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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-02-18
Jewett-Relating to taxation

D.. L. a
wett-Relating to taxation OF
farm property.
Christianson-Removal and dis
charge of patients from feeble-mind-
ed Institute.
Giedt- Creating an agricultural ex.
pertinent station at Ashley.
Anderson-C Conferring the right OF
suffrage to women on prohibition and
liquor questions
Sgutt-Creating an agricultural ex-
pertinent station at Harvey.
Doyle of Logan-Creating a fish
hatchery at Lake Beaver in Logan
county.
Christianson-To prevent the mar
riages Of insane, epileptics and feeble
minded.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-02-18
TWO MEN RUN OVER BY TRAIN

Voss, Walsh county, N. D., Feby.
l6.-The Northern Pacific passenger
train passing thru this station yes
terday struck two men, Andrew Kar-
cher and Frank Sucha who we're in
stantly killed. The men were driv-
ing across the track in sled, and
did not see the passenger train be-
cause of coal shed and string of
boz cars which shut of the view.
The first named victim was mail
carrier and the latter q farmer Of the
vicinity. Both were dead when
picked up.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-02-18
SOLD CAR OF
o OREGON &c FRUIT
Grove Disposes Of Large Con-
siqnment of Western Prunes
and Logan Berries.

There is probability that James,
town will have another wholesale
fruit house in the near future, as
member of we'll known fruit grow
ing company of Salem, Oregon, was
in the city last week, making care
full investigation of the locality and
the facilities for handling western
fruit. The firm represented has
plenty Of capital back Of it and the
choice Of a location Is said to lie be-
tween jamestown or Aberdeen. The
firm shipped as sample car Of win
ter fruit a consignment OF Oregon
prunes, and large shipment of Lo-
gan berries. The fruit was billed to
Aberdeen and was intended to :.be
sold originally to the wholesale firms
Of that city, but the fruit grower Is
said to have found that this ship
ment was not received with an offer
which the quality of the fruit merit
ed, and 50 rather than to be taken
advantage Of and to incur heavy
loss. the fruit was re.shipped to
jamestown and disposed of here.
The prunes we're among the finest
ever offered, and the consignment of
Loganberries was a novelty and
very acceptable one to fruit consum-
ers, who became acquainted with the
fruit.
The ::Loganberry is comparatively
a new fruit to many persons. It
makes a very fine table sauce, with
agreeable tart flavor. The berry is
red, large, elongated, somewhat re-
sembling a large blackberry. 1t is a
fine fruit for pies, puddings and 9TH
er uses. The Loganberry is raised
extensively in the Willamette valley
in western Oregon, which is the most
famous fruit raising district west Of
the Cascades mountains. The center
of the district is Salem, one Of the
Oldest towns and thriving little
city that has taken on new life since
the great success in fruit growing
has been demonstrated there.
Oregon fruit growers are looking
for eastern markets where they can
get fair return for their splendid
products and North Dakota and
Montana offer about the most tempt
ing elds for western fruit men pro-
viding they can effect shipping and
sale arrangements SO that the great
class Of fruit consuming population
in the northwest can ::afford to pur-
chase of the surplus fruit of Oregon
and Washington. 1t is said that this
firm is making arrangements to start
a branch wholesale house in the near
future in Jamestown, as result Of
their more extended investigation of
market conditions here.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-02-18
m,sLEo BY FAKE STORM STORIES

MIsLED By FAKE STORM STORIES
Tim Williams, who left Jamestown
for trip to Texas points, February
lst, returned home Sunday His
visit to the south was cut short by
reading reports of terrible storms
and billiards, in the southern papers,
alleged to have occurred in North
Dakota and Mr.. Williams naturally
taking the dispatches to be genuine
returned home sooner than The had
anticipated, fearing that the boys on
the ranch southwest Of the city
would not be able to handle the stock
during such terrific storms as south
ern papers reported. Mr.. Williams
must have been considerably sur
prised to find on his return home,
that no storm of any consequence had
occurred, that there was no need of
any worry about stock losses, and
that the weather in North Dakota
was as favorable as anyone could
wish since the LIST of February.
Many persons in southern states
look at man from North Dakota
with great curiosity, as If he were
some freak, and do not understand
how'any person can reside lin such
q terrible cold country" These opin-
ions In the south together with ideas
Of North Dakota weather, are manu-
factured almost exclusively by the
fake newspaper reports sent out by
impecunious correspondents, mostly
in the twin cities, who get pay at
space rates for whatever sensational
exaggeration they can get newspapers
to print; and in addition, papers In
the south are always ready to publish
any sensational blizzard and storm
that comes from the northwest.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-02-18
MONUMENT READY IN the SPRING

The artist in Chicago who is mod
elling the statue. Of the Indian
maiden, Sakakawea for the commit
tee of North Dakotans, expects to
have it finished next spring. AS soon
as the model is completed It will be
cast In the foundry. There is SUM-
ctent appropriation for this work,
from contributions of schools and
others in the state. More than half
the fund has been contributed from
private individuals. The total
amount raised, at last report was
s2033. 81. Jennie B. Lord. of Cando,
is treasurer, Miss Buelah NJ. Amtdon
of Fargo is actively interested in the
memorial to the Indian maiden, who
has gained such notoriety for her
brave guidance Of the Lewis and
Clarke party. in the early days Of
northwest exploration and North
Dakota achievement.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-02-18
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
Cash in hand to loan on real es'
state. Get rates from me before mall
ing your loan.
N N Hral,or
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-02-18
RICHARD SYKES
|. | STARTS TRUST FUND
Former North Dakota Resident
Gives Land Contract For
Educational Purposes.

The North Dakota Sheaf for Fet-
ruary has the following:
The past month has been marked
by an event which will be important
liz the church history Of North Da-
kota; it has seen the establishment
Of our first permanent fund for gen.
eral religious purposes.
Some years ago Richard Sykes, an
English churchman, who had consfd-
erable landed interests in North Da-
kota, and who himself built our
church at Alfred, LaMoure county,
placed in the hands of Dean Burleson
certain land contracts to be used as
trust fund for educational purposes.
These purposes have now been car
ried out, and because of the excel
lent returns upon investments made,
there still remains very consider
able sum, which-with the cordial
approval of the original donor-has
been made the nucleus OF q perma-
nent fund to be known as the Sykes
Fund for Theological education. A
board of trustees has been constf-
tuted consisting Of the bishop, dean
and chancellor, Messrs. C. A. Whee-
lock, and H. P. Lough.' The bishop
is president, the dean secretary, and
Mr.. Wheelock treasurer.
The cash sum turned over to the
trustees was 81, ,2s0. It is hoped that
this may be largely augmented from
time to time by gifts and wise in
vestments, the purpose being to Sc
cure an adequate fund for the educa-
tion of young men to work In the
district Of North Dakota. This is
great and pressing need. At the
present time we have nine candi-
dates for orders and a fund of $4,000
would be too small to care for them.
However, it would be great bless
ing If we had the $4,000.
But at any rate, beginning has
thus been made toward the perma-
nent supply of present and ever in
creasing need. We hope that our lay
men throughout the state who have
been blessed with. a competence, will
realize the opportunity presented by
the generosity of Mr.Sykes, and that
perhaps friends outside our borders
who believe in the work we are try
ing to do, may wish no leave some
permanent reminder Of their faith In
and their sympathy for 1t.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-02-18

Rev. L. Z. stangenberg Of Hazel
ton, n. D., is in the city on bust-
ness. s.s, sssss ss5 .,. s.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-30
Gin IAlafenser 1auaer.

Mis 9ouoon miro folsenoc oyots
lice Giei fidis serjdtet. Rte Ih III
ser eueliitsn arie1smariue 1aattras
GEN bat. yin Gaua'er mar Raf3
uuleu %sIonoi. nm Sic Shrau6sn
ilalel DTS t,iann;su Hriel8Iniffss
DrtaoacuRbi9 pen zen auseoahies
nel 4alNerpit1n3t en- 81 beireieu MD
so rtiniaSn. Gg mar dion cine aan
Seit uaieu lsueig u. hltis a6er uaJ9
iein eesfnss,id,sH pou iih etlssen.
Alles %2elepaonifen mo Sianalj1rea
mitieis Nttne 1uar ntragalid. SIS lam
feline @niroyi. Dlataeu ay5eilste Sic
Suitpugpe r|es1lm6Bia. io oaB m1a
peen niht puBie. pls MON oaaoV
f,nisn lolie. lls Damn absy eIne
9arile nn0 Gin aao,rss Bsr'3tIa III
Die Neae idm. matoe Elm 3n tex Elus
der IN he fisie hi~ulb-e.1ieB. 0te
ler par sanm lnisu an s.lanai. as
az 0uh itmn osm n3th.hassnosa
Cffisier bic |teFaai1euse &1ttiht
RAD o5en ielsaaonirtn .enait. san
Ittn 8olegt mla1str uno sa.tr Tae
ltl naa nuy ep1s 5ahsaisu b5sa.
Der Bl0nu saiie crt ielnt Nraei
ocataoe un0 Ft 0aun duf eingn osr
ryllafH @tralteuiNia.t ssisst gvo
gr. oen eer I%uiiyenaHns srmlost. eIas
eeHidt# fcsr. 81 BATH, II eius aaaie
g5tii, ieii Gel litu. vlareno Mr
heln lttntg sit.tri hsn 2aw~ sen
eutR flit mob een aHatru an3e3.
ot oeg 16lamutrnogn mgu.ly plat
i1srua HWisgt EN- Esy Efhsitr. sen
eitit. tasn1t.tae fl.i i'm aoa an
Nraot. etiai 's lab 1eu ensr.
fraians oss aisrs Seasi
san ett m3 1lgh.t mas tiusa
asai ggtas,n @.ggcti2 Eli.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-30
8eitrafter eiaenNinFsi.

Sin aOler fhoB bon Ieinsr JeIIsn=
fpiBs auf elm Gamm bernieOer, FaBte
IS nit leinen Ttdrten Rrallen uno trug
IS nit 9ei9tigtsit oauon. Sine Doble
bate 0ies nit augeiebeH, unD Oa i6r
Oas Stid gsfiel unD tie iib ebenIo
tart slaubte pie Der 4oler, poate tie
ss ibm gki9tbun. Dit eepaItiesm
6li9eIfauien FieB ie aIIo auT sinsu
@iDoer nis0sr. 0O4 nergebIi9 mar
ibr 8emiibsn, i'm a~uf5ubeben. 9iels
mebr berpidelte ie fin nur nit ibren
fraleH in bic Soften Der Wone unb
oante ii9 frog ales 5liseIf9la=
Jens nidt pieber befreien. Der Dirt
JAP lie 3appeiH. lief bin3u unb srbaidte
ie. Damn beihnitt CT ibr bic 5liisel.
Ino als Der 2lbeno fua berabneiete,
aabm er ie Ieinen &inoerhsn ale
5pieliuerf nit.
Isl, ei," riefeu boaerfreut bic aIsis
ner, mas 1T bas fir Elm 9oael9" -
sSopieI i'd nsiB, a~ntportete Der 9as
ter, uiIt's pabrIi9 nur cine 0obIe; er
islblt aber gIaubt. er Isi elm Nolsr.~
6o4mutb tOmmt Dor Dem Sale!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-30
Gint nsns saarsI,rpraitinn.

Or. W. 9. Bruce pom O3sanoara,
pbliden gaboraiorium DOT ebinburQb
bat inters1ante Mitteiungen uber ben
plan Der neusn groBen Gu0polarerpe-
oiiion gemaht. bic 1911 BON GnQfan0
aus bic Reiie in bic antaritiiden re
gionen aHtreten nirO. aus benen
Sbadlstou jebt 3urideete9rt III. Die
neue Expedition mirb Mot osr Routs
@bodIetons folgen, iou6arn BEN Dor
iioB BON Der anoeren Geite aus berTlp
den. ng8ir uerben aus Der Geaion
BON 6oaislono ausge6en rmo euer
oNrdl ben RoB Gee oirett duf ben
Dol 8uitreben. Der qfan Der reuen
e%rpsoitIon entipria. ;iipa Dem Der
lsBtsn inottii den. Sin Gdiff BON
250- 800 gous niro au5qerinet uno
etiDd 30 Widnner oer @i1tnidaft an
Soro nebmen. Da5 1abr3euq iuir0
nit ben neue ten o3eanoardp6iiohen
AppdraieH aus3erunet. lo 0dB IieFiss
mehunaen bis an 1900 8aDen Eisis
uHp WtYt VDtseHQNllieH fDfrDen f0ns
uen. Die 4usriiiuna fpiro aud etniae
yloiorihIitten, Die leidt Id reQieren
ino. iofpie cine dusrei6gn0e @n3abl
BON PonBs uuo polar6unoen umfai.
len. Daa 6orihunssotbitt lieat elua
Dier3ia @rao iiblib rom ii0atlantis
i3en C3ean; bel Dem @orItoB ndm BEN
Suoeu pir0 man bic Don Der fdottt
I6eH Expedition 1902 -04 bereits Ell
iorinten Gie6iele p%ermeiosn." gepor
hos Shifi bic 8obrt mad bem antarfs
lilAen aouiinente a~ntriit. meroen i'm
iubdtIontii@en G8tan 1icfictmsNuns
gen uno o3eauogyapbilne 6orihunoen
boraeuommen. ben 9uenos 4irss ans.
9ebt bic 8abri sundAii na6 Eriiian
H4cuHba. baun nab BEN 5anopihs
SuieIn uab ben Bonnet S,uieln. Die
Soften Der Expedition iDer6en auf cine
Wiioion psyaHi6laat. Sic Gor-
idungsfa6rt ION 5psi bole Sabre in
anipru6 nt9mtn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-30
Der Snebs unN sic ztat,e.

Gs trug Th 81. 0dB bic Stage in siz
mem @dIoe esm 6srrn 5ud)s bsss9s
nsts, uno neil re 0o6ts: Ct 1T selaeit
uno p0bIsrfabreR uno gilt oieI in Der
Wslt. 10 iprah tie ibm freunolia 81:
.@uten 3uq, iieber 6err Suhsl 0ie
gsbt's, pie itebt's2 Wie i6ldgt Sbr
sud ourh in oieier t6enren 3sit2s
Der 1uhs. alles 6o6mutbs b04. bez
tra6tels Die Sage pom 0opf bis al oen
1aBen uno muBts Mot. % er sine
4ntporf gebsu iolts. GueIid iprah
er. . Tn drmTsIiasr @ar!puBsr. On
buntidgdiser 3arr. ii 6ualerleiosr
uno MduIejGser. mas iomnt Dir in
otn Slime In untsEIeat did su fras
gen. i7is mir etbt2 Nrs ban Zu 0es
ltrHi2 0is oisls 8unHs pegTtehh DIP
~ .N6 peritehe MIR egrs s'H1i9t. aHts
nortsts hsiasioenilih Die Sage. II
.@as il oas fir eine HuHit}@ frdate
her 7Suds - .@enH Die EHnoe binttr
mir Der fno. io sann ih auf einsn
Baum lpginsen un0 mia re.ttn.4 -
-Sf oas anss2- iaa;s FER Fa6s.
bin Orr user bun6trt aEniie uno
babe absrniss Hch eusa sui haa
9ihtn. III %ianunsrit mis- gonm
nit mir. ID ril Dih le5rsn. ME man
Den 6unosn enist5ti-
Snssm fam sir SS,tx nit bier
6unosn sabev. DE Rage iprsrs s..
hsno ar siHsa Saum aao isris I'd
81 BEN Gipisi ne uno 9au5s
csri II r5lis p@srhars,u. Siass
sen Sad ar. esFg binsa
ssu Std aai. rtf i'm biz qav
ga. @1st he 6avos hsi.sn TN iAen
sredi nna bs..sa i'm
srr fuas REF Sic Qese * blsisl
nit SusrH hgnsg Rnr rsssn
6ttti Scr hsraag1r Errsr -g
IL is naFs Mat I'm Gusr esssa
i9tssa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-30

Gas MdbHsH fiat siHsn Sdrsi uHo
icHf in bic aniss.
nllno niaf 9u mir sloubsn uno
BEN 4stru cut fsn}
81 6srr. nun lit Qlss gut" risf
re, 10 babe i'd Mot umioHt ssbeist
5ag uu0 0ati - a6er 10 bate IDS
mir nibt gsoaht, Oas e ginse~, issie
lie balls Oslfhdmt bsi.
80. IeiH @sbet. gutss Wldofsr"
iasfs Der Goiier an. eoas iits. has
DeiHen qstri uRo aud ns eigeHtIid
beuie Naht ewsrsttst 6at. 6abe met
nsn Janf oafar. ID nil Did nidt
ber9eneH." uno meitsr giHg Der
3ua Dsr Staot 5u.
Yetru un6 Niia babsn LANCE uno
glidliA 9elebt ais poblbeHelie 50rs
fte%rleuis. Gr 1T elm pflittrsusr 80r=
Itsr ggpoT0en, 6sr nod mondmal ben
aaiier uno onosre bo6s 6errsn CUR
Soeo eefd6rt Bat. uHo i,.aer 8iia
6odiiea Siol5 1T bic bsrrIite 9rauts
ausiiattuna g~eusitn. Die iie am BOD
3sitsiage BON glaria 1bs,elia sr6ols
ten BAT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-30

Sin saiu htfaitu Zg9 lelI
Osy IN NttN p@srfess.ae Gassai
Ins,.2 2e1s1u.#een esn. on Wlt.a.f
ati!sy etE -tUgo.e oaSs.l et3
Ten su.ttlagtsu freib. StaaTia tsart
itNsE Aesua ftatr Ns g III. Safe
glcgiisi sers aaa NIX Nn KIN
4sal 80 tssete a. Gut aetHc ssst
stlagsis at eg 8e-rtS. tam#
&tarana poySalss;a ms m hottie
,ss Merle uR @stabluas az sit.sn.
"a hds2 ran gtHarin i,atn featnl
~ fssasa peaes @u;a #een. fausm
size a,f. tit' mii Battles NaS ut
eius ie,eiais smtiuts Ie ieua
nan Rur tiusr M0nUt gNr msrsg
StStgisue m%ikirogsn, .arN narcn
fA falsbliA CT N,H Ssi e9 81 Sci
fvtcuits NIT sgr lst.tr .@cra
mig nal jpaHsis Gsaitim
-gseia sroa9a 81 osar fran4e.
GtrtshEsi2- fsaais Mr aa8W5am
pirih Asy Nsy &ssat rs&s esiasros
sass-- 2es SesAs Il eiT is5as
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-30

lgssn." sripiesrts zeHorin. .0i5 mir
erf maj oie 3lpansiq g~entsFmil"
Der @irtb snb lie ihm, norauf IeIs
iarin isinen 6ut oufiebts uno nit
ben Shorten: ~s5ebt per6s i'd 1.efnen
adFfee in eiHem on0sreu 9offeebdus
frintenl~ 6ds 2osul perli,B. Eas
goft Wlortini bate isinsn trsusitsa
Sat beri5rtn.
GiHes Sagss tplrk 9sf0riu Doh
Dem bstaHntsH 2ibr,ttinen uno Cons
pOniHen 4rriso 8Oito gum eHen eins
gslaoeH. Sd ne5ms Die GinIaoups
an. absr nHr Inier Der genineunq,
oaB i'd ben aoffss gable" iagts Der
GunH5i3euHsr. 8eim 9afTee HeGie
5sHarin 81 itiner ero5en gstrH6riB
FsTt, 0oB er oos gortemoHnais gu
6aufe DsroeHeH batte. Borg mir
nal 5s9n Gre" ioet e. nit sinsr
0ornsbmen 6an6ssneaunq gu goito.
goito sibt inn ois sebn 9ire, fporauf
bsr orisinelle WonH nit elmer 5riums
%pbat0rmisne ben RaFfee bs5abIt unb
=. ben Tsf oes gsIoeg in bic 9aIGe
iiedt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-30
Cine GcetiSm fir 1timSer.

Die Ratten Iinb bdBlibe 56iere.
0d5u limb tie aud Is6r fdGoli6, pieI
fddoliher als bic MduIe. aSsr aud
bel oieieu Sbieren finoet man 81
gsni4afteu, bur6 pel6e gar pieIe
WenIden bsi6dmt meroen, !. g.
Siebe Der &inoer gu tbren gltern.
Gin W}ann las morgens, ais er
nod i'm Bette lag. in einem 9uAe
gr ourFte niht aufIie6en, benn er
mar frdnt un0 nartets auf ben 4r3t.
Da b0rte sr Elm Gerduim hinter Der
@anO. ais penn bort 3atien ober
Wlduie pdren. Gr mar CANA fiji
uHo bate Qdt. galo lab CT, oaB
cine 9atte aus einem Qode lam.
sic Iab Fid lbsran UNI uno ent=
fernts Iid rpieoer. 8alo narauf lam
fe ipieoer; tie bate cine an0ere
8atte. pelfe GROCER ais re mar, an
sinem Obr sefaBt, leiteie Sieie in
Die Stube unO lieB lie in Der 0dbe
beg CODES Fteben. Darauf fam aud
cine anoers iunge 3atte 6a5u. Die
beioen iungen 8attsn lieFen i'm 3im=
mer bin unb Ter uno Iu6seu 9roo=
triimden. 0ena ie Gins gefunoen
haiten, bra6ten ie es Der alien
Ratte; oisie 1hnuppsrts. bis Ie
fano. mas bic iungen Staten aes
brodt batten. Die ate Ratte mar
blinb uno bic iuugen Ratten parsn
ibrs Sinner. pslde Die alte blinOs
Wutter perforgten.
DIS Die iuugen Rotten nod eifrig
in Der Stube bin uno berlitFen,
trat Der Nr3t in BAG Simmer. Die
iungsH 8atten fingeu eau3 dngitIih
an gu p~Fsifen. Iisfen aber nidt QleiA
ms God. ionoern leiteten suudhn
lire Mutttr balm. Crit dls bisTe IN
Sihsrbsit mar. folaten aud ne.
@ie miHen Ijd ooa 70 oieIs ains
Der Dor bisIen 5biersn Ihdmen!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-30
eda6 benz G-rpresmOnOpuI!

1lnlGE bat bic colifornilde pa
eific telephone &c 5eleqr0p6 Co. Der
W.Gs 5argofden erpreBgeIsafAaFs
e~rfolgrsin Sha9 esboten, inbem re
ibr eigensr Grprebmonn puroe. Die
~erittre @eieaihaft bdtte Is W1iGionen
Dollars ibrer Mttien an Die berabmse
5iHan3firma 5. %. Wlorgan &c 50.
in Sotbdm Dertauft, uno ibr @es
f6aftsfubrer, 6. 6. graolep. noate
bic 9apiere burh bic Wels= Torqo's
fhe @eisainaft pom 8oloenen 56or
nab Gstp g)ort b%ef0roern ldTen.
Qebtsrs Osrldngts fir oisien DienIt
$4,000. 9os srf6isn 6srrn 9rdo=
len einfah unberindmt, unp raid
sniihlofeu organifrte er cine eiaene
YriDat : GrpreBgeieaitaft.
Ct pa9teie einsn Grtras ga6npaas
eoa, padte bic Yapiere in Iinf Srus
ben oer iibliHen Dirt, engagirte iia
fir bic 6abrt nod 3pei Detettios in
Gioil uno madte in GeIeGI6oft feis
ner Satin cine reht ber9aiigfne uno
iihere 5ubrt mad Rem gortl Das
nit sriparte er Ieiner GeieaIdaft iiber
$4,000. Wlar tam barna6 ermeiz
fen. nel6' toloHaIsn Qrofit Die 81
prebseieaitaft eingsIttdt baben Mir
be. Die .grabIsD grptsb" piro aud
fsrner @eiAdFte trsib,n, f6aoe
rur, Dab nidt Sober pom qu6litum
ii4 otygIeihen leiItsn fam!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-30
eanOIanI.Msiniaa in @srlep.

Wis Is eiuem QmeritoHer erqinq,
ipelaer pom msritoniiGen Reaies
runas Ganoamt in gutem @lau6sn,
uno obue IonItige llnteriu1unQ, So
600 Acres 9an0 iaIFts, niro BON eis
mem 5reanbe oesIslben AZ Rug un0
Jyommeu 4noerer folqenbermaBen err
5a4it. inter VerdHtrortuug Der 3sit-
fdrift Outing:
DIR Adufer erfiiate une feline 9ers
PfidiuH9en gegen Dds ganoamt unO
iOuBte nids anDers, ais oaB sr So
600 @cres rilbss, unbeiebtes 9on0
seiauft babe. 4ls sr ieooA binaina.
nm IeIn @igentbum IN 8eIib at ne6s
men. fano er, oaB BIER Gin alter
WisriidHer lab. oeFsn 1amilie fbon
felt 0enerati0nen eehauit bate, uno
0gr iteiF unb ieit behauptete. Der 81.
seHibiimer oes 9dn0es an iein. o6ne
aSeiietiiel" ooer Regierunqs gu,
ipruh; duf eem 9auOe mayen audi
meArege TauienD Slid 6ornDiea. bic
Dcu reUolpsrbepaiinetsn 6irtmturs
idgn sebutet nutrient gu allen bor-
ae3eisten Shriftituden iibtr cen Wers
tauf oes Ganoss ieitsns Der Rtllsruna
3udte Der Weritaner mir bic 4hieln
uno idgte, feline @tboroe babe rin
9shi gebobt. iein Camp an p~ertdufsa,
uno er nente ni6t I'M Sraime oardn,
Is 3u rdumen.
&oql0mmen siniebsuo, bdB er Ser
dii eigsue 6auo Qar nihts ausridltea
iouHit. iebrte Der 4meritaRer rad
oeu Sanoault 3uriid ano fproerte N
ben Belts oes @iseutbuns ggT,Bt 5u
per0su. fir oas er be3ahlt babe.
@ber pa puroe ION Der gslheie: Die
&tQierung babe ihm leoi0lih einsu
r%geluuosn 9siibtiicl" periauft. Fh
is0nh Hicbt DtrpfliHtet. un6ersatiass
2anoi0nsn 81 Oeyirei6en. 1aFir
miiie er elber fogseH. nobel er iHs
0eB Niemdnoen tohtea onrIe. ,8iel.
leChl" tounten ihr bic @tri6te te
bilflib lein, mem CT nd an fs fuenos.
9un. pos Die 8sgiHismaihiusrie
fir Fasts 6a1e anoe!aaat 70 mal oer
unqIadielias 9dufsr ioot uno gerasi
len itiH, bis oieie eie anssls9euts I
erle6ist. llRe oas sr p,ri6nlih
mohtlos III. beritsbl f mad Dem Sc.
idasen poH idbit. 5,aenf0ns iiuo 81.
NusFnien. oaB tr i;uals in rem BE
iB itinss Saaee2 a,.aast. Ihmoh sss
mia. Wloral Wlau sdufs audi oon
Der 8e9israa8 nltis mbsleb,u!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-30
0ie Ginner.

Die Singer iiritten emit Gin un0 ber,
Ner bod Der Biatigits u0bl mar.
sill 0al Der fdrtite, Der bin i'd;
Sbr ieio nihts nlBe obne mid.
Wlsbr als ibr bier idaff Id auein,
Drum maB i4 euer &6Eis iein."
90 fhrie Der 9armen. S9on gez
ringer
Cribs bic Stimn' her 3eisefinger:
Die grobhsn UNI bic feiniten Suhen
Sann d aaein am beiten MAIDEN;
Der fIeiBisite unb tldtigIte
Bin id unO Drum Der mihtigfte."
Der Mittelfinser rief: .2ernt Site
DIS 6err iteb' i1 in eurer Ulitte;
SD bin Der Idngite uno Der
gr0Bte
uno oarum aud Der allerbete.'
StoI8 iaste Der @OlOfinser: rSebt.
Sd bore, baB Shr niats Derfebtl
Wli9 Idmiiden Sob uno Goelfeiu,
Drum muB ia mebr als Sbr bod
fem
Der feline Singer fiins f6piss
nno mif9te iid nidt in BEN 8rieg.
Dd riefen inn bic @noeren gu:
sSpri6 bod, mas nlBsit benn nur
Que
gr Iprah: r@eIdaffen bat mid Soft.
9od niht 81 Gurem 6obn uuO Spoti.
Gr bat ia 9lnes in Der @elt
4nf ieinen re6ten 9laB g%elteIt;
User t6ut uno leiitst. iuas er lam,
6at INNER feline gfli6t getban."
Die anoeren fiiblten tieF has WOrt
limb iprd6en ale DanH %fofort:
~9ait nabr gsIproden, lieber Steiner,
9u biit 70 gut ME uniereiHer."
Carl @nslin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-30

spSIff5digss gtbduOs NIT fHnY
6abrisl9len. 4nqenommen. e l6msn
Bel isoer 6ohrt hinauf unb bsrob
sDei ioids feline BsrIsben Dor, tb.ils
ourh Die gaFagiers psrurfaht, thsils
our9 Den Ja1rituhlfuhrer perThuIz
BET. Dds niiroe fHr zine Runofahrt
fdoH bier fold, Seller madeu, unb
Der @eriuEt. spsIner ourh Dri6ers
Hinousfabren. umtebren mo neues
SHbsDegungfsBsr sntitsbt, 1T nit 10
gents pro 9uubfahrt ui6t su bod
gefhdbt. Sn einsm Ge5auoe nit
flint JahrftHflta uno ie $50 Run0z
T0hrteH in eiHem N~r6eitstas BON adt
Stunosn 20 Grandchildren IN Der
Stunoe) oIr6eH osrdrtise ydle i'm
9an5sn SIG BlebriofeH BIO Eoa
peruriansHl 8osei 1T eau3 oboes
fehen BON Der srGbsren Q5nubuna
Der Waf9inerie uno allen 3ub<bors.