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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
tn UNCERTAIN RED RACE.

New York World.
The Canadians announce with an
air of surprise and regret that 1nrInR
the last ten years the Indian popnia.
tion OF the Dominion has Increased
10000. There as here the red man
who Is dying out Is the one who
wears blanket and feathers. The abo-
rigine himself, now disguised to soma
extent in derby hat and store clothes
persists.
Indians In the United States num-
Der about 275,000 Almost one-haIf Of
them wear the garb OF the Whites
One-fourth Of them occupy the border
land between snvagery and ciyf.ixa-
tion, Influenced to come extent by
the customs OF the Caucasian bu. sill
clingins to many OF the practices tf
barbarism. More than 100000 Indians
live In Oklahoma. The peaceable Pu.
eblo Indians OF the southwest NUM-
ber $4,000. The noble red man 81
the books. OF the war bonnet ani OF
the tomahawk, Is found chiefly liz the
Dakotas and Montana
There Is no doubt about the rrarti-
cal extinction of some OF the eastern
tribes. but good Judges are OF opinion
that ther are now as many Indians
in the United States as there were
AT any time in the past When ho :
der warfare was at Its fercest the
belligerents were comparatively few
In number, and the greatest war par
ties that the Iroquois and Algoquin
confederacies ever put into the feid
probably did not equal the force which
confronted Terry. Crook and Custer
In s7s.
Two United States senators have
Indian blood. 1t is long way from
the tepee to the White house, but Il
Is not impossible that a descendant Of
an American Indian may yet occupy
the chair OF Washington.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
SOCIAL
MIX=uP|
R ather Sensational
Shooting Scrape ID
Waldorf.Astoria

NEW YORK, Aug 4.---Before being
arraigned In police court today, Mrs
Neville Castle, who shot at lawyer1
William b. Craig In the lobby OF thas
Waldorf Astoria hotel last night Of
fered rather Indefinite story. she}
gave Immediately following the inci.
dent and declared to the police that
she did not try to shoot Craig butt
had tried to kill herself.
Mrs. Castle, who was hystericaI|
most of the night denied that after|
firing the first shot she Ind pursued
Craig into the elevator and there tried|
to again shoot him. She said whenI
Craig had spurned her on her firstI
approach she unconsciously walked
with him toward the elevator and that
when she realized he would have mol
more to do with her she drew the|
weapon intending to kill herself, butt
Craig grabbed at the pistol and ltI
was discharged, the bullet striking him|
but being DETECTED from doing anyl
uhniaBe py FOUNTAIN pen In his vestl
pocket. Mrs. Castel said that she
then followed Craig into the elevator
and when he said he had been shot
she turned the revolver on herself.
but was disarmed before she could
take her own life.
Mrs. Craig declared Mrs. Castle was
an old friend. But she seemed to
be insane upon the subject OF possess
Ing my husband" said Mrs Craig.
Il was fully aware OF Mrs. Castles
efforts in reference to my husband as
ne informed me fully of her actions
and OF her DESIRES"
Neville Castle, the prisoners hus-
band. is still alive and In business in
Nome. Alaska. Castle and Craig are
prominent San Francisco people.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
sELF-FoRagTruL.

President Taft Is fond Of children,
with whom he is a favorite. A charm
Ing story on this head comes from
Cincinnati
Once, when a pretty Cincinnati rir1
was n child OF 9 or 7. Mr.. TAFT, esIl]
Ing at her house. found nobody hosne|
except herself. She entertained him
little while. and when he rose "a
go he stopped down aud kissed her,
Here's one" he said. "for IN
baby. Here is another one for lfftls
Jim. And here il a third for Bil1t1
boy"
The little girl. drawing hsrself a.
said haughtily had been rsxain
a novel: II K,
"Asr. Taft, you forget youruslf,' q a x.
He bent down asaiu Il
40 ! Aid.s As lanshsd. ~wsll. nsGSh
one for myself" a 4
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
MEN RETURN TO SERVE
SIX MONTH SENTENCES

HUNTSVILLE. Ala, Aug 4.-Robert
Hughes, j. w. vinson and II. Bohan.
non. white. and Dutch Gurley, Dave
Wylam and VIII Powers. colored. re-
ported to the United States court here
and are ready to begin serving prison
sentences of six months each for VIC.
latlng the Internal revenue laws
At the last term of the federal
court Judge Huniley passed sentence
ON the men. but learning their faml
lies would suffer II the prisoners we're
confined at the beginning of the farm
season he directed them to go home
make their crops and come back.
Every paroled man came back as
he had promised
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
PEACE
REIGNS
Government Officials
Say Crisis in Spain
is at an End

MADRID, Aug. 4-The government
today issued an official announce.
ment saying the crisis in Spain Is
at an end and the country tranquil
from the bay of Biscay to the Medlter
ranean. The release of Senior Iglesias,
editor of El Progreso and certain
relaxation of censorship is considered
the best evidence that danger is past
The minister of the interior says
that not only the reservists but vol.
nnteers are flocking to the recruiting
stations for service In Morocco.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
secr sAAs TEA AND COFFEE.

MOSCOW. Russia. Aug. AT the
congress- here Of curious Russian
sect, whose members are popularly
called the PopeIess. delegates from
Siberia maintained that the use OF
tea. coffee. sugar. spirits and tobacco
"a Aeretical. denounced the practice
Of shaving the beard and demanded
that persons guilty OF any Of these
sins be turned out Of the church. The,
declared that tee or coffee drinking
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
POINTED pAaAoaAsns.

Some women's osIy interest in life
is to dress to kill
The toper's peck Of trowhie is al
ways full and slopSsss over.
Why Is It that = fat wonsaa seldom
has p disagrseabIe tsapspf
Think what you plssss--but keep
most Of your thoughts 10 yoWself.
Learning from the experience OF
others is liks getting money In let.
ter
An old CROUCH r as good as a new
one II you are merely booking fol
trouble.
The woman who builds castles II
the air dossn't hsss 70 worry abou
hcusscleaninG
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
DEPUTY
SHERIFFS
Shoot Each Other by
Mistake While Hunt.
ing for Criminal

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. Awhile
searching for VIII Hendrix, the es.
capped murdy ser, last night, James Rus
sell ana Joseph Boren. deputy sher-
ifs, shot and wounded each other in
the darkness by mistake. Russell was
shot in the head and will die Brown
was wounded In the hand. Yesterday
afternoon Hendrix shot deputy mar
slial's horse from under him and es.
capped. Hendrix is under life sentence
for the killing of his father-in-law in
1906
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
5 sheer slnltony.

Is sheer gluttony.
The congress finally decided that
the practices are not heretical. al
though undoubtedly sinful. In future
tea drinkers are 10 be excluded from
public worship until they repent. The
Popelcss are SO called because they
have no priests. When they left the
state church in the seventeenth cen.
tury no bishop accompanied them, and
80 they are without regularly ordain
ed clergy.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
SHOOTS OUT ACHING TOOTH
AND VICTIM FoR0ivEs s

NEW YORK, Aug. Gus Williams
refuses to prosecute Franacis Canovio
for shooting him because the shot
performed real service. Williams
annoyed Canovio until tho latter Is
said to have fred shot at him which
went through both cheeks In It's prog.
ress the bullet tore out a tooth which
had been aching for week, and VII
liams. in appreciation for this relief,
refused to prosecute
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05

regard of the law, are to be cl,sed
by martial tactics. That was the " nd
brought to Gary by delegation Of
citizens who visited Governor Mar
shall at Indianapolis to appeal for
relief from the unbearable conditions.
They declared that the ultimatum was
voiced with emphasis by the governor
that continued failure of the local au.
thorities to. act would result In a mi
litia invasion of the town Governor
Marshall conveyed the ultimatum Off
cially to the mayor and chief of DO.
lice of Gary in a letter received there
after the return of the delegation.
w. g. Sewhll of Boston, Harvard
'o7, has just returned from the two
years' hunting trip through central
Africa with enough ivory and hides
to more than pay his entire expenses.
Mr.. Sewall bagged seventeen eie.
plants. several hippopotami and other
big game. He also gathered material
~ iit auoi'oe " tHt Royal tibOkrADn-
icnl society, where he viii soon ap.
pear. and he states that he has i'm.
poriant letters to the British war Of
fee. While going through the Uganda
Mr. Sewall was bitten by the much
dread tsetse fly. but instead of being
with the sleeping sickness,
which almost invariable terminates In
death, he was made iii for ten months
by eruptions all over his body. 'Tn
Abyssinia ] called on Emperor Meme
lik," said Mr.. Sewall, land found him
speeding through the well paved aud
lighted streets of his capital In an
American automobile ! tried TO get
into the Congo country. but was bar.
red out. ! was told that the mission
aries had spread such reports of Bel
gian atrocities there that the officials
did not desire any more visitors"
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
Murders and Suicides
Due to Intense Heat

CHICAGO. Aug, 4-The increase Of
murders and suicides during the sum
mer months is due In a measure to
the excessive heat. Coroner Hoffman
ce eclared today. His report for July
showed thlrty-seven suicides and
twelve murders. three Of the latter
being murder and suicide. Twenty,
four murders and forty-nve suicides
we're reported In June.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
YEsTERDAY's sAsEsALL.

Western
Pueblo 8, Denver 2.
Wichita 2, Topeka 2--5 innings.
Lincoln 2, Sioux City 8.
Des Moines 8. Omaha 6.
National
Chicago 4. Boston 1.
Pittsburg 8. Brooklyn /.
st. Louis s, Philadelphia ].
Cincinnati 8. New York z.
American
Washington OIL. Cleveland 6-2.
New York 5-3. St. Louis ~.
Philadelphia 2-10. Chicago Ia.
Boston 2-S. Detroit II.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
LOSES $1,000 sn ROUTE TO SON.

CHICAGO, Aug 4.--Mrs. Anna
Childs of Washington reported
the loss of 5000 while on her way to
Chicago on Pennsylvania railroad
train. Mrs. Childs is well known In
Washington. She was bringing the
money which she had saved during
Il period of years while she was a ma
liner in Washington. TO her sop, Ed.
ward ChIlds OF Clyde. H. The money
Is believed to have been taken from
her berth while she was In the wash
room.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
OKLAHOMA FARMER
GOES ON RAMPAGE

CHlCKASHA, Okla. Aug. As. V.
Mcdonald, farmer living near here,
during fit OF temporary insanity last
night shot and killed his wife's brother
j. A. Thompson and Mrs. Thompson
and then shot himself. He attempted
to shoot his own wife but she escaped
The Thompsons were well-to-do farm
ers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05

Ten car loads of fruit were ship
ped by Grand Junction Fruit assoeia.
tion last week. Early peaches are re.
ported fine and bringing fancy prices.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05

Denver Republican notes the ar.
rival In that city OF Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Rood, formerly Mrs. E. G. Stoi
Der. They have been abroad.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
COLORADO NEWS

Boulder will erect a tabernacle capa,
BILE Of seating 1000 people for the
Billy Sunday evangelistic meetings.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05

Jimmie Moorehead, formerly OF Du.
range. the Grand Junction center field.
er, WAS the star OF the game at Glen
wood Springs Sunday afternoon in
which Grand Junction defeated Glen.
wood, 8 to l. Out of four times up
Moorehead secured single. a double,
a triple and home run.
After searching for two days and
two nights the body OF Harry Bricklon,
a ditch rider. was found Sunday morn.
ing lodged under some boards near the
bottom OF the Eaton ditch, two and
one-half miles from Eaton. II IL
thought Bricklon was drowned Friday
morning. The last seen of him alive
WAS Friday morning by a 16-year-old
boy who saw Bricklon In a kneehng
position on the bank OF the ditch az
II tying his shoestring.
Western Federation OF Miners com
pleted their business yesterday by re
electing Z. II. Meyer president and
selecting Denver as the next meeting
place. c. E. Mahoney OF Butte was
elected vice president, and Ernest
Mills of Denver secretary-ireasurer A
resolution was passed asking the exec
utive board to seek legislation makipe
six hours a working ,aAy iii "inine,
where the 'temperAturei ifs lovet 80 de
sfeesgDi, si9ja"'n shi T.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

"A white coward" was what DR.
Madison c. Peters called Senator
Stone at his Church of the Open
Door. at Brooklyn, Sunday night, dur.
ing the discussion OF the slapping In.
c,dent of the senator and the colored
Peters, with great fervor, Senator
Stone belongs to class thar the re
public is not proud Ola class that
ID rapidly disappearing.
Latest reports from the great fire
at Osaka, Japan, are to the effect that
10000 houses were burned and thou
sands made homeless and facing hun.
ger. Many were killed and hundreds
taken to the hospitals. The buildings
destroyed included banks, the stock
exchange, the museum. government
edifices and factories. While al pres
ent 1t is impossible accurately TO state
the losses, these are given roughly at
several million yen. The conflagration
ore very narrow and the houses were
mostly OF wood construction Under
strong breeze, therefore, the build
ings We're easy prey for the flames
with great rapidity.
ha l.aag ..ft q I.. a..
lures of the new Maxim silent gun 10
martial foreigners is the fact that 1t
cannot be seen. Tests were made
| before amazed soldiers at Enfield,
England; Paris, France; Steyer. Aus.
tria. and Tegels, Germany. AT the
latter place, where probably the most
profound impression was made, Mr..
Maxim had great success In attach.
Ing silencers to machine gun. which
discharged $50 shots a minute without
being seen and without being heard
save the mechanism OF the gun Itself
All OF the new government alrships
which are being built under the di
rection of Count Zeppelin Will be
equipped with the new gun, for ii will
be noiseless' fiashless AND .dangegl ~
SO far as the explosiUnd Or lt.nBinspbbl
loon gas. bS f1aiaei jss cancsnned. ~
'a.i,Y,q sni.',...i mn sSi'i iee,vi
asfmahtt's anttla.n, n,bsiaess;siss,sss.ils th,
people"of ,the,f rthefland carr tiie 48dl,
tdsughisr of the kaiser, is about Il,
come out" Next nioiniiLs VIII, sea Sea iiie.
launched socially, win mark the eb,
OF her childnUoa days. anti tife hed
place In the diplomatfe' 'iiYsa6p Eurobs
Next they Will be looking for 4 hts
band for her. and soon she Will b.
figure In world politics. Since Tia
wedding OF Miss Alice Roosevelt f
r Representative Longworth or the Ger,
mony that united Princess Ena to til
King OF Spain. there has been SO s,
}. clal event among the worlds rulers /
4 match this In Importance. Princes
q Victoria Louise is the only girl 4
n the ksiser's brood. His stalwart. apl
d and Independent sons have been muc
4 admired, but the hearts OF the n,
n tion 90 out to this l7-year-old girl.
ri Vice Is to be driven from the tow
OF Gary. Ind. at the point of Il
4. bayonet. Soldiers OF the Indiana \
n tional guard are to be sent into Il
,s United States Steel company's low
4 by Governor Thomas n. Marshall, "A
ID the gambling houses, blind tiger
and unspeakable resorts that ha
driven citizens frantic with their d
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-05

Continued On Pass ~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
5nfoIsr lImidllagcns ciues gOusss
Habe &iiisbars IA, fummcn 20
SerlOncn i'm cbiu INNS Seben.
y 6o9r5eng ii berfaIIt
Sammilidc &aIoaicrc, Orrifia an
oer 3abl, marcu ami Dem Seim.
mcgc u0n orr slr6cit.
Sir Cite ser llmocFommeuen.
g2.t!sbura. IA. II. Nlni.

4ittSburg ga, fl. Qfai.
SnioIae oes aeuterns eiues @aio.
linbootes mitten im C6io. nab,
Sdoenoilc. pier @lcllen unterbaIl
Flttsbur8s gcIeacn, per0en 2OGerio.
nen nerHiBi un0 auidletnen0 limo liz
ale erirlmtcu Bon 0en 30 SSniaIisn
oes gootes iin0. iopcit befannt lit,
nur 5e9n gerettet. Die GermiBter
fms.
glbert Graham 9ootie un0 Dit
eiaentbiimar oes @o0tes.
CSeorae 1houpou iriiber in 9u.
toona ga., mohnbait.
Boots" G'9leia, Samcs Gonuor.
gSalier Sop. EjomaS aenne0u. 9il.
liam Sui5rir Genru &oarlei, 0euuis
Murpbu. Gom pole. giusfeD
Souis @oloiteu. g8iliam ,Tapis, SO.
lepb Npls. .u0 99iaiam 9urfe.
6erncr .5mgi 9rH0er, Rameas
9otis unO 0rei @erioueu. oeren ga.
men nidH bctanut imO.
Sannltlidle %erniBten. reip. lin.
aefommcncn mauu 9luqciteute Der
greiico Steel Gor Jompann in oeren
Sabrit 81 Nic&ces 9lod Gie 9eiite
batien msna6nsmeiie his odlt ll6r
9earbeiici. mo maren 81 Ser Gle,
n1b Naule ju fommen. lie mobnteu
mf Der au0eru Seite oeS iSlulies.
IND oo i5ias eriide oorbanOen lit,
mllBtea lic elm Bent beHilBen, =, Ole.
lem sale Elm @aiolinia6rseua, 0as
iHr mir 20 @eronen beltrmnt mar.
4ber tcuer Ser 30 geiue poate mar.
ten uR0 10 0rangieu jie ltd ale in
oas 6abr3cnl. 0iner Der g}anner
meinte 3par Sic @eididlte i6eine ae.
iabrlidl 81 ieiu. aber 0er zieuermann
8rabonl ertlGrte e4 iei feline @eiabr,
babe er 0od am 9lbeu0 oorber 27
@eriouen gliidlIdl ii5er oen 5luB ge-
braht.
Garuit gaben iidl sic eelte sufrie.
oeh aber aIs Oas Boot oie Nlitte oes
tSluiies erreidlt bate, no oas @aIier
eipa 90 i5iib tief lit idllu8 Oas 6abr.
3cng piobIid um.
On sic GeaeGo no fiA oas llngIiid
ereignetc. mr. ipdrliH bemo6nt lit.
oaiertc es enc aeroume 3eit, e6e Die
aun0e 0duon in dloenniae eiutrai.
IS mlr0en 3par ioiort 9eute in Boo
ten nusgeiauoi. 0ie Oen Strom o6.
iudiieu. aber meocr Seben0e nod
1oote entogdteH 3pei ser @eretteten
iinO 9rii0er bon @enrp 8ogelei, Der
81 oen GrrmiBien ge66rt.
@iiisbarg &a., If. Wiai.
gs 1T MN iiher. 0aB pon Oen Der.
miBtea geaten sic beim aentern eis
mes 9ootes in ogu Gbio itiir5ten,
aeiner leben0 entfonunen lit. D1aH
alaubt iibrigcns. 6aB ofe 3abl oeI
llm8etonm1enen 81 lit. uid)t 20, luiG
3uerlt an9enommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
mlntinsr RcnuInrrfnmni.

eouncil 9Iufis. Ga, II. glai.
sn einem uddtIiten He0oloersam.
RE 3piihen 0em 9olisiiien Charles
q. 6orner uno SS0iep5 5opIor. einent
Reagr. Der Iih Don BEN Boli3iiier
Hitt berbofteH laiien uoaie. arbleli
Ieeterer suei geiabrIldJe 8unSea uno
ser 9leger uur0e ouf BEN go0 eetroi.
fen. 2lis 6orHer ben Reger berbai.
fen uoate. ding oieier nab ihm,
mcraaf Der 1olisiIt sen Reqer nit
iainem anuggel nie0erihlu1. Ian.
Tor sc7 Damn ieiHen 3e0ol0er un6
se1wAHbete ben 1oli5iiien nueimal
aao moHSse nh 0anH CUR Tiushi.
ms5ei CT Bon 6oruer sueinal IN 0en
sl8fsn gei1oiieH purSe. 9oE;iit
sirHol0 fam igiuem ssamer1Sen III
1alie rno ienerie aud mehrmlIs oni
Der ilie5enoen 9leser. Gieier uuroe
i51.er ifer5eno III einem 5snatl5ar.
ter SsEis egiseignesa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
Bis 5u 20 Sa6reH GAIT.

OWDulJs It. sJ.s l.. Ltdi.
Capt. Neter 9. Sains, ST., Der
ernorOing oes dngeblihen Siebba.
bers ieiuer @ottin. @iuiam &. 9lE.
MS, angetla9t, murOe bon Sen @e-
ldaporeren 0es EoOtidIags i'm eriten
Srao idlul0ig beiuuOen. Die Straie
lilr ein ioldles &erbredlen ut 3udlt.
bauSbait BON einem bis 5lpan5ig Sab
ren.
SobdIo Ser @abribrid berFiinOc;
mar, tiiuOigten 0aius' 9lmpalte an.
oaB tie beldnuorne gIusiagen uHter'
breiten piirOen uonah Die @tihmor.
nen mabren0 Oes @roseiies niht in
1eeianeter @eiic beaunidtigt NOR.
Den maren. gu0 ne merOen odranI
BIN eIneH neuen &ro5eB ioroerH.
0ieie gIusiolen peroeu oem Gihtsr
am ndhiten gtontag oorgeleJt per.
0en Dem Gage an oeH 0ie llrtbeils.
lpredung eriolgen ion. Sains' Nm.
lpdlte Dolen II. u. dud belpeiier,
0aB sic 4eidyworneu mdbrenO oeS
Ero5eies Die @eri5tsbarfeit 0es
Gouutps perIieBen, inoem iie 6orI
Gotten beiuttcH mas mi @runO
un0 @ooeu Der 9un0esreaierunG
Itebt. Sie ner0en ierner 0arlegeu.
SAB ser @abripruh niht nit Dem
@eueismateridl u Ginflanq itebt,
OaB er entlueoer am NlorO i'm eritea
@rdO oOer Gber aui Srriinn bate
lauten ioleH
Gle 8eldpuornen maren niht 9a95
orei Sunoen IL @erathung. DE
lle5erraidpiuq iIber Oas 8erOift oe-
@eidwornen lit allemein uuO nitt
im @eringiten aui Seitcn oesStaat$.
anpalts. Der nun eingeitebt. 0aB er
feline SdluloiacrfIdrlmg ermdrtete.
ionoern bohitens cine 9flttenligllnl
Ser Beidpornen.
TIner Der Geidymornen Eat ar.
fl0rt. OaB bier 9lbitiumunqen itatt.
ianoen. @ei Ser eriten itmntrl
ieds @eidauorne fir Dlor0 i'm erlteR
Groo. ieh5 iar Treiipretung mesct
Srrlinns. Der @ahriprnh mar EN-
aompromib. Gen 9lusiagen ser dr5i.
Iifen gSad,oeri:1noiqen" muroe, 10
erflGrte Der betrefien0e Beidauorue.
menia geahtrlnq geihenft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
@crnrt6ciIt.
.vlercer. Na.. I'D. Wlai.

-@ttlNNLs RA.s ~. WtUt-
Sames S. goDle uuroe su lebens-
Iauglider Sait in Dem 3uhthas BON
Fittsburg nerurtbeilt iiir Ole G.it.
tuhrilng pom p9iap~ @bitla. .Srau
gople. Die ais Yluru Soc anaeflaai
mar, puroe 81 20 Sabren 3ilhtbaus
|un0 einer Sirnfe oon $1,000 mo
5ltr 3dbung Der Soften oes @roieI.
les perurtbeIIt. 8ouIe oernnioBte
tcinc Scene I'M @eridtauie or eeOro1t
bate uno diIBerte Dor Der llrtAeis.
.nerIiinoing fein @ort. Sein 9}'r.
tbeIoiger bat 0ber I'm Mlil0c iouoGl
tur gcple ME iiir ieiue S.lu. @r
lagte. Dab IN glnbetraht 0clien OaB
bis Dor Silr3sm Die duBerite 5traie
fiIr @utiiIbruug in 0ieiem Staate
in 10 Sabren 3ndtbaus beitan0en
bate uno oaB Der anabc nit allcr
moglider Riidiidt bebanoeIt mare
mo moglihit Ooiiir geiorgt mare.
oed Gltern uanotbige Seelenidncr.
sen 81 erlparen, man mobl 9lil0e
walten lnNen t5nnie. Souohl 9enis
pie ieiue Gran bradlen suianlmen
lals linen oos llrtbeil perf:igOei
murfe. Als iie nad oem @ciara.
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Dobl nod i'm Sinnoe, Die 5reppen
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nmo bom @eridte aeiabreu marcu.
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gebratt bate, lieB man ion cinen
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i'm nod gliidlih oui. gr mar gans
alIBer Stanoe. lid ielber auiredi at
halten uno mliBte oui Dem gan3cn
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meroen 6rau gopie's 3uitano
mar iogor nod itbIimmer. Gle
fonnie nidt einmal Die Stuieu. sic
pom @eridtsgebduoe aui Ole StraBe
iilbrten biuuutergeben nn0 mu6tc
aetraaer mcroen. Sie mur6e in SEN
Omnibus geboben rno muBte, ais
Iie Dor Dem @eidngniB anfam. bon
Dem Sberiif GbeB un0 Dem goliSei.
del SiDermore pie0er berallsqeboben
nno IN ibre 3ele getraaen mer0en.
1ort iinJ Iie 6eitig an 5u meinen.
g'an belt eS bel 0em 3mtanoe oe.
@efanaenen iiir imnotbig. ibnen oui
Dem ggegc gum @eidngniB Sau0iei.
ieLn ananleaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
2naentaIeiinna.
genIion. 8enll.. II. va

genIicn. Senn., -. Nlai.
Grei 9erionen muroeu getootet, %
oerleBt un0 elmer arg perbriiht beI
Ser gntgleiiung zines U1iiIourl.
aaHias & Seras Gaiingier5uses. Die
bel Bonita itattian0. 9ie Sofomo.
tioe entgleiite 5uerit un6 900 oae
23a1en nit @usnobme oes letter
nah iid. 0as llngiiid ian0 an oer-
iel5en Steue itatt, Do am Lage Dor.
ber Elm 5radtsus entgleiit mar. &c.
tootet Duroen Der Sofomotioiu1rer
iSrasier un6 5mei Signaliiten, Die
ueben Dem @eleiie geitaHoen batten.
@erlebt muroen Ser aon0ufteur
2ittleiieI0. Der geanlte Der erpreB.
fonoaanie g9iloer, ein SeBer. 0eiien
92ame nidr befannt 1T, arg 0erbriibt.
mo 30 gSoii1giere. Die Baiiagiers
uur0en auf SanOfuo9en nah Tenni.
ion 9ebratt. @ie @iloer er3dhIte.
hatfgu Die .}ugbeamten itrengen Ae.
'ehl. an Der Steae 0es llnqIiids
langiam 81 iabren. bod gebortien
iie 0emielben nlht.