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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07
WOMAN'S FIRST DUTY TO MAN.

: A disquieting dispatch from New
York reaches us. Fifty unmarried
members Of the Progressive Woman's
| Suffrage Union Of that city have sign
co a pledge not to marry any man
VINO Will not formally agree not only
TO support woman's suffrage but to
take an active part in the fight for it.
The movement is expected TO grow
| and its promoters are convinced that
the pledge Will be signed by 100000
girls. The lady who favors us with
this property says that a man who
does not believe in woman suffrage
VIII beat his wife. This last proposi-
tion Is going just a little too far. Tt
always gives us acute pain to differ
from our friends of the Suffra oo
Union, but we really do think that
there are men who do not believe in
wcman's suffrage who have never ha
bitually beaten their wives. These
men may be misguided, but if they
ever beat their wives, it is not habit
ual, but only casually and from time
ID time. Whether women who do be-
lieve in female suffrage are in the ha
bit of beating their husbands is an
other matter.
But the threat of refusal to marry
Is serious business, and if we believ
ell that these ladies would decline to
make any concessions, we would be
really worried over it, But there is q
story. with which some of our readers
are doubtless familiar, that serves 20
illustrate the kindly and conciliatory
nature Of women. A certain lady
promised to marry young man upon
condition that he would prove his
worth by some achievement GO
West. she said to her suitor, land
earn $4,000 and bring it back with
you. Then will marry you, but un-
der no circumstances will I marry
you until them" In a few years the
young man returned, and his fiance
asked him whether he had made his
| $4,000. "Not all of it," he said "but
have $780," Then the lady declared
that she would not hold off on a mere
technicality and that $50 was neal
enough to it.
i
that these ladies in the Antimatrimon-
al League will also make some conces-
sions when the hour and the man ar
rive. 1t is womans duty to reform
man. That is the charge she has te
keep. She must save the never-dy-
ing soul OF some man and fit it for the
sky The accepted and perhaps the
'nly way for her to accomplish this
is to first marry her man and then
ave him. To refuse to do this would
20 refusal to perform duty, and a
woman Is slave to duty-of this
character. 1t is not one of heI
characteristics to stand aside like a
broken bow, even as the children cf
Ephraim who turned themselves bach
In the day of battle and became as
Zeba and Zalmunna and the men OF
Succoth.
There are in the United States not
less than 6,752,Ss2 unmarried ladies
including widows. If an election was
held giving them the choice between
a husband and duty on the one side
and the ballot on the other, we are
ready to wager that the Antimatrj
monial Suffrage League would suffer
defeat so pronounced that in the
returns they would figure only in the
column Of scattering votes, or at the
best they would be classed as those
who "also ram
Our faith in woman is unimpaired.
Baltimore Sun.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07

Fountain pens,". snapped the nag
sing wife. "remind me OF some hus-
banda" ~
"what IL the resemblance ?" VEN
tured the meek little man.
"Expensive. can't be depended up
on. WON'T work. and half the time
they are broke
That's pretty rough. Martha, but
you couldn't compare fountain pen
with some women"
II guess not"
mo. a fountain pen will dry up and
some wives WON'T
And then he made for the subur-
ban trolley and made a bee line for
town.-Chicago News
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07

Attorney General Lyon was named
by w. II. Townsend. OF Columbia. as
the representative of the state to go
over the books of County Treasurer
Lnngford. OF Hampton. who was
found short In his accounts by the
comptroller general about $4,000.
Treasurer Langford was bonded at
$4,000.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07
Marches and Marchss.

A schoOlteacher in small town saw
some OF George Eliot's works display.
ed In the window of the general
store" and went In to inquire If they
had "Middlemarch."
mo, we haven't that" said the red
checked girl who served as clerk, "but
we have lots Of others. Will one of
Sousa's dO?"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07
A Conscientious Sentry.

An officer. at State camp, decided
To see for himself how his sentries
were doing their duty. He was some
what surprised at overhearing the
following:
Halt! Who goes there?"
"Friend--with bottle"
Pass. friend. Halt, bottle "-Ev-
erybody's Magazine.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07
Consideratc.

Mr.. de Club-My dear, a great Ger
man physician says women require
more sleep than men. Mrs. de C.-Does
he? Mr.. de C.-Yes. My dear-um-
er-youd better not wait up for me
tonight.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07

Textile workers In the United
Kingdom are 1,171.000, Of whom 4S2,-
600 were men and $4,000 women
The total wages paid In 1905 amount
ed to over $4,000, 900, or an aver
age per head Of $211.6S. The ave-
rage for men per week was $3.50. for
women 1915. for boys s2.53, and for
girls $2.17.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07

In recent speech Sir Robert Hart
called attention to a remark made to
him years ago by the Chinese Prime
Minister. Wen Hsiang: "You had bet
ter let us sleep on; IL you will awaken
us. we'll go farther and faster than
you'll like"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07
No Mystery This Time.

Mr.. Popp-By gosh for once in my
life l know where my cuff links are
Mrs. P.-Where are they now? Mr.. p.
The baby's swallowed em!-Cleveland
Leader.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07

Mra Sarah Piatt Decker. Of Dem
YER. and the newly formed Public
Service League of Women have sue
ceeded with their protests against an
ordinance passed by the Denver
alderman. to permit the feeding of
brewery swill to mich cows.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07

''o'"o |iiiC o6o LIZ. CHdTleS w. EllO
announced that the books necessar,
to give liberal education could be
placed in a five-foot book case. Peo-
pie looked forward with considerable
interest to his announcement. Read
ing the list suggests an old Latin quo
tation about mountains and ,...ce
Here Is the list:
Autobiography of Benjamin Frank
lin."
journal of John Woolman."
Fruits Of Solitude" by William
Penn.
Bacon's Essays" and New Allan
tis.''
Milton's "Areopagitica," and "Trac-
tate on Education"
Sir Thomas Browns "Religio Med
ici."
Plato's Apology" "Phaedio" and
"Crito."
Golden Sayings of Epictetus."
81.
Emerson's Essays"
Emerson's English Traits
The compete poems of Milton.
Johnson's "volpone"
Beaumont and Fletcher's "The
Maids Tragedy"
Webster's Duchess of Malf."
Midd.eton's ''The Changeling."
Dryden's "All For Love-"
Shelley's "Cenci."
Browning's "Blot on the Scutch-
ecn."
Tennyson's "Becket."
Goethe's Faust"
Marlowe's "Dr. Faustus."
Adam Smiths wealth of Nations. y
Letters of Cicero and Pliny."
Bpnyan's Pilgrims Progress"
Caucer's Canterbury Tales"
Imitation of Christ" by Thomas
A. Kempis.
Dante's ''Divine Comedy"
Darwin's "Origin of Species"
Arabian Nights"
Now what do you think of It? Die
you ever see all the books mentioned :
Would you read them If you hat
them? A reporter of the New Yorl
American visited the public librarie:
Of the city and found that the book.
mentioned were mostly covered with
dust.
For instance, in the month of April
there were 25,105 readers at the AS
tor and Lenox libraries, but for onl!
four of the forty books on DR.. Eliot.
list was there any considerable de-
mand. They are Goethe's Faust,
Arabian Nights" Adam Smith,
Wealth of Nations" and the auto
biography Of Benjamin Franklin"
The books DR.. Eliot has chosen fol
his 'five-foot shelf are certainly sur
prises." said Leon Nelson Nichols wei
known author and assistant librarian
at the Astor library.
There Is absolutely no demand fo
! any Of the books in DR.. Eliot's list, >
declared William hickey. director O
the Booklovers' library We former
ly carried some Of the volumes; bu
there are none now among our 1O,0Ot
titles. People, and New Workers espe
cially. will not stand for heavy clas
sical reading matter any more"
There is no demand for DR.. Eliot'
books here" said Lenox librarian
OF the total number Of volumes call
ed for at our library last year almos
sixty per cent. were American gen
ealogies and local histories, so. yo,
see. there was not much room for DR.
Eliot's books. Although the demand
here for Browning and Tennyson wa
greater than the Astor library, still
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07
Rotrjbutjon.

Tommy-Pop. what Is retribution, I,
Tommy's Pop-Retribution. my son. IL
something that we are sure will even
tually overtake other people.-Phila
delphia Record.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07

A witne8s In an irish court talked so
loud that Charles Philips. who was
counsel on the other side. said. "Fel
low. why do you bark so furiouslyy'
Because" said the man. looking
hard at Philips. IL think I see thief!
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-07-07

1t IL all right to vote for the coun.
try's prosperity, but you must work
for your own.-AtchisOn Globe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-06

Luncs s. San Juan de Mata, funda-
dor v santa Adelina.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-14

nen mclite, als Ct einem bieIss a6n=
nen sot. linz nenn man bann iieht,
ipie man poripGrts fommt. nie man
pnen:bsbrlid 1T fir bic puterloien
Sltiusn, bann psrsibt man l.i9t, baB
bisIcs Scben piel i90ner bate feiu
trnnen, oiel >. biel fdOner fur ii4
ftlbIt" -. sic Tdpies. neil bas Bad
Hidden pl6slid ins 3immsr s.tOmt
men mar.
rBenn bu isbt 10 gut fsin tpoIIteit.
Jtuitden, id CLAUDE. On oem Ses
Eiiie feblt nod irseno etpus" 80.
Die S6riftItellerin fanb auf.
f9iitteIte iid Ieidt. ala ipOIIte iie eine
hurile 2ait Don Ii9 abtbuH, unb giug
ibrem &inbe nad.
.Sie miifen mid fdon fir einen
2(uaenbiid entfdulbisen; meins tIeins.
fteiBise Stiibe lernt bas &o4en, ieits
benz mir uns bas MG64eu ubses
fdJafft bdben."
@lfrieos bIieb bsfpesungslps ouf
.9rem Sotuhle ttben.
~3iinitlerin," oadte ii., -. r2iinit<
lsrin, ia 10 iisbt ipobl eine aus, nur
70! 60 ipridt ipubl eine, 70 bentt
npbI cine, 70 sins Mutter 1T, Die tpoN
1T ibren &inbsrn.@ -.
Marum ibr nur bds 8lut 70 brenz
nenb beib ins 9eii9t itieg, mar bas
etpa S9am9
,5dus", badte lie in Sitternber
Sebniu9t. .Bubi, RGbeli -. cure
Mutti iff tpobI bod feline 8iinitIerin.
cure Wutti mill ia gar teine fein.
lpenn iie eud 10 mitten orin i'm Slid
bat, benn 10, 70 i9rsibsn nit benz
petpuiftsn Seraen in Der 8ruit, bic
bieie bier -. nein. bas tOnnte fs
riht."
als 5elene bon R6ber ipiebsrtan,
itdnS ibr @aIt mittsn i'm 3immer.
limb ebe ii9 Die fhlante, f9li6te
5rau 6asesen ipebren tunnte. baife
fid glfrie6e iiber ibre SanO seneist
unb iie setiibt.
r9lber ni9t bod, gnGbise 5rau!"
rgs gait nidt nur Der aiinitles
rin,~ fasts gIfrieOe unb tonnte gum
eritenmal in oieiem fremben. beIIen
Raum lddeln, nes bait aud Der Srau
rnb Wlutter."
llno iie sins bsim gu Munn unb
SttnOern, ala panbere fie our9 Die
ipinterli4en StraBsn in ben Griibs
ling.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-14
Der sessn Oes aatemalbls.
pumor.sle Don eua Galben.

DAP elm &aBenafpl aud Wenf4en
gum Sesen eereihsn tann, bds pirb
ssoem merffpiirbig eri9einen. Deu<
nod 1T ts Sbatia6e, uno bic nd9z
ftsbenbe 8esebenbeit pirb ben geipeis
liefern.
SIN 5auIe bss bunieitdOtii6en
aaufberrn Sod9im MabIbur mar
man freili9 du9 ber 4uii4t. baB bds
aabenaipl, nit tpel6em bes &ahf@
berrn Sdpeiter, 5rGulein aoelbert1
MabIbur, bic fOnit 10 pOrnsbme 9iIld
bersiderte, ben gr0Bten lniinn be-
Seuie. llnb beipnbers mar es oas
Saust0dter9en S6oru, Der biibf9e
nsunssbniGbriss gIOgbtOpf, Der imm.r
uno INNER fpieoer iber Sants aoelz
bsrtas puFion Ous feline Rds4en
riimpfte uno ben @ater frdste, OBJ er
benn gar ni4ts sesen oieie tantens
bafte @inrihtuns gu t6un permD4ts.
glber 10 tabellos Serr Wdblbur duh
iein Sanoelsbaus unb bas Sser ieiner
glnseftellten nit erniten Worten gu
regieren peritdnb, nit pSante Reios
lut", tpie Sante 9lSelberta in 9etunn<
tsntrsiien bieb, bate sr nod INNER
feline Ginisuns ersislen t0nnen. llno
10 bliibts bas aaBendipl peiter in
Der pornebmen 9ilIa, unb omar iuft
in Dem bibiden. sbenerbisen 3immer
hinter benz Kindergarten, bds bod
70 gut als 9artsnSimmer gu peripens
ben 9eipeIen ipGre. Qber oa bic milo<
tbGtiae qoelberta ndtiirlib Dor allen
ben leioenbsn Tdt3en in ibrem. QfnI
gtufnobme sspGbrte, 10 bruudte lie
sben Elm bequemes 3immsr. unO freu>
big leudteten ieOen Moreen ihre
9ueen, tpenn fie na9 benz iolennen.
eieen6dnbig pprseiebten Gaters uno
&aBenfriibitiid - nidt gu Dertpe6s
ieln nit benz aaterfriibItiid, bas
5boras Itubirsnber 9ruOer fir iih
in 9lnipru9 gu nebmsn pfleste =
ibre Sdiiblinse burd bic melt se<
Gffnete @lastbiire gemd9li6 in ben
fOnnissn Sarten bindusipaSieren fab.
lin nun aber aud sinmal bic
Meniben 3u ibrsm Re9ts tommen gu
lafen, iei sripGbnt. oaB zines idOnen
Serbitabenos in Der r&dbenbilla" Elm
fr0bli6es Sreibtn berridbts, benn man
feierte ben Is63isitsn 9eburtstas bes
Saus6errn. 9siber absr fam ielbft
Bel 6ieisr froben 8essbenbeit 5rGus
lein 5bprd burdaus nidt auf ibre
Rednuug. 0oran pdren oiesmal ies
oo6 uidt bic &aben f4ulo.
3ur slei6sn 3eit. fpie in Der @iIIa.
Iebts ii5 aud i'm RutbbdusteIIer cine
luitise 9eIsllIdaft gu Siide, nm ben
9eburtstus b,s Suufberrn su fsiern.
Die neutrality-suspicious. bsitano aus
bsm &outorperional bss SdnoeIsbaus
les. LIN bieis Serren aud nod CUR
sSeisr in Die @ilIa gu labsn, bdtte iih
bic leBtsre bed fir nidt serdumis
senug ertpisisn. lin ibnen aber
| trob6em cine 6eier gu bsreiten, batte
Wablbur i'm RatbstelIsr elm gutes
Souper beitsllt.
glbsr aud bier Seists iib, pie in
Der aabsnoilld, llHpolltommen6ett,
| oenn Elm Nitglisb Der ionit luitiser
Sdfelrun6e mar ourddus niht luitig
ssItimmt. Die bort Der IinnSsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-14

Sart. 6rau: sd iub neus
lid Elm iebr i9Ones 6laues &Isio,
pas id germ ssbubt bdtte; aber msin
Rann pollte ni9t. Sd Oeriu9te
aIIes, idlieBIid purbs i'd Iosar
trant -. !" = 6reunoin: Limb
mas bait odm;t srrei6t2" = Die
qsrs.in, Die mid bsbuubeIte, but's
boour4 5u bem neuen aleio ses
bra9tl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-14

RsinfaGl. Den J5rihr. ben
alten 9luffdnsibsr, tennt man ia sur
ni9t pisber. 10 rubig 1T er." =
ga, ben bats b6s mitsenommen;
erf6eint .r 6a neulih am Stammtii4
uno srsdbf, Oub iOeben 3ipiIlinse
bei ibm anselanst isisn; pie er oann
ipieber mad Sauie tomnt, erfdbrt er,
bab er Batter bon - SriIlingen it,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-14

prtpati,r Weier trifft in Wari,n'
bab einen 8etannten, Der OBJ fsinsr
@9uIben Ii9 tsines suten Rufes er'
freut. ,Ranu," re6et ibn Wleier on,
-Sie aud bierg"
so piFen g." Iautst bic Gnt.
mort, Init 70 an Baud tann I So'
mir arb.iten, unb Ou baben halt meins
9lGubis.r su elmer gntfsttunsstur
Sufumm'seiteuert!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-14

= getra9tung. 9 antoffels
belo (0sr Isira 5rau aIs Uldo6sn
pom Sooe oes @rtrinfens gsrsttst
baD: ,5ie bate i9 bsrdusgs5oeen,
unb i6 bin bafiir bineingsfalIen!"
@agneriaRer. Dame:
.gl6, beute giebt es ptrtIia teins
.Sieofrieos" mebrl" = Serr: nSd.
pirtli6 iaaos. oenn 0rudStn gis6t
es INNER nod Jsnugl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-14

amiifemsnt. .Rd, Ietten
Sonntas i'm @oithuus gut amiiiirt9"
@ebirsler: -6siu : mir tum
spoa SObte un6 brsi Sdpsrperpun'
bete s'babt!'
GnttGufduns. Wubu;7.:
.Dab sic beirutben pollsn, tbut mir
aufridtis leib, 2iIette!" = 469in:
-Sie lpuren oIio nit mir sufriebenG"
= Mabume: rSds peniser = aber
Der brdbt, jung. Wlaun tbut mir
Ieio!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-14
Seritreut.

Profeffor (oer Elm DON ibR
sirseianOtes Seoi6t mad tur5er 3sit
in oisIem glutte gebrudt finbeD:
.SsufsI, bus mub id Oo6 i9on IFS
senopo JeIeien bdbsu2!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

am ndditen MOntaa pir6 bic
StaotsIesislatur gu ibrer reeelmGBis
gen SiBung 3ufnmmsntreten uno am
IA. bis. meroen bic neuen S%tdatsbeam=
ten ibre Qemter Ibernebmen. Die neue
Segisldtur piro am 10. Big. pro-
srdmmsemdB ben gunoesienator
9ummius gu ieinsm eigenen Qadfol-
ger fir ben pollen Qmtstermin eripGbs
len. Sn Der tommenoen Sibunq mol
len bic Wudsr einen erneuten @orftoB
sur einfubrung Derfhdrftsr qrobibis
tionss II. Sonntogsesiebs. fopie bss
6rauenitimmredts MAIDEN.
Der 8aa elmer eIectriI6en gobn
5Dtiaen Davenport unb So Il g.
eatine fol- isbt eeiihert unb i'm
Griibiabr in ausriff gsHOmmsn psr-
ben.
SIN tpeitlidsn 5beiIe BON Gerro
Goroo 0ount1 fol- elm rieTaer gnt
pdferun9sgraben BON unoefdbr IS
wleileH aHgelest fperben. 40 Gsctionsn
sonb unb uber 100 5ormsn Iisaen in
Dem gsreife oeHeIben. Die Soften
iDerbeH auf $500. 600 berehnsf.
- gu aineslsb fiel Der SUMO
seisas U. u. 5onss in cine arippe in
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
#nD-Qnkotu.

Sn @oDnodet purbe
Gountpf6dbmeiIter IBID. Mleir in isis
ner Sffits BON 2 mastirten iiberfallsn,
in elm Sidsrbeitsgeip0lbe selpsrrt, unb
bic Safe nm $5087 beraubt, porouf
bic 8anoitsn iid aus BEN Siaube
madten.
en- benz 0'Gonnelrihen @ebdus
be in u btpn entitono Elm 6euer,
oos sinen Shaoeu BON ca. $4,000
anridists.
gu Dedb o 0 b eri9oB Der Is
Sabre dlie Mm. Mlitufels ben 25 Sab
re alien Wlinenarbeiier 81. GOprobiee,
ais iein 9epebr lid 5ufdlie sutlub.
Sn 6uron beaing Der 8eriihes
runosagent Chm. 9rue GelbFmoro
our6 Grbdnesn, uno ouf gIeihe Dsiie
madts in Dotfen Der 50 Sabre ate
Wlebgsr Mlonso Bud. permutbIi9 me-
gen GsIpfOrgsn. isinsm 2sbeH Elm
Gnos.
Sn 6osmer brannte Der
3ruhiipsi6er Der Reliance Glebator
60" nit ieinsm eon3en Snbalt ab.
Sn 8oDDIe unb umgegeno
berrThsn Gharlaf Sales.--future ufm.
uno babsu Ihon Glide Gpfsr ssfora
bert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

sott ouberorbsntlin piel nGber oIs an
bers Sterblins ~ itebsu elouben; unb
MEM bnnn bic 9nbsn etne netie llnis
form onbaben. 70 bentt mon biaiotrs
DeiIe an bic Winiaturs Raubreiter,
lpeIde potriOtiihe GItern In Der nsuen
WeIt bs%rumloufen IaHn unb freut Ti6
fir Elm paar QusenbIids an ben Rim
bern.
60 Elm nstttr 9srl 1T &c. t0nieIide
9Obeit arOnprins 9umbert, 9rins
BON pismont, Der italisniIhe Tbrons
foIeer. Der am is. September 1904
auf SdIoB RaccOniei gebortns prinB
bot iid bisber aur 6rtuoe Teiner 81
tern unb bss itolisnif6sn Bottles Dor
SiigIihn entipideit unb bat cffenbar Don
BEN itrammen foIoatiTnsn M,fen oss
0errn popas etipos gserbi. 9ieleiht
erSiebt er ii9 auh Rube uub llebers
leeuns on. ipis Is Iein Batter gotham,
bsHn nit benz temperament Ieines
@robpopos briiben in M%onteneoro
oirfts CT sinmaI ni6t melt tommtn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
Gin rpirfTannes 1lIittel eeeers'
Ole tCmrmpIaae bel pferNen.

Sober 5armer unb gfsroebeIiBeH
pirb erfreut isin, BON einem neuesA
Mittel eeeen bic gsfirdtste Wurut3
PLACE bel Yferben gu boren, bas in bee
tur3en 3eit ieines 8%etanntIsins gang
erltaunlide ReIultate ss3sitist bat. 9H
iino bies bic aus Der alien 9eimdih
beriiberestommenen 5suretosgopIel6A
bic ii6 in Der tiir5eiten 3eit Sauienbes
BON 1reunoen triporben unb in beB
@ustreibung BON Wirmern bel pfr~
ben ais uniibertreiflid erpisien baa
ben. Nus &aHDertsn Don baHtbdrxn
griefen BON iyarmern. bic bic gapish
bsnubteu. gebt berpOr, bob mad benz
Gin9eben bon nur 3pei GapfdH 5uHs
bert, ben Bots unO alien m0elidysB
Wiirmern bon 9Ferben obgingen. uHb
ooB pferbs, bic Dorbsr mayer, bihi8
uuo it0rrii9 ipareH. mad benz Gineg
ben Der Gapielu iofort 3unabmsn unD
ale inlehtsn Gigenihaftsn perIOrsu.
Die Wiirmer aebeH gep0bnlih idoH
mad einigen Giunoen mad benz GtnT
qeben Der Gopisln toot i'm Wliite al
uno 1T oas Wlittel nm 70 iuertbpoqer&
ais ts obne fpeitsrs umiidnbe unb Obutt
3uttsrpsdlsl iebem qfsros Ieidt etus1
qeQeben meroen tam. Nuf alien 50rss
men. I'D pFeroe gebaIten psrbeH. lou-
ten gsraos jebt jsoem sin3igsn Ebiers
spsi Der Gopieln our WorIidt Derab~
rsitt tpetbeu. auh ipenn nd bic pdrG9
ften duBerlid nidl bsmsrtbar etmahty
1aben. Die gdpIelR Fnb eefeBlid gas
rdutirt unter Geriof 20. 21741 unD
t0uun aud traosnoen Stutsn esgsbsH
peroen. Dos Wlitiel III sin3ig uno
oiisin 81 be3ieben bon Der u%nisrsn ses
fern po~blbefannien Breeders Rsmaop
60. go. 2454 6berrp Str, Dept. 9,
W1ilnautss. Wis.. gum prsiis Don
S1.O0 fix 6 oosr $3.50 fir 12 Gdps
isln portoirsi nit Gsbrauhsanpeis
funa. Dor bi1iasn RaaabmunssH ld
hermit ausorudlihf eeiuarnt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

mtIt gsiraseH boben. rod foIssr aIs
ouf biefen Rubm III Gosn5o bnrauI,
Dob bort Goangeliita SorriesIli. Der
Grfinber bss BnromeitrB, gebortu
Durbe. unb onldbIiA Der iysitr isiuss
300. 6eburisiogs Bat bic Staot ibrsr
@sHustbuuns bur6 bic GrrihtuHg
etnss ebenio sieenartissn, tDis oer Or
fiHouHe bss grobsn Ybpfters ongs.
paBten Wonumsntss Nusorud e.9ss
ben.
DDS DenImoi, elm 6ffsntlifer
Brunnsn, iitat elm aisitubaromsisr
bar. oas beS Dir,ttor bsr GIDren5er
Stsrnmorss, pater @uioD @Ifani,
ionTfruiri bat. Gs baHbtlte Th barnm.
ben atmpfpbdrifhen Druid burd eine
mogIidn bOfe 1llffgisiisiduIs bar5us
fteIen. WoFsr uno Glnssrin boien az
grobs isdniias ShiOieriglsiien. 70 OoB
man FhIiebiid CltDer6l D;rpanote.
fDsIdss cine 375 Dub bob, 5dule ouf
ben nOrmalsn MISUNDERSTANDING gibt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

Git uroentlidsu 3sittn purbe
Wsin ais Nieoicin Del iorperIiher
Ghndhe. gluiarmuib uno unosroou.
li6tsii esbr0uht. Der Rem gorisr
aanfIsr 6srr g. .. 9aobernr Bat elm
ifonss @smolbs probusirt, pslhss elm
iunsss poar in Der Cffio sinss aIisn.
aritdifhen Gr5tss bartlett. Dieiss
Gemdloe purbs BON 6srrn Sofspb
9rinsr. 1obricant bss ~Qmerican
Giirir or Bitter miHs". ansetouft unb
cine perfeeis gopis bssi,lbsn fir isinsn
gBsnbtalsnosr fir 1909 bsnust. Gin
gYsmplar bislsa anI,nbtrS pire nae
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
Gmpfans BON 10 6ts. in 9riefmarieut
5ugeihidt. Sol. 9riner, 616-623
g. aiblanb Npe.. Chicago, 81. j

- gtuf bic netts Summe BON $685.,
900 bis $4,000 beloufen Ii6 bic 2lts'
gabtu, pslbe bic Der. Gtaatsn Tiif bic
Dur6fabri Der omericaniidsH'
Observation-Disclosures oar9 ben Su,5cas
nal sntri6ten muBten. Der 3ou lDir6
ndmlih mad BEN 5pnneneebaIt bers6s
net, gIeihbiel oh Elm 6abrSeug cine 2as
oung bat ooer nift. ST betrGgt z 5rcs.
rs Gentimes per 2onne unb 1T suiamN
men NIT ben Guarant1nes unb Qeuhts.
tburms @ebdbrsu an ben Collector oers
Sus3canols @eieaidoit bur6 osn3ubl4s
meilisr zines ieOen Jabr5euss. sbe bieA
ies in ben Canal einfdbrt. gu entridss
ten. Die 5lotte febt iid bstdnntli@1
aus 16 SdlahtIhifien unb 3 anoersrk
6abr5eugeH SuiammeH. /