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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-09
SMOKERS SHOULD RAISE A
HOWL.

II is a wonder that the miiiiohs WI
cigar smokers in this country take such
little Interest in he tobacco schedule
of the Payne Aldrich tariff bill. The
Dingley duties. which are preserved
In the new law. are so high that I'M
ported cigars are practically out OF
the reach of the man of moderate
means.
AT the same time. this tariff tax
enables the American manufacturer
TO compel the American consumer
to pay for the miserable product OK
the domestic factories higher prices
than foreigners pay for cigars manu-
featured from the superior cuban and
Samaritan leaf.
The Washington Post has taken
the trouble to colla,e the figures rep
resenting the imports and exports oil
cigars. They show that CT all the
cigars manufactured in the United
States In 1907. the easily satisfied
American smokers consumed all but
s41.504 worth.
The foreigners decline to smoke
American cigars because of their low
quality. The American citizen must
either swear of or smoke the Ameri-
can product unless he be a mil
lionaire) because some people in Penn
sylvania. Connecticut and on the low
er Florida peninsula grow a sort OF
imitation OF real cigar leaf and Amer
lean factories, including those OF the
tobacco trust, wrap it into cigar
shape and sell the product to Ameri-
cans at higher prices than real Ha-
vana cigars can be bought at In the
Cuban cspial.
Below are the official figures and
the Washington newspapers deduc-
tons drawn therefrom:
IN 1897 ssS.O0e.OOO worth of I'M
manufactured tobacco was exported
and during the same year only sil,-
-5O4 worth of cigars was sold abroad
These figures sustain the theory
that the American-made cigar is in
small demand, especially among for
cigners who smoke and are judges
OF quality. Our imports of tobacco
manufactured, were something like
sL7.O00.00O. but owing to the duty OF
152Se per cent. ad vaicrem the i'm
portstion Of cigars and cheroots were
ou.y nftlc IN excess Of $4,000. geo.
Prom Mexico, where q most excellent
quality Of cigar is made. We import
I'd less than 100000 worth Of cigars.
cigarettes and cherocts.
Thus Il viii be 5cen that the trust
s. in control Of the situation. J, IS
20 be hoped that Congress may find
a way IN making a tariff bill. TO oosi-
pei II to improve the quality Of the
goods that q sells to the American
pubiic.
In short. a tarlG rate that would
admit Of larger importation Of cigars
would Be very helpful IN tina, disec-
ton. as well as in putting some
healthy revenue In the treasury. More
revenues can BE- raised by lowering
the duty on iobacco. cigars. etc. than
VIII ever b raised by an income tar.
and AZ The same time save the con
SWEETS q tobacco many miIIious Of
6ciIsrs.
The truth r that this cbscrFstien
may ~ vish justice applied 70 I'll
tts leading schedules q The biI. n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-09
Wash Suits

Stripe or neat check Wash
Suits, plain tailored skirt, trimmed
in folds and buttons to match.
semi-fitting coat cut in the latest
style.
So %
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-09
The Eternal msscuIi,e.

A study Of the trouser legs as seen
In the photographs Of our most noted
men brings the smile Of contempt
from even the mos, disinterestec. and
one even wonders ~ anything could
be usIier than the concertina folds Of
the clumsy. eiephsntine outlines that
are there to be seen. Breaches.
knickers and kits are all far more
artistic and heslthy.-TsIIor and Cut
ter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-09

is true as 70 steel. as was ably Abown
by Senator Cummins yesterday, and
as to cottons and woolens. as was
shown by Senator Deliver the day
before. in epoch making speeches
measuring well up to the finest ef
forts ever made In the United
States"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-09
Think Moving Picture Shows Ar
Great Evil.

There exists in our city. as well as
Throughout the breadth of the country,
al evil which believe one of the most
pernicious and< the same time, the
most subtle that threatens the moral
welfare CT the youth of our nation to-
day. | speak Of the moving picture
theatres. and especially of those with
T, vaudeville acts. Although not generally
recognized the destructive influence
of these shows is second only 10 evil
reading in the debasement of the no.
bier instincts Of our young people.
| | believe that the painful fact that
the majority of the criminals in the
country are young men, and that
youthful criminality is steadily in
creating, may be largely explained
by the almost universal prevalence OF
these cheap theatres. Who can say
how many a boy has not been initiat-
| ed into his first idea OF crime and
Instructed in the manner OF commit
ing IL by the realistic portrayal in
liie-like pictures OF successful burg
laries, holdups. and murders. These
germs OF criminal ideas are thus
planted in receptive soil: for the
plastic state OF the immature mind
makes II quite susceptible to such i'm
pressions: and imagination being
the most predominant character
istic of child's mentality. in witness
ing these vivid representations of
crime and violence. he forms a mental
picture which he strives to emulate
furthermore believe the cheap
immoral melodramatic vaudevilles.
and life-motion pictures of marital in
felicity. betrayed girihood. and hyper
romantic scenes. such as are daily
polluting the pure minds Of the youth
OF our city are most fruitful causal
agents Of the looseness in marriage
relation and the great divorce evils or
today. Not only these. but the canK
ct OF .npurity and the social evil
Which Is precipitating us as a people
IN the footsteps Of France In national
decay. are also fostered and inten-
SIZED 20 an unresiized extent BY these
places. Their moral atmosphere is
such that would not be condcncd Iorl
one moment elsewhere yet boys and
girls 81 tender axe are permitted tol
breathe this atmosphere which pCisoaE
their minds. rcrverts their ideals. ard
jnlis their moral scnsc.
N 4 b. true, a. Locke Taught that
the child c-nes into The world wifnI
mind lige a blank page. what must
then he impressions recorded upon
the fair pages Of The minds 81 those
children who witness the rrrcsomcI
suicides. bloody murders. SENSATIONAL
2, bberics. and saiacious Scenes gsu-
ally pictured Nth such striking fideli-
liy in these theatrcs7 one needs
nc' wonder then thar each year 200. I
eos Young mcn. and ss.oo1 pure Girls
enter lives 81 impurity AM dishonor.
that ore-fUelth q al marriages irI
our couairy Terminate % divorce. OIL
that there are IN America today I0a.-
go hoys wits criminal rccnrdE. WITH
suca training What c,se can b. cx-
pccsedg
A. an cdnrator. and loscr - ne
.rresi world q chiidho,d. ! hold hat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-09
THE BIG CRIMINALS SPARED

In the news DISPATCHES announce
ment comes from New York tina
indictments have been found D,
a Federal grand pury against sew
en- employees OF the American Sugal
Refining Company.
The indictments result frcm proo
of weighing frauds practiced by the
trust for more than a decade. The
government had watchers on hand
but they didn't watch. Why. probabl,
is best known to themselves.
The wonderful trick scales were
capable of reducing ton of weight
to thousand pounds or to FIVE hun
dred pounds.
The high officials of the trust
through their attorneys. acknowledg-
ed guilt by agreeing to restore to the
United States government a little
over two million dollars OF the steal
ings.
It is understood that the govern
ment's representatives surrendered
claims to nine millions more in
agreeing to this compromise.
But now the so-called civil pro-
ceedings have been settled. The
government alleged. or was about to
charge in new suits. so II has been
stated. that the sugar trust stole
eleven millions of dollars from the
government The agents of the de-
partment of justice under Mr.. Taft's
administration decided that the res
titution OF a little less than one-fifth
of this amount should absolve the
American Sugar Refining Company
from further attacks upon its treas
ury.
But the law officers OF the govern
ments gave out thst criminal proceed
ings against the swindlers probably
would be instituted
Well, the criminal prosecutions
have begun, but they are not direct
ed against the high officials of the
sugar trust. Minor employees. who
doubtless were doing the bidding of
their masters, are the objects of the
legal assault. They are the men who
were employed on the company's
docks.
Who besides the United States law
officers will pretend to believe that
these dock employees, some Of them
engaged in manual labor. reaped that
eleven million dollar harvest? Who
believes that the officials of the sug-
ar trust. who thus far are untouched,
save gently in their pockets. had moi
knowledge of the events occurring
on its docks which saved TO the trust
and lost to the United States treas
ury millions Of dollars?
II those seven men working down
on the Brooklyn dock got ali of the
eleven million dollars that the gov
eminent lost. 1t is marvellous that
neither stopped working for wages
and went in for yachts. automobiles
and race horses.
Henry Burke Closson, OF counsel
for the American Sugar Refining
Company spoke for his clients as fol
lows:
"The Officers OF the American Sug-
ar Refining Company are as anxious
as the United States attorney can be
that these men and any others shall
be punished If they are guilty. and
that they are AMI nave been cooper
ating to that end with the United
States attorney
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-09
thinks of him. Richmond Times Dis

thinks of him. Richmond Times-Di
patch.
Harsh criticism from their COL
leagues may wound the seisibilities
of senators. But just now majority
OF them appear to not care baubee
what most OF their constituents say
or think of them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-09
fn5u.trx ara rruosIfty.

The way 70 wealth IL 80 plain - The
vsv 20 market Il depends chiefly on
txo words. industry sad fruEslity,
that e.. waste neither line nor mon
o.. but make the best use Of eota.
without Industry and frugaiity moth
sns win a.. and with them. everything
-Frankiin-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-09
The Busy Store
Stripe Lawns

Pretty White Lawn with wide,
medium and narrow stripes, Is
inches wide.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-09
Grass Rugs

Cover your floors with Grass
Rugs. they are cool, sanitary and
easy to clean, will wear as long
as carpet: red. green or blue.
Get our price list of the different
sizes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-09
SENATORS NOT SENSITIVE

~ this sort q thing keeps NJ u can
hardly - long before eycry United
states senator knows exsctiy what
every other United states Senator
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-09
nerceriZed Hose
Misses Pony Stockings

Celebrated Wayne Knit" goods,
fine silk Isle. full fashioned, Csc.
Misses Black Hose, fine rib 12I2c
Dogongood Hose for boys and
girls. -. ....--< ..--.---- TUG
Broncho Buster Hose for
boys. ........-..... ..I<Izc
Bearskin Hose for boys .15c
BLACK Cat Hose for boys and
girls. II and Csc.
Infants Socks, pink, hight blue,
tan, black and white ........ 1875
Infants Plaid Top Socks, assort-
ed cOlOrs .Z5c
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
Greme zines 5nnSes.

4ls Napoleon Der @rIte auf ct.
5slend mar, itieg in ibm ole grinns>
rung an Elm 8essbnib duf. oas i'm
emit sepaltig erfdittert bate. St
ihrieb IS nie0er, I'm es Der RahpeIf
auf3ubepabren. - Sine tiefe Stile
berriate ringsumber~, 10 er5Gblte
Der emit 10 md9tiss Mann. Benin
heuen Shein bes Monoes erblidten
mir, iiber Ous SaIo6tfelO BON ga-
itieIioHs rsiteno, einen 6uno, tpels
der. uHs s~epabreno. unter ben Rleiz
BERN zines sri9lassnen Mannes bsrs
poritur5te. grimmie ouf uns sus
iprdns uno Damn bsulenb unb tpina
ielno fhnsa umtebrte, Oas @eiht
ieines ~getoDteten 5errn ledte UNI
Oanu nit neuer @utb uns aneriff.
9ieies a.ms Slier i6ien suglei4
9iIfs uHo Rade 81 forOsrn. S1rsibe
man e Der augentlidliden Stims
mung, Dem Srte, Der Stunbe Ooer
Der 9anoluns gu. fooisl 1T sspib.
ooB ME zines meineI SdIdhtfeloer
dhnIihsn GinOrud auf mid
madte. Dieter Mdnn, oadte i'd bel
mir feIbit, bat oielei9t 5rsun6e unSr
liegt bier BON alien berlafen, nur
BON ieinem trsuen Sunoe. Wels
DE 9sbre sibt uns bic gatur Dur9
56ier2 SD bate obne ges
miitbsrube Sdlodten ~anoeorbnet,
iiber Oas S9idial bes 5eeres ents
l6eioen muBten. i'd bate trcdsnen
8epegunsen sslsitst, peI6s
ben COB BON pisIen unter uns Der.
uno bier fii6lte id mid
beIpegt, erihittsrt ourd Dos WinIeln
lno 5eulen zines 6unoes. Sin fIes
6einD bate mid in oisfer
Stimmung sepiB niht unerbittlitK
1efunosn. IS mar mir nun liar,
iDarum 4hines bic 2eihs 6sctOr'sl
benz Deinenoen priamus p~isOergab.-'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

WstboDsn, in ri6tigsm WaBs uH5 inz
oiDiouaIifrt - auf ar5tlidss Nnras
teen uH6 GoHtroae ~ augmented iein
mogsn. sbsnf0 un3psdmdBis uno esz
misunderstanding iino oieie gnifst=
lungs Wooscursn, renn oisIelben BON
qaisn in forcirtsr Neiie uno bort, no
re osm 5nDi0ionum Mot 5uirGaE9
ieiu ionnsn (pis lei DerifisosneE 4rs
Ten BON Ssr3lranihsitsn. 8luicrmui6.
NaGlns un0 DarmtraHtheiiea), our
8urhfubruHg sslaHgsH.
Disie eursn pirisn ossfalb fhd0s
lib, peil bei forcirisr WGrihsn
uuo esi6ssdfuneen Gin ihon sntartss
uuo idnali arbtitsnbss 6sr3 oisisn
anfrsrsunsen Hint ms9r gspadisn
81. Durn bic G%ni5isbuHg Don Rabs
rlnqsmitteln .aRn absr fsrnsrhiH Der
95rp,r isbr gsihmohi uno msniser
mioeriianosfabig gsmaht prroen. e
tann alto 0as JH0iDIouam 3ufdliasH
SraHtheiten piel lsihtsr e%riiegen. 80
itlo III Der Gitieratur 7dls betannt,
no ourh cine fm0rcirie Gantin9s@ur
tunsentu6srculois entiian6en lift; ia
ielbit Geifssiranibsitsn fno beobahs
let norosn; uno@els6rte, pi, Gi6bori
me eeesH bic F~oreigis 9aniinss@ur er
lobsr. DurA Die g%nt3iebung BON
Eiiiiaieiisn piro osr Gbemismns -tr
Bsr0auura uHo Der yiahguRes nits
Nuina6ms asfiort uno bic rsrih ass
nan Grirantungsn oss Ulaasns uno
oss Dagmes. iopie algsmsiHe grndbz
ruHasit0runssn lonnsn bisraus rsiuls
tireH.
Wants Dame psife osn m5osrs
Her @uiis.tunescultus 6ul0ilt. ts3dllt
i9rs stiuas itlanler gepor9tHs Iails
init sirer inpsEsn @hd6iqgH9 ibygr
Geianoheit. uno ii, 6piterie unO y,srs
uofiai 10 mander itlanfsn Eame iebt
NIT 8saslm ogT41tia6rten gntitts
tu%n0sturtn ia oirs,ien 3aiammens
came
Eie Seeaupiure III nobl niht ubers
frisafa. oaB in %unael9rtsr Usii. oiei
HH1sil oer6itgi myrotH toHnis. psna
lre.iea os Gnifsttarascarsu nur. ouf
4%nor0nur8 oes gtr3tss uno nur uHtsr
osien @(uiidi ouras,fibrt pugosn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
Warnamo oSr eeronItiashen
Gntfettmnessmren.

Sin Nort Der Marnuna Dor iolaem
9Or9tbfn piriis dnatbraat iein. rMo
ooa Die 9enEebune,n. Sic lattice Cor
palsn3 moglidli rai6 los 30 msreen.
namsnilih tn 5rautnireiiea gtdl hdu
flg. @og siniaI Set itarb iu Wien
eR Ntp~orraataptr 8ilohauer an
aesrnutttailuna. uno nun bat 6iys
llh etn ooriiaer 4tg3t oisIs Ntranlai
iun8 ro3u snuBt un oas Bu9liQm
al luarusn. oenn Der ttireiieu0s alnN.
ltr bat. mic Zen Welthrte entih,teen trs
Hart. itine aranibei' ourh tine ioy.
etttt Gniiliiunasgur r. btiiebcH6 aus
hauijaen nno aHitrsnaeHecn Qsinfs
u%baraea. ioipit Dautrmdrihen nitt
btfpcyatruieu. uesr btetaitno per.
idlimmtri. aRo oaourh Elm ralhes
Gnoe be~tpgiatfdarl.
Su ltsler 3et oagTie Die Qertalima
AUDI daf ois ioatuaanitn 8rdu3arie.
ritn ote NtrStns u~ger9sstifen habtn.
erli ets btiitatH auidls pen Nthgm.
noib. Gtrsllopitn u. Shtpjaoel svau.
3tn rem 0cryn. ocn sitien. ieiH vggt "a
taoiasnosH aHirtuaunatn o63uHt.
lyU. oea lp0T as aniatHea0 at ip5i.
esnn lfiH Ntrs fano 1alo itil. Mn
laBlih affies mltlaa.n Gaaes ST a
uobi an Plaet. 0oy e,,ita i%orelttr
eniit'tansscaytn wis mar ne iceI
Aaa'ta cone eiraa @ySt 3u &ei6t +.
i,ben. IN b0t1N ar3vsdmaflatr#u ANA
anotgnuaiiiaes gls5it -Hu.uaanmt
aa2ota3lit sa para.r.
Sum 3uttt atr FRsit,.ar1 ina iss.
4leas Eagrtr ana dasat tatrtu.
3tnet fu@eaaunlsa. feais.t E5r1.
fanata n,ot 81, 9ssaiesfat 6e sal
attstaaoua3. oaaaCini tf5usana e.l
s'aeggaa lm 3aatrsintn easy sis sr
}s.'tt A'ahyHnasmitia tyst Yes
5.als gao 6a,fl uua it1ef,.h e.
SRiba1tlns gar @%tirdeisa a..a .r.
- raggtt ano tsfggisb i. sisi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
Die WaRrbeit 1tIinet eft ion,
Herbar.

Oft fisbt bic Wabrbeit ME sins
slss aus. 9as srfu6r elm 5remOer,
Der Dor SabreH nit sinem S6iTf aus
NsitInoien an Oen aaiten Der OTies
antdm. DamaIs mar Der rufifhe
&aiier bel Dem 30nig bon 9rsuBen auI
Seluh. BeiDe 5errI9sr ItanOen in qes
nobnli6er aleiOung, ohne geqleitunq,
0Gno in 9anO. ME 3ipsi quite 5reunoe,
bsietnanoer am ufer. so stpas iieht
nan ni6t ale Sage. Der 6remoe
oddte aud nidt oaran, fonoern alma
gang ireuber8ig auf is 3u. meinte, e
ieien 3pei aaufleute oOer dn0ere Ser
Ken aus Der Gegsno uno fling elm Sc
brad nit ibnen an, benin CT mar be-
aierig, Glerlei 9eues 5u borsn, oas
Ii4 itit ieinsr Qbpsisnbsit sugetragen
babe.
Gnolid. Oa Ii6 bic bei0en Monar-
den leutielis nit Inn unterb;elten,
Idn0 er eins geranlaHung, ben einen
aaf cine boFli9e Nrt 81 Frdgsn, per er
lei. sd bin Der &5nie BON 9rsus
BEN" iagte Der Sine. Das lam nun
Gem frsmoen Qnt0mmling Ihon Elm
iDenis fon0erbar Dor. 8oh oadte er,
es tit m0glih uno maGte Dor Dem Roz
Mig Elm ebrerbietiaes Compliment. llno
De mar OerRinftig. DeHn in 3iueifeiz
haiten 0ir5en NIB man INNER oas
Sinerite unO Bette pdhlen un0 lieber
aus Srrtbum cine 6Dfli6feit ais cine
@rob1eit begebsn. 9lls aber oer 40z
mig ouf IsiHen gegleiter Oeutetc uno
peiter Iagte: Dies lit Seine Maietdt
Der ruHiide 3aiier", oa mars bod
benz ehrliden Mann, ais penn Spei
loie 809el ihn sum 9eiten ba6en rDoaz
ten, un0 er idgte: nNenn Sbr 5erren
NIT eInem ebrlinenulann Guren Spar
BADEN polt. 10 Iubt Gun einen anoez
rem dls i6 bin. Bin i'd oespegen aus
Beitinoien aetOmmeH, Dap ih guer
Rarr Iei9"
Der 8aiisr polte ibm sipar berz
ll1ern, oaB er dleroings oerisniae iei.
4asin Der 6rsmbe CAB fein 0ebOr
msbr. Sin ruHiIHer SpaBDoael m6s
get SIR fem, iasts er. Qls er a6er i'm
Srinsn Baum Die Sadie ersdblte unO
anoereH gsridt betam, oa tam CT aara
osmrtbie pisoer, BAT fuBfGaia UNI
8ergsbung uno Die groBmii tbigen sir
ten Der5iebsn ibul. ME natiirlib, uno
hattsn heruah bel SpaB an Dem 9or=
fan. -
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
Gin eiitioer Sat.

Nls 9oro 9almerfton emit feline
8eiBunsen in ,SrIanO beludte. einq e.
zines Morgens nit sinem 6rsunbs All
Ole SIgb. IS mar dbsr lem eliidlihel
Gag; Die beioen 5dssr i~trsiften itun.
o~enlang lumber. obHe gum SnuB 81
tommeu. sic murOen muos UNI
1ungrig, 10 OaB lie iro6 parsn, ais iS
in Der iyerns eine drmli9e 0ltts sr-
0lidteH. Die. ais tie oarauF 3uIArittsn.
dlltroings Mot bel bsiier ais Elm
Stall ousiab.
Sn DER 6itts LAB cine ate 5rau. bic
naA iriihem @ebraude ibre No9nung
nit eiHsm maseren 6ertel tbeiite.
0oro Palmerfton fraate lie, ob tie
fir ibn uuO feiHeu gegleitsr mas gu
eiien babe.
~@ott isane @uer @ndoen!" iautsts
eie antmort. sd babe nod Sartofs
itlu uno @isr.@
unper3ii9lid girg NUN bic 5rdu an
Die 3ubersitung 0es Wables. Cine
babe Stunos Tpdter mar e. fsrtis; Der
Voro uno iein 6reuno lieBsn Is iid
gut idmsdsu. NIs bic Mlabl5eit be-
gBoi1t par. begann Der Soro nit Ser
dlisn 5rau sin @elprdd. uno nun per=
uanm er. oaB tie ieit Sabrsn 8itipe
iei uno nit barter 4rbeit ibr farges
il9lihes 9roo psroienen miiHe. Dies
isi a1er0ines 10 lnIimm nod niht:
aber lie fiirhte. oob lie. psnn ibrs
8rdiie nerbrauhi ieien, gsuothi9t ieiu
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81 nshmen. nWenn mein Mdnn TT
mas meniger @bistn gstrunten bate.
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nm cine Sub uno Elm Stidben 9dno
so i%aufsn; Damn mar i'd 10 sliidli6
mis ois aonisin %sepsisn. 4ber Jest
bin Id cine arme. psrlaHene 6rau. fir
Die es am @nos bsHer mar, oaB lie
beuts iturbs. ais odB lie ihr urmieliges
SgbeR non ldnssr hiuihieppsn mus. "
a66rt NAL. Srau. ih psree bei 2oro
4almirf0H Elm eutss hort fir Sud
enltlsu~. iaatt Der Qoro.
20. 0. es atbi nidi 70 lsidi. ism gu
iprsttu@. sniztansis Die aIte. or
iptiN immtr bti asT 95aisin. iast
man. uuo befiehlt i'm 6auie esr goros.
ras gr mIa. GE rtsitrt pas 2ano uno
1T eth Itrller Mann. sr fs tbsHiooisl
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ned uasr ION. 4iin usroet Scr ion
laum iegstta tonnsn."
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fasis BE Srou; .absr Sic mesin Gin
ucA is porHthneg Esyr lsiH. eev gcro
Uigo Shuen ooo stins 8ees rehsB.
Der aogo oEidts i6r Sic 5aHo.
erHbis Fsurciia aRo sntfsruis az NIT
i,iusm gsslsiisg.
eini,t 71at ipaisr iarets isiH 3sni
msiii,g sai isirsn Ssishl aa biz ate
Fysu eing i6ous Mit1iGh uno aar
riss isr ia isrsm @ttraaas 10 laEss
tie lst.,. ssbr 41sr cans. his i
pt1nohm. oab esr ssEr. osr Ri ity &C.
rs;li uno ifr io istaHsiiA Sic Sam
etSradt na,is. 9erS 9eiussrTtoa isi5a
ssssisr ii. mar isgs 5gsass Ssgater
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

9od Ipriht bic Muttsr oGHn: saiHos
.ssb' gu 8sttl"
Shnen fprinst Is dnf. lehnt ilh an
feline GlterH,
S9misgt iih nit feiHen rotbsn, mars
men WaueeH
Rod sinmnl Feit uro innig an ne an.
Sdgt CUTE Raht unO fragt gang Ieiis
nod
gu gutter 9sBt. 10 rsht aus 9er5ensz
arunoe:
r9iit mir aud gut, Iieb' Batter. lisbs
MutteS2~
llnO fam niht sbsr rubin. ais bis Die
GlterH
Sbm ben erbst'uen Sesen 5ugsiiasrt.
Odnn absr iprinst e isiHsm Belts
den 81
nno i6lummsrt IuB biz an sen lidisn
Wlor9en.
. ainOsssiufalt, ME erI6lieBeit bu
Sn fDsuis ggOrtsn oft Elm 9aruaies
gon nnihuIo uns uno rsiner 5r5Rs
migteisl )
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
Der e~NeIIinniae erbe.

Sn Gnglano iiarb ein reiher unh
p%orHebmer 5err. SH ieinsm 5elia=
meHt Bate er alien Ieinen Dienern
nod stpds sum @si6snt bsnimmt.
8eIon0ers bate er Ieinen treuen
@eOrg beoani, Der asihldm nit i6m
aufseluaHien uno leiR 2eiboiener ge5
peien mar; auBsr 100 8funo ais elm
@einen bate er ihm nod i6brli6 %
9funo ausseiebt.
Als Der Sobn oss gerItDrbenen mad
esr 9esrOiguns ieinss 9aters oas
Seitament sr0ffHei, dab er itoem Be
oienten. mas ;bm bsitimmt mar. Qls
er aber has las, mas @eorQ ba6en
inlie. belt sr inHe: .Gein", idate er.
~ods 1T Elm 5eblsr i'm Setdment!@
Der arms. alts 0sorg siitsrie it0n
uno a~luubte, Der erbe fdnoe oas
S~abrselo gu bOh. .@oppn". oddte
er bel iih islbit. .foa ih nun in meis
mem bobsn 4lter IsbsR2 Ir6eitsn
fam i'd ooh nitt mshr, uno gtlpart
babe Id mir aud Hur renis."
DIR Sobn bemsrtte pohl ben
ShrtdeH BEG alien 9ieners, aber sr
lieb iih oaoHyh riht loren. .Gg 1T
seniB eth 75sbIsr i'm Esitamsnt~
lp%isosyhoiis n non siHmoI. .Wsin
islieer Batter BAT iihsr ftr,i6en poIs
len: 100 9iuHo i6brlia uno .
GfuRo ais Gin @dhsnt@ uuo 10
iuoIsn mir ss aud balisn-" Der alts
@soSa siiterif dnf Hels; a6sr meint
ibr rrbl. DAB er isbt nod 0or 4naH
ss3i.igrt babs2