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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-06
PROSPECT NOT
ALLURIAG ONE
Difficulty May Be Experienced
in Getting Coo|ie Labor
for Canal.
CHINESE HAVE BEEN THERE
COMMISSION EXAMINING THE
PROPOSALS.
CHINESE HAVE BEEN THERE

Washington, Oct. 5.-The officers of
the isthmian canal commission are busy
examining the proposals recently sub
United by contracting firms for furnish
ing Chinese labor for work on the canal
AT Panama. Because of the peculiar
coholtlons surrounding the importation
ana employment OF aliens in this work,
complicated in part by the adjustment
@f some International features which
probably will arise, Sc Seral weeks must
necessarily elapse before any concIu-
SONS are reached and the contract
awarded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-06
Chinese Had Experience.

come doubt Is expressed whether
contractors Will be able to carry cut
any contract which may be awarded
Tor supplying coolie labor. Precera bly,
because of climatic conditions. the 18th
mian commission desires that any la
borers sent 10 he iSthmus Shall come
from the southern provinces of China.
IN th2t section reports received at the
'hlnesc legation show that not a sim
gle Chinese = awspapar favors the chi
grafton Of Chinese to Panama. as the
experiences of Those who went Their,
Tor the French Canal company are still
I esh in the minds OF the people.
Most of Them Died.
rho Chinese were unable 20 with
E,aad the conditions then, and il is said
that about - per cent of those who
went there died. This mortality was
cue largely TO the unhealthy sanitary
surroundings then prevailing IN the
lstnmuS which. however have hen
vastly improved under the American
administration of affairs. Petitions
from Chinese residents in Peru. San
Francisco and at Panama have been
sent to the government at Pekina, ask
ing that it refuse its SANCTION to anv
proposition 10 permit contract laborers
10 80 from China to Panama Thus far.
however. the Chinese authorities have
remained entirely neutral in the mat
ter and have not made any rep sserta
t-oIJ TO the United States
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-06
Zion Is Prospecting.

Everything seems to point to the con-
tiEUed advancement of the cause of Zion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-06

Don't you like the
tries to tell you the truth
bias and without preju6
Which Salt Lake paper does it ,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

thba oAnpebls i ID stdo bUebt6 u u
bertid. m 4 invostie&oA6a bfe1lml
parIa IA cual kue tenida q m~lefcoies
ante 81 iuex De pas chAves en- ID casa
de- core del condado en- Albhaueuue,
Alarid urob0 que q 90 aalaba On Las
VEGAS en la noche del aaesnato que
tanto al eaeuacil no teniendo evidencls
~r,facieute nara dotoner n p~risionsro
tuvo cue darie su iiberxsd. AlArid
fue arrestado cerca de dos semsnas
pasadas
In se0orita Emilia Read. hin del
L~dcen0ado BENJAMIN N. Read. ce1sbr6
M -aniva,eario ~virSsIuDo q, m~isrcoies
Dc Il semana Mazda. m honor del
evento natal entretuyo I'M peQuenoI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d srs amlgas en- una
suntuosa comida en- Ell Hotel Claire,
desn,ea "a M cs,s9 una recepcion IN.
~toranaa fne tenida en- Ia rsidencIa
Read. u ocasion fue una de- mucho
regocito para todas las sehoritas que
|tuvieron Ia dlcha De atender 4 tan
feyis aconteciminto, Las que atendie.
ron fuoron las sIguientes; vicentita
Montoya. Maria sena, Florentina Read
Eloisa DelQado. Rosario A4arld. Lucia
gena, Mary Dietx v Maria Alderete,
I'll juves de- Ia semana pasada q las
$3.50 de Ia tarde dej6 de existir en- esta
cludad la simpAtica y bien. quista BE-
horata Cariota Becker, a IA edad de
10 amos, despus de una breve enferme-
dad de cuatro dias. Pues colmadh de
vida Sc vido todavia 81 domingo de Ia
semana a~ntepasada atendiendo al
concierto de Ia tarde v paseando en-
compahia de su hermana, Ia sei0rita
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
comuN,cApo,

Santa Fe, N M. Agosto 10, 1906.
ST.. Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
Sirvase insertar en- las Columns de
su ~apreciable peri6dico 10 siguionte:
Aoabo de regresar de Albuquerque,
a donde fm llamado por la noticia del
arresto de mi hijo Pedro Alarid, ba-
|-jo acusacion de haber asesinado a Pc
dro Mirabal 81 dia 4 del pasado Julio.
Una investigation fue tenfda sobre ell
asunto y Sc puso en- claro que TODD a.
testimonio ~presentado en- contra de mi
hijo r FORBADE y compuesto por per-
sonas que deliberadamente tratdron
de acriminar d I'm inocente tai vez
con ell objeto de cubrir al verdadero
culpable. No fue dificil desbaratar
ese cdmulo de f~alsedades, pues mi hijo
tenia c~entenares de testigos de que
| por mas de tres meses no habia pies.
to pie en- albuquerque. y en- ell dia
y bora en- que ell crfmen fue cometido
Sc hallaba en- Las Vegas a una distan.
ella de $50 millas. Ahora solo me res
TO denunciar ante el piblico Ell ultraje
perpetrado en- contra de mi hijo q "a
sa de la estupidez 8 malicia de perso-
| mas que sin la emo razon y funda.
mento trataron de poner la estigrna
de I'm crimen horroroso sobre una per-
soma que no tenia nj la mas remota
connection con Ell hecho. Este inicuo
prOceder me ha ocaslonado, d mas del
~descr6dito consequence q tai a~cusacion
contra I'm miembro de mi fami.ia, I'm
perjuicio ~pecuniarlo de cerca de $500,
que sin necesidad nj motive justifi-
eado ha recald0 sobre mis- hcmbros.
AL mismo tempo deseo dar gracias
a los amigos que en- circunsiancias
tan criticas me honraron con su sim.
patia Y me ayudaron TODD cuanto esta.
ba en- su man para obtener Ia vindi-
cacion de mi hijo.
Con esta aclaracion creo satisfa.
Ger I'm deber que me incumbe en- las
clr~cunstancias y para conocimient0 del
pdblico en- general d fin de que sepa
la manera EN- que Sc trata A ciudada-
nos pacifbcos sin cansa legal.
Muy respetuosamente,
RICARDO AI,ARID
"A
suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano, 49,,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

Salome Trujillo, Tusas, aumento de
$12, desde JUNO IS, de 1906; Jose
Dionisio Medina, Ranches de Taos, au-
mento de $40, desde Mayo 2. 1906;
Francis E. Beck, Floyd, pension adicio-
nal de IS. desde Mayo 10, 1906; Vic
tor Giron, Pojoaque, aument ode $12.
desde Julio a, 1906; Victor Fink, Fort
Bayard, original, s17 al mes desde Fe-
brero l6. 1906.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
I'm Misterio solvido.

Como evitar ataques perl6dlcos dc
biliosldad y costipacion habitual fue
I'm misterio que las Pildoras de Nueva
Vida del DR.. King ~solvieron para MI
escribe John N. Pleasant, dc Magnolia
Ind. Las inicas pildoras que son ga
rantizadas en- dar perfecta satisfac'
cion d todos o Ell dinero deyuelto. So
lamente 25 centavos EN- Ia botica de
Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
Los DEMocRATAs DE NUEvo
MEXICO REcleiRAN A BRYAN

Actuando bajo Ia sdplica de Norman
b. Mack. el Presidente j. H. Crist, del
Comit6 Central Democratic Territorial,
ha nombrado q algunos de los fieles
del Territorio para servir en- Ell CO.
mite para Ia reception que Sc le da-
ra a Bryan q 81 llegada d Nueva York
81 dia 80 de Agosto. Los que han sido
nombrados son como sigue: FL Juez
N. B. Laughlin, y Charles F. Easley,
de Santa Fe; "A. A. Jones y Antonio
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
NO Gilman

cuando es duelan ,us coyunturas y su.
fran de Reconnaissance. Compren ms DO
tella del inimento de Nieve de Ballard
Y obtengan alivio ~instante. Una cura
positiva para R%eumatismo, Quemadu-
ras, C~ortaduras. Pecho Adolorido, ETC.,
Mr.. 4. T. Bogy, un comerciante promi-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
Nlhos con polor

nuncan lloran tant ocomo los nifos
que tienen hambre. Tai es la causa
de todos los nihos quienes lloran y son
amenazados por enfermedad, cuando
realmente estan sufriendo de ham,
bre. Este es a causa de que su ALI
milado y es devorado por los gusanos.
Unas cuantas d6sis del vermifugo
de Crema Blanca causara que dejen
de llorar y les dara pronto alivio otra
vez. Hagan un experimental. En la
botica de Fischer Y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
Pension concedIda.

Por recomendaciones del Delegado
w. H. Andrews, v despues de exami-
nacion sobre sus reclamos, ell comisio-
nado de pensiones ha concedido las ST.
g~uIentes pensiones a veteranos de Nue.
vo Mexico:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
cambios en- la Fuerza de la Peniten
ciaria.

81 Superintendent Arthur Trelford
de Ia Penitenciaria de Nuevo Mexico
anunci6 ell martes las siguientes pro
mociones en- Ell personal de la fuerza
de la prlsion:
E. v. Garcia, guardia, promovido q
guarda.celdas, William Cole, habiendo
fallecido. Tomas Romero, nombrado
guardia de la prision, D. V, Garcia,
promovido q guarda -celdas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

!nente, en- Willow Point, Texas, dice
que halla que ell Linimento de Nieve
do Ballard es Ell mejor de todos los IL
nimentos que 81 ha nsado. En- Ia boti-
co de Fischer ; Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18


-..... ,r.aA
PtRSlINAI u
nj ar. Francisco Escudero sc halla
confinado en- CANA debido q una serio
enfermedad ne 10 tiene postrado.
enr,ngs estuyo en la ciudad Capital
al lines ateudiendo a negocios impor'
tantes
III Licenciado n. b. Field. de Ia Gu
tes y Sc osped6 en- 81 Hotel Claire.
P. II. Dolan, I'm comerchnte bien CO.
nocido de Taos, anteriormente en- ne
pocios en- esta ciudad, estuvo en- Ia ca
pital ell martes.
Don Guadalupe Herrera, propietario
del Hotel Coronado. ha regresado con
su familia de un viaje de recreo a las
Montahas de los Wales.
, .auo|
del oohaauo uo ..~a.nao
Ia ciuaau poi aisuuos
negocios o'iciaies
A,o
Don Ah.olno oai !" ~ 10
prospeio ue w .,o
gocios iiDior'an'eS
oso
Ia Losla ue
Union ria 10 N.rs s~or.
pane es.a noo On
La au"isioh seia "i''
I'll iicenciauo a ,ANa sa.
preparaiiuo ios oolos NC p
ell teatro de los Eiks > es'a'ah 'i''os
dentro de pocos dsas'
La Sra. MAJ Frost y hermana 10 Sc
ell ldnes en- la noche para Ell Gran Ca
non de Colorado a un via1e De recreo'
Ell Juez A. j.. ADpott, licenciado de
los Estados nido spor los indios ae
Pueblo, paruo 81 marus gu III hoche
CLOS oiiciales'
Jonh Hescn' an.efiofihen, uo Gan
Ia re- anofa creauo, nc o,e'as
ma arripo u u cluoao 81 iuneS > po
manecera aqui de visi'a por val'o'
ulas. 1s esVaiotoio NC oq"e' i"eo'
La senorita Aaeia S~antisteVan, ue
Albuquerque, Sc encuentre oe Visfea
en- Ia ciudad, y Sc en- ID casa
de "a Sra, r. Plumteax' en- el canine
de Cerriiios If fermahecera aqui
por n Q dos semanas'
~...ha 49,. a. Aa.o,ana
ee Na.an 800
op'Iis' a'.SDo I'm
~ pasauo para v ausos
para a'aS'oS par" 81 ~
Iusu. :, n.,s.o
col on asto ciudad nart;6 al ,6nas an
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

r-.~~.-I N~fcu4.f IA lh..u..ornuo
~.
~ .'s y
w s Lucy q
= un'ue y a'o'u'' = nesoo'os
'r''er0I '''"''"s csVs' "aui
rao' pv nconoc'uo y pcpu'a ." -
Ciudaa 90 Sanea ~ a.f'po nia c'u'
va 81 nie'oo'es 80 On -
r'o'ea S'a,rs Sus ucno a'nisos
''aa' "ueA'o NJ S'S''A
oiuA, NC esea c'uuau' qu'eh
~ ostauo gu ~ o!us y eAAui'e ~
= lug POI las pa
'ua' ,''A - ohcuen.ra any
''4uo pa"o % espera res'e1 y
81 'es'a "'"''o ue pocoS a'"s.
= v'posa -. p vio0or Luesas'
M auo y .os ~,
~sa"ss aa.,.,so NC,
1900 wr,
In ooon,noah on osnoso ortan v,nn
q ciudod al martas
E-pon Amado chaves asistente su.
.erintendente de instruction niblica.
parti6 81 martes en- la tarde a I'm via.
ie breye al Condado de Valencia. d
donde fue llamado o negocios oficia.
les. Regres6 a la ciudad ell jueves en-
la maiana
FL ST.. J. Nestor Ortiz, de Los Ange-
piedades y otros intereses en- Ell Con
dado de Conejos, Colorado, arrib0 a
la ciudad ell microbes. El Sr. Ortiz
tambien esta i~nteresado en- la indus
tria o~vejuna on Ell Vale de Estancia.
Leo Herself, acompahado de SUI Pc
quena hija, Josefina, parti6 ell martes
para Pagosa Springs, Mr.. Hersch es-
pera estar ausente cerca de dos sema-
mente de sn reciehte eniermeaau, y
creyo que su fecuperac'on seria mas
proh'a con uh poco oe ." ''a
o'os'
la sra D. ". Apieu' : niJa' ia se'1
rita rrancisqui'a Ap'eu' u,e"ee
deh en- un i"ncno, ce'ca uei oo
40 ae coliaN' arrioaroh Id c'uuau
81 domingo pasauo peiiAa
aqui ssia'uo sus
sra Apreu 90 n,Ja uei i'nauo o.
~ Mel,
80,
80,
W, ooioiaao' o,eauol ue WEES qa'
.iehe propieuau Gu alipos ooiorauo J
Nuevo Mexico, estuyo en- ia c'uuaa
Ell tunes atendiendo a negocios mpof-
tantes. la sido suscritor de vi NUE.
Mexicano por muchos amos y viene
a Santa Fe muy amenudo o nego-
clos y a visitar q u amigos.
Las veeas que o. sapado oe Ia seina'
pasaaa 81 concilio de "a ciudad de
a vegas decrelo una pro
nipiendo que Sc expldleran iicencias
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

. Pedro Alarid, de Santa Fe, el joven
quien fue arrestado bajo sospechas de
haber dado muerte d Pedro Mirabal,
ha dado pruebas suficientes que no es-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

El Captain Fred Fornoff, de Ia Poll.
cha Montada de Nuevo Mexico, go en-.
cuentra en- Magdalena para cuyo lu.
gar parti6 81 domingo pasado en- la
tarde para investigar Ia muerte de
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05
HEAVY BAIL
REQUIRED OF CIVIL ENGINEER
MILHoLLAND ARRESTED TO.
DAY ON SERIOUS
CHARGE.

PTTTSBuRG. Dec. 4.-CtviI Engi
neer ]. Fl. Mllholland. said to be Iden,
tilted with the Ptttsburg Tube City
railroad. was arrested at noon on a
charge of conspiracy to brtbe certain
members of the city council to vote
for a franchise for the Tube City rail-
road. Mlllholland was taken before
Director Rtdgeway Of the Department
OF Public Safety. Bail was fixed In
his case at len thousand dollars. War
rants were also issued for the arrest
of Joseph Flaharty AMI II. T. Bostapfl
on the same charges and detectives
are now hunting for them. Millhol
and is' greatly excited. being detatn
cd In Director Ridgcway's office until
bail is secured.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05

QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER

u .lst
/ went TO see a play last night
That made me laugh and cry
That took me back to childhood'I
days,
So many years gone by.
The actors played their parts SO well
II seemed so real and true,
b thought / was q boy again,
Among the boys 4 knew
Forgotten sights and sounds and
smells
Came back across the years.
And Quincy Adams Sawyer" was
The play that brought the tears.
The folks we're those used TO know
The men and women too.
The Things they did we're just the
same
As those we used to do.
The scenery was real to me.
| knew each field and tree.
The fun was all so natural,
laughed aloud in glee.
4 liked 10 hear the jokes they made
couldn't tell you half.
And Quincy Adams Sawyer
Was the play. that made me laugh.
The church choir seemed as II they
Were the same used to know.
The husktng-bee was just like one
| went to long ago.
The pretty girls and strong young mer
resembled friends knew.
| saw that same old country store,
Way back in slxty-two.
| felt just like boy again.
I'd thought / never should.
And Quincy Adams Sawyer" was
The play that did me good.
All business worries left me,
With their cares of stocks and bonds
heard the bull.frogs croaking
In the long grass by the ponds.
The wild birds songs came tloatins
On the loYet.scented breeze.
The locusts chirped above me
In the shady maple trees.
Old.fashioned flowers clustered
Round the dear old farmhouse door
For Quincy Adams Sawyer" made
A boy of me once more.
BY Quincy Kilby.
At the Grand Opera House mex
Monday night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05
Discuss
Many Measures

CHARLESTON, Dec. 5.-Muct in
terest Is manifested in-the meeting, Of
the state federation Of labor which
convenes here on Tuesday January
18th. President John Fugent, Of the
United Mine Workers. of district II,
is also president Of the State fedora
ton and will WELD the gayel At the
coming session. The national conyen.
be held at indianapolis beginning the
ton Of the United Mine Worers will
same day. But Mr.. Nugent Will lie
unable TO attend the national meeting
owing to the fact that he Is the chief
executive OF the federation and mem.
her OF the legislature which will be
in session here at the same time.
The State federation embodies all
Of the allied trade unions Of the
state and about 200 delegates from
different sections of the State are
expected to be present and take part
in the proceedings which are expected
to be very interesting as It is known
that there are many bills affecting
labor that the federation will under
take to place before the Legislature at
this session.
Chief among the measures to the
interests of labor is the fellow ser
wants law and bill relating to fac
tory inspection or the employment
of child labor. 1t is learned from a
reliable source that measures pertain
ing to the organization of the school
teachers of the State will be discuss
ed at the meeting. 1t is said the at
tempt will be to band them together
in n compact organization in order to
secure better pay. The promoters or
this innovation claim that the teach
e-s are so poorly paid for their labor
considering the responsibility that is
placed upon them, that an organiza-
ton will be the only means of better
ing their positions. Just how the
teachers are lined up in the movement
Is unknown. but they are in unison in
stating that the present salaries are
loo small for the sacrifice that Is
involved when they go to teaching
Another subject that will create
a great deal of discussion at the
meeting of the federation is that OF
good roads. Just what they can do
besides enter a plea for better roads
to the next legislature has not been
learned but agitation on this subject
ig essential before any good can be
accomplished. The grading of the
Oil cinder road, or the macadamlz'
ing Of the same, to such good adj
vantage, has aroused many to action
and 1t Is said that an attempt will
he made here in Kanawha county to
have the road from here to sissons'
Vile, macadamized at the earliest pos
sible moment. The local trades I'M
ions will complete arrangements in a
few days for the entertainment OF the
visiting delegates when they are here
for the meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05

Dressed chicken at Robb's.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05

TAvERN-A. M. Buchanan, William
AItweil, s. l.. swlsher,- R. W. caddell'
Morgantown; w. A. Springer, F. J.
Farnsworth. L. Bower. w G. Brand,
r. Ryan. Wheeling: A. Ellis Folsom
]. D. Allen, Gypsy: John Marshall. j.
]. Finister, Parkersburs: j. W.
Thornhll, Bellngton; T. ]. McAvoy
Alex R. Watson. Grafton: George W.
Mason. Huntington: Miss BeIle.Eance
Mary Ingram, Wheeling; R. NJ. Ram
sew. Ktngwood: Mike Moray. Berry
burg: C. A. Clark. Williamson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05

Lazy Larry-say, lady, | am dat hum
cry don't know wat ter do. ain'f
had nothin'--
Mrs. Goodhart-Walk around to the
Kitchen door, poor man. and you shat
be fed.
Lazy Larry-Aw, say, dat's purity
long walk, lady; couldn't yer hand IT,
cut here just as well?-Catholic Stand
ard and Times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Color OF Hair Said to Indicate 4 Fer
nnn,n Temnernment.

Color OF Hair Said to Indicate = Fer
Aon'a Temperament.
Many people believe that blonde. Of
light hair denotes affection and dark
hair consistency. A person without hair
3 not devoid OF character; far from 1t.
The disposition Of the average bald
headed man is to show such sollcltude
Tor the welfare OF others. that he neg
ects himself A germ causes badness
Prof. Sabouraud. OF Paris, France, In.
locculated rabbit with Dandruff germs,
'lusing 1t to become totally bald In five
weeks time. To rid the scalp of these
dangerous germs It Is necessary to apply
Sewhro's Herpiclde.
destroy the cause-you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
E. A. Billlngslea & Co.. SpectH'
agents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05

JAcKsoN-:Ed. Thompson, Eugene
Small. Martlnsburg; .. Il. Hughes
Charles Town: ]. "A. Harbert, shinn7
ton: w. B. snodgrass. Amos; B, f.
Wilson. Barrackvllle; |. P. Stewart
u. D. Haystell. Wheeling; G. H. Ham
ilton. Hammond; Z. H. Hillary, Jake
Hersach. Bnckhannon; F. MD. Etaw
A. A. !. Gaskill, Warrington
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05

Don't walt until your stationery D
.ntirely out before ordering but oal
10 uu now and try our new Job %
artn emit WEST VIRGTNIAlO.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05
Your.
EyeSiigght

Is too precious and your eyes too
delicate to be triaed with.
Don't buy eye glasses without
consulting an expert.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05

MANI.EY-E. NJ. Turner, Morgan
town; Charles B. Gilbert, F. D. Walk
er, II. O. stealey. Wheeling; S. O.
Mathews. S. P. Smith. Charleston;
George v. Howard. Parkersburs'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05

WATsON-7Willa Belcher, Nayber
ry: ]. r. Dugan, Morgantown; Mrs
Laura Frazer. Wheeling.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05

MARTETTA--H P. keenan,. =. y.
Thomas. David Weed, p. = Thomas,
d. N. Taylor. Warrington; =. s. alt
meyer, John j. Ferell, Wheeling; y.
TX, staggers, VIM. F. staggers, Wise;
Earl Pepper. Grafton: B. F. Wilson,
Barrackvllle; A. P. Hall, n. o. Whit
ian, c. H. Blake. WIN. Baton, clarks,
burg: C. E. Wells, Glovers Gap; Ed
~. McNeill, MofEantown; James B..
Fowler, Worthington; Thos. Jarrett,
Deteny Jarrett. shtnnston; G. A, Te.
ders, Reedsville: W. T. Barr. Amos,
George GeGaun. Burton: A. s. Fos'
ter, Miracle Run.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-05

Consultation will cost you nothing
here IA graduate optician to tell
you whether you need glasses
or what glasses you require.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23

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gen Hao. mbpe9tr am cine a6'agate
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5u ner}idteu osH SSaB oerGelebe an
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Sett 3u roa3is5au. 70 OaB @idsBtbumss
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ter Den @eIfbeu dutr StadteH sulGFia
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t6nnsn.
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oeneR e0s @eitb fir 6efiimmte 4dne
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9pplicont, per aus @t,piFsns9riinbeu
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has 8eht duf b.oBe G6eiouna BON
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a&puuleu MIRO IN BEN 2imie All err
Iheineu. ais o6 Ct irt re.igiSie llebers
5Cl5unl ~prtis9e5e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23
9elbR TitdJt ous Baupt-
libel f1nGerer 3ett.

On bic etsas Der 6yitliteu 2is5e,
bic in uuisyen 1assH iiteraa fsbli, TT
bic SslbRiuft sstyelen, Ste a6eraa
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Mile. Ia StGat, IN Dtt MiTsui6aIt,
IN oer Qunit, in 5tr 3Roaitris. 90
ilejt man bic Sei5aluG! beim Batter,
oer isins 9fli6Ru me6r tsnut, feline
Us6t miB6rauhi, iein 6aug Dsrs
paittt, rtr Sdgedsn ieineT 5rau unO
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fs 5ti ogr Wutttr, bic MIR ii4 Igg6is
lsnUi unb auBerbalb bss 6auies i5r
9er5niIu iafI AND nifts me6r peiB
ooH osg Gr3ie5unl ihrsr ginbsr fir
tiHe ty5ert Wslt. Daan rect bic Se.5hs
iudi Sci Sobn UNI 1c4ier. Biz ron
ts:nem @e6oriam uno ttiner 56rfur6t
3tsn iAre Glteru metr etuas DiHen
poltn.
Ian fam bic Stl5iiiu@t, cieie IN
r1uHFn. dter ni9t 5loB in bgr 51milie,
ionberu aud i'm Staatsie5en le6e,
in ps.6sm G~ere6ti8feit unb
gisss Hi6t me6r ben Qaai4!Gg ss6sn.