davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18
GINS anetrn etaattn.

Rebrd8ta. 5mLoou, Der re-
pu6lic0nii6e GaHDiooi fir oas @ous
berneursdmt lit nit etpa 1900
Simmer Mebrbeit ergpd5lt poroen.
Die 9egisIatur 1T NIT GROCER mebrs
3sit teppblicanifh urn piro Osrmutb
Ii8 Rorris Broom gum SENATOR srs
D0bIeu.
Wontdna. ~ Die Republicauer
tptuoen in Der Gtaatslsgislatur cine
Mebrteit BON II Stimmsn 6obsn, uno
oa9er eineH Republicaner ols Ro9fols
ger GIart's in ben 8unoe8Ieuat ndbs
lstn. - Bel siRsm 6~ub5daipisI in
Gredt sails lDurre Sas. Curtis,
elmer Der SpisIer 9st0otet.
Sbd6o. - Rad ben IeBten De-
ri6ten lit Der oon btr or8antiirten 2lrs
btiteri6dft betGmpfte. a6er bon Gait
i'm 4amsn Der 9unbssaominiiirdiion
unteritibte 9epa5Iieaner Goo0iug
BOD NIT elmer 9luralitdt pon ca. 1000
Stimmen aIs @oubsrneur pieoerges
tudblt uro bic 8epu6licaner controais
rem aud bic StaatsIsgisIatur.
California. Deiiere Gins
7slftiten ii6tr ods GrgebniB Der talis
iornufen DabIen 3sisen, ooB bic 3ss
%pablicaner i6rtn ganjtu Gtaatspdbls
3ettel bur6gebrddt baden. @ilttt's
Bluralitdt als 9ouperneur ibtrIsigt
1900 5timmen.-Sn Qong9eah
tiir3!e has i'm Ban bsgrifisne 5Ii0digs
gir6bs6otsl, Elm goncret5au, plDbiih
elm, ms1rers Dubeno 2frbeiter nit iid
in bic 5isfe 3isbeub. II Mann purs
ben babel get0otet uno ,t.Da IA oers
qpunoet. Sm 9agsrbnug Der ges
6ticer 8oien6erg 5u SanSos ri6s
ttte Heuer einn Sha6en BON 1928, 600
an. = Durh bic @rplofon beg asfels
Der Qocomoiibe zines Gputbsrn 9aeis
fics3uses Dur0en 81 Sdrgtnts
Station 9 qeriouen set0o.st.
Rep mtrico. - g ~bsudfiust,
Rdu5tt beIiegeu eiRen perionsn3up
Der r5aHta 5es9abn 81 @dttup,
5pan8sn bic paHagisre, bic 6dno'
bod3u6oltsn unb Hbtuieten mebrsrc
SunberfB oHdrs unO oeritisbsH,
DsrtHdheH.
Rem 8 ampfbire. - BoQfdn.
bh1e Do6l6sri6te srge6en, Bag tei
ndl6fts @oubsrnsur be- Stdaics burf
bic 2egiglatur fDirb srtDdblt peroer
maFen. Sas GeisB i6reibt Dor, BAT
Elm 6dnoioat iiber ale 8egnsr eint
Mebr6tit ba6sH mub. Der Republics
nif6e GanbFbat, 6lobb, Sat sgoar siHe
9Iupzlitat pom 1894 StunmsR, assr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18
aoipa.


- @oGIdno9e 8tridte ii6er ben
4usfaa Der 0abIeH 3eiseR, baB @ou0.
gummins bod nit elmer q~luralitdt
Don minoeItens 10000 Simmer pies
bergepd6lt porosn lit un0 Der Reit i6es
repu6licauiIfen 2idets gummins ets
mas borausldufen piro. Die Demo
trateH baben lire gr0Bten @epinne in
ben Senatsoiitricten 81 0er3eihnen,
6enn IS 9elan9 ibnen, in 10 aus %
9iitricten gu iesen. SIN neusn Stats
Ienat BADEN iie iomit IA M~itglieoer,
9s5en 8 in Der bori9en GeTion. Ser
ner e~rpG6lten lie 80 Mifglieoer beg
6duies. 9egen p in Der portgsn Sip
ing. GoH3rsbDertreter Qacep CRep.)
i'm s. Diitrict puros gsi6lagen unb
an feiner STEELE tpuree Der 3emolrat
p u. 6omilton gerDd6lt.
8antcl6irsr DeBitt in SuIID
spuuoe non ieinem unItirsnben 2(us
tomo6iI 3srmalmt uno iein 8egliter
Grant Sberman t03tii4 berlebt.
SR Ounbee iielen 8 9es
iddftgbduFer sinsm 9ranDe 3um
Gpfsr. gerluIt. $4,000.
5u einem 3immer eiHss !3oiels
gu 9es Wotnes fHo Sem. R.
gnmp6ea Don Streator, 81. unO q.
Wlerridn BON 56annon Gouuib, Ga,
an 2A6tsas erfidt. Man gl1u6t,
oaB iie aus 9erisben ben Gas9abR
often lisBeH.
Sn Soma Gitb giug bic
5anfidubfa6rif bon Rate e Sons
in Blommen auf. 9erluit, S68,0O0;
9eriiherung $3.50
9olbd9ef Wpron Sulat BON
Sort 0obge 1T oOH ben @roB5ez
ifaroysHsn beg S5btlfIogs auaefldat
uorNn. Gr ioq 6ei ejHem STREET ouf
Der .5air~ in Ran n ben 6armer
9eo. g. 8ugdu eri6,agsn bG5en.
Die u. z. grpreBsOffics in
Burlington nuroe I'm Elm 9eios
pa6st nit $500 6erau5t, bon einem
u~r6etannteu garoitsn, Der ben gaFiz
Ter BERN nitoeri6ius urO nit BEN
SsG0e enttam.
SIN Waihinengeadft Don Dtga
ShIitelmann in &c W entftan0
elm 6euer, nelhes oieies @sb1ube To-
pis sinsn berislben 5irma gebori3sn,
nit 5armmuihinen ur6 5u6rperten
qgfinteH S6Rppen, bag ~Iesrneenoe 8.
90. G6mioteSe5Gu6e uRb oas Bo6ns
9aus BON 3r. BET. S4pinb 3srH6rte.
gG6. 5raHf SET con S0Ion
III eurh Stur3 Don einem S6eunens
DGhe, on pelhem er Qusbsferunsen
uornabm, t5otli9 5%srun5lidt.
- Der g. Gaestts -O5HBoiss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18

es ftbleR ibm 10 Stilmen an Osrgle9rf
belt ii6er ale g~anoioutsn.
Seras. - 3gpiI6en 6orope(
uno &in 0ruRb Gitn puroeG
teranii6e s8augers", psIfe Die GrS
morbung hes 8iftrictsri6tsrs Beld
in Rio @rdno Gitb in Der Rdht Dot
Der Dobl unIsriuden ioltsn, Dos
Wsrioduern ans BEN Sinterball bef
Ghohen, porauf IS fpdter gu sinsn
8umpie fam. bti Dem 5 Nltriednsr en-
i6oNsn unD 2 QefdugeH eeuommeE
purosn. @apaleris III bortbiR o6sst
ianDt moroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18
goifomm.ae ssfunSb.it

lit unm0sIid, peun bag 8Iut oerdrmt
Der @orratb ssring uno pdferig 1T,
oOer ipenn IS Oura nHreinigseiten
itpdsno UNI TRACE gepOroeR lit. gerz
nadldfigsu sic einen ioldeH 3ufaHo
teinen augen6lid. 9eeilen sic ih,
Die ue5el I6fedten 9Iutes db3uiteqen
uRO erIaugen sic Sore @eTuuobsit
uno @lidIsIigteit pisOer ourcb 5ors
mis- QlpsHtrdutsr, pas our9 bic 3eit
erprobte 8r0uter=6 eilmittel. Gr lit
feline Qpof5eters MeoiciH, Ion6eru piro
Zen 2euten Direct pertauft our6 Spe=
cials4senten pon BEN 6d5rieanten. Or.
Betsr 6abrneD e Cons 60, 112-
118 Sp. 6oDne Qpe., @bicago, 50.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18
MIhfnnn.

Nie ni6t aFberg 81 %eriporten,
tpar Der Qusgang Der Ba6l i'm Staate
Dli6igan nisberum Elm Sieg Der gfes
p~ublicdner. SGmmtli6e gdnDioaien
Der Rspubticoner fir Staatsdmter fno
nit mebr ooer neuiger GROCER Maiori>
tat gdpGttt unO bic StimmsRme6rbeit
ibes 9ouoernsurs Warner maa etpa
10000 6stragsn. Die 5is6srigen
goRgreBa5gsorOnetsu purben ipieoers
erpdblt nit 2(usuGbme pom 9.8iItrict,
mo Der bisberige tSteuercommiTdr q.
Wc9dugbliu an STEELE oss ebemaligen
GongrsBa6Jeor0ueteu giibop erpdBlt
puros. Sn Der uddItsn 9egisiatur
lie1t es nitOer republicanif6 aus, OBJ
i6on ni6t gang 10 idiimm pis Dor
5psi SG6rsn.
Sn Detroit lit Bel Der Wd6l
am 9instos .. N. Der oemnfratil6e
Observation-Disclosures SO. g. S6omps
ion nit etpa 3341 Stimmen gluralis
tat sapd6lt UNI Der 5rei6rieFs5rabi6
.gpelSen bic StraBeH6cbugeIeaimaT
unter Der GeodtterI6Oft oes 6is6eriaen
rep. mnpors gCoo gu inicen.ren qes
bahte uno I'm fpelhen fh Der &dmpf
orebte, nit 28,823 gegen 1876
5ttmmen niebergeittmmt porben. Sir
ben Ntrefienben neuen 5rsf6rief bate
bic 8d9n 10 Sidets fir % Gents fir
5 Stunoen am Sd9e uno 6 fir %
Gents fir bic onbere 3eit offt;irt uub
nm oem 9olte cine @%esgen6eit 3u aes
Sen. bic neuen Ratsn 5u pro6iren, einz
aefiibrt, ON Gage nah Der 0obl 3c1
re fe uNr pieber 3urid. Die republic
cdnti6en ganoi0aten fir StaDtclert
un0 5tdoti6abmeitsr tparen Te9rei9.
4uf BEN gountn 5idet lit Das 9es
fuliot elm gemii6tsg. gongrsBmann
9en6p GDutoe nit elmer guten WaiOs
ritGt NICER erpdFit, ebenio Der bemos
tratiihe 5beriffseanbTedt Burns.
Sn 9rdnb Rapids nuros
nit 600 S!ipmsu Ulsbrbsit an guns
ten oes Sifsr6aItsns Der Sbeater an
Spnntagen gsiiimmt, troB0em cine ens
srgiI6t gdmpasne ba5e9sn gefibrt
nprosn epdr.
d 9ldne fir ben Ban eineg
3unHslg untsr BEN 9ttroits5lu6e
fnb 70 nett fortgeihrittsH. baB Die
Qrbeiten I6oH in ndafer 3eit peroea
6eginRen t6nneR. DIR SuRnsl fpirb
un1efdbr spsi Weilen lang nsroen,
prn Wtubior, Ont, Bis Detroit, Uli4.,
ae6en uuo bic Wi6igan gsntraIz9abn
ltHisn nit isnsH Dr ganaooS berHs
Balm 3er5inben. Die 9often neroen
0uf 81. 100000 s6ndBt.
8ert Stelp uub feline 5rdu nurs
cen in i6rsm 6sim 81 OpOffo als
2ei6s aufedunosH. SesI1 ftunb uns
.sr gsasa4t nit b<s GsmOroaas pen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18

Gmos 6OOts fisl pom 5eu5pbsR bsrab
uno pirec. am eiHen @abt.fieI, Der
ibm in Zen 9ei6 orang uHo cine toot-
eide @erlEH psrugiahte.
Sobn 9oIaro, Gin Sci GlTdber
ap%obabliter uob. 6a6eHoer Slrmer
ipuuoe in eiRsm 9ra6ea in Der 0de
ieiHes SaUies ermprott auissfunosn.
Der Sd6osI mar nit eiuem Sammer
5erldnetiert Dorotn uuo 0ie 2ei6s
t9eiipeiie nit ggoe 6eoedt. Der Stat
oeroaatig nurse OtFsn 9u35dr 9So
25elt oer9dftet. Der duG leitdR0, i'm
Strsite SolaU0 eridlosen 81 ba6tR.
SIN geIRgHib 5a 6airs
6ants eIidoB Ia Rr cessu 5runs
tenbeit eir3eiperrte "a Sabre aIis %
g0srgti.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18
elu 3anoe 0es @rates.
1asIgE. -. - ~

Iasl1E SsTas. aspsnbtr 1893
Set BEN Sasu 1879 uar ia 10 ltibtue. eab Gsrst,
nstH N%uifsHsusH Depreciation uHo ID inlsei mid ala
RaHos bes 6rabss gianbis. AsRH ia mar udhuub 5
WDH1ts CANA baIios iHioIss bon sltr5tuIsiaeR; icbaIe
ia cher 9afpr ssHigs gtTptH.g tdrisr Hahn, BATH
batter sine DuHDerbors Wrfnug aui bic Gsrttr. uus
iaEu 10 rest iDisosr Sansarbsit ihaH uu0 aaa sns
s.stf nett snr airae gtbea. u4siH Batter nahm aua
ben gltTpsu. Stzrisr sestH e9iarohstss; nit BEN
bsftH GrioigG martt 6immaatL
Gran " Ss0rssu i6r,ibt bon Rohehsr. q 3.
bab ibrs Eudt;r eurt cine babe Giai9s gaisot a6niss
gsrosEsStdrisr Oez Ct gitusiauB bsfreit narae.
Eaaoem suH Ast Is ustssbtHs bEsi @patH lang yer.
luat hatis.
CSAe Elm nertbpDuts en6 f6r gernerfrhsubs
9HGEt miro Ss5em Der Is rerIangL Ruatianht
Armt phalten aud DE Mlteisin lHrinuf.
Steie Yt,et1iu muINf teIt BEN Sabre 1875 Ron BEN
ko9m sanpr 9buta. sort @asHe. SHe.. tubEesfet
mo rest HHtsr ieiHsr GnutliaHs Ron br
kOENiG MEDICINE CO..
NJ Lake str. CHICAGO, ILL.,
9et apptbeserH ~ haben far
sAsVo Ots dteiaes 8 atafdeu flr IS. On1
etsbe S1.7Ss 6iaF $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18
Gbr. Nib. Gtors.

534 @ins 81. Cincinnati, cbta
1T ousrlanni Der in Deuti6sn, OsItsrs
reider uno Sdpei5er
RehtsG6sR
bel @eridten unb aubtrgsti9lli6 sra
fabrenlte
9eutf6e @ehts Gonfu9
Tent Mmeriea's.
Die 0 ibm dngeIteuteu
8olIma9tsR
5ur Grbe5ung BON
Orb 9often
iino unbeitrsit60r uuo trfStgrsia
ebenio tpie feline
9ormunbf6aften uRb M&
mini rattoHsR
in Guropdunb mttteGJ
5ol5enDe offieilte QtFt
BermiBter @rbtn
tDirb p0dentli6 srneuert, uHb III 81
.~etH3tge Dbl tGnbfgt
u meriea uRb europa.
aittner, 9arl aus Striegau. SOM
G9uIiopb uno Nnna gliiab. ge6. anies
riem aus ShparFubaIel. glaiber.
5rdm PAUL aus RotNpeil. SirgenitH
48Retd Gatb. 6elene aug Dismar.
8Idiecpsti, Glifab. qe6. audIinsa
aus Soften. 9eB, QlguIt aus 2iB6
i5erg. 9ef, Sob. aus Oitbofen. ODD
Ter, qutlpig aus 9arlsrnbe. 8anoS
4ol3, SObaHn 5rie0rib aus aeQings
buIen. 8ettenboru, WiEbelm aus
6aas. gditetn, SObann aus qlf0Orf.
&o6, 9drI aus lleroinsen. '5tammeI.
UldtRids Soiei uno @ertrub aus 0ors
rtu8en. SdiHoler, ygna3 aus g5ln.
Sort Sdmbert aus Worrinaen. gldrs,
SOB. 2ubpig aus qoppenlauer. R0ls
pddi, 5raH5 aus Sftsofpitt. 3uber,
5oief aug Shmeitbof. 0eder cher
8eder O., Gr6en BON S.o4ann ans
8%rtegs6eim. Gilman, Sodim 5eius
rid aus aummerfelo. ptters, oeb.
Warnde, Warie Sophie aus Ssmoinq.
6iHrids, Wlinnq Qouiia Mdrie aus
3oeHning. 8nidrebm, @ufab 7Frib
aug SttenIeR. Gram, Sobdnng
0AAtUf 0Ahs DAttUts 0uNi w AltDHus
S6elB, g%snannt 9ur3rod, Carl GrnH
Wil9. aug Berlin. bon 4ppsn, Robe1
6inr. au9. aug Stterien. gsbnte,
SOB. 6inrih gubtpig aug 9ramfteot.
arous. @lie aus 6omburg. Grobels
M, So6ana aus uristarp. Ggcsess
Mat DDer S3s3csnb, Qubrsag aus grOl
moliCe. 6arnii6, 5sinri6 Grnit aua
S9emnib. 6ermsoorf Grnit Bruno
aus Wittreio1. ReiHer. 5ermdnu syus
Itus aus Dresden - 2oe6tau. grabt4
f. oeb. 9edsrt. Qmalie Uaris uua
Rei6en6rano. Qsihfenrin1. Gdrt
Quq. @mbroiug aus g6smnib. glaus,
Carl 5risori6 aus gbemnib. Trtbi6e,
5risbr. 6u1o aus gure6drotgborf.
8ettiq, qaul aus Gor1u. Shumd.
der. Gr5fn Don Carl Sobdun. Wolf,
Carl aug @ries.
Die 0ermiBisR er6en 0ber b,reu
8di65sbsr peroen tciu9t. f5 biz
rect an
Gbr. 2tIb. GfOr3,
534 Dtue Ctr, SuIberf gIo4.
ROom If. Ginstnuati, cbto al
iUfn Den, fptlher oerue Dtttere
auSfuuft tbetIt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18
"a

Die lsbtsn Dabl6erid tie 5eltdtlz
1en ben Sitg Der 8emotra ten. 6ur
Gcu5erner er5ialte Der Democrat
gurte $3.50 5timmen, fem 9e3ntr,
DER R~epu5litansr tSearlcs, Hu 6470.
Die Qnngs Der 81 nmdre
Qig6t &c 9ouer So. mut1 . ourd
3sntr 3erI6rt, 10 bag bic 81 Iot tsms
pordr obHs geleuhtuH9 1T. SUD rds
9oibfaus Der Diamond Qljns flel ben
GlommeH gum Gpfer.
Der aus @aterto.pn, - q, 9es
birti9e geo. 8ruesgsr, son 0eT gtae87
esr Mercanlile 50. in DttltAton,
purDe DoH Or Wloffiusrie snes Qafs
8u5es srfaBt uHb srIitt grrkbuh gen,
DeHea er erldQ.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18
eass7afota.

Sci zen W18len in 5ifozIalotd
Imten cis 8epu5licansr in gs5ug duf
'Staatscanoioaien. goHgrsBtertrstsr
unb Stdqtslsgisla!ur.
DIX GARNER ron Sulfg 50.
6d6en 5ur6 GIbicripiipn Elm capital
pm 100000 fir BEN 8nu uHb Die
Qusriitan3 elmer elrtrifhsn ga6us
linis Don gierre na6 Otoiobt,
cine G%ntfsrnuHg Don q Weilen, dufs
ge6ra9t. 5m 5ratiobre foq NIT ben
8saar6sisea 5s2onHeH Ipsresn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18

Stisu, Rp. 668 T6ubiiou Str, purSe,
ais er in ben @HIdgeH Der Semet SoI=
odn gute So. nit rem Quf=
pinbeu BON giisH beit6Ftigt mar, err
bsblih perlebt, iRoem bic Bette rib
uHo Die Gait auf i'm fiel.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18
Spettal. MsSei9en.
Dollars (s5.OO)

far Elm flHf @ag. Reg BON ben iolssnssH
ASeineu:
Gulfrian @Iadbsrrps
California %Ortipetus
California &berra Aetns
California ~siuaetiea @etn,
California EtDett &dtawba,
GaIifornia gsustafene4
&s,=s srira Rotten iar bic Rein : ,Resss.
Bsbtufet S Gauouen iit 8 Douars. 8ieie
RtrHt fab garantrt abielut rein uRo uns
peTfdliat ~ ietH.
BERDIE & ZIEN,
DistlIIers & Wins Growers
RG3 HsSk Hataf St.s Milwaukee,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18
Hus miIWaukss.

= Die oFfieisue g~bad5G5luRg Der fir
bic osrihieDeRen 3ihricisaupaitseaRs
oioatsn lei Der leBteR @abl d~bsese5ez
men SiimmsH 1T 6senoet uHo spsa5
oas fOlseHOe asialtat:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18

S6nefsl. 8oOen. S6iel. @0oern.
$3.50 1881 14,I75 1851
sOpns. 1914 1892 1902 1859
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-18
Gbr. MIb. GtOr1,

534 1ine Ctr, SuIberf gIo4.
R0om If. Gtnetnuati, cbto al
iUfn ben, fptl6er oerue lDettere
4usfuHft tbetlt,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-09
Lomdon,s Lord Mayor.

The lord mayor Of London is yer,
important parsonage. In his own prov
ince he takes precedence of all the
royal family; he has the right of access
to the king whenever he chooses, the
coveted entree at levees and drawing
rooms and the privilege of driving d.
rect into the ambassadors court at St.
James. He has the badges of royalty
the scepter, the swords of justice and
mercy and the unrestricted to his
Office, is privy councillor Of the king,
receives the Tower password signed by
the sovereign, is custodian Of the city
gates, very honorary Office in these
days. and has the uncontrolled conserv-
ancy of the Thames from Rochester to
Oxford. He controls the. city purse,
has many valuable appointments in his
gift and is, Of course, chief magistrate
Of the city. These are but few of the
lord mayors dignities and privileges,
but they will give some idea of his i'm
portance.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-09
England's First Direct Tax.

The first direct tax that was imposed
In England was borne by the people in
the reign Of Ethelred the Unready, A..
D. 991. 1t was called so that money
could be raised wherewith to purchase
peace from the Danes, who at that
period We're overrunning England, but
this tax defeated it's own object, mas
much as it melted the Danes, who we'll
knew that they would be bought off at
any cost, to fresh depredations, which
resulted in the receipt, as brides, Of
134, 900 pounds of silver.
The levying Of the tax was, more
over, open to great abuse, for, although
no man was liable for more than one
annual payment Of twelvepence per
hide Of land, wherever money was
known to exist it was demanded by
the kings officers, and ability to pay
once was regarded as ability to pay
again. Thus were many even Of the
richest landowners reduced to poverty.
This tax was abolished by Edward
the Confessor, but revived by William
l., and formed part of the revenue of
the crown till suppressed by Stephen,
A. D. 1876.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-09
An Oner Of Marriage.

The leading paper in a provincial
town recently published the following
matrimonial advertisement:
"a young lady of enormous wealth,
who is prepared to pay OF all the debts
Of her intended husband, desires to
form the acquaintance Of a respectable
young gentleman with a view to matri-
mony. Each reply. to be accompanied
by photo Of the sender and addressed
to ]. p, at, the Office of this paper"
The delicate hand which drew up
the above lines and thereby secured
q very large number Of offers belonged
to no less parsonage than Herr Irzig
schlaucheles who had lately opened a
clothing ablishment in the town. BY
means Of the photos sent in he was
enabled to ascertain which Of his would
be customers were in the habit Of leay-
Ing their debts unpaid From the Ger
man.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-09
Mortgage sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That that GER
tain Mortgage executed and delivered by David
Venue and ROsalie Venue, his wife mo. t"a.ors.
to The Fargo Loan Agency, mortgages. dated
the Goth day of Dec amber, A. D. 1904, and filed
for record in the office OF the Reg Of Deeds OF
the County of Pembin" and State of North Da-
kotn, on 2lst day OF January, a. IL. 1905 al 2:35
O'Clock p. m. and recorded in Book sc of Mort
cages at page 1862 will be forcclnsed by a sale
of the premises in such Mortgage ami herein
after described at :he front door of the Court
House i'll the City Of Pen bina. in the County of
Pembina and State OF North Dakota at the hour
OF O'Clock p m. on Saturday. the 18th day of
March, A. d. 1906, to satisfy the amount due
upon said Mortgage or the day of sale.
The premises described in said Mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same. are those
certain premises situated in the County Of Penn
bina and State Of North Dakota and described
as follows. to wit:
I e east half of the ens half (e X e ~ of Sec
tion Fourteen (sec l4) Township One Hundred
aud Sixty Two (1'wp 1922 north. Range Fifty.
Six (Rng 5G) west containing one hundred and
sixty Q6O) acres more or less according to the
government survey thereof
There will DE due on such mortgage n the date
Of sale he sum of Thirty and ine,een one hu j.
dredths dollars. 1850 10
Dated at Fargo. n. ID. this 27th day OF Janua-
ry, 1906.
FAR 10 LOAN AGENCY.
JNO. ID, FARRAND. Mortgngee.
Attorney for Mortgngee 31.36
Fargo. n. D.
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Kills Disease Germs.

Contact with Liquozone kills any form
of disease germ, because germs are OF
vegetable origin. Yet to the body
Liquozone is not only harmless, but help
full in the extreme. That is it's main
distinction. Common germicides arc
poisons when taken internally. That is
why medicine has been SO helpless in a
germ disease. Liquozone is exhilarating
vitalizing, purifying; yet no disease germ
can exist in it.
The virtues of Liquozone are derived
solely from gases. They are generated
from the best producers OF oxygen, sui
pfur dioxide and other germicidal gases.
The process Of making requires large
apparatus, and from 8 to IA days time.
The object is to so fix the gases, and to
combine them, as to carry into the 'sys-
tenn powerful tonic-germicide.
We purchased the American rights to
Liquozone after thousands of tests had
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Where 1t Applies.

These are the diseases in which Liquo.
zone has been most employed. In these
it has earned its widest reputation. In
all of these troubles we supply the first
bottlefree. Andin all-no matter how diff
fcult-we offer each user two months
further test without the risk of penny
Asthma Goitre-Gout
Abscess-Anemia GOnorrhea-Gleet
Bronchitis Hay Fever-Intluenza
Blood Poison La Grippe
Bowel Troubles Leucorrhea
Coughs-COlds Observation-Disclosures
Consumption PileS-Qunsy
Contagious Diseases rheumatism
Cancer-Catarrh Scrorula-Syphilis
Observation-Disclosures Skin Diseases
Dyspepsa-Dandru1 tuberculosis
Observation-Disclosures Tumors-UlcerS
Eevers-Gall Stones Throat Troublee
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1HAckERAY,s SUBSTITUTE.
A singular story About a Chapter I.
"The VirEinians.''

-
ssThe VirRinians."
Many American readers Of Thack-
cray have wondered how he was able
to write so graphic and correct an ac-
count of George Warrington's escape
from Fort Duquesne and his journey
through the wilderness to the banks
of the Potomac, as Thackeray had
never seen the magnificent valley
through which his gallant hero fled aft
or his daring escape. 1t will be sur
prise to many people to hear that
Thackeray didn't write the chapter at
John p. Kennedy, did. This is the
story as Colonel John II. B. Latrobe
used to tell it:
Kennedy was at a dinner in London
with Thackeray, Anthony Trollope,
WillAie Collins and other celebrities.
were settling down to the wine and
cigars when Thackeray, always at his
best upon a jovial occasion like the
present, who was entertaining the COM
pany with his wit and satire, suddenly
stopped and, looking ut his watch, ex-
claimed: Gentlemen, l must leave
YOU l have promised the printer a
chapter of the 'Nirginians' tomorrow
morning, and l haven't written line
of it yet l hate to go, but l must.
The printer is memorable. So, wishing
YOU all another meeting when / can
be longer with you. l bid you good
evening"
Thackeray had almost reached the
door when Kennedy called him back
and said:
"Perhaps l can write the chapter
for you. What are you going to de-
scribe?'
The great novelist seemed little
astonished at this bold proposition, but
as he was Il perfect man Of the world
he was too polite to say what he
thought.
"Kennedy, you are extremely kind,
and gladly would l let you write the
chapter for me, for l. hate to leave a
jolly party in the midst of the fun"
''Then don't" all the company cried.
"Stay with us and let Mr.. Kennedy
write the proposed chapter"
81 am half mind to let you do ii
Just for the fun Of the thing 1t is a
chapter chiefly Of description, giving
an account Of George Warrington's
escape from Fort Duquesne and his
journey to the Potomac"
eff that's what you are writing
about 1 can do it, for know every
foot of the ground"
GAIL right, then" said Thackeray.
resuming his seat at the board. "Let
me have it early tomorrow morning."
Mr.. Kennedy withdrew and. going
to his hotel, wrote the fourth chapter
Of the second volume of ''The Vir.
ginians," and thus it happened that
George Warrington's narrative Of his
flight was so accurate as to the topog.
raphy of the country through which he
passed.
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{! SEND US YOUR

Cattle and Horse Hides,
Calf; Sheep and all kinds
of Fur Skins to be tanned
for Robes. Overcoats, Rugs,
etc., to be returned to you.
Left soft smooth and moth
proof. We guarantee eatisfac-
ton. Send for ciacnlare. EMP.
ping tags and Information.
The FGster Robe amd
Tanning co., 1923 9Th Street,
s. E., Minneapolis, Mimi.
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DRINK HABIT CURED

Permanently and thoroughly By the
Murray Cure. If you have tried others
and failed, don't lose hope. We will re.
turn your money if you are not satisfied
at end Of treatment. Remember it is not
gold cure, and leaves one in splendid
physical condition. Write or wire insti-
tute at our expense, stating exact time
when you will arrive. It is better to have
us meet you at the train and avoid un-
you to the wrong place. Write for bank
references and booklet giving testimon-
falls and endorsement of the Murray
Cure. There are only two Murray Cure
Institutes, 1919 Nicollet Avenue, Min
Ibis, and IS ..1
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