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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-26

Charles A. Towne delivered oom.
mencement address Thursday at the
University of Nebraska ON Govern
ment by Parties" II is a subject he
ought to understand, He has belonged
to the republican, silver republican
and democratic parties.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-26

1t is said that the typewritten copy
of Senator La Follette's speech tipped
the scales at 10 pounds. 1t evidently
was heavy argument, but paradox
cally, it did not carry much weight.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-26

Next year you will see 10000 people
living upon the irrigated lands under
the Furnish -Coe, The Western Land &
Irrigation company, and the govern
ment projects, predicts the Echo
Register.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-26

II seems little awkward that all
the heavy rains are in the rum dis
tricts and that the prohibition states
are having a drouth.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-26

There was scare in England over
the alleged cry of the people of India
India for the Indians" But nothing
serious is likely to happen right away.
The English have the upper hand of
the Indians and they both know it.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-26

With anti-local option in effect,
water overfowing the river banks an d
the rain descending in copious showers,
there's certainly nothing looking dry
around here, says the Clatskanie Chief.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-26

>Dr. Krause of Berlin has discovered
a serum which cures the viper's bite.
Senator jeff Davis need no longer ad-
vooate muzzles for the money power.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-26

Liquidation of the banks seems to
be still going on, especially the banks
OF the Missouri and its tributaries.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-26

Count Boni's threat to disgrace
Sagan may mean that he proposes to
proclaim their relationship.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-06-26

The sheath gown has been seen in
several cities lately. From all reports
there is considerable to see, too.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-29

stumbled and fell with it's master.
sometimes they arose together, but
the man was needless of all except his
haste, insensible to the rain, which
smOte him blindingly, and to the wind.
which seized him savagely upon the
ridges or gasped at him in the gull
lies with exhausted malice At last he
gained the plateau and saw the road
house light beneath, so drove his heels
into the tanks of the wind broken
creature, which lunged forward game
ly. He felt the pony rear and drop
away beneath him. paving and scram-
bling and instinctiyely kicked his feet
free from the stirrups, striving to
throw himself out Of the saddle and
clear of the thrashing hoofs. 1t seem
ed that he turned over in the air be-
fore something smote him. and he lay
still, his gaunt, dark face upturned to
the rain, while about him the storm
screamed exultantly.
The moment Strive disappeared into
the outer room Helen darted to the
window. 1t was merely a single sash,
nailed fast and immovable, but Selling
one Of the little stools beside the stove
she thrust it through the glass, letting
in a smother of wind and water. Be
fore she could escape Strive bounded
into the room, his face livid with an
ger, his voice hoarse and furious.
But as he began to denounce her he |
paused in amazement, for the girl had |
drawn Cherry's weapon and leveled 1t |
at him. She was very pale, and her
breast heaved as from a swift run.
while her wondrous gray eyes were !
DIT with light no man had ever seen
there before, glowing like two jewels
whose hearts contained the pent up
passion of centuries. She had altered T
rs though under the deft hand of a
master sculptor, her nostrils growing
hin and arched, her lips tight pressed
md pitiless, her head poised proudly.
The rain drove in through the shat
cred window, over and past her, while
he cheap red curtain dashed and whip
bed her as though In gleeful applause.
Her bitter adherence of the man made
Ter voice sound strangely unnatural
IS she commanded:
Don't dare to stop mep She NOV
d toward the door, motioning him to {
etreat before her, and he obeyed, rec
gnizing the danger of her GOODNESS. /
he did not note the calculating
reachery Of his glance, however, nor
lthom the purposes he had in mind
ITO be Continued.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-29
The Spoilers.
By REX E. BEACH.
- eopyrisht 1905 by Rs1 =.
By REX E. BEACH.
IConttaued.)

wondered. were the soldiers.
Didn't you have troops from the
barracks to help your he asked.
Not a troop. We haven't seen a SOL
der since we went to work"
At this the young leader became
alarmed. Had this whole attack mis-
carried? Had this been no clash with
the United States forces, after all?
II so, the news would never reach
Washington, and instead of accom-
plishing his end, he and his friends
had thrust themselves into the realms
Of outlawry, where the soldiers could
be employed against them with impu-
nifty. where prices would rest upon
their heads. Innocent blood had been
shed, court property destroyed. Me
Namara had them where he wanted
them at last. They were at bay.
The unwounded prisoners were taken
TO the boundaries of the Midas and
released with such warnings as the
imagination of Dextry could conjure
up. Then Glenister assembled his
men, speaking to them plainly;
Boys, this is no victory. In fact,
we're worse off than we were before,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-29
SEEKING CONTROL
OF CONVENTION
ANTl-TAFT PRESIDENTIAL CAN
DIDATES AT WORk-VlCE
PRESIDENTS POOR.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The can
vass of the allied anti-Taft presiden
! tia candidates is now being devoted
| to two propositions-the effort to CON
vince delegates-elect that the coun
| try wants Roosevelt and that it would
endanger party success to nominate
anybody else; and, second, to can
vassing for control of the National
Committee in order to get a tempo
rary roll-call of the convention which
will seat the largest number of dele
gates of the anti-Taft persuasion.
The selection of Burrows for the
temporary chairman ship naturally
lends encouragement With nearly
200 seats involved in contests, and
with the Taft people assuming, in or
der to make their claim of a first bal
lot nomination that large proportion
of these contested seats will be filled
by Taft supporters the possibilities in
the control of the committee are OF
the greatest Importance. Delegates
are being piled with letters from every
source.
Only Poor Candidates Win.
AS there is much talk here as to the
mate to Mr.. Bryan 1t might
be we'll to recall to mind how the Dem.
ocratie party has Jared Yith-dtF ich
vice presidential candidates and its
poor presidential candidates. Here
1t is.
In 1876, Thomas A. Hendricks, Indi.
ana, poor, but elected and cheaSd out
Of his office.
In 1880, William H, English. OF In
llama, rich, but lost his own State.
In 1884, Thomas A. Hendricks, poor,
tut again elected.
In 1888, A. G. Thurman, of Ohio,
,oor, and defeated
In 1892, Adlai Stevenson, Illinois,
,oor, but elected.
In 1896, Arthur Sewall, Maine, rich'
nut defeated.
In 1900 Adlai Stevenson, Illinois,
DOR, defeated.
In 1904, Henry Grassaway Davis
Vest Virginia, enormously rich but
defeated.
1t will be seen from the above that
l the three successes of the party
nce the war the tail end OF the ticket
as been a poor man.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-29
SCHOOL BOARD
is REELECTED

TUSCUMBIA, Ala. May 22.-The
board of trustees of the Tuscumbia
public school met yesterday and re
elected the old faculty, as follows: f..
t. Appleby, superintendent; Mrs. Lii
liam Wall. Mrs. Hessie Farley, Miss
Mary Palmer. Miss Raynor Tillman,
Miss Susie Sewer and Miss Behner.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-29

| "Be10dre the neCt blast! I"
and our biggest fight is coming. There's
a chance to get away now before day
! light and before we're recognized, but
if we're seen here at sunup We'll have
to stay and fight Soldiers will be Sent
against us, but If we hold out and the
struggle is fierce enough, it may reach
to Washington. This will be differ
ent kind of fighting now, though. 1t
will be warfare pure and simple. How
many of you will stick?"
"All of US" said they in unison, and,
accordingly, preparations for a siege
were begun. Barbados were built,
ruins removed, buildings transformed
into blockhouses, and all through the
turbulent night the tired men labored
till ready to drop, led always Ivy the
young giant, who seemed without IA
tigue.
1t was perhaps four hours after mid
night when a man sought him out.
Somebody's calm you on the assay
office telephone-says it's life or death"
Glenister hurried to the building,
which had escaped the shock of the ex-
plosions, and, taking down the receiv-
er, was answered by Cherry Malotte
Thank God, you're safer she be-
gan. "The men have just come in and
the whole town is awake over the riot.
They say you've killed ten people in
the fight. Is it trueT
He explained to her briefly that all
was well, but she broke in:
"Wait, wait! Mcnamara has called
for troons and voull all be shot oh
what a terrible night it has been!
haven't been to bed. I'm going mad.
Now, listen carefully: Yesterday Helen
Sled and she hasn't come back"
The man at the end of the wire cried
out at this, then choked back his words
to hear what followed. His free hand
began making strange, futile motions
as though he traced patterns In the air,
81 can't raise the roadhouse on the
wire and-something dreadful has hap
pened know"
"What made her go?' he shouted.
ITO save you" came Cherry's faint
reply. "If you love her, ride fast to /
the Sign of the Sled or you'll be too |
late The Bronco Kid has gone there
At that name Roy crashed the instru-
nent to its hook and burst out of the
,hanty, calling loudly to his men. i
whats up?'
"yVhera are Won pOingY
"To the Sign of the Sled" he painted.
We've stood by you, Glenister, and
you can't quit us like this" said one
lngrily. 1.-THE trail to town is good
ind well take IT If you do" Roy saw
hey feared he was deserving, feared
hat he had heard some alarming ru-
nor Of which they did not know.
"We'll let the mine go, boys, for
ant ask you to do what I refuse to do
myself, and yet It's not fear that's
ending me. There's woman in dan
,er, and l must go. she courted ruin
o save us all, risked her honor to try
nd right a wrong-and-Tm afraid of
What has happened while we were
Ighting here. l don't ask you to stay
III come back--it wouldn't be square,
nd you'd better go while you have
hance. As for mel gave up the old
lain once-I can do 1t again" He ,
wung himself to the horses back, set
led into the saddle and rode out
trough the lane Of belted men.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-29

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
nls ,itnleheI.

9ti osr @iiGtebr poR elmer groben
8siis bra6te emit Der Batter Don bier
TStterdsn ieoer Elm 9eideni NIT. Die
Wa6l iolten iR u~nttlsin1noer ielbit
t%teifeu. gtuu bemdhtisten iih Die Drei
dltsfien S6reIern elei6 ter 9orals
LEM un6 perisntetten, pdbreuO Die
tleine Wlarid Iih NIT Der ibrigbleibens
ben 9luIdel bsenii9en muBte. Sic
ilasie aber utbi. is mar elm isbr be-
iheioenes &ino un0 betr0ttete a inns
mer ais IelbfperItdnOIi6, tab bic Sc
i6ptiter ibrer. als Der SingitsH, sue
Isst eeOo6ten.
Ms iih nun eoes Wd6heH elm Sc
ident gsrdbIt, risi GroBmutter, Die an
ibrem QG6ttih i'm grisr iab. Oas
8isrblatt 8u iid.
nainoer", iagte Ie. I'D Isbs, bah
Nbarisden Ia eins MtaIdsl in 6dnOen
bat. NiBt Sbr osnn. oab ieoe MuidtI
cine @eI6ifts sr3Gblen t0nn2 IT. Man
bdlt lie ans DIR, 6a b5rt man Gin
Ratihen. uno baIO Tam mon cine
Ieiie Stimmen D%ernsbmsH. Stbt Sud
ale BIN. oa font Sbr b5rsn, mas oisis
DluideI 3u Idgen peiB. - 60, nun
borhil"
Damit belt Ole aIie Dame tie Mu.
ifeI otti an i5r DIR unO fling gu ers
3dblen an:
sd, Elm roIa un0 peibgs UiIheIs
tsn. log stnii iisF unlsr an Meersss
eruno. I'm mid 6trum pubien alers
let ipuHoerbare Sseanemonm uno
MeergspddIs, un0 lUiiigt flbsrne uHb
go9tent 6iide idpamnsn an mir Dor
iiber. Da fam zines Soges cine l60Be
hire 0urh's MaFer eesdu6t nuO boIie
mid. Sic bsgebrte Elm Spief3eug, uno
i'd gsfisI i6r. Gle i6pamm nun an
Den Stranb unb BORT lsgte tie i6 Gin
uno ipslte lan1e NIT mir nit i6ren
5arten ntibsu 6dnOhsu. S8lebli9
iogte fe. g9isbe feline Wluidet, ih
mub isbt ms 00Fer 3urud 81 TEN
0nDeren Jitren. Did aber ld1e id bier
i'm Sanoe liegsn. Du iollt nal eiuem
beineioeren ainoe cine 5rsuoe gss
n16rtn."
80. iogts BrobmitterheH 81 ibs
ren Gnleliinbtrn, nun III Die Gelhths
te aus. aber bic MuiheI miro itbt Ter
Rire Wunfh erIiatu." Damit i6iits
ttlte bic ate Zane oie Mui6si irdf
tig. Sc flaperte oarin, un0 mif eins
nal iiel Elm Goeofid 6arnu8. .Se9t!"
idgte is, .biss 1T lie Breuos. bic Mds
risfsn, ols gsFbsrin osr Mui6sl be-
i6ieoen it,"
.2(6!4 riefsn ale aiu6sr In einsm
9ore. 81 par. az id Elm Duu0er
aeffeben, rod ME Bate ems Don ibneu
Elm @ol0hud beieFtn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

fbeH0e 9erfon fpenoet uno fih stpda
borfpdrts biest, bebt CT ben rehteH 5ul
ouf Die Spite uHo i4ldgt 1reimaI ou
Die Sobls, nobel sr iogt:
SD bsi6lagc msin tleinss gfsrb;
9rsi tlsine 9dseI lit e tDertb".
Der 9dt6ar muB 6ieuauF tns Tsfs
Ter nebmen ltRo eendu D~ieoerb0leH,
mas Ner srfe gslogt uno getban bat
Trifft sr ss nitt, 70 muB sr Elm gfdHD
aeben, unO Dies piOerfG6rt alien. bic
nidt in tas @e6eimniB Oss Spiders
~einsspei6t inn.
Der tomiIte 4ergsr nerer, peIhe
fh Gle mogltte Wibe Jessben bdbeu
Die 6aItung. zen 5on Der Stimme un6
Iogdr Die Miensn oes Spielangsbenoeu
seHou uaf5ua6msn lit meiitens Iebr
srgObli6. Dds 9ebsmniB aber beitebt
fdriu. hap man ben Stub, duf pels
dem man iibt. binten elm fDentg in bic
0ohe bebt, DGbreRo man Die oreB
Shldge ihut ano ben Spru6 0d3u
iagt.
@rit lrenn Ser Rrefs 0urhauTen
uue oamit ous Spiel been0et lit, err
Hart Der S%pielangeber, NORM 0us 8ers
le9sn bsfonoen bat. uno lummslt bic
Pidnoer Elm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

Nuti,r pisosr oisisuissn. Die i5r
satipptsn So fin0sn mir meiiens
t5sils .einstss Siroey" s6en Ourt
oitie ibnsn immstfort 3uf5eil ueroens
De 5orse rsit dser ibr 4l:er uno gut
srscssH. geioes sat atsr nsben isiz
nsn srobsR 9itls aud feline Shottens
ieitsH. 0iele gltsrn mS1ten germ iGr
tin3iges 8ine 81 tiutM .@unosrtin-
os" er3stsn, Oas init alien m0sliaen
5aleHten mo 6er.isteiseu alGa3t, sic
lid FONT cRaeiht ouf me6rere
8iHOsr pert6siltp piroen. Nus osm
.0umaerfiHoe~ piso odna natiir,ia
meiaens sin Mlsuih. Der 4Qes Onsss
fanoen tat UNI Mats otosnt.it ,aun,
Hn0 Otr Radbsr otm uirtl.ten &c.
ben Wnpractii6 uHo iAeht por6erei=
tst segsnJberfeft.
.0ir fttden iea in bic co&itule.
er III ia unisr G.u5iser ~ oa i9,ssn
mir itcu stirds an t5n ~4uenoen!" @ie
| Oft i'm 9sbeH hori man oisie un0 Gbn
lide @orte. peru es oas Ucb(
Oes ein3igen Shines aili. ~ nerrsu
of ale dubersn Gu,tt 5uIammen9e
raft, am ebsn Ken; Giu5isen" Is an
ni6ts Rhlsn 81 loNeu. is lit ia uu4
fer Sin5igsr. oeJ brauht nift NIT
9erusn 0Hgeltrsr8t 81 utrosn" - uno
er purot Elm MaTgsdngtr. .gr 1T
msin einsigss 8in0. ion bari lein
ran6rs 2iftdeH arapeten4, uno er
puroe Elm Mu!teyiobndeu. .Gr iii
MIR unisr Gin5iscr. er fam oon d1em
bdben", unO CT purte ssnuBiihttg.
.gr 1T unlsr @in5i8sr, man byoutt
ibm Die 2usel ritt Io Hraff gu sic.
ben@. %bsrubigtsu lie ii8 bti Isinsn
Oammen Streitgn, uu0 CT purOe
Ieidtiinnis. sNir tonntn's ia, tros
leten lie Ii6. ols Ie feline GhulOtn
be3atlsn muBteH. nGh, unO Ct 1T
ooh nur unfsr 6in3i9er". tIo0ten lie,
ais er ibneu Dsn Riiden lg6rte unO
id in Elm niiFes 2ebeR Itirs.e. .llnn
er mar ppd Huf en- Gtn3iger' ldnlz
merten lie, ass sr Stdnte i6sr
S6anse iiber Ie 0s6raHt 6atte uno
oas 9e6en, iiber 0ds ibn einIt Der 9us
tige Sbopier ais 9.rpalter 0eieht,
ME Elm unsetreuer pflihtotrQsKener
6dushaIter ais ptrt6lois @abe Ron
it'd geiporRn bate. - ga. er mar fbr
eiu5ises 9tuo geptien uuO tie battsn
ibn nidt gu bitten stpuBt; neil er
ibr sin3iges Sinh s~eptfeu mar, baitsn
tie i6R perlorsn 9s6sn IdFsn.
Bel Der Graiebuns Der .@in3toen"
foa gars beIonbsrs Die olte Qe6re be-
berSgt ipsrten: s9ei Der er3iebun9
Der ainOsr fol- Ser 9lpfel BET Ser Rus
toe Iiesen." Wie oft bat elm .Gi8is
ses@ Den @ltern 5itteres We5 berfis
tell unb ipis uH3d6Iige gin3iqs aber
sibt es aud, bic ols Rino ser Gltern
Sroit unb 5reuOs, i6r 666hes @ut
sspsien Fnb, ais erp0d1ene :bnen
ties taufeHOmal geoantt uno su ben
eosIiien NlsHihen ge3d6lt 6aben
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
KimS nmS sabm.

ain0: Sd bitts bid bsr5Ii8. meiu
lieber 6abn.
3angs 70 frib nihi 3u trd6en an,
9rdhe bod lieber crit um baIb a6t,
Usnn man pisIsitt idon Don ieIbsr
poht.
St6ft 6u, mid freut bod bas S6las
fen 70 iebr,
uH6 trdbt III 70 5eitig. oonn 0arf ids
nift mebr - Bite! 9ttiel
6o6n: Sd iraR. iObaIe mid Die
Come pedt,
WeHn tbr aud lang In ben 6ebtrr
rod iisdt.
ID mub ooh oas gutter am friibsn
WorgsR
Jir meme 10 groBe 8amilie 6eioroen!
Sd made Die auno LIN 6of unt
5cus
uuo ir,ibs bic s6Idfer, ois trdan,
berdus
unb DGrii BIZ germ muntsr, ME mir
e ID fn6.
Damn gs9' NIT zen 6ibrern at Bette.
msin aiHt2 9itsriii!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Der bette tpma,eb.

2ieb @retten bat gar Iangs 3eit
aui sem &raHienbette QeIegtn;
Run besinHt ihOn eis olte 6r0hlihisi.
liHO Der alte gtpp'iit i6 Su ressp;
iiuO Die @iieoer mob gang sra
mattel,
Drum puros mas aufheb'r nidt ges
faitst,
2isb Miitterltin tat treuli6 sepodt
Yin ibrts 2eblin9's Eager,
s1t ibn beRiitst Tag uno @adt.
SIT ieIbTt CANS bIab uno mayer;
fr0bIi6 briH9t tie sum Slime
binejn
SEPT Beaten un0 6riaie uR0 Harlem
ben Wsin.
llnO Sretten moht Fa aud glsid
0drdn,
D}it 9rpBem GiIsr gu ellen;
iieRt Ie sic treue 4flegsriu on. II
llno aleih tpar 0as ant're otr9eneu.
Sic iprt6t. bic augen gang tbrdnen.
Dcu:
ga9, piBP ih Och ME i'd Dir BAN
len iou!
sd piiuitts 70 io6r, Du pirOsii nun
trdnt
no miiBteit reft Idnee DID Ieseu.
yDu lube 9luittr, pis poat i6 gum
Ddnt
Did iuarten. 5eoienen mo pfle1snl
n Doa cd, pie blaB iiRt Dir Wangen
mo Wuuo
Rein, iibe Wutter, blsib' Iiebsr ees
funbl4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

piHsnfsii, Isiu unsIiid. feline Rot6loee
niht 5u nuse MAIDEN bari, pia ih
ni6t 9oitss MiBfaasn srrssen. IS
1T befsr, ME sinsn Sent fir iOssnanRts
poAlthdtiss 8eftrsbunesn tin3ugeku,
aIs msiHeH 9ruoer ooar meme S9pes
tier oss rsttmdBissr eobRes itrsr @rs
beit 81 psraubeR oaSurd, oaB mir uns
rsoli6srpsiis BEN oafiir s~sIorosrten
Brsis unesbiibrli6 bsrdbsriidsn. Rein,
msin liebss Mei5~, i6loB Sbomos, .ts
1T sinfad unisrs Gbriitsngfli6t, uns
oa1cr SIT Bitten, bic iogsnlunien biai-
gen Gtn!dGie 81 MAIDEN. oas btiBt. Die
Arbsit zines @nosrn 81 iti1em S6as
se8 beruuter5uorldsu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

-ttober FtIitsli oas 2aub BON Baum
uHo sibt e Den Wiussn 81 eissn.
Die fabren sg fort in ueiten Rdum,
@sit fort BON oeu trausrnbeu 3peigeH.
Die fs6en isbt "a nit tublem 9aupt:
0sr bat uns tsrau6t. psr bat uns
entlaubt,
no TR0 Die 8idttsr, bic Iitben.
@~sbliebsH2
9o1 ois pom pirbelnosn Winee ss
trigben,
5aben Mnsf osvssFsn.
go He ssiefsn.
RuopIF 20peHitetS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

DH tIeine Warid iir0blts por Slid.
Gle ira9ie tiHoIid: r@dr oas Sob
lila idop tmmer IN Ter Muidel,
@roBmltterfen2"
ayleiu@, trtlGrte 8roBmitttr. .ods
ga! Batter bineiHeetett, als qobn fir
Die. pelde ii5 beiteiOeR nit Der 9Ius
l6el begnUgsR poats."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Dsreii,insinnidt.

SE einem 9onDfd0ten lette Elm
S6ubmoter Elm praper uno fleiBiesr
WlanH, in oeheu 6duie has Bette une
ar6eits" tralid beobahtet pur0s.
Rur sebort gar 9isles 0a3u, cine sabIs
eide 6amilis tG9Iih fltt gu mdden
no 81 tIeiNsn, uno bic 3unoihdIt be-
tam meih aus orm@ 9euten, ron De-
len bic gt3abIung fir selieierts Daas
ten oft l0ngs atf ib norien IieB.
Da mar zines 3agss pieoer eiumul
.ein Yitnnia @eIO i'm 6duis, uuo Der
Batter brduhte es oo6 70 n0tbjg. Der
ilteite 8rdbe pur0e ausgeldidt, nm
einen &un6en an cine IdR1er lhon
Gus itebenoe RedHung 3u erinnern;
roh tam =. NIT Iesren 6Guosn unO
Dem 8si6si0 suriid, Oas @elo piirOe
am nGdhen Gage gebraht peroen.
Die 6rau oes Sdubmaders brad in
Sla9en aus. uH6 tpenu aud ihr WauR
oaran eriHnerte. TAB @ott. penn ie
IGN aHseruftn. tie nod ME bate buns
germ Iohen, ipnosrR immer sur reds
ten 3eit nit ieiner ollie ga mar
Fe ponte iehen. UNI gldubeu 81 tone
nen. pa irdgie zines Der 4iH0sr:
sUfltter, bari im po9l 6inaus on ben
Sa6 gebsn uno 9srsiBmsRniHt pfliis
deH2 Qls neltlih bic ih0ne 5ruu bsi
ans mar, ireuts lie ;h iibsr tie 9lus
men, bic mir an Dem Gole porber nit
mad bauie aebrdtt battsn. uno lie
bat mir geiaet, th ione ibr aud sius
nal 9ersibmeinHihi briuesn."
Die grIaubniB puroe germ ert6eilt.
Wenn aud oie GIiern BON 5orssn ges
oriidt rporeu unb bic groBeren 9inoer
iaoH frii6e belisn mubtsn, elm ipenig
init 81 Dertienen - fiir Die RItinen
tporeH SonHenidein unb 8lumeu oss
mug gum 6rohli6Iein, uno oaran fsbla
te e beute ni6t. Rad burger Set ipas
ren Die 9dnoe NIT 9iumsn aefiat, 10
Dab an ben Seimpss ssba6t perotn
mubte. uni nit iirahlen0em @eliht
fpanoerte Der iIsiRe 9uri6e al iener
Srau, pou beren freun0Iidem Wils
iomm Ct ieit iber3euat mar. Iber
Hitt Der Fh5ne Straub @srgiBmeins
nift mar es. ipas beute i9r 6er5 10
Defenders gelpann, nod msbr Oog ofs
feus .trsu6srsigs @siiht oes 9inbes,
ptsboIb is tban tam, aud in Mubes
tratt Der bsbrdngtsn 9srbdltntHe Der
Sdubma9erfomiIit, sinsR SbdIsr
i6entte.
Sang iioI5. 70 oieI bur6 9hrmtus
piIiiden sber0itnt" Bu baben, lieferte
Der 9nabs o0s Gelb az, un5 lie Wuts
ter, Die tur3 por6er nod getldgt bate,
penn tie Oo6 ipenigiens Elm pdar 8tos
Tfen fir beute bate. no1le ldum
glaubeu. oaB ibrer gerlsgsnbeit 10 lns
erpartet ~ab9eboIfen mar. Sbr Waun
bate ibr idou 70 Oft, penr is fib NIT
SorgeR iir ben nd6iten Gag qudlts,
peTagi: .Gs 1T BOD nitt von unQe
fd6r, taB Der 6err ung beten beibt:
glluier tdaIites 9roo gibt uns 6sute!"
gr lebt ouh morgen, unb hdnn oiirs
fen mir tpit0er bitten" Seine 3us
Dsrfht mar aud beute uitt 6strogsn
noroen, unb er frdgte betpes.. sGrau.
fdlt Dir benin gar niht auf, DaB ii6
Soft esrats Der @erdbmsinHiht Bee
oient hdt, uns bsute 6ilie gu i6idsn2
Sotlen he uns rtdt OaraR mabnsn:
CODE ben 6errn, meme Seele. unO Dsrs
giB ni6t, mas e. Dir 6uies getban
b1t!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Gonntngnein ins eauS. 9

. 9roean % GHaa Ctr, eomnsrptas. DlaH,
i1rrbi ME sbea abn be san GsHiaH8 uttts
EaiisE R5algs ~geyctasisrfsr Gel isiafF Xoati
baiis. staabem fs seer ieHsi az e. Diius Eel
ssii,isn. wcsur4 fs s0aasaes aaignstsn mar e.
tiai re bnra sta sls1tsa,Siarar tire sfiaHo4sa
nt5tr.
9 Rns IL rTod. re. ratm nHr . Glal4sH @afDi
a.Hlgs asrrfn, gtsrifr aHs bats kiibem ia R
mse1n fsiasa GH'aa mttr ron Gaaiaat % 20
tas unt 1tifaL ps,efs iuiat Wlsiuas BATE. uni
iaHa tt q bfabah ni1t sern8 iotaH-
frL ~ GDais iRM 3 aas eaiioa. g. ut baB fi Set
2 9aHrsn en- eaniasi Htt n6s,stH % gator a9aisJ
ssrslH.sarisr et5tasaH tss 70 auf u1ts. bas n
fGlHra 1riar 'stt5sn taitl nar roo tias 9ri eamtp
bi q gpa Gisnsitn.
@Nns en- mentseefa gaa % 4gtrbtnltiesnOs
N&EKA uir1 gf1rl tr ~ ffgnIgt f~uqtiantL
y atut efaaltsn ana ia W.itutR ~auiioHf.
81 4stita uas5t Get ttm Jotrt isB bos hra
Ep4D N1agr at1tg, Sort WagHf. Jab., 1Ebtreitd
$40 Itst tntfr iratz NnpUiAng poa bfE
kOENlG MEDICINE CO.,
100 L0ko str. CHICAGO. liz.
8ei npefhffsfn ~ haben tar
$50 bic EInf6s, g 1fafdfn fff qE.ucI
crete et.7B, Q faf 5000
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Mat0iel. G6e

25u6Ha6en : 2adtRTec.
Gs fomnt, msin Sinh, nit R nnS 9 bos
chen,
Das GeBenibsiI bon Sturm unb Ghids
iaIstoben.
Wii . BATS cine iharfe ShHsibe
limb ibut oar mondtm pisl SuIeibs.