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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-10

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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-10
Probate Court Docket February
Term 1910.

hooesS >oeht AONhSs WI uoh y
Term 1910.
Executors and Administrators Docket.
2Sth day February.
Dorm friedrich W Mary Jane Dorm
wlnegardner Susan Annie E winegardner
Warford . oh WArford
Fleenor Cstharine A w A McBurney
Fleenor Thomas b WA McBurney
LIST day March.
Thomas Aaron II Ella Thomas
schwamb Herman Carl IL schwamb
Henderson Jno 8 Henderson
Porter Lewis JF Nance
End day March.
McDavittJP Jno McDavitt
Circle Coco Sarah Circle
Briscoe A A G b Brlscoe
Adalr Jno b Helen r Ada r
Boulwsre Cyrus I c Boulwsre
schellman Albert l. Martins schellmsn
Ord day March.
Fisher Sllas Eimas Fisher
Holsclaw CD Eliza ] White
North Joshua PHI Holcomb
Woody Jno d Mary j 4 c W Woody
4th day March.
Eldridge Geow wCE ldridge
Saddler Mayo IA Saddler
COPYRIGHT Jno s Nancy NJ COPYRIGHT
New Anna j b Wilson
Schmidt Ferdinand VIM schspeler
9Th day March.
WEIGH NJ II wsJames
Ferguson sydneyB OEF Ferguson
Lyons VIM il Angel
Requa CT Elmer ReQua
9TH day March.
Teeter Frank NJ N Teeter a Fern Rog, re-
Fischer John Jno Fischer
Corbin Jw wDCorbin
Haines Martha Mary K Halnes
9Th day'March.
Alexander W ID Jno Hayes
Roster X A, X H, A C q VIM kosier
Mains Isaac N EA Bennett
Keeble Charlotte JGKeebie
9th day March.
Kegerreis Martha r B Campbell
Turner &C GFTurner
RyanJI Daisy Stanley 4 Nellie WEIGH
Rapp Geo Jno Hayes
Guardian and Curator.
10th dayiMarch.
Erwin John ct q ALErwin
shafer Josephine ct oil VIC shafer
Arnold Dorathy Tw Arnold
Palmer Forest ct 81 Jno G Hay 90
Smith Glenn W Thos J Hockett
18th day March.
Steele Francis wssteeie
Hanna Jos 4 Rufus JJHanna
bslidnch W L NV Ballnnch
Teasley ElizaJ wv Jamlson
Sanders Martha W y Jackson
18th day March.
Bear Minnie 4 Alpha Jne II yea
Haeksss Thos Jesse Jno Hayes
Atwsii HarryNG Jno G Hayes
WEIGH Us Jno Q Hsyss
Cummings saml Young Ras " Cummings
f4th day March.
Andersen Martha Js Andsrson
Powell Harvey Jsssie Warren
Hsskias Lsnnah W.T. Hoov I
ro4sabarser Mildred N wv PuGsnbarger
Lswis Eins s wv PoRsaharger
l5thsday March.
Richie Gland II ct u HCReAls
Carroll Fred n & 81 MN Carroll
Wood 0rvii q q TT Nora,
Clark Grace D L Clarh
Short sanl rsHarpsu
l6th day March.
Ysung Nancy Aibsrt Ys1no
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New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

oh bosh!" he said But the telltale red crept up
his cheek from under the collar of his flannel shirt
and knew that he too had noticed
Finally Pete struck with brilliant idea
say" he began perhaps you re right after all. And
what say is that if that's what they want-why,
lets give 1t to EN- And he put his fybook care care
fully away his hip pocket and prepared to start
down stream.
TT certainly was a bully day. The grass was still
wet with little silver spiders webs scattered all
over it. Great, feecy, white clouds with silver
edges hoated lazly sky that was bluer than
turquoise, and there cool breeze to temper the
suns heat. The air fresh after the heated city,
and felt like drinking great deep drafts OF It, Just
thirsty dog bures its nose deep in brook after
dusty
l didn't realize all this then though. was too
busy thinking what Pete had said. His mean
ing little bit obscure. You mean | began:
i mean that if Sally prefers you to me- he said
if as YOU say. Nell has been making envous eyes at
Newell then, she can make em at closer range
Then, don't YOU see, when we've switched around
that way and changed partners so to speak why the
girls II begin to make eyes at the other girl man,
and then we'll each have the girl We like best pre-
ferring us to the she has
Oh" | said. Somehow, although the idea
logical enough l didn't quite like the idea of such
deception. Suppose, for instance that Sally really
did prefer and that Nell liked Pete better than
she did me: Somehow, it seemed like perjury, and
said so.
oh, piffle!" he calculated. What do YOU call
their present attitude but perlury when it comes to
oii4it.E gem. -'i'N'
if they don't like it-well, then they'll have to cry
quits. Is it agreed:
II suppose So " l assented 1an,ey; for somehow,
although Sally bright pretty lovable little
thing she wasn't Ne1lS intellectual equal and Il
didn't say to Pete | feared that steady diet of
her society would bore me. Pete on the contrary
said he didn't like to know so much more
than he did; he wanted girl to look up him and
respect him for his superior knowledge. For nv
part. | like a who knows something who
reads and digests it and can meet on his
ground. | can imagine anything stupid than
spending ones life with girl who doesn't know
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

Bernard Shaw from pushcart man and has No -
probation of anything higher than " My Friend ~ ~
Chauffeur or some such tale written for board;Tne
school girls to grow sentimental over.
However there no choice. SO it was und
stood that beginning at Ethel Barrow S tea f5a.
afternoon Pete should appropriate Eleanor VIII
the irrepressible Sally should fall to
Having decided this the world somehow took ~
a roster hue and we prepared to abandon otlrse1ca.
to the congenia1 task of filling our Creels.
We fished all the morning. landed some beauties
and arrived home at luncheon time, ready % %.
nails Pete stopped for tiffIn with me and We dfS
cussed our fendish plan, much to mothers a1nuse
ent and doubt as to its final success. But the ol5
Joke about running after the car and that sort ~
thing seemed to cnCh the idea IN Petes mind tb.+
il didn't make much difference which man the girI
had-they would be sure to want the one thew
hadn t.
THAT afternoon Bill and / started for Ethers
where a lot of set were asked IN to tea 70 meet
her fiance Tom Fillmore. who had arrived the dav
before from his mines at Rawhide bronzed as onlva
Nevada sun can bronze big. athletic, and handsome
lust the sort of man girls adore Pete and noticed
Nell and Sally looking at him with undisgUse1 ad-
miration in their eyes, then toward US, II 10 con-
trast our pallor-brOugnt on by nine months conhne
ment in stuffv Ofices-with his glowing color
Thanks to our rigid training at the Racket Club his
physique wasn't anv better than ours, that / could
see Funny. though how the cowboy-rai1e- type
1Tyr--.v- 70
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

as a new born babe. However, she was arrazngly
attractive her appealing way. and the respet She
showed fora mind greater than her own Eas not
unpleasant.
THAT night l remember, We're all going Up to
L the Pariers country place TO barn dance Their
great stable was lighted with lanterns and trimmed
with festoons of cematis and punches Of daisies.
Punch was ladled with tin dipper from mill. pals
and we ate ices from tin cups The music fur
nished by old Eleazer Whittemore. who sat bar
rel and fiddled away if his life depended cpon it.
calling the changes in the reels and mOneyrlu- and
other old fashioned dances with voice that d-spte
his seventy years. clear as boys.
| began to watch at once for Nell and the g.ances
that according to plan. should be proper cast
in nv direction. But never She acted though no
person had ever existed in her universe bur Pete.
And as for Pete-hang him. He never so III. 4 as
looked in Sallvs direction; but devoted himself 70
Nell with such fervOr that everyone noticed Il Poor
little Sal1v's lip q1ivered for moment for she too
could not help seeing that Pete devotion real
real as a counterfeit article can be- | admired
him. He really did it well. And that made ne re-
fleet that since | TO play the game / might as
we'll play it the limit, with which reflection de-
voted myself TO Sally and strove make her forget
her hurt over her lost lover.
OF course we hadn I got to the lover stage But
for my part had never girl that appealed 10
ME lust as Nell did-and Pete had conhded IN me
that Sally the only girl in the world for him. I
had seen Pete through the various stages ~ calf
love but man OF twenty-nine ought TO be 45Out
old enough to know his own n1nd-or So = seems
me.
"htl! Sot Holiit IiIdI ilSlI itN!e't+ t-g -1tI-
dents of the day. and. really. cOudn where
had made much progress We had taken the curse
that Petes fertile brain had planned and there was
going back: but it made me writhe mentally. 70
think of NellS intellect being thrown away upon
chap like Pete who frankly preferred a e-cent
magazine to Maeterinck and vowed that he d rather
listen to piece of ragtine than 10 all the
bined composers of classical stunts And ta-
well. Sally dear: but she had her mental Ita
tions. and never could stand girl who gusEe5 any
way. Vet | couldn't help liking her. She seemed 70
lust like a big angora kitten. iuSt made % De
loved and petted and fed cream and thai OF Of
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

Cti " q = oCN4AAF ~ ~ = zeal fg
girls OF the dainty fragile
sort.
That historic afternoon
we changed our tactics
and instead Of walkina
home with Nell. 7 slirDei
off with Sally a-I ven.
with her to the s-5or in
the garden to watch the
golden sun sink into bank
of red clouds over The dis
tant purple hills Fe-e. We
saw, had followel with
Nell, and mental I fg-
ured that while He at in
the arbor talking a.rvnoth-
ings-" froth, / call it
Pete and Nell sat e1 the
back porch in the eather-
ing gloom, talking about
oh, ali the things Ee used
to talk about; Of things
about which. | found in a
few well directed rues-
tions, Sally was innocent
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

Sire everv summer in time to get the best of the
Iune fishing. Pete had become dotty as l over
pirl 1t was EleanOr's chum. who lived across the
street. and she was pretty young thing with
dimpes and yellow hair of those little. cuddly
sort of girls that you want to pick up and hug and
smother with kisses -
NOTICED that Pete wasn't whistling usual and
that he too looked disturbed. - What is it, old
mani" | said. Aren't you feeling quite ht this
morning!
Confound it," exploded Pete Cant you see l m
not?''
That settled it. When Pete gives vent to such an
expression it means something serious.
He sat down rather gloomily log and began to
look through his fly book. Then he selected Par
machene Belle and tied it the end of his line with
a vicious twist. Queer things girls! he said sud-
denly, aprOpOs of nothing.
"Ahal" | thought. Then that's how the land
lies! Yes, queer. what" l assented verbally.
"Confounded queer. | Think he reiterated.
Say, Bill, did you notice that any other fellow
than the she's with always seems most attractive
to girl?'
| had.
And have you noticed that Sally had eyes for
one but YOU at the Warmers last night when
supper,
| hadn't.
Well" pursued Pete viciously, she took
tce of me. Every time | spoke to her she pre-
occupied, and she took her eyes off you and
Nell from the time began bouil1on until she had
finished her ice And walking home she hardly spoke
to me. But the day before she pie.
Now l can't understand why she should hav! been
so cool last night you:'
Sure l said. All girls that way" a
great light had dawned my fevered brain. Per-
haps girls like men. after all, and that the unat
tainabe held more attraction for them. | said
much but Pete only shifted disdainfuy he threw
his fly amid stream with praCtised turn of his
wrist and watched it drift down the current
Finally he said, Il know she prefers you; but she
must know you have interest in anyone but Nell.
Then | had to confess - Brace up. old mani l
said. Girls all alike. | have been there.
later than yesterday, and know; for-perhaps YOU
dldn notice that the golf club tea-Nell never
kept her eyes off you the whole time.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

TT was a ripping morning; Just
the kind of morning a fellow
l. who has lived nine months OF
the year with nothing but BRICK
walls to look at appreciates. es-
pecially when he's going hshlng
along the same old stream where
he dropped his first bent plnhook
and where he knows every deep
pool where big trout lie in lazy
scorn of tempting bait.
But | had a crouch, and m
afraid | didn't appreciate al! the
poetic beauty of the twlnkllng
diamond dewdrops on the grass
and that sort of thing. When
fellow has a crouch. he doeSn
think about much else.
1t was a girl, of course! ! don
think anything else could have
made me bad tempered on such
morning. Queer things. girls!
This one lives next door. | hadn
seen her for three years "hen
was graduated. she was a young
slip Of a thing with long black legs
and flying pigtails. Then she went
abroad with her folks and-lo and
behold when arrived on my
vacation. | found a tall young per
son with her hair up, long, sinking
trains, and all the hallmarkS OF
proper young lady who has been
finished" abroad. Well, she soon
finished me; for after ten days 1
found myself thinking OF her
pretty much all the time. And
the way she treated Newell. 1T
was fierce! Talk about woman
and her inconsistency Eleanor
had it, all right. One day she
treated me like the PrOdigal Son,
and the next she was sweet and
cold as an icecream soda. Just
when | thought | was making
some progress, | found | was APP
parently Just where | began. and
then | had to begin all over again.
Pretty soon down came old Pete
/ had been waiting for him; for
we were going fishing together:
Pete. like myself, is one of the cliff
dwelling tribe in town; but we
come home together for three long
loI;rL+f,,I ,,,op+Lc IN New EIaD11-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
6roankrmmadt.
Son aOels 2iefenbad.

On muBt es Ocnnodl. 0enrod iilbleI
@eHn i'd aud iheiOeno nitt meB'
funfL
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Bon Gr uno Geiner 2iebe ua5ni.
GeEn es 6eriihrt lid nlein @e0ante
On fHhlif magnetiidl Gid erfaBt.
&elebeHo malt CT 0ie erInneruiig
An mid. Sic iddlon pienei5s at0iaBi
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llHO faanit 9ih faum Oauen beIreIn,
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idlagelb
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lta0 Nicies NaeS miiBt On tragen,
&eil msin @eoanfe Sid gefuBt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
Sir Slide mo @anS.


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idNn r0cr getradnsten SicinpilScH
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SriitteH. Maa0eln 9tAiie Sralii
benroimeH mo Sbit.
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iiilcnuHrjellemiiie. GrbieHpHr.
rec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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ten &ilauneu. @rieBtloBe nit
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nit &Hartoffelnauonuatie, Ora.
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Sdllaarlum.
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&irlhbeiias. Spinat mo Spie.
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SreitaN: @laibeereHiippe bon
Iriiden o0er eingemahten @egrcu.
Sdniiifoll ua0 @ratfdrtOneln.
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Ntlrauelles Hgto @alelniile.
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&lumenfchI. Spdrael @enHie.
S.artoilclbr,i I'M 3eiien gcbaden
min &drmciaafdie. Aepielidgiben
Qcbr0tcn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
Sirscpte jam Niidcuscttcl.

giI8iuppe. Stride StfnHilsl
per0eu eepust. raid acipiilt ma
ganS fltin aemieat Damn in elmer
S|Hppeutopi gegcbsn uno olf 4
&lnnO Elise 1la Guort &Sdiier &C.
9oiien SGl5 nod @eoori. mo aups
gan5 5crfodt. Iurh elm Sicb itrei.
den &uttsrmHhl bell aHihwiten
cine fleine 3piebel iein 0criebea
odumter t1im un0. lpcnu man nlaa
nit ctnigcn Sropicn Suppempiir}g
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.os8ctdrihc @rnOidBc Oa Oic &iir5,
IN on Maupr1ahe ans Srdutarertraf,
ten beiteht.
81 eisipeife init eiHaemattel
o0lr iriiden Sriidten. 6tis miro in
Yilld, o0sr balb Miildl Bats Maiier
au@acQuoacn nit 3immt 3itroneu.
ld0le e0cr &oHillc bclicbig meih &C.
fodt. Nas @Auiir5 miro Damn cut.
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maGten Nlira6elleu o6ue Stein, sir.
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bat IN cine saBaemafte Sorm 9QQc.
ben, tolt acitell!. gcitiir8t 0a8u cius
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@iilh.
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melosn uebeneiHaa0gr in ciac rluOi
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bat. 9tum fitai man sic Tomatcl
nit tleinen Miirfelher bon dhgeEodl
ten aartoiieln. tbut mas Mart on
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lmii elmer Ma0cnaaiie aus @elbeicrn
Clipcn0l NM 3itroaeniait. Sn oel
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aedt 10 Nlinuteu baden unO in scr.
ielben anridlten.
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baicadtct Die Ntaiie nit ehuas 3oieu.
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idnce ooruHtsr miiht iopicl 3uder
oaju ais man Siibe baben mil. icti
pom oem CeiQ tleine Ardn5djeu ani
Obla0.H uto badt iie bgi mdbi9er
0iee bclgelt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

ten Ser SerH wie0eg In 0ieie ,t
rlld bc0edt 0ie E0rnI u6cn NIT a..
esm &o1c4 mcibsn @arisres ua0
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aldc bon 9~topiliuhtl @lethideH.
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lc9r gut in gelhioiieatR N0rsolan-
tNrrlatn SicIaiopicH uip. oAibauahrf
lper0tn nordus5elett. oar lie nidt
mt SuttrIaB uericaen magen. Ser
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n2lh uao laianiebnlib madden mir.
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illn laHaereH AAfbcuahraH, er m5E.
ic0cnfauS efisH itcaen. 0anil Nie
Sltit 3nttiii hnt Oa err Itio.a iaini
melt. Vile a~laiurieH o0cr NIT .3uder
Did %hgIfrciten SUDDEN miiicn eher-
lads often uf0 }luar rod3t irodsn
%aufhepahrt ucr0el, 0a Ser 3ltder Biz
6eudtgFeit a~n5ieben mar0e. Wtan
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Stnnb 5t idlneeh Miirbsr audgn.
Mates. Eldbdleu merOca meiit In
SlehOoicn dmf60Uahrt IND baltan
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ne niht cher hiueiHaeleat faer0en. ais
bis lie ~ucaitdu0ia crfnlfet iin0. sic
giid1ic lcge man porbcr nit fgtt0ih
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man nit 0ea @lgdlen AM belten in
elmer filhlen 80nmCr ami Cinc5 dlidIt
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DIES &adpcrf. 0as lonit idnea oer-
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Ter fifteen uno eme @~iCrtclihn0e inn
Mdiierbu0e iteriliijren
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
ee.ntaasbete. @ilwaatee, eommtaa, ae. sunni 1910.

&esiunHnaen itedt. i'm Ticnit 20.
hen0e Sohtsr enfaalten. 1fsic @ricle
uertrcteH Nie Rmillelb0re @icSer.
aabc 0cs imHi9iieg Hll0 idlid,teItea
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rBolleu 0nrh nidliS prlnt.n mn0 be.
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ma5r cmpiulOea ioate ie0er Nriei
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men iih itoH e1er etDas lluloaiifes
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mitgelprnden bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
SIN SIR.

Midfr. @eaeH sen lnnpi-
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iiauroni qcbGa lieBen uB0 ntht be-
sa5lte. mHfen 5ie run ms ge-
iaagnib 5ddmen ioaten Cir ii6.
iuHger sS9re 3au6e 3ufrmii 1T
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auberoem iBt man I'm @pra gar feline
arebjel~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
snlhssr strcit.


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Wlit enrem 8lnt -
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
Dir TaSnae Brit.
Son aIfOns aramer.

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lie .2eit. III Der Is @liitben ihneir
Gas aan,e ,Sahr. tdadus, tagein
Sit 81 Die @elt poI Sonnenidein-
Gin flcines @5lflein iieht man iaHm.
0as itoreH MID Der Ain0beit Braun
Gas 1r5vileiH 3egeH. 6as oa idlt.
@cr6iIiiesi ME bic beit're &eIt
lie eslgenb 1T iarma6r Die 3eit
IN Ser e. laiiter 8lHmen idneit
.Ges game sSahr. ta8aiis. tagein
Sit oa bic Melt noa 6reu0eHiheii
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

@anonen ais &a6ttfd
(iiir iedjs gerioncn). 3luoli rclie
9auaneu meroen aeibdlt. Scr eauac
uadl balbicrt uH0 nit Semmglfrn.
men paniert. 9tlm 9i6t mon in cine
graipiaune etpas Butter. Iabt iig
beabram per0en. feat Die @ananeH
hmein MnO braiet lie ~bci0treiiig 9el6.
braun. Nan mcnoe Ole gananelI
bcim @ratcn bebutiam Inn 10 Oai
tie nidi brehen: ionit Ucrliercn ig
i6r id0nes 9hiieben. st Die critic
Sdihi %ge6raten. beltreui man lie cul
meuig nit &anilcn3udcr. idhrt ia
iort. bis allies ge6raten iii uno reidli
lie 0am nit @ismniieln ODER Sobel.
.ipabHan.
GierfuheH NIT 9ananen.
Man berciiet ciuen 6icrfuhenteia fur
ieds Yerionen. ihali pier Bananen.
ihHei0et lie IN 0iiHne Sfeiben. gih,
lie in BEN 3eia biHeIn un0 badi DC
Gierfuhea. Sin0 Die Gnden alle
aebadeL roGt man einen je0en lodgr
3uiammcn uno beiireldlt lbn nit q.
ner 3itroneu. ooer 8aniacn,@lamr.
legt oGe Sudden ani elnen groBea
1eaer nebeHeInanDer un0 idiebf tie
ned 5ebH Wlmuten IN 0en beiBeT
Glen. 0amii Die @laiur raid irod.
net. Dan reidt iie NIT 3Itronen-
creme ODER 8eiHiauee.
@anauen in Ser dale
Qe6r0teH. 3ie ganonen mer0el,
nit einem iauberea irodeHen 1uAg
aaaeuiidt u15 man gibi iie 6rei0icr.
tel cher cine Giun6e Dor 8lih 0ui
einem Nudcubleh In 0cu nldli all5l
baiBea Eien. GeHn 0ie @ananen.
ihaleH idapor3 ~aaporoen iino mi
lid song meid an'ihieH. Ser Safi
berausbriHgt. o0er 0ic Sdnlen gai
piaten, iiH0 bic 9anaHen gar. Was
rcid3t tic ouf elmer iiahen 5hiiiiel
1ie gananen oiinei NON 0urd eineg
9aa4slhRiti. ilreiii Elm bihden 3is
der aui Die 1rAat Na0 iBi lie nit Ben
S0iiei ans 0er Shale. 60 5u0erei
lei iin0 tie iar ain6er am leitteIiei
Der0aulih.
BanaHeafnhen Miro ebeHil
3ubgreitei wieapieliuteu uno itmed.
0or3nglih.
= .
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
SrOnis.

Stu5ioias (5er ssra6e nad 6anis
- Ms Der BeriftsDoHsiebcr
Snrh's ShilHellsa in en- Gunner
blidD .g1a. ie6ea Sie mas. SER
8eEihtsOol3iebesf@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

IS oibf einc 91eage fleiner llnar-
ten mo Riidiidtsloiigteiten, Die an
un6 iiir iid uidts beOetten, ober
furht6ar iiH0 dlsSDmptome Oes Sec
lansnitanogs SEN ie Uerratben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

@,6iite oeinen ainSern ben Son'
nenitgia iolanae i5r 5riibling blii5L
esr5it. ua6 8interitlrme heroes
Boa ielber ioI9er.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

Tiq qrt. Gsifen ouisnbenahren
ridiet id ia na6 oeG BeriAis 5e.
Hea 3hbereitnng 6es gcbids. Aapf
suaaH Iesi man mad benz Grtal
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

3n g6renmit8lic0erH 0e5 criten
.Gin0 ridufb0greiuS Scr bahnbyebeno
.iir 6ic aoule meiigre Q'eitrefarg ge.
moroen tit uu0 nor cirua 30 Sabren
.in Gao 9orf aeariin0et uoroen lit.
.fno gpei oaiiide 6ranen ernanat
ipor6cn. 9ei0e haben iih groBe Ser.
0iutfte nm sen Sdait Der aiuoer Dor
N}ig6anoiuiW Hr0 Au5nnbung er.
i.or6ea 1rau Tranfe Nuguitin
iuirfi lett S06ren ais @criibqu0e Des
8creins ser ainberfreun0e in 2elp.
5ig. nn0 5rdulcm Nlarie Sprergel
lit Sic t6dtiae @eiddiisiiihrerin BEG
1enlidcn @erei1s 5nm Sdalbe Der
Sinner nor A~usbeutung uno gliB'
'nn0lnnq 0cr cine 3entrale IN ger'
Tin un0 3ahlreifp Grts gruppen IN
oan3 GcutihIaHO beiitt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

Sa CIoenburg lit cine itdOtiidt
SeamiM IN Der Srinteriiriorge an
gelfcilt mor0en.