," He said there are
27.000.000 students now working un.
der the same banner, the largest ar.
my in the world. It is that that Il
undermining paganlsm.
The things demanded are that II be
understood in its true light. that the
institution demand results in church
membership and that II have the mis-
sionary spirit. II is understood that
Pendleton is after the convention for
next year.
In 30 minutes of the keenest en-
thusiasm yet displayed at the conven-
tion, the sum OF $4,000 was pledged
for the carrying on Of the state work
at the close Of the morning session
Friendly rivalry was rife among the
delegates of the various counties
Marion Lawrence, the Sunday school
leader. assisted in raising the contri-
button for the state work.
A year ago at the state convention
the sum of $2125 was raised and the
amount contributed this year is the
largest amount ever given for Sun
day school work in this state
The New Officers.
The committee on nominations re-
ported as follows:
President-R. r. Steele, Portland.
Vice Presidents-A. A. Morse. Port.
land; Mrs. S. A. Lowell. Pendleton.
Secretary-Dr. Theo. Fessler
Abingdon building. Portland.
Treasurer-G. E. Stewart, Portland
Teacher Training Superindent-
Mrs. H. N Smith, Portland.
Primary Department Superintend'
ent-Mrs NJ. B. Meacheam. Port
land.
Home Department Superintendent
Mrs. G. S. Landers, Portland.
Temperance and Good Citizenship
Department Superintendent - Mrs
Lucia H. F. Addition. Lents.
Adult Bible Study. v. Gentry
Portland.
International Executive Committee
james F. Ewing.
Internatioal Vice President-A. NJ
Smith, Fenton building, Portland.
President Executive Committee-A
King Wilson.