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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-03
FORMER RESIDENTS IN NEVADA.
Rawhide and Other Camps Home ol
Several Idaho County Miners.

! ]. L. c. McCaffrey, an Elk City
mining man now in Nevada, in a
letter to the Lewiston Tribune, gives
news of the following mining men
who were formerly identified with
Idaho county's mineral development.
A part of Mr.. McCaffrey's letter
follows:
1 met George Blaine at Golconda.
He is among the successful Idahoans.
He owns valuable property at Col
conda and also at Humboldt. about
thirty miles further west. Both prop
critics produce shipping ore. Theo-
dore Parks is located here, and is as
usual doing extremely we'll Associated
with him are syndicate of Salt Lake
capitalists. Mr.. Parks is now develop
ing vein of 81, 600 ore. f. E. Gordon
is also interested here, as is also o. L..
kimball. They are among the lucky
ones. Lou and Chris Smith are in
Rawhide. Jim Turner and Dan Worth
are in Goldheld. Jack Wood, / be-
lieve, is at Fallon. Jack Rankin
Quicksilver jack is located sixteen
miles west of Lovelock on the South
ern Pacific railway and is said to be
in fair way towards fortune"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-03
WILL BE SMALL FARMS.
o. R. & N. Agent Pleased With Prairie
Thinks il Richer than Pa.ouse.


R. B. Miller, general freight agent
of the O. r. & NJ, who visited
Grangeville and vicinity last week in
the interests of his company, gave out
his opinion of this locality in the
following words at Lewiston,
Thursday:
The soil is richer-it is richer
country than the Palouse country. 1t
will be a more thickly populated agri-
cultural country than the Palouse
country. General Agent Mount and
| made a visit to Grangeville and
Camas Prairie. 1t was my first visit
there. 1t is great country. 1t is
big and it is rich. 1t seems that every
foot of it is producing something or is
capable of doing so. | consider it an
ideal dairyiny country. There is
perhaps no better dairying country in
all the northwest. The soil is too
rich and the advantages too great for
big farms to be maintained there. 1t
will be cut up into smaller tracts and
no man will be handling more than 100
acres. 1t will become a very, very
thickly populated agricultural coun-
try"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-03
North Carolina Goes Dry.

North Carolina voted for strict pro-
hibition in the state last Tuesday.
Seyenty-eight of the ninety-eight
counties went prohibition by approx
innate majorities of 48, 500 votes.
Under the provision of the bill sub
mitted TO the people no manufacture
or sale of Intoxicating liquors will be
allowed in the state after January,
1909.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-03
WITH OUR NEIGHBORS'
from vaou. County by

the Purple, I" Annie Jorgenson
Either Solo, "The Last Rose of Sum-
mer" ........................H Herr Carl Klinge
Essay, WESTWARD the Course of EN-
pire Takes Its Way. Thomas Hurley
Essay, 'In the Shadow, '..... Hilda Lieske
March and Cakewalk, George Wash
ington's Birthday Party .,.....,............
.............................. Denver Cornet Band
Essay, "Above the Fog, 49, Earl w. Fuzzy
Presentation of Medals, ......................
.......... Principal, Norman Addison
valedictory Essay, "The Stamp of Hero
ISM, -......-.--.........Nelne hurley
Presentation of Diplomas, .................
....,...................P Principal, Norman Addison
Song, "Onward Christian Soldiers. -.
................................. School Chorus
Benediction, ....,......Rev. w. ]. Jansen
March, "Young American, '....
......................... Denver Cornet Band
The church was well decorated in
the class colors, lavender and white,
for the occasion. A large and en-
thusiastic audience of patrons of the
school greeted the graduates.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-03
McCarrah Il Captured.

H. B. McGarrah, the former KAN
iah station agent who was serving a
term in the penitentiary at Boise for
embezzelment of the railroad COM
pany's funds and who escaped from
the institution a short time ago, was
captured last Wednesday near Cald-
well. When taken by his captors,
he was nearly starved and in pitable
condition from exhaustion.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-03

If you would know what a dollar is
worth, try to borrow one.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-03
Rendered Difficult Program.

Miss Sadie Stockton, of this city,
will graduate from the University of
Idaho, at Moscow, with the class Of
'08. Miss Stockton is an accom-
plished pianist and gave very pleasing
recital last Wednesday evening, at
which the following program was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

tions and trimmed with large medal
lions through the front. Still others
trimmed with filet lace insertions and
inserted with heavy filet lace medal
lions.
Choose from Exquisite Embroidery
Dresses. designed with yoke of lace
and strippings of val. Skirts richly
inserted with val lace insertions and
embroidery to match the waists.
Dainty transparent lace collars.
cred tomorrow at S4.9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
Sale of Dress Shields at
Wonderful SAVINGS.

The famous dress shield manufacturer the world dis
of his surplus odds and below
lar Tomorrow place the entire lot sale thar
usual wholesale costa bargain opportunity that should be
braced by who supply her at hal
price and less.
-
9th are
Lot One-DRESS SHIELDS consisting nainsook covered
\
. go
Lot Two-SHIRT WAIST SHIELDS light weight nainsook
to
$780,. - .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
Long Lisle Gloves,
Regular Price, 0QC
75c Pair A/~

Just think of buying Long Isle Gloves.
full IS inches in length, OF perfect quality and
faultless fitting. at 2oc pair.
In black and white and every size.
Gloves the favorite MousquStare kind with
button clasps. and sell regularly at ioc pair
We've upset preconceived ideas In glove selling sew,
eral this regular customers we'll
know We doubt, however, if have offered the
equal this bargain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

Choose from Beautiful Lingerie Ba-
tiste Dresses, deliberately inserted with
filet German val insertions and dainty
embroidery work with tucks.
Choose from Dainty Persian Lawn
Dresses. made with all-over lace yoke.
stripped with wide filet lace bands.
artistically designed with kimono
sleeves of lace and edsing
These Beautiful Summer Dresses,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

Choose from Charming Lawn Dresses
deliberately tucked through the yoke
and stripped with val lace insertions
in novel designs.
Choose from Handsome Persian
Lawn Dresses. with round yoke of
beautiful lace insertions. stripped
through the blouse with val in
ser,ions and embroidery medallions.
others with transparent lace yokes
stripped deliberately with val inser-
,tually worth ten and twelve dollars n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

, ST. Bed Pillows,
. CSC.
. 200 Large Size
y Bed Pillows, COW
cred with heavy,
. dustproof art tick
\ ing. in colors of
, pink. blue. green
> and hello: filled
3 with crushed tur-
= key f e a t h RS.
:. Regular price.
. s1.D. Special. CSC.
; Sc Curtains,
) $I.2o.
Z g0 p a r 9 or
. Rohbinet Ruff1ed
, urt a i n 6. fine
: quality and extra
Z we'll made: sew
eral styles of lace
: and inserting 40
7 inches wide and 3
i, yards long. Reg
> ular price. 500
/ pair. S p e CT a /.
:. s1.29.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

1OC ydrQ.
4 big lot of Silk
Chiffon Ruching
with double and
triple edges and
silk stitched eff
fects. In white.
light blue, pink.
black. etc. Choice
of 200 patterns.
One day at Toe a
yard - regularly /,
DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
BARGAIN
Briefs.

L. ~ SoA loAAS
Swiss, SIC.
Yard wide Cur
tain Swiss: good.
sheer quality. in
large assortment
of stripes. dots
and figures: suit
able for summer
curtains. Regular
price. 121sc yard.
Special. Size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

SC Apron Cling 1
hams, sac. !
5000 yards Of I
Standard Apron &
Gin & h a m S. in =
blue. brown and I
gre en- checks. 9
Warranted fast q,
colors. Sold reg :
ularly at Sc a I
ward. One day at &
SIC. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
EDITORIAL
PAR
Blk. Silk PettiCOatS,
Regular $500 o. %
Value, at -. %AeIO

We have Just received another lot of $50
splendid heavy rustling quality Black Tai
Silk which with enthusiastic
reception last week. they go sale tomorrow
Identical in quality style and workmanship with
the best five dollar silk petcoas. If they not
couldn't sell close thousand in a fortnight
of rich. rustling quality black taffeta silk.
full flare section ounce and two of deep
shirring.
No doubt these SIS Silk Petticoats oas will
just much sensation those previously Of
fered at this low price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
BARGAIN
Briefs.
$3.50 Go-Carts.

$1.o8.
Fifty Folding
Go-Carts. the ia
m o u S Haywood
make. r a { [ a n
back and reed
S e a {. enameled
S It e el running
gear. 10-inch rub
ber-tired wheels
& o o d st r % n &
springs. One day
at .9S. Regular
~ $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
soc Furniture
Linen. 2oc.

:,0-inch Furni-
ture Linen: vari-
Gus style stripes
in red. blue. green
and natural col
ors. also plain
linen. Sold regu-
larly for .pc yard.
Ono day at 39c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
I2c Tomatoes,
6r

Large-Size cans
of Tomatoes. Sc
lect quality. solid
packed. One day
at &c a can. In
stead of 12c.
fBa sement.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
Sr.25 High
Chairs. zoe.

; 30 III e V W o o d
!, m a k e Children's
, High Chairs. oak
> finish. & DO d
) strong rounds and
/ spindles. with adj
|, justa BILE ira y.
, Sold regularly for
! S1.25. One day
. at 1ac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
Purchase of "Justine" White Dresses.
$ $fa15{{1 an St$ $1S.S SS'd at $4.98

o 'front.' maker ftn etraed"Tu e"brnC
enak ahandom
mesof
0 ne fines sort IN w Sheer Lingerie atkte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
zoe Diabolo
Sets zoe

Vi a r d " o % d
"WhirlinG Wiz
ard Diabolo Sets
complete with .
pairs of iS-inch
sticks; neatly pol
ished. One day
for 19c set. Reg
ularlv 29c.
Basement.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
Porch Seats,

Q for sc.
Large.siZe Jap
, q n G S e S r a "
Porch Seats. sold
regularly at &c
) each. for one day
|. at 2 for SC.
Fourth door.)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
pos GanS Ser HinFenAen.

Dor Soften cabs elm tIeiues 2anS,
Nprin man teinsn glenI6en iano,
Der nitt geltottert, ipenn sr rs6ts,
9iat, peun sr giRg. gtbintst Bate
Denn geiees BELT man fir gallant,
Sin 6remosr iab ben lIfbsljtaRb;
pier oaAt er pir0 mon bid i'm @eb'n
%bepunorrn miiiieH,
limb sing climber NIT iieifsn 5aben.
Gr 9ing, Elm Seoer ia9 ibn an.
uno Qae la6ten, bic ion ia6n,
uno Sober blie6 Dor Baden feben,
uno idrie: 2ebrt oon ben 1remotn
gebenl
Der 6rsmoe bislt's fir feline QFfidt,
Den 8orpuri Don Iih ab5ultbneR.
Sbr. rieF CT, binit; i'd 0ber nihi:
Den Sang miiBt ibr suh ubseno5neHl
Dds gdymen miro nod meAr Dcrme6rt,
man ben 5rem6eu ipredeu bert,
6r itammelt nidt. gsnug osr G6dube!
Qlan ipottsl Tein i'm gan5sn Qanbe. IL
Sepobn6sit maht ben 5sbler T66n,
Den mir BON Su9enb duf gsiebn.
8tr9ebsns miro's Elm Gluger fDaqen,
lln0, bag mir t65ri6t Fnb uns iassn.
Dir Islber baltsn ion bafir,
SIoB, neil sr fIiistr 1T. ais mir.
G4r. 8. @etIsrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
Grit isbsn, Sann nrtbeilen.

gines MOr9tas tam Elm Diam bonn
aanoe in sroBef Aufrssung unO NIT
3ornigem Nusieben in ben Qaoea bes
@roeernbdn6lers W. @r lief ieinm
Wa9en erauBen i'm Slid un0 bie!t ,is
men pudti9eu Stod in Der 6ano.
s6err d.. iagte sr. lid tauIte cine
9ate NlustatniFs in Sbrem 2aoen
bod ais i'd hsimtam. ian0 i'd, baB
mehr ais bic 6dlite 0aIniiGe naren;
uR0 bort Itebt Der iungs S6lingel, oon
esm i'd is geIauit Babe, auf 5obann,
zen 2aOenbisHer, %hinpeiisuo.
rSo6ann", fragts 6err 3D., bait
ou oisIem UaaHs NalniHe auItdtt
WtustainiHe %psytauit2"
nRein. meiH 9srr!" mar bic iofors
tise 4utport.
gDa liigIt. ou iunssr 9tngell" REF
Der Qdnomann, nod mebr aufgeregt
ourd bic unsridrodsHbeit oes iungsR
Mannes.
,Ran, 66rsn Gle einmal", Tdaie 60
bann. stpsnn Sic f6 bic Mii6e 9es
nommen bdtsn, S6rs MusfatRaHe su
piegsn. 70 pir0en Sie geFunbsn baben.
Dab iA bic BdlniHe gratis oa3ueesss
ben bl6ei4
nqd, III IS m69lia2 Sie bitten mir
bic WalniHe gsihsntt24
nSapO6l, mein 6err! sd mari cine
6an0Doa in bic 3ite, fir bic ainbsr
gum &nadsH", ia9te Sotann NIT
Freunblidem g1heln.
ngun. MIN, penn BAG ni6t Elm
Strsih if~ II fa5te Der Bauer, inbem
feine 3age alien 3orn berloren unb
Dor G6am srr5tbsisH, .ba muB i'd
Sic 0islmalS nm gni6uIoisuna Biz
ten!" =
MaRhs 6arts Rses unb 6tibes glut
lieBe fh oermeioen, penR man crit err
fp6gen paree, mas man iaatn nil, ebe
man Qn6ert oni9ulbiot. ,1enfe spsis
mai, ebs ou sinmol Ipri6H". oas TT
Elm ausgs5sibnstsr Sinuipru4.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02

bt5auptets2 Dean mubts is unpsrs
5gsiiH mad ScoilanS 9aIo ss9eu uae
ben San sur @nssise 6yinslR. 4sr
usl1es parsn ssiHe 9gnsiis fir 4rs
t9ur's S9ulS9 Sin @epad3sitsl. zen
Id IN Tsinsr 1aihs g,FuEosn. Elm
StH6rtsI in IeiEsr Sanoi6rif;. Elm
SnoieH, eer Dor sinsr0o6s ssiSr nor
ben mar. 8ab! 9susis bate i'd
teiHe.
Aao paul mar bereits perbafiet ua=
Ter Gem nridenoeR @eroa6t Ger M9r=
Der isiHer 9ante ~ Teiu. uno Nribur
bsfane fn in oisism AuseubIia usy.
mat9.i9 I9ou auF Dem Wess nad
AmeTiea.
Sd isHnte Den 8eoanseR ni6t los
peyoeRi oaB Die Sade troB msinsr
@ntosduusen fdief seasn psroe.
4rthur pIrOe snttommeu, Qaul giroe
oerurtbeiI. psreen, mir Uiros 3ies
man0 @lauben I6enten.
Ditie 9oritsauna brdtie mid fan
bon Sinner. Ranosm Id einem 9os
tighten in Sout5sRo Die leberpd6s
ing bon Qrt5ur's 6aus ibertraseR,
lAritt i'd bic san5s. Qant ourt bic
StrabeH. Set TAFT elmer 0o6e bate
i'd teinen ruhi3sn Sdlaf mehr aeIuus
ben. aber iH Tam ai6t iagsH, baB ID
mt9 ermioet fisIts. Sd mar non
Dem Sasofieber bsFanen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02

5luHO,r uip. Ntr rstt bid 1T. lam
th ia aua 0dlfiih Hsnnsn. uHo Elm
tlsiHer @oi9fin farm aud uutsr ben
6Iiten ietl. Run beginAt bas luIti9e
SPIEL; ieotr slid bapIl an Srt uRo
Stele O0n sinsm SUB auf zen an=
bern. bis sty Slider. Der auber6al6
oes Grsifes berumhHpft. ruff: 80
fanse ben SLID fir ~uulereu Stih.
Sci o,M Bort Siih mahsu aas till
lie6sH, nur Der Slider bapit ptitsr,
bis du6 er biuier Dem 6iih. BEN sr gu
baeen niiniht Itia le6i uu0 ion btim
9(amen neunt. Der gerufene Sid. ia
gen mir einmal 6edi. Miro nun an bic
Ansslyuthe seu0mmeu. pas heibt. er
mus ben Slider an Der ,Sade. ooer
Dsnn Is cine n6iiherin" 1T, am alsio
fehtalten uuo hinier lem ootr i5r Der
tiipfsn. Sohato Der 8iiher nj. lei
nem eylteR 6ano peitsrbupit 6Ipfen
aud ale SpieItheilnebmer, BITS Der
Slider pieOer iast: sd ianst Sen
5ild fir a~niersn 5iih@; audi Der
Jpeits Sid mus tapieua folssn unO
lta an sem griten 6iia f%stAdlten. 90
eHifsbt nod uno nab cine LANCE
Rei6e. HHo psHn bic Slide ni6t i'm
1dei oariR bipfen. 0ann tam Is oors
tommen, oaB ale matchmaker binpurs
5eln. Das Spill tam 10 lan9e iort.
pereen, Bis lta.t hes 3reiles
nuy Elm siH5issr slid ibris sebIitben
II, um BEN oann Mus 6erunbupfeu.
Der Isbte Slid ptrO bisr0uf, psnn
man nod Hidt miioe 1T. gum Slider
e%rRaunt. uuo Oas spiel begiHnt pom
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
DSn Sen Gnaeln.

qun LAB Sir %er3ab!sn. mein lisbss
Sin0.
Uis id0n Biz 9uten gnssl ino!
Sic IiHo 10 SEQ nen 4Hstfnt
Ms Gr0' uno 0immsl i'm 6rdblingss
lidlt;
Sic habsn 4ugen gar blau unD tl0r
llno epiQs 9tumeR i'm golbigeH @adr,
llno ibrs raihen 6Iiigelein.
Die ino oom fl6srnsR WonoeuI6siu.
Bel Sag Hno Nahi
S6pebeH bic @ngel in ial6sr 9raht.
Run LAB biz %sr3dbler mein Iie6es
aino.
Bis Die @nslsiu flisseH leis uno linbl
90 leis, ais Der Sdnts com 6immGl
fdli,
90 leis. ais Der Mono 3is0t lber Die
0elt,
50 Isis. ais Der aeim aus Ger groe
iprisBt.
So Isis. ais Der Quit our6 Die Cutie
fIiebt,
81 leis, ais BON 9oume pe9l elm
@latt,
60 Isis. aIs oas 2iht ii6sr Qan0 ano
stab,
90 leis uno fins
5Iisssu be GnsIsiH. mein lis6es aino,
Run LAB Dir %sr5dtIsn, mein Iisbes
Sinh,
0p3u bic autsn Sngel iino!
NC sin armsy betet in ieiner Qotb
pa brinsea fe in 6as 6oug i6m 8ro6;
no beim lranten ainoe bic Mutter
pu6t,
Da nebmeu oes &iRots Fe in aht,
IMP no in Gei1brn Elm @uter I6pebi,
no Ssmauo peinst, Ssmano 6ebt.
Da6iu geidpino
9sRsn Die gasIeip, msin Iisbes ainb!
IIno piQit bu. msin aiuo, Bic gngs
lein ieb'n ~
Oas Tam aut Der gI0e pobI niht
gsideb'u;
Do9 ipenn ou bier IsbT fromm uno
rein.
Wiro tets Elm @ngel nm bid Iein.
llno penn osreinT oein auge bri6t,
Du niat ms5r sripdaf sum Cages
liht,
Damn pirit bu ibn fdau'n: CT mint
Dir fiji;
Damn fOls' ibm, pobin sr bid iibrsn
Mill
SIN 6immeIsIdein
Uirr BIZ oann ielber Elm Gugel isinl
RuopIf 2%0nsnfsiH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02

nor0ameritauii6en Ssaaisn galifors
MEN, QouiiaRa. Mihifippi uno @ii
iouIi. SIN Suli 6simIt man i'm ctuts
den 9dterlaHee Die friihte ses Eel
oes Elm. fsrHer in Csiterreid, Gpros
6rantyeia. S6psi3, 3uBlaHs. Qolsn,
gn9iane uno zen n0yolihen Der Ger.
iaatsn. SIN 4usuit lit bic Rei5t an
Ssl8isn unO 0ouaRo. RoraeuglaRS,
colombia. SIN September folsen
oann ShcttlaRo. Snpsom unb Rors
lpessn uH0 Rero RuBlanO 3a1leih
besinnt In 4msrita Sic Mdiseruts. Sm
Gctober beenOst man i'm Rorolihen
SGottlano oos Gin6oIen oes gstrei
oss. SIN 4opem6er une December
enoli6 briHst man in Qoro- quFras
lien, IN SIcdftioa uno in Sintsrins
oieu Die @rnte unter Dad uuo 6ah.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
Der BScbmtntb.

Sine Stsrublume Iasts emit sum
9eiIhen: aSitb mid an, ME i60n
id biul @roB uuo liebli6 Iiebe i'd BIER,
boz Jsoermaun an~9eie6en. pI6renb
M in Ger 9erborotnbeit febR unb
taum beadi.l mirIt.1
@ls bic Sternblume nod Tprua, lies
Ten 9iuo,r oes 0sg's. pfliidten lie,
3upfteH ihrt Strablsn aus un0 mar
en- lie 0ann duf ben Ues.
Sas 8eiI3en aber blieb unbeads
tet unter Der 6sde lieben un0 Ireule
iih. ooB Is Isben ourfte. @noeren
Tags lam elm mann seedngsn, iah
oas 9eil6en. grub es Iammt ben
Nur8eIn Ooriihtig aus, tru9 Is na6
Dem 5rieobofs uno pitan3te ss oui
Oas 8rdb isiHsr Wtutisr. bort puhs
uue hlibte Is nno brante ie0es ,Sdbr
berrli6e. OufieHbs 8lumsH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
aeus- -Gn6s.
RENE rIdtiesn e5iuns,n srbuIteu.
lpas thnt eine nufe 1llntter2
oGnbtu ns n.

n Quf bieis 5rags gi6t Der .qratlilhe
BssDsiisr" fpIsenbs antnort:
Sic tobeli unD lobt i6re ainber ni1t
IN 0sqenpart BON @1fen.
Sis pflan3t in bas 6ers ihrer Sim
bti 9isbe 81 alien 9utsu uno bsDabrt
Fs Dot t6ien GinflaTen.
Sie aibi i6nen cine frobs Sagsno,
samii fe nit Greube an ibre ainbs
PEI. BuradpsHlen tonHen.
Sis lsbrt lire aiussr Bic geliglsis
0sB gebens.
Gle 9srnatlaHigi fsines IN ih1sr
Giehs. ionbtrn til gsreft uHb eiei6s
ndbis gessn isbss.
Gle Sat i'm gerd1rsn nno 0eriaqen
Der Bitten ptr 9inDer igine Qaunen.
Sie IdBs bas airb. BAG fe gefraf.
bet, idblsr. onb e ibr pt6t iaui, ira.
zen SO mlHsn. unb nimmt az nahbsg
lisbrtih ipieeer ouf.
gle bleibi jung mi. ibrsn ainotru.
5le GtisI auf Der ains:r 6aiiung
uno @gboresn uno betdmpf b6bli6e
Wanierer.
Sis lsbrt Tore aiHosr b5fli5 lsin
ssBtH br6 uB5 nieorig.
Gle buIot. itiHg 1bierqudierti
Sit Isart i5re aiHosr ibrs Qsbrsr
ahisn uR1 lis5en.
Gle buloa Hi6t baB i6rs timber
untn Hh ialf4 iprs9en.
Gle bulbet Hidb bar lire aiuoU
gsssn Qrme une 9s5rshlihs rddF6ts,
los Hue.
gle srinnsr. F4. mas gss ia ibru
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
Mann erntet man auf Scr
Gree?

Smmtr. So gi5i tsinsn Wlonat bes
5a6rss. in Dem niht in irsen5 sinem
35sis BIT Groe Grnie gt6dlien pirb.
Die folstHos a~ufhsaung pirb oas ers
psiitn: sam 5anuar, psnn Sci uns osr
8oosu ned nit Snnst nn5 eis 6sbedt
1T. fahri man bic grHie IN Nufyalisn,
QtasSeslouo IND in einiqsn GdA0em
Saoam<rita's bsrsits in Bic Sd1unsn
Elm. Sm 8s5ruar bsginni bic ernis
IN anbisn uHo Cbsrs s5ppten; Is moet
in Inter g ssptsu i'm BARS. Sm april
srntsi nan 1af ber SnTtl G1bsrn, in
gtrFsn, aleinaHsn, msrico un0 ouf
guba. On Wlai fol5su Qlstitn, Wliis
telaHsr. g6ina un6 5apan. glarctto
uHb bic Reconsideration 5.aotsH
1sr1s uno 5loribd. Ter 5uni triHsi
BE ernts str Donauitaatsn, 8riehsas
ungarR's. SUbsa uBlsnb's,
S.slisn's, SpsrieE's uus gortugaps,
fHbIi4sH gransTsi5's IND ssr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
,IIIerbanN 1tnr,,peiI.
8sin un0 @affer I'M @ta
9efnt9tst.

8sin un0 mailer i'm @la E
9ef6tdtst.
9ldu iiat Elm @las CUR 6dlfte nit
0aFer un9 pirft 9ierouf Elm Stud
den Sroo. etpa bon Der @r0Bs elmer
NuB, in oieIes 0aHer. @ieBt man
nun gang langlam unb porFdti9
Wein ms @las. tnSem man oieltn
auf bus 8rpb ialen IGbt. 10 piro man
N}aler uno Nein dbssIonbert erblideu.
unO 5por oas WaFsr 81 untsrt unb
ben 4sin Obsnouf i6pimmsRO.
Wdfferim 9af6entu9f fort
trdgen
lit cine 9lsinigttii. ipenn man bas
Su@ oorber auf elmer Sstte tii@tia
nit 9drIappidmsn (au6 6erenmebl,
SliBpuluer uno Qpcopooium oeuount
49, in apot6ettH 8u bdben) eiureibt.
man foBt 6aHn has Sud bel alien
bier 3ipftIn uHO IGbt 0oher bineins
Is piro nidts odbon aus BEN
Su6e berausIdufen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
(gdtub foIat).


Del 5abrsaF tireg Stobsr 9ams
piers itsnt an oeFen SHbrer cine
Reibs bon Jrogsn. Bic bitisr GuberR
5uDortommsHo b~santportst, bis i6m
i6liebIi6 Der @ebulbfaben rsiBt unb
h9 nun folssn0ss mortlpiel snts
ipinnt. 6abrsaf: .D,nn 10 nihi
ire. iDurbe bisfss S6iIf i'm Bore
lahrs BON eiHem anbersn gapitdn oss
iu9rt.~ Gahrsr: .50l~ ayabrs
gait: no 1T Ct bsnn ett?" sahs
Ier: De is oobt.@ Nohrao1.
.Wes2 Eobi2 Ias be6ours IDS is6rl
var iol1 Iiebsnsnlrbisr Wsnihl
Moran II otnn hsr e~shorbsn2"
5H9rsr Zen beb5t ie oobi froat!S
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
Der xIiieIte aibt nasb.

Gin 9lann siug emit fpajisrsn.
vs. be9sguete i6m Elm srober Mtnih,
Der abii6tlid piber ibn lief un0 oaz
bst taste; sd sebe niHt ieoem Gars
zen aus penn 8ege." .0as ibue i'd
aoer pobl", srpiOerts rubis osr Nm
oeGe in0 pih aus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
RIfafans.

Da3u mansn Die Sgielsr Hh in sis
mem 9rsis cuiitslltH. BOD HiSi bic
6an6 5o6ti re;hen. lam mRFsn ogs
einem otr SpieIosfG yten. osr Das @ms
bss 8ii6us ubernommsn Bat, ibrsa
Qamsu nennsH. Hiht osH ridtissr 0as
men. ionDtrH sen RamsH zines Tifhes,
ben fe Hh nDdblt, ME: S6lsi. 5sh.,
9arI6 ea9s. GoEsas. ssEins @aI.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
q. GapitsI.

Sd mar nun imfianbs. ods 8srbrss
Sen ooer p~sRigfens neins Qniht
oarlbsr nit 3ismIi5sr genouiaisit
con ntasm f~sfsufslsn. germutblih
a1tis 4ribar 6or5sp Sic grmoroun5
lsinsr 1ants nit Consr us5srlsauRa
alsssH7Et, i'm Fa in osa gefs i5rss
SsTMossns 81 itbtR. she re i5r 9sfas
si absfmols 6Hstrts.
Ss saHis Sa3e par fs6r f5Iau az
gaai ssDslsH. bic sin5ise 5cra, Be
8isr9rs bate BARN 6efanbsn. ein
alis nanDeiisH 81 founsn. ms biss
i9m ocuf6Hsie eslunasn. arsu
eogtEs rayte o5He 3ptiisl bsf6p5s
ssB = soT i5TG @uasa BEN
~ssaSsottszsisHR RissDssas, sas e.