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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29
ARE ILL-MATED COMPANIONS
Remarkable Fact That Humor and
Melancholy Seem Fond Of Each
Others Company.

Too often humor and melancholy go
together. They keep company like a
girl who likes to dance, and fellow
who writes nice. gloomy poetry. They
get tied together, but they don't hitch.
They sympathizc like oil and water
not. They tell us that some of the
newspaper humorists, who actually
make people laugh. are sometimes
very glum and melancholy at home
and can't see a joke any quicker than
anybody else. when it's on themselves
It's too bad that a humorist should
thus belle his profession, but he's NOR
tai anyway-and who doesn't? 1t was
said that Lincoln had to make jokes
to relieve care. He said: Were 1t not
for this occasional vent, / should die"
The vent of the humorist is melan-
choly. Let him kick the cat let him
complain of the oatmeal, let him look
glum as an owl-he, too, is entitled
TO a little variety. Let him read Bur
toms Anatomy of Melancholy" or
Mrs. Caudles Lectures" for that mat
ter-he's entitled to something pen
sive. BY the way Burton aforesaid
has given in his Anatomy" a pictur-
esque description Of mirth: 1T is" he
says, "a principal engine to batter the
walls of melancholy" He must have
had horse-play in mind Our idea is
that humor is little eddy in the rush
ing millstream of life-where a fellow
can rest awhile and fish
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29

At this mornings service in the
Union church at NeGsville. the Rev.
DR.. E. ]. Fogel announced his resigna-
ton as pastor OF the Reformed Con
gregation at that place.
DR.. Fogel has served the Jordan
charge which includes three churches
besides Union. for AZ and a half years.
and during this time he calculates
that he has driven $4,000 miles in at
tending to the needs Of Union church
alone He has baptized over 500 chill.
dren. confirmed 900, oficiated at 642
funerals and preached over LOO ser
mons at this one church. Allentown
Correspondence. Philadelphia Press.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29
Women
Court
May Woo Man
of Her Choice
with Fitness
By HELEN oLDFIELD.

ROM time mUemorial all the traditions of her have for
r hidden nevertheless that she may does
the man of her choice and frequently with success
!: !. !. ! !: !.
E[ fact which dispute deny Most Of know
E whom the best Of knowledge belief could
9H have mustered propose their those
kM wives had made the task easy the small boy said
SNlAt1 Of his peccadilo ct just did itself"
EA@ As with many other things the Of lies in
tees bear upon the object Of DESIRE every
those batteries will be masked with greatest The who
the after the usually the from whom
flee and the quarry whom she eventually captures
worth the trouble Of the chase
Among the levers which humanity there powerful
than that Of wounded vanity Besides the code Of polite society
that all webrd shall make themselves agreeable
ing to all well to all whom they in
such courtesy by being the least part Of their duty
their ngbor Gle and still she) who would have friends
show himself friendly
She who wishes to attract must be charming
those who wish to be loved show themselves ovabe
other people rather than of themselves There greater
social given fucrum than that overweenng
When the dearest fellow the drifting just
little of REACH may she her hold
Must she let him and make sgn depends upon
he is reluctant 60 She may hold yes
out his but she not beckon still less call him
cling The whom for little while has loved
to be able to make impossible for him to leave her.
How shall she do this? Not coying Of sweets by sut
of her society 1t sad truth but easily
They afraid that will pass them by that they whatever
pretty counterfeit comes their way. Which is mis-
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29
Pats Appreciation.

An artist had finished a landscape;
on looking up, he beheld an Irish nav
Wy gazing at his canvas. We'll said
the artist. Familiarity, do you suppose
you could make a picture like that?"
The Irishman mopped his forehead a
moment. Sure, a man en- do amy
thing if he's druv to utt" he replied.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29
Pity the Poor Horse Fly.

Every purchaser Of a motor car dis
9 drages the life of the horse ny.
Some sort Of a bug OF fly wiz have to
be invented to bite autos and make
them stamp. switch their tails, and
kick up We don't know what eff
feet a cinder beetle would have on
autos. The question is referred to
Judge Adna p Gristlebone for an ex-
pert opinion.-Ossawatomie (Kan.)
Globe.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29
MAY Have Been Asleep.

The man who cannot remember the
text or aught of the sermon is hyp-
Noticed or has worked himself into a
trance, and sleepiness and inability to
tell what the preacher has said must
be considered as an indication of a
piety that has passed beyond the con-
troll Of its possessor or Of attention
so acute that it concentrates itself on
the words and face of the speaker, to
the disregard Of thought expressed by
words.-Christian Advocate.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29
KeepInq Friends.

It is one thing to make friends, but
quite another to keep them. Remem-
Der that Friendship viii not thrive on
discourtesy Or neglect Little cour-
tesies and attentions to those with
whom we are most intimate help to
smooth and sweeten life.-Homa Chat
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29

TOW ne Ncpl tbs OiOlneS Dry.
Among a large shooting party on a
Scottish grouse moor was a certain
elderly professor whose skill with his
gun was hardly equal to the profundi-
ty of his intellect. Suddenly a heavy
storm of rain came on, and as there
was no shelter on the moor the shoot
ers got thoroughly drenched through
At least, all but one suffered-the pro-
fessor He had mysteriously disap-
peared when the rain came on, and he
did not rejoih the party until the sun
was shining once more To the
amazement of the others the erudita
one was as dry as. a bone. The others,
drenched and Disguised, inquired Of
him how it was he had escaped
wetting. Directly the rain came on
replied the professor, Il went of by
myself. stripped off my clothes. and
sat on them until the storm was over"
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29
ssThird
DEGREE
AS a Battle
of Wits
By Inspector James S. MeCafferiy
Chlel Of New York Detective Bureau

lily injury confinement dark nosome ouy smelling cells no sarv-
ing until exhaustion drives the suspect confess 1t nothing
merc persistent nsnt questioning nterspesed argu-
ments that in the long the be guilty, rarely fail
plish their purpose
Whatever third degree methods employed my department
employ myself usually the suspect my office or at the
most with other policeman present There display dazzling
uniforms to impress him. instead usually civilian
Seated opposite the suspect usually study time 1t
absolutely necessary that know with what have If the
be sury and ulen methods very different those
he be quick alert and Intellectual 1t all to learn
what the peuae of this may be- what individuality may be-
If be any third degree detective to-day that is
what is 1t simply pting stronger will against weaker one We
do however seek out the weak spots the lies deceit with
themselves it we pound away
at it until they break down and confess
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29

pretty counterfeit comes their way Which is a mis-
take However excellent man may be, he essentially
is human and for him the sweetest fruit is that which
hangs high.
The woman who wishes to attract a man must be
just little out Of reach Not too far; the thing may
be oyerdone If he climb ever so slightly she is there
1t no longer is enough that should be pretty ;
the woman who to-day would marry must know how to
win lover, must combine the charm of the serpent
with the gentleness of the dove
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29

Anyone called. Perkns?" Eyes,
my lord; man with a bill. Used awful
languagei And abusivel Why, if he'd
been your lordship himself he couldn't
have been more so!"--Ally Sloper's
Half-H0liday.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29

The third degree-the spectacular, blood
curdling, terrifying third degree that the
magazine and melodrama writers like to
talk about-is a myth. There never has
been any such soul-trying experience in
store for the wrongdoer who falls into the
hands Of the authorities since the days of
the Spanish inquistion.
The third degree to-day is a duel Of
wits-a matching Of will and power, with
the detective or inquisitor pitting his
strength Of will and force of argument
against that Of the suspect No physical
force is used, no intimidation through bod
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29

Although a believer in Immortality,
do not find a warrant for that belief in any
Of the late developments Of psychical re-
search, startling as they appear to be. All
these manifestations seems to me to have
very important bearing on what we are
gradually evolving concerning the "abysmal
depths Of personality
we are making great progress in our
apprehension Of dual consciousness; and,
largely through psychical research we are
now able to detect the workings Of the sub
liminal mind and to realize its tremendous
influence over our conscious nrnnnssas- Bnt
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-29
By LOUIS F. DELAED

all this quite apart FROM valid proof Of immortality nothing
wider nowdge OF dual consciousness that points direction
ought here that do not feel myself sufficiently possession
Of the facts to make opinion Of value but speaking my
sufficient knowledge of the manifestations reported by the
society for psycha research the
they anything but manifestations less direct s5m
consciousness
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Gotn Ser xeSIiebfsit.

Sin armer 6an9psrtsmdHn, Der lih
nit ieiner 5dnoe Mrbeit reoli6 Habrte,
fanO auf Der Qan0FraBe einen geuteI
nit elmer beird6tli6en 5umme Sell
oes. Gr ireuts Iin aber niGt 0ariiber,
iDnoern mar rsmt betiimmert uno
oadte: nAie trauris nirb bod beries
nt5e iein. Der oas llHgiiit ge9abt bat,
BEN Seuiel 81 Derlisrenl~ 9arum eab
e. lih ale Wfibe, ben @igentbamer oes
Geloes 3u erfa9reu. UNI mahte Is Of
fentIih betannt. Der rentmdBi6e 6err
Oleies 0el0es meI0ets Iid audi bdl0 Il.
empIing oafeIbe rihtig pieoer. Nus
6reuoe barber. baB sr bas 8srlorene
ipieoererbaltsH bate. bot er benz guten
6aHopsrlsmann etli6e Dufaten sar
BeiohnuHg an; ober oieier Idqte:
sNlein Serr, sic oiirien mir ods ni6t
be3abIsn, mas ia meine S6uloiqteit
mar. Wsnn sic a6sr germ elm @e=
i6ent MAIDEN poaeH, 10 i6iden sic
oo6 0ie Ducaien Der ormen Wittne,
sle pier necen NH ipobnt un0 BE oft
Hidlt groo bat, I'm ibre pielen 9in0er
gu l%dttieen.~
Die Bite Oss sepiFen6aften Saub=
rtrtsmanHes nAroe erfiat: Die arme
Wittpe beiam BAG GeItenf. 0as er
nidt bate anRsbmen moaen; ober Der
CUTE Ulann freute Iih uno 0onfie benz
lieben 6ott. baB niht nur iener aerr
lein osrlorsnes Gelo pie0erertdnat
battle, fonoern aud Der armen 8itttpe
cine 9iIfe in ibrer Notb gu tbeil eepors
ben mar.
60 neiB Der liebe Giott quite Ren=
lhen Su Wert8ea9sn bee Geetns su
MAIDEN. - Wilit On ni6t aud Elm
loIaes meroen2 Silf Deinem Id6ften
aus. 70 bel 8u tdnnii.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05

sntfsrnt arbeitsuhsn @afsrmibIs 5us
gstrisben.
Der Glfsre gruhsr elf n1H, f9oH
hat sr ben aleinen erreiht uno uHs
tlamm,rt, aber, ME e I4sint, nnr UNI
nit ibm 81 fsrbsH. 9ait fir9tsrlI9er
ShHsae nerbsn Die bsioen 8inosr
eem aermalmenbsH AaOsrpert susss
trie6sn. aein ulsnId bort be Sans
merruFe Sss gr0Bsrsn 8Habsn, Der ieis
nan beuuBtl0fen grube- fef untlamz
msrt hdlt. Sdon tommsn fe beim Ra=
be az, fdpn nroht cine Der 5elgsH ben
4rm oes Gltsren 81 erfdnen - od
bleibt bic Mla6le pl5Blih iisben. "a
ldaist Der 4neslus. bic Wliihle fplra
CUR Mittaesrube auBsr Sang gsiest u
uHspiheriihen bic beiOen 8in0er aud
i9rer psrsreifsltsu Gage bfrsit. DID
Wiuner 5iebeH fs bsraus uno brIHgsH
re ibrsn Snnterfaatsn GIisrR. = Gota
to huge paht!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05

au4m Oos Bud. Obns buiar gu Oans
.sn.
aas elifs F9 an isnsm qbsno gu
Bette legte. fIgte Tie ibrsm gebste
5in5u: s9iebsr Sslus. bilf mir meins
FeInoe liebenl" unO ialief OdHu iGnft
Elm.
etIide Gage lang fu6r elFe fort.
Dora liebeoOa 81 bs9anneln, obp0bl
ne BON ibr tsin freuu0lidts @ort pers
na9m. Als lie absr zines 4benos mad
bdnie elite, REF IS ibr gu: .Gliie, Gliie.
i0arte auf mid, bite! Sd m0ate nit
Dir reoea.~
gIiie idauts Fh nm unb fab Dora
nnf iie 5ueiieHo.
sag, @liie", REF Dora faR. atbemz
log. ~fDarum purit 8u mir oisle @os
4e 10 9ut2@
s@eil i'd Did germ su meiner
6rsunein MAIDEN mo6te, Dora! Du
bit mir 10 b0le."
Dora fdien oieie 4ntnort faum
gu periteben; als eIife dber erfIdrts
nno Ihr idgte, mas bic M1utter ibr aes
ratben bate, srgriff fe Gliien's Sdn6
uno REF: % Gliie, in modte 10 oers
ne Define 5reunoin Iein! SD babe
gar teine 6reunoinen. NiemdnO liebt
MD, isit bic Drama seitorben 1T. Rie,
me pieosr perOe i9 DID nsden,
gltis!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
a~ImFricbtieteit sbrt.

nSunsens, IS 1T mir cine &laae iiber
Sud 5agegangeH". ic begann Der 9ebs
rer nit isbr srnitem @eliGi. .glebrere
ppn Sud fOusu trob oes trenqen 8ers
botes, 0as i'd Sud mebrmdls gab,
Jeuer img8aloe aHgema6t un6 Is ni6t
pieoer ausgel0f6t baben, 10 6aB ods
9eitrdu9 ST bremen anfina uno nur
oar9 bic 8eiOnnenbeit 5peier Sagears
better Elm eroBerss rnglid perhiitet
puroe. Sc 1T ieintr pon Sud ertannt
pOroen. aber ih for0ers BON Sud, dls
ebrliten Wleniden, oaB ibr Sure linz
%beionnenbeit eineeitebt, uno Der
2bGter iid bier meloet." Sine tiefe
Stine entitano BEL oieier ernnen
AnreOe unter ben Ghii!srn, uno Der
i2arfe Bid oss gsbrsrs fdnO ole
S4uIoigen 1Ofort bsraus, ba einige
&naben unrubig bin unO Der riidten.
GHoere Bis binter bic Sbreu ROTH
purDen; aber CT miinIdte, 0aB lie
ielbit ibre SdulD eingeiteben iouten.
Shon poute er feline @rmabnung
nod einDrin9lider pis0erbolen, ais
Elm ~rotbbadiger auabe nit ebriidsn
Augen BON IeiHem SIZE auftanO:
1Wie. Du seb0rit 81 ben SduIoi=
gen2" fragte Der 9ebrer p%erpuHoert,
Oenn er liebte Den 3naben ais einen
ieiner beiten uno folg1amIten Sdis
Ter. rNb perSeihsn sir, 6err 9eb=
rer", fOtierte oieier. mir Sangens
bcttsR ms ous niat 70 reGi u6srs
est ."7rGnti6uIoissn Sic. 6srr 9e6s
rsr" erbob ib Elm annereg 3nabe. gOsr
Qnton min bic S@alo ouf Iih nebmen,
er lit aber nur babel oepeien uno bat
uns Suneens ippbI o~bssratbsn. aber"
- ~Gba" uno Sbr adteiet Niht auI
cea 4nton. lohtet Jpn nobl mob aus,
Sbr leiftiinuigsn Burden - ia Toas
ts man oa Eiht glei9 - REF Der Qebs
rsr NIT i3einbarer 9eftigteit. bern
ernitlih b0ie tonntt er ni6t Iein, D0
er fab, ME feline suten 9ehrsn in Den
Ser5en oiefsr braben Burden Wur3el
geIhlagsn unn id0ne 8litbsn setrie=
ben hattsn. rQber i'd min UNI oes
anion's niuen 8nane fir Rs6t ers
seben lafen. ia. i'd bic anDern, Die ii@
niht senannt baden. gar ni9i einmaI
mtHsu; ie m0gen Iid iddmsn. oab lie
nint 0as gers hatten, Elm llRrehi
ein3ugefte6en. pie bsr @nfon unD Der
5rib.1 9amit isbts er cen lluterridt
fort. aber Haa nemieIben tamsn nod
Elm bdlbes Dubeno Sunsen uno BE-
taHntsn. oaB lie AUDI nit i'm WaI0e
6euer dneemahs biiten.
4nfrihtigisi. ebrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
SsFtl

msm min Der Wutb ridt maH6mal
pl0klid itHien
uno nidt 0as 9er3 ME lbsrmanni
per3oecn,
Die 6offnuns nidt In bIiier'n Seen
ertriHieH,
geIinesn fat Hidis me9r d's eel
alagsn2
zlnh Diuf ou 6susen oaHn in iolasm
StUrme
1sin frsiss 6oIpt, has i~srneHiDaris
geriaiet
Der. nsltsr bid sriaafisn Hiet gum
Wurme.
Don zines aiH0ss 5erie idoH per-
niditt2
slsiH. IaB e fe1'n, ME e mad isiHsm
9rauhe
Dem 50ffsen ieibit 81 ittasn ipolF
beliebeH.
uHo mabnsn mig er bid nit iroffesm
6onhe.
DAT e. rem glanre rUlaHH" in'z 9srj
esidrisben.
Ris idmpit Der aobe; BOD hilft aud
nidt bas Sirsiisn.
Gtsnt iid am 1eis bic Gide bod gum
Je@teH;
60 febs aud BEN gIsnoe 3sr 3sitsn
Der WaHn sntssseH tort uno tort fem
8enien
0F eDlsr Wanrssinn niht msbr au'
@r0gn,
Bas llnaufl0sEte in Stub UNI
Jldmmen
Damn Frsilid iaun's ostypeiisiteT
nidi mernsH:
Gs bri6t bic Wsii. uno bttde aud
3uiammsBl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
psrosIts ssIes nit @nsen,.

Diana, in meiner GlaNe lit Elm gar
b5iss Md0ten; fe fdIdst mid Supft
mir oie 0aare uno ruff mir aler6ano
S9impfporte mad. 8. 8u tannii Dir
gar nidt poriielIeu. ME Ie mid babtl
giemano in eer ganssn GlaHe liebi fs.
So piinlhe. lie miiBte aas Der Shule
iort.7
s8ie beibt oos mdohsn. Gliie uno
NO fpobnt neg fraste 5rau Wiiiler.
mSis beiBt Dora 5alsr uno pobnt
sci ibrsr @roBmnttsr. Sic bat teine
SlterR alouhe Id. uno bic @ruBmut.
tx Iou aud iehr srob 81 ibr iein.-
-Arnes 9in0."
~Armss Sinh. Wldma, iptnn re
mid 10 bebdn0sItl1
ST liz nidi arm, reun ne ieine CT
tern bat. Gliie2 9sriu6e aus i6r cine
Trsun0in an mahsnl sic bat pabra
ihsinlin isins gliidlihs 6simaib."
% Mama. ih ,6nnie Is ni4il"
. ia. 0u sannn esl Was bat esr
liebe @ott ron u~nisren 6siHosn 9eIagt.
mtin aiuo2@
-@r iasse. mir ionsu ie Iitben;
atSL Mama. ih ~ in ~ f0nnts Dora
6alsr ME iiebsn. Fs 1T 70 hlBlin.
iasts Giiie neiasno.
.9dR 9u's ihcn psrIuhig gls Fe
Dir bic Saare snpfte unb Saimpf
poyis uadrisf, nas i9aisF Oh. giebs
6sn2-
Sd ~ les ~ Rrsdts BE 3unss mad
ibr ous@, iasfe Site iaamroth.
.Dos luar nitt lieb. msin 9inol
@,gfuas mor1sn einen anosTtn gloa.
@eur On ikr irasuonis htlFsn saRnf.
thas "a. una utnn IL unboflit 1T. fei
Hu ooa lasH ivsaHolia uns lists00a
ssasn eas arus Waiisniin0 es piro
Ti4 nahhtr FrsueH.-
YIN n65Htn Eoss fam Tcsa ohrt
9mh in Sic EnUls. sir bate e ptrA
etiitn INC BATH nod Dor 8esinn Ser
@Ault i6rs aniaabs GA lssnsn. Der
osttns sat re os N2aotsr. ihr eiH
Sn1 sn lei6tn. uno fling oann an 80
ns,usr.
gliis fh1uit re tirsu 4a5tublid
miiiaeia az, esHss an esr SHUTTER
W1tb. GIRO sg ihr une iaste. .eseT
Tcra. r;mra meia Su1. 81 ots
itcr selsrns
Gshsani f&aais 7sra rrf nns
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05

oos Md0den inspiIheH gepast uHo
pisoer auf oeE 0bersH 9repptHabfns
6inoefent bate. E~uDeriebeHs frat Ct
ouf ben einsn un0 i'm nadfsH ausenz
bIids flog Ct ridliHss bic 3rsppe bIHs
unier, nobei fsin aopf aud nidt sine
sin3iss Slaie 0srfsblte.
,Nilion 9onneripetteri"
agih 9u BAH 10 nett, lisbsr 2iebs
rsdi2" fraeis. Fd absr bic Gaaus
hrabs lebnsnb. IN ibreH iubsltsn 2os
nsn sas Wsi5 ltinsg 1er3sns.
,.adnnlt gu mir ben anoereH Ste
rel nift binuHisrDsrfsnl" fobnts or
uneladlide ManH.
.Siheriih. mein 9isbsrl"
.Dlein Reifeiad1, iasts e, inoem
Ct f1 nit alsr Wladt Die Stlsfel aas
5og.
ST i'm S9loBimmsr untsr Del
mem Bette" nm
.Gepadt2"
80 peib es ui6t. gs isi 6enu.
Du babef i'm iel6F gspadtll~ Bel
oieisn 0orisn bate lie faOn lire
6anb an Der 6austblrilints. sd
bate faum 3eitsn meinen eigsHsH gu
pa6sHl"
ste lie an Die gde fam. no bic
Groi6lsu itoH0en, borts re ibrsn
WanH: pauline. 9auliHe = bait
9u meine Weite nidt gsisbsn2"
.Sm gor3immer", idrie re 3urit.
-4oieu. msin 6sr3l"
rQls Re ben DroihtsRIdlag 8as
i6lug. borte is fb nieosr a~nssrufsn:
| Pauline, no 1T msin 8Odl Wlein
Qan3es @slo 1T brinnsn!"
cid nod eiHmaI u%morsbeno risT
lie ibr 90: s5m Spsii8immet, am
6aien linis binter DIR Iburel"
Damn bisb Der autIhsr auf isine
maaers Wld6rs uno 6trrn 8srger's
4 tbsuere @6e6dliie OeridDaHo aus isis
Hem @siihtstrsiie.
Q6er bic Iahbarn iagsn, iie battsn
q~salau6t, 6err Berger pdrs pl0Blih
DeTridt gsporoeH, osnn lie bdtien i'm
I'M 6auie bsrumraisa b0ren ipIe toll,
uno ale g1innts mare Ct an Der Sbdr
erfdiensn. ,r.0ie' ps9esiabrsne 5rau
Berger gu frasen. no isin 6ut iei uno
no fe ben S6laTsl our ReiistaIas
6inasle9t babe, oaB isiHs Striimpfe
nidt su fiuosn isien. uno oaB niat Elm
| ein3iaer rsiner Gra9sn i'm Sauis lei,
uno ais tr inlieBlih II Wahtmeiiters
| @eifninOi9ieii aus Dem 6auis iagis,
blisbsu ldmmilide 1birsu uHo Sem
tier nett often fehen.
Die GtienbabnbeamieR un0 Oepdds
TRACER oes Gsntral @abHbofss ndren
einigermaben eritaunt. gsrape als Der
3ug iih in 9eipssuns issie. siaen err
bibten Mann nit glibsnorot6sn 8es
ftis uno oifsner Bsiis auf ben pers
ron itarjsH gu iehsn. Dem Der out in
baden FAB. unb oefen uHOsrI aluHens
Rsiieiaide auf uno 3uflappts. ME Elm
mabniiBHig aeiu0rosner BsHittrllosn.
ST belt eiEen 6dusi6lahel in Der
6anO uuo banie grimmig bic Sauit
asgen feline 1rdu, bic ih aus einsm
6oupst berausIsbneno. ibm gum stbs
idieoe NIT Dem Gaihentud plntte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Der 3IntI,eiI Sss GSper.

S1pe. Tahs ano gisI laaieu nit.
chamber unb fiHsen sinsn 6irId. 9a
hisb osr 9Srs Den gla eas 8iloprst
thsilsn. Der GIsl mahts 0rei ShtiIs;
nes iparn hsr Q0pe 3ornia Hno rib
BEN Gitl bic 6aut iser BEN Ropf. 0lB
Fl biutriinnia olndn0. uuA hisB ben
Nuhs oas @iloprtt tbeilen. Der
6uds itieB ois pref 5htile snIdmmen
ano aab re oem 2onen bin. Dss luhle
Hr SSue uno ipvah. -Ber BAT Did
70 thsileH lehreH2' Der Studs ssiste
auf osn eisI uro brad; Der Doctor
Ga I'm rothsn 8arett.
Eitis Sabsl lshrt 3iDi Stiide: oas
erife: groBs 6srrea rontn 9orihsl
habsn. uHo mar ion nit srobsn Strs
rtn n;dt airitzn tTsn. re rtrfeH tis
usn nit ben Stis.sR; ods onoers etr
Ii tin meier T2aTH. nsy F5 an einss
auotrn llnfaa heFern Tam.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
@5rtLia.

Die 6uberbduerin nil ihrem GoE=
ne. Der beim Wlilii0r bisnt, Elm SAP
den Wein iaidsn; re trdet e auf bic
goit uHb fragt bort ben gsamten,
mas Re nod brauffdreiben foa, b0nit
Is ibr SObn redt fdnea bstommt. ~
Der 8.amte meint IdGeln6: .Sareis
ber sic nnr bait ootduf: Dringlih!p
~ Die 6uberbdae-sn befolst nieieu
Ratb, nur Fat fie eire etfDcs sisens
photographic, unb 70 iest f. bait
barauf: 3rintIi6; mas ia aud rintig
mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
pie Niene.

Sine ileins 8iens fog
@mfg bin un0 Der. uno jag
SUBigleit aus alien 8fumen.
SLENDER, Ipridt bic 9drtneris,
Die ie bel Der 4rbeii trifIt,
nWlauns 9lume bat BOD 8ift;
lln0 Du iauaeit aus ben 9lumen2"
Sd, Iasie re CUR @Grtnsrin.
s5a", oas @iftldBi3 Oarir
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
1nacb's ebe.,gc!

Die Some blidt NIT belem Gheir
% freuHoIid in bic @elt biHeiE.
HAD ebeHio!
Sci better uno frobl~
Der Baum itredt lsine 4eie Dor,
Sur 909e ilrebt sr tii9n smpor.
rgiG6's ME Der Baum
Jm IoHHigsn 3auml4
DIE autae fpringt uH6 rislslt fort.
3ieht raid uHO Isidt BON Grt gu 9rt.
1ylah's ME Der 2uea
limb rese DID ihnsal@
Der @Oael iingt iein Qieolein ben,
6rsut Hh an Sonns. Baum u. Quea.
sNlah's ebeniol
Gel riHig uno frObl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
esIsraftcr MsiS.

Satin. .Oente sir. 4lfreO. gsTern
mar meme 5reuHoin. BE Nlii1sr. bel
mir uno bat mid1. Id m09e ibr eineR
5toff Az siusm &leio lln3 nab mel
nsm 8eihmod ausinhsH. Ra. ser
FAB ih dber Gin Wuiter 9er~ausgeiuhtl
giuen 70 bdblidlen Stofi Qibt's in 0sr
aansen StaOt niht..."
Gjatte: I'D, oas lit lbsr i%atall"
Satin: .Tatal2 Wieio oenn2"
@aite: IA. nsibi ou. Die Wiinsr
bat ndmlih oeu StpiT in metnem
Muitrag a~etauft - Ct mar fir std
ais @eburtstassgsiteu teitimm.l"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
St. 3ftnrtrm-
9mfttmt,


Wtnfpnal (eoarblnaih ultl far faibos
Hoe WiaOdtn init gcreiisn.n Boriebrs
unesH iat gaGsihaltrinufu
Der 0itmsntati Nuaus iut iltineit Dldbs
den N iullsih zinc AorhtfriinH4 auf be
ERIE 81. NammuHiOa. Der bobttt Nugius
bitifi aroBfteu Diabbsu tHis Ah6biiaani
N ntn bptftsu Gluhisu iViitm tAtfieus,
IN Mutt. Ia bet affA Hiunf tn gcliiteH,
N BEL pansntbsit ett.
Fem utieitasn aftlanafn itntn E6hs
ittn in sinem iassoulbem 3uiiilui stns iauis
niaHHiihs Ausbtio aua anaepebtn ga laiita
malbs hshnuna adgaRgu burt sineH blss
btsnesittu 0urint. ftsit ifbt maRa
Das ntut @hnlidAg beagaut am z. 9sps
itmbsr. 1909.
um wsisgs husiunii unb Galaioa msnos
man ii6 an,
Den. glother Superior,
u75 Superior StraS
Nlilmdufes. ibis.