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The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-03-19

send you my clothes after l have 40
more use for them. Ollie?" she In
Quired, touch Of gayety In her voice
and bright color coming into her
pale cheeks. 'Why, certainly l will"
IF you can't send me a new one
now and again, 1 don't want your old
onesw Ollie retorted
'YOu may draw on me, Ollie, for all
the silk dresses you can wear" Eunice
said recklessly.
Ollie's eyes sparkled. Look at here,
Eunice, do you mean that fur really?"
Upon Eunice reassuring her Ollie's
look of cOmplacency proclaimed her
resignation to the turn events had TAX
en-, since she herself was not alto
gether shut out from a share in them.
'Eunice, will you come with me
now?" Kinross asked, again rising and
feeling buoyant in the liberty which
the new circumstances gave him to
talk with her unrestrainedly and when
and where they both would, independ-
emily Of the government which had
made her so inaccessible. Il have
some things to discuss with you"
Eunice rose at once, the pensiveness
ing as even his good news for her had
not caused it to do.
"You haven't the dare to go; there's
supper to maker interposed Mrs.
Morningstar from force of habit, not
realizing yet that her reign was over.
Eunice walked to the door which
Kinross was holding open for her.
81 am afraid you and Ollie will have
to get on without me-" she said, turn
ing at the threshold. 81 have paid my
board, you know, for the rest of the
time l shall be here-$3, 900 up to the
end Of next week. AS a bOarder, of
course you can't expect me to do any
work."
''If you don't work you don't eat"
snapped Mr.. Morningstar viciously, the
family habit of browbeating the girl
getting the better Of his prudence, for
he knew, Of course, that 1t was unwise
to further offend one who had become
so rich. "This here $4,000 amt payin'
fur your board, fur it amt yourn to
give-it was mine in the first place
extorted out of me by force! So you
just come on here and help nom git
supper or you don't eat!'
He emphasized his words by lifting
his hand which held the draft, and in
stantly the valuable strip of paper was
drawn out of his fingers. Kinross
passed it on to Eunice.
"If I may offer a word Of advice
don't pay your board in advance. Eu-
nice. Wait until you are ready to
leave"
Eunice, smiling, tucked the paper in
to the bosom of her calico gown, and
in the face Of the blank and utter con-
.sternation of the family, the two walk
ed away, Kinross calling back over his
shoulder, Give us good supper when
we come in and we will pay according
ly. Poor grub, small pay! Well be
back in an hour proba bly,"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-03-19
CHAPTER XXIV.

THEY strOlled about together in
the nearby woodland in the
late summer afternoon. There
4 was so much still that had to
be gone over and explained; yet Kin
ross found himself quite neglecting the
prosaic details which ought to have
been discussed and, dwelling upon the
far more absorbing theme Of the girl
herself, leading her skillfully to those
fascinating self revelations which she
made with such childlike openness and
which, because of her refreshing and
unique genuineness, set her apart in
his fancy from all the rest of her
"false, artificial SEX"
Yet Just now as she walked at his
side there was a vague sense of disap-
pointment in his heart His explana-
ton, given to her while they walked,
of her aunt's noble courage in at once
giving up the fortune to her without
hesitation or protest and her readiness
to return to comparative poverty did
not bring. the response he had hoped
for-an offer to share with the elder
woman her quite superluous thou
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-03-19
CHAPTER XIII.

n T 8 o'clock in the afternoon two
~ days later Kinross was once
Z more with the assembled
Il \ Morningstars in the farm
kitchen. the entire family, including
.Eunice, being present at the important
interview he was having with them.
The withdrawal of Georgiana's all
made the family seem to Kinross on
his return quite shrunken and small.
He had wondered how, after his
few days absence and his fresh con-
tact with the world. Eunice would ap-
pear to him from the point of view Of
his own and her aunt's world, and it
seemed to him now as he looked at her
sitting opposite him at the kitchen
table that she was even more detached
from her environment than he had at
first thought her and far more akin
to his own and her aunt's sphere of
life than that Of the farm-to which.
indeed. she seemed entirely alien.
He fancied today that the habitual
melancholy Of her eyes was Intensified
But surely the great news he had for
her would quickly dissipate 1t and the
original pale drab" of her existence
change to rosy hues-perhaps, alas, to
lurid ones--for in his heart he felt not
a little, misgiving as to the possibly
baneful effect Of her seeming good
fortune.
Before returning he had sent a mes
sage ahead of him to Mr.. Morningstar,
warning him to be ready against his
arrival to pay over to Eunice imme-
diately the sum Of $1,000 or be pre-
pared to accept the consequences.
The effect Of this communication had
been to lead the Morningstars to urge
upon Eunice once more the suit Of
Abe. but neither their persuasions nor
their anger had succeeded in moving
her.
On his arrival he had of course in
sisted upon seeing Eunice alone. But
he had met with such violent opposi-
ton to this from both Mr.. and Mrs.
Morningstar that even the girl herself
drew back. unwilling to brave the
storm that would follow her open de-
fiance. He saw that part, at least, of
what he had to tell her of her affairs
would have to be told in the presence
OF the family. Surely the news would
make her able to throw off the last
.vestige OF her yoke.
SO. first. he had forced Morningstar,
under the lash Of his threats. to sign,
IN cold perspiration Of horror, the
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-03-19

a, IiDt outC. uCoISiohd pioISSt-
ed, but she iaid her hand affectionate.
'Iy on Daisy's arm.
"But you may be sure" Eunice
spoke with half gasp and almost
without voIition. 'He does love you"
"Whatr' Daisy turned upon her.
eyes, Dr. KinrOsS does love her."
Eunice's voice sounded hollow to her
self. She was dazed. There was a dull
dead weight upon her heart. an unde-
fined but keen sense Of loss and pain.
DR. Kinross and GeOrgiana were "as
good as engaged"
"uc says i,e loves you" she repeated
meciIa nicaIly.
There was sob in her throat that
ached intoerably. She felt an impera-
tive aeed to get away by herself. She
suddenly sprsne up. and before the
other tive girls could collect them
selves she was gone.
For au instant surprise held both OF
them silent
'-.'rste's & little bit off the top! de
GLAZED Daisy
"What c0uii she have meant?' won.
dered Georgtana.
IL can't get ai,oardw said Daisy. Il
don't think sbe knew herself / always
did think that girl acted as If she had
wheeisf"
"if Pete we're still here l would ask
him what ne knows about her. She
is singular" GeOrgiana agreed. But
what could she have meant"'
"Ste never saw Kinross, and Kin
ross never saw you. She was talking
through her hat"
sOf course" GeOrgiana again agreed
reluctantly. 1t would be so much more
interesting II Daisy's conclusion was
not so inevitable-if Eunice had not
been talking through her hat"
Meantime Eunice, alone in the
haunted" chamber, seated On the side
of the bed and staring with unseeing
eyes into the darkness of the room,
CROPPED in greater darkness Of soul as
she tried in her blind ignorance of life
to understand her own great desOla-
tiOn
Engaged to he married.! What did
marriage mean to men like him? She
had an unhappy knowledge Of what it
meant to such as Abe and the other
cOuntrymen about here. But to a man
like DR. Kinross. man with an intel
lect and soul as we'll as body,
would not marriage mean something
different to such as he2
Suddenly a hot wave of realization
swept over her. Some burning lines Of
Browning came to her mind:
Be = god-and hold me with your charm.
Bs a man-and hold me with your arm.
Eunice sank down upon the bed and
buried her face deep in the pillow. To
her trembling heart only one thing was
clear. That which in the days just
past had made the sun in the heavens
shine for her as it had never shone be-
fore. that was over. He belonged to
another What had he to do with her
or she with Elm? She was alone-ut-
terry and absolutely alone.
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already turned my back upon my
past"
you're turnin' your back on Us now.
are your said Ollie darkly. 1--WE amt
good enough fur you now, are we.
since you're got SO wonderful rich all
of a suddent? l guess you wouldn't
even send me a new dress from town
oncet in so often to pay fur all the old
ones gev you a'readyw
Again that little ripple of laughter
from Eunice. "Would you like me to
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TO be continued next week.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-03-19

u T 5 o'clock in the afternoon two
~ days later Kinross was once
\ more with the assembled
Il u MOrnin gStars in the farm
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

@sr Fat oas qaIosr ni6t srFuns
beng
Der uimmt Is nit osr g6rliatsit
niat anSusenau2
Wer ihmeitelt 6trH9
Wer EBt eern bepirthen2
@tr BAT ben meiFen 9erfano2
Wer lit auf ieine S66nbsit an meis
ten tinsebiloei2
0er beTbt BE mgiIen RenutniTe2
0sn nridt Der Shub2
@sr 6eiist bic nsnisIe 9s6snss
art2
Ber fdut germ nit Der 93Hr in oas
5aus2
Nsr tan5t an id6nIen2
Ner 1T Der gr0Bte Ra6ti6pdrs
mere
Wsr neiB Fa niat mad Der 0eds
5u Itrsden?
@er iatt am msiFsn @noeren gu
seiaIen2
@er bat zen i~reutefen Mutb2
Wer lit am rohItbdtighen2
User bat nag mitleiojgite 6erS2
8er III oer SrsRe 5eu6ler2
8er ebrt fremoes geroienR am
auFriatisien2
8er lit Der bsrlpegenfe 3eiter?
Il. D9l. n.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

gnpeuoaHg 81 bringsu. namentIi@
iiberan oann, psun Is tb um einen
ltsbeglduB an 5al3iGure 6anbeIt.
Die 9elcur mirb, ME Tr. Walto In
Der ,Uitner Rlinii6sn Mphsnf9rift"
beroorfebt, namenili6 bei Magenbe
idpiirsn beper3fgt neroen. oa ie To-
adr i'm Stanoe lit, cine 9lutung btnis
a~n3ubolten. 9ute G%riabruugen BAT
Ct ouBeroem lei hronilden Wla1en
ent3inoungen unb Bel elmer lteber
empftnoli6eit bts Wd9ens asmaht.
Manhntol boten bic qoiisnten Dor
Dem Del einth aelpiHen WioetDillen.
Damn III es n0tbis, 3uiabe 80 MAIDEN,
reip. an @teae Des Glioen6ls. Bran
bel6l, WanbelmiIh uip. az EsbeH.
Sin goribeil ctr Cslcur lheint nod
odriu 5u lissen, bdb tie telit6ia nit
dnoeren 6emdbrten 8ebanolunssnas
tbebsn combinirt neroen lam, lpie
nit me5icamentoier, otdietiider uno
nehaniI6 der Bennolung. SdIieBii1
III md berBor5ubebeu, oab Qgalto aub
BON Dem 8sitgt6alt oes Suodenmarit3
Del Wldgenfrdnfen rfdt quite GrfolBs
geIe6en bat; oieiss pirb isbr Germ ass
nommeH NIB s%ntfaltet ieinerlei unans
1ensbms RsbeHpirlumen. Gs 8eidnet
ii6 oprh leiHte @erbaulihleit unD ti
Hen boben 0dbrperib nameuiIih oa
aus. no oer ardite5uhanb aeiuntsn
1T. gie @euo6n6eit aus Zen SETTER
~auferer @roBeItern unb Der attn
8sutiden. oie auodcn 0uf3ulhlaggn
uno bas Gnodenptrl bei 1iid nit "a
%0sr5ebpH. ideint oaber elmer iUifeus
Ifafilihen llnterIa5e ui6t 81 snt5tb
ran.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
pas fRner,.

Sin 6daen. bas oie fhuere garSe
Des fol3en 3eiters ME ssfibIt,
Den blaHtsn 3aam fir cine Udr0e
Der 3u9eritt'nsn 8fsrne bielt:
Dies 6ilen lief nab alien 9fernen,
Worauf Is einen Mann erblidt,
unO piriHts balo Elm RoB 81 psrs
ben,
Dus Sattsl, 3aum uno Reitsr
ihmidt.
Mie isIien fennt Die G~6rbeQier0e
Dds Slid, oos lie 81 piinihen pflestl
Sas 9eit5eag. bic 9sniini6te 3ieroe,
9giro oieiem 5HaeR aufgelsgt.
gtaH fulrt es freidelno bin unD iDie=
Der,
DAB e ben 3pans geppAnen ioa;
Stol5 9eAt eas 6iilen auf ano nieher,
IMP itol5 sefdat ids iel6er pObI.
Sc fam nit prddtiaen geber6en
8ariid in zen perlaBRen StanD
unO mddts pieberHb alien 4isrbsn
Sein neu erbalt'nes Slid 5elannt.
14a.4 fpra4 es gu Dem nadfen
@aule.
nWlid Iobten gtae, bic mid {d6'n;
Sin rot6er 3dum lief aus oem MduIe
Die i2par5sH MdbneE aoI3 hiRuH."
@qein ME oing's am anbern 5a9s2"
Das 5uaen fam bsttiibt 3nrdd,
uno ihuibsao fpraa Is: o0eI5e
9Iage
SIT nint mein einse6itoet Slid!
3ndr oieat Oer 3aam, mid duf3us
bIsen;
Dcn oarum paro CT uint aema9t.
Gr lit 81 Heinas 2eiters Ruben
uHo meiner StIauerei erodht."
Mus piinidt maj T@ BEL iungen
Sd9sn?
Sin Slid, nas in bic @aaen f1at,
Dds Slid, Elm prd6tis Amt 81 tras
gen,
9ds 8einsr bod su ipGt erhalt.
Man eilt berenagt, IS 5u errei6eH,
uno, ieiner 5reiheit unsetreu,
Gilt nan nod ItoI3en @bren3ei6en
uno oelto tief'rer S~tldperei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
@lRtS Writes Gffabrnas.

2aqioa g. Ban 1904
edt esn IssisH : SshssH esriarts ia nskr ais se
GIa{asu aasor asHiss 9srssR.Si6rt,r esssn aa,r,-
ssrBtHs.asE. 2n ligfuns bessIbsn absr,sol aai
eEpaTtnas,n. sire ea0uibans oaer sRi,r ;szn.
nare, sE saasss eaa isasa absr ben bon ssssm
ulsbtsn. EsIess iasIta s-s gn'aa, ron soafaa,
tatis, HnB ia b~sioassrs sssuabHsr. usa psrfaaes,s,
ess;s unS ana sta eys5lala hs far nne,Ibar ertlsa
isH. 9aaosE ia lbs abr 9aitsr R5aias gsfstn.
essssf har siHs @p3s lang ssss5sn BATE basssa 81,
Un9Sa, sans qua. fs bot Nun in 9 3atirn fanr m,br
aehaSt uimmt absr iHlnss nee hsins Euisn ron
BEN s~srosu.siar.sr nae q ana iaaa sslago. Tsaihs
HHo sladiia bahtl ar g Il cole
~MAS en rtrthtrns3 ena SIR petssuleiserN.
&EEKE piro Sshsn Der q ufriaHsL suatianot
Wrnt tEhalicn aaG bic Mrhaa rmisrH
Srit 0ethitiH uHrSe itit ben Sattt as npr Rsff
SotH. 4ae9f Qoail Sort g8eeat. 2rs. snttrearf
NAo istt nAtfr itiusf sHrsiiuna nsa kr
KoENIC MEDgcsNE CO..
zoo Laks str. CHICAEn Hr
sci ~up0tbeEsrs ~ habrg sfv
eAsOO pc Wtnilts 66tafdiru far S5.0O1
avake SIX sdF 50 al
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
@sisEEAaftsEpieEe
@sItH 2

4eTt esq
Wldn nimmt siuei Spiele 3arien,
uHo 5par js nd6 ser 9ln3a6l Der
3beilneamer 0ieies iebr unterbalten=
Den Spieles, entneoer ems BON 80
ooer Elm DolitdnOiges BON 50 un0
Spar, 6dmit bic gldtter niht unters
chamber lommen, 3pei, ipelte auf
Der 8iidieite BON berlHieoener 5arbe
linb. Jn grmanglang bon Garten
Tam man audi gIeihf6rmi9 geihnits
tene 9Bdttaen papier in Bet erfprs
eerltten an3abl nebmen, aaf bic
man, 6oppelt. bic laufenoen 3ablen
pm l an geihrieben bat.
0dnoem bic aarien aut gemii6t
limb, brsitet man 0as cine Spiel PER-
6sdt auf Dem Glide m0gli6H nett
oAsetndu6er, bos dnDere a6er per-
ibetlt man sIsiG5eitts inter bic
/, MitIpieIer.
Sinh bisie @orbereitungn beens
! bist, 70 pirft irseno Elm MitaIies
Der @elsafbaft, peIde UNI BEN Gid
ltst, auf Dem bic peroedten Garten
liaen, cine beliebige arage auf. bic
F9 auF eiHen Der mitTpieIer be3iebt,
tnoem ne sntpeoer cine 6anolunq
oe1elben, oosr cine Gieenort, einen
9or3ag, eiRen 6ebIsr etc. be8einnet,
s. g: s@sr 1T Der sr5Bts Gang
ihIdier2" Goer: .Wer bat bds
meiite gelb?" - Cber: nNer fpridt
ielten Elm gsi6eites Wort?" etc.
Snoem er bieis 5rase tbut, orsbt
CT zines Der neroedten 8tdtter I'm.
unb Der, peIder Oas sltide gluit hes
5~iDeiten SpisIes bat. lit bdnn Der
Se3sihnete, uno maB baHn Ieiners
ieits cine Heae 6rage aufrerfen, ins
BEN er Elm nsuss 9Iott ouFoedt.
50 aebt ss in 6unter Reibe fort,
Bic uur nod Elm glatt n5ri1 lit, uno
gep5bnlih fsblt Is niht an ber3lis
dem gelddter. bsionoers neun F6
elmer Der Mitfpieler nit elmer beIons
hers bosbaftsn 6rage Mibs aessbsn
bat uno oanR felbif Der 8e3eihnete
II, ooer penn bic Srdgen suf1aig
cine beiBenbe obtr ironifhe Qnuens
oans ouf ben firbsu, Der it'd ba8u
mslben mug.
Der lsbsnoighs acrtganq nir5
nomentlih bd5n %btitrdtsn, oas Spiel
u~nterhdItsHo 81 mahen; oeshalb muB
leosr TN ocraus cine ober mehrere
Jrassn In SHINE bakn, I'm he To-
alei3 ausipre1sH su tonnen. fobalo
siHss isinsr 9Iattsr sennnnt piro.
Aa9 bs5sidnet es ere ercbe S6ners
gaAsieit sss gsiHe8. min nan Th
taase dAf Die gang einFaden Hraasn
pslinnsE bic 81 Sidsm 5pisls asnis
zen ano ois ieibh ods osrindns gaHs
fEnneH n reider Msnse bietsn pirb.
I'm e iHoeB iol6tn. 81. uitt
germ ouf eissnsn 7yabsn feb,n. al
srlel1tsrn, Doan mir 6isr cine ans
saM Jr1gsH ~duetbeu.
@sH plasi oaa unse7i.frq
Wtr II bon Der cerIisbttfsu 9rt9
0sr fat ID bsuss glrrssn MIDI
ssraftsn9
BsE ii or sr5Bis g5arssnmo.
HtF2
Isr faniai F5 germ NIT fr.m.
agn 5seern2
Msr irdst sins gsrraat9
AsE idzast srn aug bsr GhuIs2
Asa glasi en- zEsttn Der Rs;57
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

usbes Bets mao anHere iUiirs
ftter BET pfereen. - So aIgemetH
bieis pIase 1T, 10 piro ibr bon 5drs
mern ofimais ssii @eodsung aeidsntt,
penn bic gingsDeiot beB Qfero.B
buditdblih c0n ben Wiirmsrn auf5ss
freisn Fno. .ysbem Jarmsr lit bess
bulb aufs erinssnofs 0u5uratben, Oct
ben qeringfeR osrbddtigen 4nJeideH
BON Wurm,rn Elm Witisl ME bic 6ens
rtfaegap'eln a~njupsnoeu. auf bsTeH
a6iolait Nirtiamisit er f6 auf ale
SANE bsrlaTtn taun. Ri6i psniser
als 100 5sbu35aiss Wirmsr Tinb mad
BEN Gingeen elmer @ursfas gapisl Set
siHem 6obsn %abge9an3eH uno uatirs
lid 1T Is 6ei srIpadiensn Bferoen NOD
Bitl Ihlimmer. 6tsr mdHen gDei ber
gsnannten GapislH gesebeH ipsyosH, I'M
bas pisSo pouhGnbig DON MiiImsTr
81 idu6srn. 8roB ibrsr dussesihnes
ten WiriHng fn0 bic gapislH DOulidns
big 6armlos Hnb t5nnsn aud trageRs
ben Stutsn gesebeH lBer6eH. Das Dtta
tel TIT bon BET 8rsseets RsmehD o.,
gor 1876. Dept. g., WlilDaulse, Mi4,
Az 6esisben gum Bell. Spn $1.o0ftF
8 obsr $1.50 fir IL @apleIn mitsges
ndatn QniptiIung,n. Bitlelee Girna
Detimidt duh tin aaset3siHhtRs Mits
tel fir ale 9Sdn e0n ROlii gum pEsiie
Dcn 800 fir 8 9ulpsr. - 5n 9gisfsa
mems mar stf. sisis 8sAgaG
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Qniererante Nrreurdmft.

g} Den adastn Sag fommIt
Du bsute ni6i aus Der 0aImlahe here
aus; muBt Oh ba ItIbh ouh nod
9aub aultsen. no Oh spsi drausn
engoairt Daft unb auBsrbsm oos
DieRkmdonsn bilFtq" t Ii
Rein, nein. Wldnnnen, bsrubiae Did
i9 bore nur slipas Su."
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3-Irotupter 3uhIrr.

Batter GeiHem IkIbirenoen e5ohn
fhrejbsRb): .Dsine aleiber fannR Du
Cir bel BEN @6nsieermeiier Ihner
bort maiden lofsH. Der pumpt Dir
idon. benn 10 bin ibm nur nlsbr 20
Wlart bon mstner SinOeutenreGnung
i9nIois; aa,5 ono're bab i9 mad unS
nab be3abltl-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
en- @taafnnn.

Dlon Ierbe GsIo uur mitiela poTEs
oosr GrpRb @sIOanpsiiungsR, real.
itrirism Brittle ooer ouf Milpduix.
gbieaso ooer gsD Oorg Iausenbs
Mediel.
Ole ptdmisn per Don psrbsn
portofrsi 3useIanbt.
Sine nab gsFeIIung gsliefsrie
prdmis lanB ni4t ssgen cine nnosrs
umseiauIdt peroen.
SO Wlaion Gtrabs,
Wlilnauiee WiL.
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DEL oils Scilmittcl bei 1llaeens
franFbeiten.

6sni5utass 1T man btiannlIih
Idon 70 nett selummen, reines 6eit
in Gorm Des Cliben0ls BEL esrI9ieoes
men grtraniunsen bss Mlasens sur
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prrlit,rs ainoer.

g d usr Gu einem NAB
den, DsIdes ouf cline Qinosrtoris
fdbrt): sWis alt biit Du osnn9"
w a , d en-: n@9t Sobrel"
9 d aner: nDu Fe1t abtr alter
aust" - W a d sol Ionn
bite i& Sis, mid stfduisf niGt 81
bu3en!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Gin l,artrr zsd,laa.

q a d bortn n...gpts. Drill
Iinge fno bti'm 6,rrn Getretdr
dn%setommsn2 49,. @Ies ant oeoans
GENE Zen # m 9
idl Der 6err Sstrst6r 1T sbsn ipieoer
su iih getDmmtul"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
o. 49, ndl I.rnnrrr.

emo Der 0a BEN ibm beases
neHeen S%taulnnssn) saisiner. eeb6rR
On nit Su benz gefiRor bss Sduerrt
BON tptI9em man fa ersGblt, boB Il
auein 100 OaftR i'm Sian bdt9-
Sunss GOI3): .Sd, ba s'bGr | al
oaaudln
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Die pbdrop
nifde 66Iongs.

9tan ftrsus einsn 5auisn gigarrms
ooer gigarettsnaIde auf eiuen 8saer
anb Iess cine SdbIstte boppeltoblenz
iuurss Ratron. bic man aug Der Qpos
tbete bolt, oarouf. Damn feH6te man
aaes nit UlstbplalooboI (ebenfdas in
is6er Qpott, erbdltlih) an unb aiHoe
eann NIT etnsm Streihbol5 bic Wlaiie
an. Die SaIdnss iprinst empor uno
pinosl lid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

g imam (5A isiner 1rdu)i
Dab mir unisre GuIalid abFolut midi
aubrinaen t6nnenl Mas baben nil
nidt oIss btriuht! Sn's Seebdo bdbeu
mir tie geIhtdt. isosH Ban bat Ie miis
mdnen miiHtn, brsimaI 1T fe pereebs
lid ms MAILER esfaasn. aoaturs bab
Id eemo9t - Te iist INNER nOd!4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
eti 90rausSabluns Don
$500

Cine Rstt nm std
nett permittetF btg 6tes
ofeopts. 100 pbotosgbromos,
@nfbtstayisn Der intsreHauttIisn
pldbe oer Nelt, bohftin ousaefatrt.
Dieie IeiusH giloer Iammi G~isreoIeops
uno NIT tiHem Sa6rgang oisIsr 3eis
tang pottottei nur $685., r6us
Stsrsoleop $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
RinrifrI.

hnlbner:. 2isber Orr Dill
Ter. Sie muhsn it9 i9on gtSuIoen, ia
bate ndmIia naglaublides pem.
@sfteru @btn6 redns I'D suIammen,
mas id Sbntn ftutbig bin, Ieee bic
8dntnoten auf ben 9iIh - ba duf
etnmaI faat be 9ampc I'm, bas Qss
troleum I6uft ouf ben Eilh, uRo bas
gGnse @elo ptrbrenati" - @IGns
b t9er: ON. BIN - m5eEiG it's
ia; o6er, Gerr Berger. @ie eRtIduls
Digen: bas muB bob Gin ishr - roffis
nirtes Netrplenn aelpelen flint
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

9d5easn. Rscspt,, pOfseisbs. eano.
tdritn etc.
Die sqders unb Carter
bcus 3titune', eri6siHt pohsnts
lib bon II bis 20 Seitsn fart unb IN
arerlannt zines Der btitsn lauomirtbs
ihaftIihen gldtter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Rsru.

Der 8dder: .0lfen Gie. tpie
ID bic flint Guub 6leiI4, bic id bel
St istooit babe. 81 6duTs ndnpi,ie,
bat n babies 8uno isFeblt." - . er
BIeif der: .Ranu9 Sd bate bod
Sbr 6inffuRbbroi ais Seipi6t ienom
men, iutil Id msin Giierietpi9t psrltit
bate"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

Domebss . aues. .@lauz
ben Sie mir. nur Der @erbeirdtbele
iUeib pds etn gliidIides 9eben tIt!" -
q a #: Sang ri6tie, meme @nds
bige - aber Danu 1T IS gu fpatl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

Q a II 10 Grter (als auf Der
rsuen Streds bic Selearop6euleiiuna
sebont Diro): .Ylotsu Gle g nur net
5ho3, eaB meme 5rau o'@Gl9 auFs
b6nssn tannl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Sci gsraus8a6lans Don
82.5O

Confirms 5aHb6u9 bts
nlblt9tn unb 5af9snots
losber Belt. usb,r 440 Ssiita
TART uno sHibali sslsslids gsftims
marssR, gOnIalsss, Gins Hso enssrs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
2InsrbanS 1lmr,weiL.
Gin GiiRtaItem mailer gu
fieoeu.

0a3u beoarF man elmer bIehernsn
9Haie nit boppelttm go0en. Der
DoppeItoosn tit Ioie, 70 eaB CT leiat
berausgennmmen merDen tann, un0
nit utelen fIeinsn Q66ern berleben.
9(uf ben @runo Der 8ddie perosn nun
Elm ooer mebrsre 6dn6e bon nRgss
i0i6ten 9alf gsIeat uno bdrduf or
ourtIoherte goben ole in Das Sc
fdB 5ismIi6 eerou sinpoFeRos bur@s
l6Herte platte sebraoht. Run Setgt
osr aiinitIer ben 3ufhausrn. je0od
obne ibnen oas @sfdb in bic 6ano
81 geben, oaB es leer lit, nimmt odna
cine 5laIhs faIten Wdhers, l6Bt lie
pom oen3uihaasrn beFiiblen, siebt nun
0as @efdB gu oreipisrtel SbsileR bpa,
legt oas 81 binein, oag er ih, gum
geweiie, DaB es MD nirIIia rob Ill,
con einem Der 3ufdduer sr6itten lam,
uHo oedt oas @sfdB gu. Der unse.
l0i6te 8alt pirb alsbalo bas Wais
let gum Steben brin1en uno bas 81
gar MAIDEN. lin Die 2dufHunq nod
gr0Ber 81 MAIDEN. perThert Der ainIts
ler, OaB er sinen 10 gliibsnoen Atbem
babe, oaB sr bas Mailer oaourh gum
Sieoen b~ringen f1nne. gr nimmt
ou9er sinen 9feiienftiel pbsr irscno
cine anbere 30bre, bldR cuf bic gi6ie
unS ldbt ben 3ui6auer fiiblsn. pit
lie INNER pdrmer peroe. Wenn 0as
0oHsr flint Minuten eeto6t fat,
nimmt 6er aiinifIer oas 81 hstaus,
5erlsst ss in mshrtte Slide, nimmt
pdOoR ieIbit zines, gum 8epeiie. OaB
IS nidt sifti9, uRS praisntirt e Sen
uebrigen Serum.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
RmmOriitiIhes,
O. rtuinr,,l,afs.

g.. isitssm Der /. 9eqetaris- u,s
norosa II, bet sr aud feins aettfre
~eeansert2" sSa. itott oes Wurffz
bIdtttsns bait er l9 lest Elm Sale
bIutti"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
@tl NoraaaaabIana oon
82.75

Httnt Htrtftoptfde 9fIs
bos 9sben G6rih bars
telenb. amml sutem Gtes
ttofcop. @tr gmpfdHgsr Bat BEL
rieier prdmie bic @rprsbloTyn AZ
sahlen. Qor!pfrsi $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Or II
fir 1908.

gti aritisr 9oraua5s3ablun8 Iisfstn
mir bic 3eitung auF Elm poles Sa9r
anb irgeRO cine osr iolssnosn prds
misn.