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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17

the spectacular It's 10 scenes are
nation and mystifying stage craft. The
atmosphere created affords delight to
both old and young, stimulating the
imagination of the latter and recalling
happy days of childhood to the former.
The principals are said ito have been
selected from among the best timber
in musical extravagnanza, and they
will impersonate the witty tramp. the
humorous Irishman. the plethoric Ger
man. boisterous sea captain the Giant
Great Gobs, queenly Dianna, be-
witching Gree, and her ever close at
tendant the gigantic cat. The scenes in
which these characters figure are full
of mirth and interest. and at times ap
proach almost to awe and the super
natural. Many a pair of young eyes
will bulge and stare at the marvellous
self-same wonderful cat at the COM
mand of the genii.
Many clever new song numbers are
introduced throughout the action Of
the piece. among the number being
My Maid In the Noon Mother Goose
Fables" In the Shadow of an Old
Date Tree" I've Never Been Intro
duced to You" etc.
The cast is headed by Chas A. Sell
lon and his appearance on the local
stage in this piece last season is fav-
orably remembered He is still ably
assisted by those petite condolences
the FL More Sisters.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17

between Peary and Cook over the dis
covery of the north pole is anxious TO
hear what Harry Whitney, the Con-
necticut sportsman. has to say about
it. Whitney, who is on hunting trip
in the far north, was the first white
man Cook met after he returned to
Etah with the report that he had dis
covered the pole. Cook reported his
meeting with Whitney in the account
of his trip to the pole which he cabled
to the New York Herald. Peary IN
his report also says he met Whitney
and that the latter was on board the
Roosevelt Cook says Whitney has
some of his records. Whitney undoubt-
edly knows which of the explorers is
right as to Cooks trip.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
"Three Twins

The Three Twins" which comes to
the Keylor Grand in the near future,
with the full prestige of a metropolitan
success behind it, having run five
months in Chicago at the Whitney
Opera house. and one year i'll New
York. press as being one of the smart
est musical plays produced in years.
Joseph NJ Gates has spared no ex-
pense in the mounting of this attrac-
and the electrical effects
bewidering. and the finale of the first
act is said to be one of the most elab
crate pieces of mechanism that has
ever been placed on the stage. it shows
an aerial circular swing with six
beautiful show girls in baskets and
while revolving the swing is illuminat-
ed with 1000 incandescent lights,
making a gorgeous spectacle.
The east is headed by Victor Morley,
who was identified with Richard Carrie,
in THE Spring Chicken" and created
the title role in the Three Twins"
when the show was first produced in
the Whianey opera house, in Chicago.
Others are w. H. Woodside, Bessie
Clifford. Frank Smith. E. P Bower
Florenz kolb. Ida Poetz. and chorus
of sixty people.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
undressing
Exhibit

A Portland exhibit that is attracting
widespread attention is kimball Piano
No. 3S1. This is the oldest in the
northwest and many of the musical
critics have tried its action and mar
yelled at it's beautiful tone.
Since this instrument was made
nearly 100000 Kimball pianos have
been finished, which if set end to end
would reach from Portland to Eugene,
Oregon. and back again.
At the local branch of the Eilers
Piano House number of beautiful
Kimballs were received yesterday af-
ternoon. These have been placed on
display and the many callers az the
house have admired their tonal qualit-
les and these, too will soon find homes
in Walla Walla.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
Sell Free Bridge Bonds.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 17.-.Bids for So
O0O. 600 worth of free bridge bonds
were asked for today. the bonds to be
dated and delivered October l. Bids
will also be received for Sl.OOo,ooo OF
sewer bonds. $500. 900 of bridge and
viaduct bonds and 100000 fire de-
partment Improvement bonds. Inc
bonds will be issued in $1,000 de-
and will bear 4 per cent
interest. The officials expect 10 nhd
a ready market at a good price.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
Ragged Robin"

Augustus PitOu will present Chaun-
cey Olcott in his successful play,
Ragged Robin" at the keylor Grand
soon. The popular comedian has in the
stellar role one of the most pictures
que parts that he has ever played. The
character is that of handsome, ire
son of a gentleman, who ranges the
country at large. welcomed everywhere
on account of his gift of song and
merry disposition. While the charac-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17

claim to fame, after all, was that he
created rather than acquired. L. +.
LOree. one of his chief advisers. said
only recently that Mr.. Hartman WAS
unique in one particular-he never had
failure. No matter what the cundi-
ton of a piece of railway property
was. no matter how depleted its earn
ings once it fell into his skillful hands
and was backed by his keen and broad
insight it sprang into prosperity with
a bound. Judge Lovett. who knew Mr.
Hartman probably better than amy Of
his other business associates, recently
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE death
Of Edward H. Hartman removed from
powerful figure in all its annals but
the most successful business man in
the financial history of the United
States. Mr. Hartman was rightly en-
titled to the sobriquet Of the railroad
wizard" Even Jay Gould. who made
a colossal fortune out of railroads that
others built. would have been mere
pygmy beside Hartman had he iVed
to see Mr. Hartman at the pinnacle
of his success, fer Harrilnan's chief
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
"Paid In Full"

OF the three or four big dramatic
successes of last season the Eugene
Walter drama Paid in Full' stood well
at the head of the list This year it
gives promise of being the undisputed
leader. Five companies are now tour
& kemper banner, and every one of
them is said to be doing fully thirty
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17

ter has all the wild recklessness of the
best roles in the Boucicault, it still pos
sesses an innate refinement of the
gentleman born, as Robin is later found
to be His popularity with the fairies
brings a poetic element of rare beauty
into the piece. which blends delightful
ly with the human interest of the
story on which the play is constructed.
Handsome scenery and a fine cast are
promised
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
Suspect the Wife.

NANAIMO, Sept. 17.-As a result Oh
the inouest intothe death of Gus Carl
s,n who was murdered in his own
home Monday night, presumably oS
robbers. his wife was jailed TO-DAY
charged with the crime. The position
of the body and the circumstances at
tending the supposed robbery d'iecteh
s,,Sn;c;on her way, although she tells
apparently a straightforward ana u'i-
changed story.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
WANTED-Miscellaneous

and Canada the past three seasons
There is nothing small about this pro-
duction from its magnificently equipped
stage accessories and mechanical eff
fects to the large and capable COM
pany with its we'll trained beauty
chorus.
The Cat and the Fiddle" is on the
order of THE Wizard of o." THE
TOP of the World" Babes in the
Woods" Bother Goose but in its own
peculiar line stands in a class by it
self 1t combines all the attractlVeness
of extravaganza with the beauties or
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
AmuSementS
The Cat and the Fiddle"

HE attraction at the Keylor Grand
tuesday night September Il. is the
pronounced success and beautifully
staged musical extravaganza, The
AT and the Fiddle" which. has scored
series of triumphs in all the larger
cities throughout the United States
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
&sbm Scr pfliebtertaIImna.

als i'm 9erblt 1885 aaiier 5raus
SoIepb !. bon Seiierreid BON elmer bel
Raios IN llnsurn ab9sbalienen 1udss
jago 3uriidtebrte. noate er ben gBea
ga ieinem @ob0ll0er 56loHe abtiraen,
nss6alb er qusrfelosin iibsr Elm Der
ariegsoermaltung s%s60renbes Getanoe
rift. Dobei fam er an einem Depot
poriibsr. Der auf poitsn itebenbe Sns
Fdnteriit erblidte einsn unbelannten
9errn i'm Saabdn5ug, fGuts oas @es
tpebr uno risf: n3uriid!" I'D miG
nur porbeirsitsn" snti6uloigte flo Der
8aiier. - ~Qidts ba, bier bari tein
6ipiliit bersin:" ertldrte Itramm Der
SoIoot. Der WOHord muBte Ii6 be-
quenen, um5utebren unb ben peiteren
Weg gum D0oOuOsr SdlOHe gu usbs
men.
9lm nGhitsn 3age tDurbe Der Golodt
gum Oberiten bsfoblen. Defer berrifte
Jpn fdsiHbar Drumming an: Sic baben
geitsrn osm aoiier NIT sefdntsm @ss
pebr ben Nsg Dsrlegt. Damit bas
niht fDieber %Dortommt, ernenne ih sic
duf Seinsr Mtaisitdt gsFsbl gum gors
poral, als fpeldsr Gle ni6t ms6r
Sdilbpdfs 5u ite6sn brauhsn. uuo
Damit Gis 5brsn oberitsn ariegsberrn
in 3utuuft srisnHen, ididt 56nsn Der
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reihts Der Dbsrit BEN Hbsrrafhten
SoIooten sshn nsue sldu5enbe Gilbsrs
8ulDsn. Damn fiiste sr nod in bsms
Telben. anidsinn6 brummigsn zone
Uie bisber bin3u: .Grfinen Gle aud
Elm anbermaI piinctii6 abre pfli6t.
8ehtsum. morihl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
Ebuet Gntvs Ssnsn, Ste smeb
bagysn.

3pei irieoIid)e 80milien pobnten in
einem Dorfe redts uno limits bon eir
mem feinbislietn Mdnns. Gr trGnits
feline Roh6arn, ipo Ct nur tonnte.
SIMS 3aqes tam Ct nit sinem aroA
zen 6Ifoer 6sit nab buule NIB ionnie.
g nidi dbldosn. fonOern mubtt es I'm
6ofs febsn Idifen. es itano Elm i6pe
res @tipitter am 6immeI; die feline
Qeute parsp .poh All ben WisIen Be
Idoftigi nm pomosIid audi nod oas.
ii6riee 0eu mad bduis 3u brineen. Bon
Sorge ipannte CT aus unb rift In ool
lem Srdbe auF feline Wieie 5uriid. 4bsr
taum mar sr fort. 70 siIteu feline Rah
barn berbei uno luoen Das 6eu ab; iie
tbateu aud nod cine ihr'y -4suern
auf. Odmit ibr Wiberidher oub nit
Dem anberen Wassn obHe qufentbdlt
iu's 3rodene fabren tonnts.
Shon fielen sin3elne arobe uno
ldpers 5ropfeu. ais Ct auF BEN 6sim
tpege mar. @r ionnte nidt anoers benz
fen, als ieiae 6susrnts nebme Elm
Idlimmss @nbe. 81 ieinsm Gritaus
nsn fano CT aber ben eriten @ageu
idon big auf ben Isbten 6alm dbse
laesa. 4un burfte CT nit Dem nnbern
nur ourtb elm tpeit es0ifnstss 9bor elm
fabreH. Gr mar 70 seriibrt, bab sr
fem Wort Iagsn unb nit isinem Bort
um 9er5eibung bitten tonnts; obsr
feins beioen 6dnbe reidts CT ben Pad
barn uno mar nit ibnsn BON Dem Nus
ssnbIid an Elm 6er5 uno Elm Sinn.
SAB bid oas goIs nidt iibsrpinbsn,
lonOeru lberipiRoe bas g0is nit GU
tent
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
sSiHebrsit ISbnt Iist,.

Sine Dame tam an einem Minter=
tage aus einem sroBeu offsntlihsn @ss
bauoe. Die idpsreu Gbdren mdhten
IS ibr isbr bsihperlih. beraus3uioms
men. Sin ormer Sirobeniuuas lab
oas uno elite bin3u, um Die Sbiir fir
lie often 81 baItsn. Die Dame lab ben
Snabsn ireunoIid an uHo iaste; sSt)
oonte Dir"
s9oit Du bas ssbort2" Iasie Der
&ndbe Su ieinsm 6ameraOsn, Der bet
ibm mar.
Rein. mas?"
Die Dame iagts gu mir: SD baus
ie Dirl" SoIds Worte bort unlsrsiuer
iebr isItsu."
Die Dame bSrte oiss GsIprdd nit
an uno irsute iit. sd iuds INNER
bofIid uno irsunbIi6 gu 'ein. msiu
Sobn" iagte iie. sTbus Tu nas audi
ltsts.~
Sabre pergiuesn. 9tn s:aem 0ecems
bertaac bate oisie lel6e Game GintGus
ie fir Weibnadisn in einem eroBen
9elddftsbduie gu MAIDEN uno 8u ibrer
aroBten Ber%munoerun9 muroe ie BON
einem iun9engsriduFer auf Die freunDs
lidIie Weiie beOieni. Sic mdhte Des.
9alb elmer le bealeitsnoen 5reunoin
9essniiber bic 9emsrtrms: nBie lpohl
tbut es eInem, ipeun nan 10 freunolid
bebanoslt pirO. SD beilags mid Ionit
uiht iiber bic 9eriGuIer in ben grobsu
Saufl0oeu. DEFENDERS in elmer 70 Qes
.i6diiiqeu 3eii penn he oft aud stpas
barid Iuo." j. I'D
De aupe WauH battle oas aeb0ri
uno idais 8u osr Dame. ,@uti6uloi4
gen Sic, Sic babtn Mir Dor einiaen
Sabrsu ielbit bic asbrs seeebsR, bDIi
lib 81 lein aeoeH Ssbsrmann."
Bon grItdunsn idaute bic Dame
ben iungen Wldnn an unO bordte aui
Dad, ipas er ibr nun %ersGblte, ME einfl
Elm armer audbs fir fe bic Sbiir often
aebalten nno iie odpt az. ibm eeidet
babe; sd Ddhts Dir" DisIe @orit
nun erpedten in ibm ben Munid. sinf
NAL stpds in Der Melt az merbsH. Gr
trait in elm @eI1dit Elm ala qauf
buride, unb 1T nun. burd feline 9Sfs
Iidteit Elm sedhteter 4srtrauensmoun
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Grudt bra6ten bic tlsinen @OrtIsin;
sd oante Dirl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18

aspOIUer sur 90nO unO I0iats bic
Bergen.
81 lag sr Ianss Seit unO sdblte
bic llbridldse: ssbH - eff IL sp0lf.
Damn lbsrtam ion Maoiatsit. g6tr
teiRe %geiunoe Wiaoiateit, ME re nadl
siuer Reiie eintrit., icnoern cine
bleisrHe, eridlafisuOe, Ghpinoel ere.
genos Qbsslpanntbeit. @r siinOete
Siht an. otsr bic aerSe duf BEN
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erloid pl0BlIn lcisoer. IS mar, ais
ob cine uniittbarr 6ano fe ~eroradte.
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9ienit. nahbem lie nur turs auf
fldmmenO sebrannt battsn.
nMisin Soft, mas 1T bass" rief
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falls Quft. 2uftl~
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pino blies in bas Simmer binein.
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pObler puros. Gr leate ii6 tpieosr
duf iein 8ett, IieB ieooh Ods 6enIter
Elm nenia ae0ffnet; bic Mdttigfeit
iteate id nidt pieosr elm.
nShurie. i'd babe Did!" fprad er
81 F4. nWl0rosr uno DEB, Oh font
mir niht enteeben!!"
Am nd6itsn Morgen ~itatete Nlerci
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unb cine GtunOe ipdter muroe Der
9otelier Sereei perbdftst. 3por
leusnete er i'm @ufanae isOe S6uIO,
dber feline au~toeipielte @mp6runa mid
tieIsr acknowledgement, ais bic
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@emah iber No. 8 nad oieieut Sim
mer cine Ourh 5apeteu DerOedte
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@asart mad no. 9 bef6roert NOR
ben mar.
Runmebr muroe aud Die 9eihe
Dimitri 9jesnatoffs in Stem erbus
mirt, uao lie srgab bic aaructsris
iheu Symphonic Der @dspsrgiFtune.
4Haeiidts oieies erotiideroen BE
peismateridIs ssitauo Ssrssi er babe
ben @roBtaufmamn in Der geinii0erz
ten Weils srmoroet. oonu mittels
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geliftet uuo pieosrum DerT6lOKen,
udh0em er bic 9risFtal6e nit fat
10000 Rubeln an Iit asnommsn. IT.
@s lam ni6t sum grOcsb. Giues
Ysoreens fano Der GeidnsniBrpdrter
ben @efanesnen toot oor; er bate
ii6 an ieinen SoIsntrdsern erbdnat
unO our6 freimiaigsn Sob feline
Worotbdt ssiiibnt, bic in Der grimi=
naIsefdihte fait beiTpiellos oaItebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18

unisre 4bonnsntenlife peiF lsibI
noh cine SismIife an5a6l Q,isr dui,
bic nit 3abluRg hires qbORntn,Hts
i'm Ridfauos ino; mands bauoa
Ihuiosn nod fit 3fpsi. brti ano msbr
Sahrodnas ano obpobI osnisI5sn R,hs
human 3uaeidnbt purosn. 10 inn il
ibrsn gerpflihtunssn bis isst NOD
uiht nahestommsn. mir pOlsH sofa
fen, paB isns rOsrssbIidsH" esi.r sHos
Ith sinmal ans 8e3ablsn ibrsr Hads
hanoe benton unb uns niht Iangsr
portsn IaHeu. Der selbs ,3siisI aaf
bsr 3siiuns iagi 5eoem, ipis pds e
kaahlt BAT. @sr 3psi uHo msbs
Sabroanes niht oui sin UloI b.sabIsg
lam. Ser 5abIs bod ~psnisisni
etnsu, unb beiunoe 10 isiHsH ea!.a
Wiasn. Grit aIsfebsnosR 9slpsru
lonn mar isin @siddit uafrsdt re
balten unb gapltaIiitsn iino mir NOD
lonos nidf. AIio. psr i6 astrO'tn
iibIi. i6ids feline RidfdHos slsi.1
bsats Elm, oami.'s ui6i pisssE Dsrgsin
Zen rire.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
PAS N nttsrbsr,.

At idlUsr Elm unsIid DID ~setrOfFsn.
cas- Dir beHimmt bic 9t6ensluf:
Ssr5ase ni6t. nod tannit On boffen.
!S1a idldst Elm 9erS in trsusr 8ruit.
Dies 9er5, oas Hur fir DID eeidlGs
gen,
Set Defines 2s5ens Mnbesinu,
g biIft Dir Sreuo' uno 9sio ertrosen,
Sum g~lutterhsr5eu ellie bin!
bort pirR On Iidsr Sr0fung finbsn,
Der Neuttsr 9isb' srliidt ia nint,
SAoH ibrs 4ugsn ~iperosn's tiinosn.
Nenn aud Der Muno por Wsb nidt
fpridt.
ger5age nidt. nod fdnnit On hoffen,
80 lang Der Nlutier 2luse eIdnst,
Stets ino Dir lire Nrme often
Ino lire Sreu' 1T unbsgrsustl
lno bat Oes 2ebens srnfie 0eae
Sbr aud sebleidt Oas ouRtIe Sodr,
Sqr 9er3, e lnlogt m gleiher
SdnelIe
Rur far 0eiu BobI, pon Sabr gu
Sdbr.
lud tlose ni6t. psnn re psrfhieosn,
Die blei9e 9ippe niht mebr fpriat,
BORT ubsH idldgt. nis emit bisnieOsn
0as 9t%utterber3, o'rum flase ni9t!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
zsinSesSanf.

Sin Shirt traf duf ciuem Spasisrs
rite eineu ileiBigeH uno ir1bliden
Dam bel ieinsr Nrbeit auf Dem 5sloc
an uno lieb IT'D nit ibm in Elm sc.
ipr0h Elm. G0a eini9sn 6rdsen sr.
flhr er bah Der alder niht iein @igen.
tbum lei ionOern o0b ct ais 2deelob.
ucr fir 8psi Mlart arbsite. Der 6irit,
oer iiir iein lApsrss ReaieruHgsge-
lh6it freilid mebr @slo brauhte uuo
81 persebren bate. tonnte nidt begrei
zen. ME iemano nit 3tpei Dart 1age
lobn cine 6amilie srn16ren uno nod,
10 froben Wutbes odbei Iein t0nne, uno
nunocrte lih odriiter. Qlber Der brdpe
NlaHr i'm IeinsneR Wamms erpioerte:
I'D mare libel oOran, iuenn ih lopiel
perbrduhte; mir muB Der brittle Gbeil
odUon geniiqen. Wit Dem 3meiten
@rittsl gable i'd meme S6uIoen ab
uno oas brittle 9beiI !egs i6 auf Sin.
len an" Das mar benz Quien Tiiriten
Elm neues Rotbiel, Mber Der perQniiate
GdaelObner fahr tort uno iaate: SD
tbsile meinen @eroienit mil meinen al
ten @ltern. bic niht mebr arbeiteu ton.
men. uH0 NIT meinen 1inoern, bic crit
mob Iernen miiiien, Den Stern Der
9elte ltd bic Sisbe. bic lie mir in met
ner NinDbeit ernieien baden, nnb BON
meiuen Aiuoern bpife id. OaB ie mid
emit IN meinem miDen Alter aud niht
Derlahen perosn."
Del hirit ireate iih iber Diele redt.
ldaiiene uno oantbare @elununa oes
UldnHsa uuo belobnte ibu nit einem
lreidhen nlflhRnf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
aIIsrkanS KmrswsiI.
Gin iHtersffautes GtpsrR
ment. 4

Sbr niBt bod ollie, bag DaTtr sti
PIP GRAB tobt. Run, mir pOIlen sins
mai ieben. Wlan itele einen 9IemisI4
Tel auf einen Spiritusto6er ooer SsIs
oten, file Den SsFel gu BRET @isrtslu
nit BdHer uno tbue Sal5 binsin.
Mlan miro finoen. 0ab man in benz
gBaifr cine gang seb0riee QortiOn
Sdl3 dufIoien lam. @s perIdpinOst
D0uis, uno oas WaFer bleibt liar.
Run 5iuoe man bic 6ldmme an, nebms
etne 5Idi6e, file Ie 3ur SGlfts init
reinem Baher unb Iebs lie suuGhf ofs
len in ben Gefel. 9alb Iteigt aus bee
6Iaids Ieihtsr 9dmpf, pGbreno oa3
Sdl5tpaher nod polig rubie lit. sSsbt
aerGtb oos WdHer In Der JlaIde in
trdItiaes Wolsn, es fOdt. pGbreHn
ods SoI5pdfer i'm 9eFel nod uibt 10
nett lit. Sbr febt aIIo, baB Wafsr
teineslpegs immer bel 212 @rao todt.
Dos gilt Hur fir reines WaGer, ndbs
reno Der Sieoepunct Der itarten Sals-
loiung ned Elm psnie iiber 212 @rab
Iiegt. RuH nebme man bic TloT6e qua
Dem &efel beraus uno bride ben
StOrIeI feit bineiu. 9as WaNer bat
lib ieBt p0uig berubiet. gun aisBa
man Elm penia talies @aFer iiber BEN
DbertbeiI Der 6Ial6e. unb IOFort ndlt
oas beige Waifsr in Der 5laIde pitOsr
trdftis auf. Gs bat iiher nidt mebr
212 @rao. un0 trobbem todt Is. Daa
5eigt, oaB aud reines WaKer nidlt nun
bel 2l2 @rao foht. Man fam oen
Yeriu1 ipieoerboIen. wlan tam bia
6Idide Jet bereitS anfaFsn. fs 1T alfcs
bo6itens nod 150 @rob tporm. U1oR
aieBe nohmals idarf idltss Wodsr
barber. uno ipieoerum tOnt bos Waia
ier in Der 5lofhe beftie ouf. Dos Roa
den bdugt eben niht nur BON bee
1emperatur unb BON Der Dirt ben
6Iihi9ieit, Tonoeru ouh bon benz
Huftorud ab, Der bariiber IaItet. Die
BIaIGe, bic cine Weile Dffen estohs
bat, entbdlt in ibrem Sbertbsil ui6t
mebr 2uft, fonbern reinsn WdFsrs
oompf. Slept man taltss DaFsr iibsa
ben 6Iaf6eHobertbeil, 70 pirb berDals
feroampf Der ben Druid Der dubsteu
Ntnoipbdre bate, trdftis nieosresa
f6Iaaen. Der Druid ipirb pisl esringtr.
aHo oas MaHsr beginnt pisbsr su to-
den.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18

@saen 9sibsn rbsumatiThsr Rotur
smpiieblt i'd beIonbers bic QnpeHz
oang beibsr Dampfbdbsr. Die bic
Shmsr5sn lin6srn unb bic 5silune BE-
Ihlsunigsn. 5n ben erobsn StdotsH.
no gut eingeri6ttte 9aoednltolten oae
nur erbsntlinen 8oDer pera6reiden,
iinb iol6s Ieidt gu bsf6aFisn. inOsNsn
iinO aud bier 5das bsnfbar, no BE-
ioHosre umitdnoe ben gsIu6 FOLDER
4nitalien iebr stihnersn, fuenn niht
gan3 unmoglih MAIDEN, isi e., oaB bic
Witterunq BEN Grdnten oas 9erldHen
oes 5auies nitt gsIidttsi. iei Is. oaB
bic maierieGs Gage binbernb i'm
0see Iisbt. oa iol6s gdosr msih ni6t
biuis fno. 5H oes tleinsn Gtdoien
jeood. unb gar auf benz glattsn
9anbs. isbli e 0ontommsn an Gius
rihtuHgen bieier 0rt.
Ia 1T nun Elm irons1fi6er Qrss
auf bic praesilds Soes bsrfonen, IN
ssl0idtsH galt sur Gr3sueung bon
Dampfbdbsrn 81 beuuteu. Bie at
ssmsin betaHnt 1T. belbi DIT unaes
loihts aalf bic eigsHi6ofi, iofogt
6sibs Gdmpfe 81 tntpidein, iDenn Ct
nit WaFsr in g~trabruno oebradt
miro. I'm Hh alfo Elm locates Dampf
bao gu DsrihafftH. nshmsn fuir sin
nal an. sur eiHosrHns Don rbsumos
Sdmu3sn in unierarm. e.
oarf man nur zines mdbiqsn Guar
iums unatiof6tsn Sails, einss aros
Ben gsf6Bss. stpa siner @gppen
iaIHsl. uno bss Hoihpsnbiesn 0oi
isrs. MaH Dirit Gin tina faunaros
res Gid aali in bas gtFds. lssi
asn sronfsr Urn atsr bic S6HHel.
un6 aiss. lansism IsFa agf bic