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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
\ Large Gathering, Happy Greet
ings. \ Harmonious Session and
Grand Results Anticipated.

Dear Sisters and Friends of the wo-
mans Baptist State Educational
Convention of Virginia:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
MO5art nHO has alaUier,

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ibm unotrgeBIih. IS .ging ans Ser5".
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tere 56melttr, ,0as RnnHert", 8las
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nit Dem Wlebanismus u~uierer mo0er'
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
5apaniidc 6ranencman3igatiun

Die Gd6einung Ser iapaaii6en
5rdu 1T 0ur9 Ole Stunt init eiHen
plnO Hglumensdubey um9eben;
oisfs i66nsn. in Die rei9iiea @endn0sf
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ten Sdllta uRO Otn leinsu i6Tdltn
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'tja 4uh inter sen l~tbil0eteH 6rdusn
i'm Rtjde oes gIitd0o, Bic frii9tr Hlr
ais Sdmud Oss 6auIss uuo Spiel
Itl9 ibres 6errH Oientsn re9t ii6 oie
emancipation un0 mdht INNER itdrs
ttre ToriI4gjste. 4lS RrdntenpileQes
riantn blbtn Sic iapaniiben Srauta
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pidtlu. 0ie tie al eiuem pi6tilea Roas
iurreuteH 0ts Wldnats i'm @eIdIiiss
leoen una duf iaoutrielltn @ebietsa
MAIDEN. Die eritaunIi6s 3unu6me
Ser Nnllbl BON 6rduen, sic lpdbren0
mcui3er Sabre in alien 3peioen Oes
i1pduil6en 6anNtlsIebens belddfliat
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ruie ein0e0ruulen. bic bisbsr dass
i0litblih fir Ols mdnnlide @eihIe6t
utit!djmt ga iciu trihieuen. Die @ers
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6rducn In Bureaus ais 8uhbdlise
u1o &ontoriitcn aema6t fpor0eH ifn0,
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Bro3ent.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19

bat e6en feline 0ejie ia Diu NAL
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19

Nuf FranssFTa. IA. S'spI, fsas
baii 6enn 't9an. pis'N Did geTtera bei
Deinem Ju6ildum gar not fortla6'n
ham poa'n2@ Sd hab MI dHf
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19

81 III i8iimm. psHn man FA
nur init 2eitoenrsi5 os3sit DsrtrsibtH
fasz
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19

Ser 9aisutiug?~ Gsun oieie 6ei0ii
3.srrate se90ren 5uiammeu!
6eIsns9
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
Sine 3sjrttfaIirf iibrr nru
3tIamtiI,.

Die Bubri ser S6usa Dampfsr
sDeutiaIanO- unO ga 9ropsHte-.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30

70 are situated in the City Of Crystal
Falls County Of Iron and State Of
Michigan and described as follows /.
Lot numbered % and 20 according to
the recorded plat Of the village Of
Crystal Falls Ayes Thomas Penglase
j $. Jacka Thomas Wills and William
Grlbble. Resolution carried.
The following resolution was offered
by William Gribble who moved its
adoption seconded by Thomas Pen.
glaae.
RESOLVED that Mrs. N. Lachepelle
owner Of the premises hereinafter des-
crit be-. and hereby is, required NJ
her own expense, TO bHIld sidewalk
in the public street adjacent to and
abutting upon the south boundary inc
OF said premises which said sidewa k
shall be- constructed in accordance with
the provisions ~ Sections and 3 of
an ordinance Of said city entitled An
Ordinance relative 10 the building re-
building and maintenance Of sidewalks
and crosswslks in the City Of Crystal
Falls approved May 1899 as amend
ed by an ordinance Of said city ap.
proved August 2 1905 which said side.
walk shall be- completed on or before
July 20 1905.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that this city clerk be and he hereby 1,
required 10 serve a copy Of this 10.
solution upon said owner according u
law and to file All affidavit Of such ser
vice in his Office on OF before the aat.
last aforesaid
The premises hereinbefore referred
70 are situated in the City OF Crysta
Falls. County Of Iron and State Of
Michigan. and described az follows
Lot numbered 80 and west 2 feet Of
lot ~ according To the recorded plat o'
the village Of Crystal Falls Ayes
Thomas Penglase }. s. Jacka Thema
Wills and William Girbble Resolution
carried
The following resolution was offere,
by Thomas Wills who moved ite adop
ton seconded by william Gribble.
RESOLVED that Vim. Russell owne
Of the premises hereinafter described
be. and hereby Is. required. st his owl
expense. to build q side walk In Tn,
public street adjacent 10 and abuttinl
upon the south boundary line on SAFE
premises. which said sidewalk shall b
constructed In accordance with tn
provisions Of Sections 2 and Of Al
ordinance Of said city entitled. IA
Ordinance relative 10 the building. re
building and maintenance Of sidewalk
and crosswalks In the City OF Crysta
Falls. approved May !. 1899 NJ a
mended by an ordinance o. said cit
approved August 7. 1906 which ai
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30

sidewalk shall be completed on or be
fore July 20, 1906.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that the city clerk be-, and he hereby.
IL required to serve copy Of this re-
solution upon said owner according 10
law, and 70 file An affidavit of such
service in his Office on or before the
date last aforesaid.
The premises hereinbefore referred
70 are situated in the City of Crystal
Falls, County Of Iron and State Of
Michigan, and described ar follows;
east q feet of lot II according 10 the
recorded plat Of the village Of Crystal
Falls. Ayes; Thomas Penglase. J..
5. Jacka Thomas Wills and William
Gribble
The following resolution was offered
by Thomas Wills who moved it's adop-
tion seconded by u s. Jacka.
RESOLVED that T.. Guensburg,
owner of the premises hereinafter
described. be and hereby, is required,
ut his own expense, TO build a. side
walk in the public street adjacent to
and abuting upon the south and east
boundary line Of said premises, which
said sidewa X sha Ice constructed il
accordance with the provisions of
Sections 2 and 3 Of an ordinance Of
said city emitted, IAN Ordinance 70.
alive TO the bui ding, rebui ding and
maintenance of sidewa ks and cross
wa ks In the City Of Crystal Falls, -
approved May !, 1899. ~ amended by
an ordinance of said city approved
August z, 1906. which said sidewalk
shall be completed on or before Jnly ~
1906.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that the city clerk be, and he hereby,
Is required 10 serve copy Of this re-
solution upon said owner according 20
law. and TO file an affidavit OF such
service In his Office on or before the
date last aforesaid.
The premises hereinbefore referred
TO are situated in the City Of Crystal
Falls, County Of Iron and State Of
Michigan, and described NJ follows I,
Lot numbered ~ according to the re-
corded plat Of the village OF Crystal
Falls. Ayes Thomas Penglase. J,
:. Jscka, Thomas Wills and wilnar,.
Gribble. Resolution carried.
The following resolution was offered
by Thomas Wills who moved it's adop-
tion seconded by Thomas Penglase.
RESOLVED.that Mrs. Thomas Gal.
Ivan owner Of the premises hereinafter
described be, and hereby Is, required.
at his own expense, TO build side.
walk In the public street adjacent b.
and abutting upon the south and east
boundary line Of said premises. which
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30


line Of said premises which said
sidewalk shall be constructed III ac-
cordance with the provisions Of Sec
tions , and 8 Of an ordinance Of SAID
CITY entitled, An Ordinance relative
TO the bnilding, rebuilding and main
tenance of sidewalks and crosswalks In
the City OF Crystal Falls, approved
MAY 1. 1899, as amended by an or
dinance OF said city approved August
:. 1905. which said sidewalk shall be
completed on or before July 20, 1906.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that the city clerk be, and he hereby,
il required TO serve a copy Of this re-
solution upon said owner according "a
law, and to file an affidavit Of snch
service in his Office on or before the
date last aforesaid.
The premises hereinbetore referred
10 are situated in the city OF Crystal
Falls, County Of Iron and State o.
Michigan, and described ~ follows
south 90 feet Of lot 20 according TO The
recorded plat Of the village OF Crystal
Falls. Ayes Thomas Penglass'
Thomas Wills, J. 5. Jacks and VII
liam Gribble
The following resolution was offered
by ]. s. Jacka who moved its adoption
Il -. uy.nta.. llr,hhisA
RESOLVED that Joseph Levoy'
owner Of the premises hereinafter des
cribed, be, and hereby is required, a.
his own expense. to build SIDEWAYS
In the public street adjacent To and
abutting upon the north boundary line
OF said premises, which said SIDEWAYS
shall be constructed In accordance VIII
the provisions OF Section and . OF al
ord nance OF said city entitled, Al
Ordinance relative 10 the building
rebuilding and maintenance OF side
walks and cro~walks in the City o.
Crystal Falls approved May !. 1879
AS amended by an ordinance OF sai'
city hppTONcu hukurs y i""'f
said sidewalk shall be completed on o
before July 20, 1906.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that the city clerk be. and he hereby
IL required 10 serve copy OF this re
solution upon said owner according q
law. and 10 file an affidavit of suci
service in his Office on or before TN
date last aforesaid.
The premises hereinbefore referre'
10 are situated in the City OF Crysta
Falls. County OF Iron and State o
Michigan, and described NJ follows
Lot numbered 81 according TO the re-
corded plat Of the village of Crysta
Falls
Ayes Thomas Penglase, j. ~ ;
Jacka, Thomas villa and william
! Gribble. Reso ntion carried
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30

The following resolution was offered
by william Gribble who moved It's
adoption SECONDED by Thomas Wills.
RESOLVED that Mrs Kate Nor
rsion, owner Of the premises herein
after desert bed, be, and hereby IL, re-
quired, at her own expense, t. build
4 sidewalk in the public street adj
lacent 10 and abutting upon the north
boundary line Of said premises, which
said sidewalk shall be- constructed in
accordance with the provisions OF Sec.
tions 2 and 3 Of an ordinance Of said
city entitled, An Ordinance relative
TO the building, rebuilding and main
tenance Of sidewalks and crosswalks in
the City Of Crystal Falls, approved
May /, 1899, as amended by an or
dinance of said city approved August
Z, 1900, which said sidewalk shall be
completed ON or before July 20. 1906.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that the city clerk be, and he hereby,
Is required to serve a copy Of this re-
solution upon said owner according q
law. and to tile All affidavit Of snch
service in his Office on or before the
date last aforesaid.
The premises hereinbefore referred
to are situated in the City Of Crystal
Falls, County Of Iron and State OF
Michigan, and described AZ follows
Lot numbered 20 according 10 the re
corded plat Of the village Of Crystal
Falls Ayes Thomas Penglase. J. ,.
Jacks Thomas Wills and William
Gribble. Resolution carried
The following resolution was offered
hy j. =. Jacka who moved its adoption
seconded by Thomas Penglase.
RESOLVED that A. l.. Flewe ing
owner Of the premises hereinafter des
cribed, be-, and hereby is. required, ~
his own expense. to build sidewalk
in the public street adjacent 70 .and
admitting upon the south boundary lin'
Of said premises which said Sidewalk
sha he constructed in accordance
with the provisions Of Sections ? and
3 Of an ordinance Of said city entitled
IAN Ordinance relative 10 the build
ing, rebuilding and maintenance o.
sidewalks and croeswalks in the Cit,
Of Crystal Falls approved May :
1899 as amended by an ordinance o
said city approved August z. 100
which said sidewalk shall be complet
I'd on or before July %, 1905
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that the city clerk be. and he hereby
IL required 10 serve a copy OF thi
resolution upon said owner according
b. law, and 10 file an affidavit Of sucl
service in his office on OF before tn
date last aforesaid
The premises hereinbefore referre'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
SENATOR CLARK.

Senator w. A. Clark's announcement
through the Butte Miner, that he will
not be a candidate for reelection to the
United States senate. will be received
with regret by Democrats all over the
country, and particularly in his own
state. In his message to the Miner,
the senator says:
II deem it only fair and proper to an
nounce and to authorize you to publish
the statement that I shall not be a can
didate for reelection to the United
States senate. have been highly hon
ored by the Democratic party and the
people Of Montana, and I fully and
deeply appreciate it. I have earnestly
and faithfully stFiven to perform my
duty and protect the interests of all
the people without regard to party, and
will continue to do so until the end of
my senatorial term, when 1 shall re-
turn to my lifetime adopted home and
devote my energies to the development
and expansion of the great industrial
enterprises have in hand. I shall not
relax my zeal for the supremacy of the
Democratic party in the state and ma
ton, and will use my best efforts to
bring about that happy contamination
and the election as my successor of a
worthy member of that time honored
party
Applying the same rule TO public
business which he followed in his per-
sonal affairs, Senator Clark has worked
tirelessly in the senate, giving himself
no relaxation and sacrificing his own
interests that he might do his work
well. In spite Of the pressure of enor-
nous business affairs such as few men
could undertake, he has given his time
freely. faithfully to his public duties.
That his efforts are appreciated by his
constituents is unquestioned; and there
is no, doubt but that he would have
been reelected if he had so desired.
While his retirement from the sem
ate will be a loss to the party in a
ma CiOnal sense, the Democracy of Mon
tana has his assurance that he will in
no wise relax his zeal for the suprem-
acy Of the party in the state and nation
an assurance that means much for
the party for which he has fought so
long and so ably.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

separated them. 1t couldn't be done.
Then the villain picked her up, held
her in his arms and kissed her very
hard indeed
How do you like that?" he asked
not OF her, but of the hero.
The hero liked it no way. 1t hurt
him dreadfully- He was more cut up
about il than the girl In THE Man of
Her Choice" was when the surgeon
sliced cUticle from her arm. She
grimaced and bore ii. He yelled
bloody murder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

A Catholic priest a Jewish rabbi and
six Protestant ministers Joined in an
appeal for more thorough religious
training Of the children in the schools
Of New York. And what a bowling old
time they would have agreeing on a
system of training if the board of e1u-
cation should grant their request!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

\ German society to work against
a raise in the price of beer has adopted
this name: "Vierdezliterab ga beagita-
neutrality-suspicious. a m m =
ungspetitiOnvereins.' It must have
taken a good many stems to evolve that
title.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland is
said to have invented an automobile
motor that viii carry people at the rate
of six miles a minute. Still he doesn't
really need it in his mayOralty cam
Dai2nS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
A Jolt From the Great Unwashed.

philadelphia North American)
GoTky's main charge against the Amer
lean people is on the score of personal
habits.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

Socialism may be spreading rapidly
in England. Recent elections show it is
spreading rapidly here, spreading it
self out so thin that there isn't much
left of II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

The Richmond Times-Dispatch makes
A really sensible suggestion. It says:
IF the earth must quake. why doesn't
it turn in and rip a nice, wide crack
across Panama" That would be a
stunt worth while
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

There was a misunderstanding about
Montana" the fourth of the actors
plays. Augustus Thomas lives in New
Rochelle, and that suburban village
knows him we'll to be the author of
Arizona Colorado" Alabama" and
"In Mizzoura," and when Montana"
was announced for a trial performance
in New Rochelles theatre, its name
gave the idea that it was a new piece
by Thomas That was what 1 found
out when, on looking the house over, 1
asked why two hundred of the fash
ionable folk of New Rochelle were in
the same audience with the rabble that
usually gathers there of a Saturday
night to see a melodrama- The name
of Harry D. Carey was down in the
be a nom de plume. Thomas is ordi-
narily in sight at his plays first nights,
but at this time he was known to be
in Europe. 1t was not until Mon
tana" was we'll under way. and its
quality noted. that the actor of its
ly identified as its writer. He must
have been told of the blundeF for he
seemed nervously apprehensive; and
when he was called before the curtain
at the end of an act in which he
narrowly escaped lynching by a mob
safe from having something vengeful
done to him. He was scared by his au-
dience.
Recall the story commonest I'm the
cowboy plays you have seen and you
will hit on the one told in Montana"
Cowboy foreman on cattle ranch loves
boss's daughter; so does cowboy cat
tie thief; good cowboy accuses bad
cowboy, but gets charged with crime
himself; courageous sweetheart saves
him from lynchers' re re; villain breaks
promise to marry mistress and she
turns on him; he throws her in old
mine and hero rescues her, so she can
expose villains guilt. Besides being
the same plot that has been in scores
of western prairie melodramas it is
as you see identical with that of The
Man Of Her Choice" and hundreds of
New York City melodramas. l wish
j were it's original author, and the
copyright hadn't run out so that I
might collect royalties for its use.
Mr.. Carey's Montana" girl lost no
skin like Mr.. Simmonds' The worst of
her torture was to be kissed by the
ugly villain. That was the plays only
novelty. The hero was in jail. The
heroine tried to comfort him with her
lips through the bars of the door that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
They Know All About 1t Now.
(Mashineton Pos

At one Of the local theatres next Sun
day A preacher will talk on What Is
HELP" Men who have been obliged tC
walk home from the races could give him
pointers on that.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
How About the Poor Children /?
Baltimore Sum-

The supreme court decision that A cou-
pie may be divorced in one state and still
be legally married in another is likely to
make many couples wonder where they
are at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
Here Is One Consolation.

Those who have been losing on sure
things at the race track can console
themselves with the reflection that the
race is not always to the swift"
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CHouston Post.

Cincinnati man has named his baby
Ananias. The child may grow up and
live Up to his name and yet never become
such z liar as some of those life insur-
ance n1agnateS
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Now comes a report that the Dismal
Swamp is boiling. Probably trying to
show its approval of the president
talk about muck rakers.
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The RIeht Mar Tor the job.
CPhiladelphia Iedser

philadelphia LEDGER
If Lawyer Hughes of New York has
peen CHOSEN to probe the coal trust, the
coal trust might as well get ready TO he
probed-
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$31.5O-S31.5o
To San Francisco and Return.

From Salt Lake via o. s. L. and 6.
P. lines. Tickets on sale April 26 to
May s inclusive, good for return TO
July 81 City Ticket Office. 2Ol Main
street.
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WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE,
THE METALS.

Silver-6S2sc per ounce.
Copper (casting)-1S per pound
Lead-S5.50 per 100 pounds.
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Might Compete With the conores-
sionaI Record.
tPhiladelphia Record. }

The presidents messages might as well
be established as daily paper.