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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
Aau Gnod For Hons.

But few farmers would consider hay
as suitable feed for hogs, but the Kan
sas experiment station reports better
results from q mixture OF alfalfa hay
and Kafir corn than from Katfir corn
only. The hay was fed dry in fork
fuls and the pigs were given an album
dance. They picked ont the leaves and
finer stems. rejecting the coarser por-
lions. II was decided that pasture in
summer and hay in winter would pro-
duce pork cheaply.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23

Select ram with plenty Of heart
girtb.
Don't deny your flock shade and wa
ter. and don't forget salt.
Timothy hay Is not suitable FOR
sheep. but clover hay has no peer
One dram Of powdered ginger and
one dram OF laudanum IS n splendid
remedy for collie.
There are few farms these days on
which sheep cannot be kept with a
certainty OF profit
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23

Tablecloths should be folded down
the center with the right side outside
and each sewage turned back toward
the center. Iron each fold, then the
center until quite dry; roll cloth
up lightly without pressure to avoid
creases both ways. The fringes OF
doilies should not be starched. but
combed out against hard surface.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
Remndv For Weak Eyes.

A simple remedy for weak eyes Is
what Is known as a solution Of boraciC
acid. which Is no more or less than
powdered borax. Pu, heapng tea
spoonful in nm ordinary tumbler OF
pure water and let it thoroughly dis
solve. Then apply TO the eyes with the
fingers. Never use n sponge or cloth
Let II dry on the eyes. Use II first be
fore retiring and after rising or at any
other time. 1t Is no exaggeration tC
say It acts like magic. relieving The
congestion and Frightening the eyes re
M RI ably
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
ci..ninn With Starch Paste.

To clean fancy denim or cretonne
sofa pillow covers where soap and wa
ter cannot be used make thick paste
Of starch and water and cover the SOIL
and stained surface. Let II remain I'M
Ill perfectly dry, when It can be brush
ed Off. Repeat the operation II the
stains have not disappeared entirely.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
Remedy For eIoat In Cattle.

Here is a good cure for bloat in cat
tie writes a Nebraska farmer In Farm
Progress: Take a bucket of water from
the tank or we'll and pour over the
back OF the animal. Repeat treatment
II the first does not help. This beats
use OF the knife.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
For Perspirins Hands.

When the hands perspIre too freely
try upon them a wash containing ten
grains Of tannlc acid. half an ounce OF
simple tlncture Of benzoln. two ounces
Of elder flower water and three ounces
OF rosewater. This lotion is said to be
cooling to the hands and to remove the
damp, uncomfortable feeling.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
shsep Dainty Feeders.

Sheep are very dainty animals, and
for this reason their breeding troughs
should be kept clean. See that the
chickens are not roostlng on the racks
and brush all sheep droppings from
the troushs before mealing time.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23

A recent invention renders easier one
OF the most dlsagreeabIe tasks OF the
bousewife-that OF cleaning the bed
stead. Lifting the springs Is hard
work. The inventor has endeavored
to make this part OF the work easy by
designing the fitting bed spring shown
here. In this bedstead the spring Is
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23

II you wish to cover your floor with
linoleum and the boards are warped
ali the uneven places with sand and
YOUR linoleum will not become worn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
Hoes In the Orchard.

Hogs and poultry are good scav-
engers In an orchard, as they destroy
many Of the Insect enemies and also
the fallen fruit, which is often a har'
Dor for protecting and developing
myriads OF these pests. Cattle ana
horses should never be allowed to run
I'm an orchard
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
w 8. EMBREY

[suecessor to Embrey q Bergman.
Dealer in Railroad Gross Ties, Cedar
Posts, Spokes and Hoops. keeps
constantly on hand large supply o.
Baled Hay and Mill Feed: once n9al
Railroad Depot. Fredericksbarg, We
Also Agent for Page Wire Fence 70
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
whItsnlna Yellow Clothes.

To whiten clothes that have become
very yellow soak the clothes in butter
milk, allowing them to remain In the
milk for several hours. Wash WITT
soap in tepid water and rinse In cold
water.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
Hats
and
Caps.
FallFeatureS

wf hats distinct mprov eTent IN e t Inu
1v ast season is strongly
Zons vEb,v at THE BIG STORE. The various Shapes %
3ured atH wide range your personal choice W. % @
~ - o middle aged old Matters not nov
:, r in hat we want have the pleasure OF showing
80 6pfoIae line carry and II you ouy Sou paw
tns iunsg nonev and we keep you up in style 100
urdays 81 and Mems Dress Caps good 10
gress Bows and Mems heavy Winter Caps'''.'' 50c
The builGoys and Corduroy Caps t Won will
high would like lnquant lou VIII
y.te how we sell such bargains when you see them
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway
Rappahannock River Line.
Schedule in Effect Sept s, 1907
Schedule in Effect s
BALTIMOR

BALTIMORE TAPPAHANNOCK FhEDEhiChSbuhu
Baltimore Light weather permitting Tuesday ad FRI
for
Durham Burton rsnna MonsAo
Sharp Bowler Ware Wexford appanoc
Leisown saunders Nn0nt
Port Conway Hay Mount Hop Yard Ratee
BALTIMORE '-'ooN
End MIL white
Monsskon wheaton Water View, sharp
'Tsppahannock
EPT RIcK SRTTRG '' $780, ~ NORFOLK
Account Exposition
snd Friday tide and weather permit
Bay Port aud Wand on Tuesdays
MerryPo 0omans Moran's on Friday trip
will leave Norfolk Wednesday an sunday Ssr
points Arriving at Fredericksburg Mh"S
Thursday afternoon
81 so each meals aud state room extra ,,.,.opp
FREDERICKSBURG TAPPAhANNOCh Dali - III.
permitting Radcliffe Mount Port Conway Port Royal Green
bandhe ors
Wexford Ware bowersharp 9 a. M
Bay Port Wheaton Monssko Urbanna 1890 n
Moran Wms lfYngton
Stone North End $50 Westand
Wednesday Saturday mornings
lTAPPAHANN0CK pAa.i ilos.n
permitting, 1870 Monday
Thursday stopping Wexford Ware Bowler sharp ms
View Monaskon Ubanna sBurton Durham hienc VEINS S"
White Stone Mill Greek North End Westland'
Monday sonly. Wednesdays
Arriving Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings
Freight received at Baltimore until H. on sailing days
W. D. Scott Agent, Fredericksburg, va
WILLARD THOMSON Gen. Man T. MURDOCH Gen. fr FaSS AR
BaIim 1907.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
Mems,
Ladies
and
|ChiIdren'S
SHOES.

In this line we have great advancement ana nave ecu
one ~ the largest carried and IN every o
ladies' and mems dress you will find snappy style na o
nsnav seen in ordinary footwear No part Of adys ATTIRE more
essential TO good taste than pretty shoe We have ITEM ts ason
in the very latest fashions all feathers and toes ana quH "H
nassed by any and great saving OF money
Ladies' shoes kid all solid leather, PLAIN toe pat up ~
and balls 81 60 line Tor '''"'''1 "a
adies' shoes in kid tip and plain toe, ~ line 'V
aides shoes kid pat leather sold everywhere LOT gov m
Drice
aides shoes in kid pat leather button or lace oodyear we o
aides shoes kid patent leather gunmeta Goooyear "e m
all the ne west aud shapes button or lace : '00
Aso the famous American Lady Shoe which has no equa ~
Mems Kolt shoes plain tip buche ana oa ali IN
Mems shoes in kid shapes button or lace fzoo IN
Mems shoes kid patent leather, GOODYEAR Gov
Mems shoes our Sellers New York custom iAe
welt all leather and the newest shapes fo 20 70 o'V
Mons shoes the celebrated Weber Bros shoes Tor men,
have no equal and STYLE carry In oil asts III ca
ar patent leather button or NV
Mems boe Cham 50 line different styles all aIh m
ers no better shoe the trade w
Mems high top bunting have the best line hho
anv whore thoroughly vscazed aud near waterproof as apy
leather shoe can be So 49, 1913 $45O ana doouya
Welt inches high pair Rubber aud gum ooo o
the ray DAYS the stock have ever carried anu
the best values the Chidrens ladies and men al
ali new stock nothing carried from last season and you vi" nnu
the price lower than the lowest
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
Gloves for Fall and Winter.
RE
AN IllDI

al IT. We have abundant supplies every kind wanted there
no scarcity of Gloves here provided for your needs
MobieYo win find every style and you'll also find that
the finch prices lower than elsewhere
a. Iadies Kid Gloves absolutely guaranteed, all shades M
derived Ladies Driving Gloves kid gauntlets 90
~ oppdadies Scotch wool go all eolorS ana f'su %
city, an dis Sonblc knit Wool Mtens 10
United Also line OF Gloves OF every description LOT
rd vosen working Better value than we nave
-, ever had o offer you before
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23

escape hcThs with this season and you w" 1
hig values here; good full 1O4 blankets rom 20
windows oa TO the real all white blankets iuh S gov "
csived l$6 90 per pair 40 oo Aha h,ooest values ever
trsmped Comforts from o9c 10 pow" 'N' ''ee
Harod.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
ChiIdren's ClOaks And Caps

Our sales tn Tor years have been very large ahd we
have them FOR this attractive than ever before
from the little elder cloak at 9Oc to the better qualities
in bear skin and caps match, in all coors. They ole
beauties aud money
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23
Smart Clothes for Gentle
men, Boys, Children.

To these cordially invite your inspection Tor we know they
worn by the best dressed men the largest cities of the land They
cannot please you We showing all the latest things III
browns blues and the mixtures in fancy fabrics We can
fit ANYBODY and how much how little you pay we VIII
the greatest value buy 80 we want you 10
of the fact You welcome to look as
to buy.
Mems Suits good value. $50
Men : Su s, !" "'"' "oo' 800
Mem Suits Atwood Cashmere and WOrsl double and single
breasted padded shoulders worth $40 only 100
Mems Suits a-woo Worsteds gray and brown pads with
the correct shape shoulders padded and cut correctly to mt
the form really worth $3.50 TO $500, only 10 oo
Mems Suits special this season. the latest in brown ana
~ 49, sic sIG "a Cnr sr,riol nri,e ........ 250
NJ, III Sc wa ,,atcn a sraasia M . 1000
NJ. S";t in iloct a.vool Tbbet worth 81 or.. II 81
Mems Suits black unfinished Woted hand tailored no bet
ter fitting garment be had so value II W
Mems Suits and style custon-made, with
hand collars that fit the and fronts that
will always retain their shapes Wehaye them IN the latest
f,Js hr,,r.rr. and GRAY maids at $12 SIG and boot
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23

doors.
Indeed.
at the NJ
looms w
be heard
threaten.
This is
and inpr
tance of
principal
PANIl
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-11-23

who take vacations in Sanitariums,
on featherweight rations, but the
healthy vigorous manhood and
womanhood that constitute the
useful majority. The first roasted
pacE;iaged coffee; sales Of Arbuck-
les ARIOSA Coffee for 81
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01

geidleppt, no Ct ourd Wartern ge.
5iDunseH wur0e. eiuen @rief al sic
9iaTaniie 81 idreiben. in benz iie an
eeiUielen wuroe. sem Ileberbringer
$500 81 5nbIen.
AIs bic alisseimsten @efreier ben
N2arquis fnnoen mar cr b0lb erfro-
rem uno nuBer0em ihiper nerIett. To-
DAB ieiHe @eUeluns 5peifeIbafi lit.
Seine Radtarbrit mebr.
Rom, %. 92oo.
Die &egierung bat Dem Earla-
meHt eTre 8orlnge %unterbreitet. mel
de IS ben 8ddermeiitern D%erbietet.
0adtarbeit perrftten sn laiien. sir
Die HmgehuHg oieier @erfiigmna lit
cine idypere @eloitraie p~orgeieben,
oereH GrtrGgaiB Dem 5onos fiir er.
UerbsuHFdbise nno alie Arbelter 81
CUTE fommt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01

Gurdihrut. 9aperbcr: sd
fonn oblie Sbrc Sohter niAt aTehr
icbcn uro bitte gle, mir lire 9aro
Hidt 3u oericgeH. - BANTER: .4fui,
idGlftrr, Sic i'd iur5er 1laun, cls
i'd nod III SIREN S1breH mar. b1sie
id areoit IN 6uite uilo 6une.@
:. riibret. riibret nidf oarcnt
GIN Srldnoey itaHo Dur Ser Sunntels,
piorte lulo Rat uui GInlas. gss,s
Ober iuoIlte ibn uidt einlaiiera. ..
q en- 81 GROCER SHn0cr lei. me hie8
i'm iortBebeH Der SSrlan5er ~entfernis
it'd cine gletn Strede uaS trobss
Damn eimnl pie etn 61ba. gst.-.
5Fflete ioiort oas 15or unt rsf.
-aounH 6ergu. @at Cir .nonns
&eraon5eass rer0araeu ieia !aiiea
0'nocramn9 5rsnen Sniff
mas natt 81 M gtqcna,A npi.
Gem Stanoe Cnssr. ~.
bIr aE Beam Sic GseihEssg-.
gen po4iieai m ,anoas ps.
~Neiraiao' .c ab RI :u# mir Fsn.-
nter ans inn Ao-r ~.
5eln ans abe1 Sic -s,s.s
lalu5uns.. Ggt6 I'd. 80
ID 9cs ii ia IS. mr. aoT, -
ta ta'iHh - na.E-E4 s,rsgrI
fas.L 70 81 ~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
sarfci.
gsrhSraniRpOIs starms.
8oniiantLnopeI. % ~

4ouitanttnopel. 90 .yiou.
2out bier eingetroffenen 8eriften
boben sic nenlibeR Stiirlne ouf Dem
5dppar5en Wteer groBen @erlult an
Renihenleben un0 Gigeutbum sur
5olge aebabt. auf Der S6be BON
@regli in &leinaiien fenterte Der
Dampfer .Raplan~ un0 sic ITO Ser.
iouen an 9oro famen I'm. aleinere
6~ohr5euge limo in groBerer 3dhl &c.
iunten, 10 0dB anudberRO 200 gfea-
lhen 81 8runOe seanngen fino.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
Sapau,
Ser sotiduitrr mirO purittaia.


Sotio. Is Nopember.
es beiBt. DAB scr amaifanild,e
@otldafier S'@rien sic iapaniihe
&egieuina aHi sic itarfe 3unahne
Der iapaniidlN Gimuan0eruma in Die
Der. Stoateu ~auiuerfiam aemad,f
bat or leate ihr nahe. OaB 0as ame.
rituuilhe StaatSamt oieie ltarfe
GinmaR0cruaa ais nidbt in lleberein.
itintHuHa nit oeH Der anferifanilden
8eaieruua aemohteu Geriprehunaen
betradlte. mH0 en- erludte nm cine
itritte ltHteriuhuna 0ieier gaaeIs.
aenbeit uuo @rgreifuna oon Shrit.
teh nm SIT oerhiiteH 0uB Sapaner.
bic ais StuSeutel nah sen Der.
5toaten gehea uuo lid Damn ais Nr.
better enipupper Oie GrlanbuHR lur
AuSmaneCrung erbalteH.
EaS Iu&mdrtiQe Nmt bat n~erlpro.
den. oieier Sote feline 9uimerfiom.
teit 81 ihentsn nm aie beiiebeROeu
llebglitaH0e So beieihaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
@arOaO.
9es SnItans SOlOatem geI6lagem.
Nnria 07 Mnnamher

9es SnItans GOlOaten geI6lagsn.
garis, 81. 9opember.
Der General 9ruoe, Der &ommnH.
oeur Der frnn30fihen Grllppen in
Marofto, beridtet, oaB stpiihenErup-
pen oes SuItans Ab0eI g5ia inter
geiebl oes General 8as0ani uno lol.
den Nslilai Safi0's, nabe Hnbat cine
sfpei Gage pdbreuoe Shlaht ltatt-
lamb. Anfnngs pareu Die griteren
iiegreid), bod plOsli6 sing mitten III
Der S6lodt Der Dem Sutton erge-
bene 3aionsStamm gum @egeniultaH
iiber uno mar in 6olge OeiieH Die
Armee 9ogoani's a%en0tbigt, lid su-
r~iidanaiehen. gluf beioeHSeite uaren
groBe 8erlnite.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01

Cifi5ieren beiebligte @amser um5iH.
gelteu Den bieiigen @auptbGbnboi.
iiberraidigH mo bon0en Die 8ade
un0 iprengten Die @eIoipinoe. erbeu.
teten aber uur $4,000. Sebr ent-
tauiht 5ogeH lie ab. &ie es ideint
batten lie eripartef, cine groBe Gen.
oung Dcn aegierunesseloern Oor8u.
fiH0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
eaasrIide ats.
On GusianS sIanbt maa oieIfadl an
cinrn bnloinru GriCs 5uiideR
9lmerla KaO 5apan.
a%nnclSnrs BON 5%rciwiaiSen.
Ct. getersburg %. glOo

Ct. 8eieTsbarg. .. Roo.
,Suiolae oes GrGngeHs Der @0ib.
lngtoner &egierung auf cine eilige
5etmraie hat Ger amerltanil6e
Rriegsicfrctar 5oit. Der am fommen'
BEN Samitag. pom @la0tDoitot tom.
mel0. IN Niosfau idnig lit. Die bic
nae uncertainties 9oti6ait ielegra-
9hfm eriu6t, wem mogiid, ieine
Saits 4u0ien3 beim aaIier 10 ein
5uridiea oaB er &etersburg am
gtahmiitag 0es 4. De3embers Derlai.
len fam. onitatt am A6enO oes ..
ge3embcr. luie uriprunglid aeplant
mar. 5ait telegropbirte. oaB er nit
Dem Gompier .@reiioent @rant" rel.
len mliB, Der am :. gc5em5er bon
Sam6urq nadl Gep })orf abiabrt.
Der bcporiiebrnOe 9ciuh Lafts
hat Die ldderliden @eriidlte BON ei'
uem beo%oritrbeHom arieae 5miihen
,sapan mo 0en Ser. StaateH Die0er
sum suilebcn gebradt mo es fom.
men idgllh Sclte N ore uncertainties
@otidnif INN i6rc Gignite iir oel
ariea oa3ubicten. GO bartnadig
miro tier an oieier ,Soee i~citsebalten
oaB cine 2Ii3abl irilbere Gffi3iere be.
reiis 1hritie %actroiien baben Srei.
milligC.tompa8nieu SIT orBauiiiren.
Iie G0,idait Bat lid oesbalb peron.
laBt aeiehem ote ruiHidg Yreiie 5u
ariudeg. Gic &abriAeinli6geit eincs
aricae3 5wiidgn Sen Der. Staatea
mo 5agaH % a0reoe 5u iteapn.
glaldieitI8 aud oie 3otbweuOigteit
Scr @ii5iafa i0ld3sr aompa8nien.
ilc5cc Die MatbliAeQliiiiou Gait'6
aHlahl!A iciaca 9ciuhes IN &ublano
inn ole uagllubiiaiteu @erilhie I'M
lmlauf Gins lautet 4. q, OdB 5aft
bier6er tomme. nm meaeH Der Sta.
iioniruna Uct 6.uci rIiiiiheu 9lrmee.
CORPS ul oga 4hilippiien mo elmer
mncrltantiAm Armee in @laOnuoitof
81 %pcrhan0elH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
Sranfreid.


9aris, q. Rob.
Der n9Intin" beridtet, OaB eomar0
9elin, ein iuHger Sran5oie. Der LANCE
nit TelopbotOgrapbie erperimentirtc
unO bereits Dor elmer 8eridmnllung
bon @elebrten un0 Gelegrnpbeube-
nmten in iebr erfolgreiher 8eiie iein
Spitem oemonitrirte. i'm 5riibiabr
n. 5. photographer per aabel pom
@aris na9 Retu 0orf 5n iibermitteIn
hofft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
edlpeSsn.
1~tueiniacs aabiustt.
GtodbOlm. 81. g1ob.

GtodboIm, Y. YtoD.
SIN 4abinett iiHo Ne~inuussoer.
IdieOenbeiten barber entitan0en. ob
Der 5Uiiden 9aorpegeH un0 einigeIl
@robmddten obgeihloiIene 0eutrali-
t~dtsDertrag nidt Der 3uitimmng
Sfpe0ens beOiirie. Gs berlautet
bereits, Dab Ser Miuiiter Oes Mns.
n1rsigeu 6. g.. Srolie, Ser 4riegg-
miniiter Sberit g. 9. SingitOn uuo
Ser Miniiter oes Snnern Su6Ien III
Der am 5reitas itattiinOeuOen 4abi.
n~ettsiisuHs lire 9emiiiiOn einreiaeu
meroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
Bic @lntb nntsr Der gIide.
QnnNnn "a Rnnpmher.

Sine Spe8iol0epeide an oen ,0aiIu
gelegrapb~ pom 2iiiabon meloet, Sos
Sic Snuptitaoi duBerlih rubig lit in.
iolse oes t0nisIihen 9efrets DeIhes
0ffeHtlihe A~niammliun9en uno Bel.
t-ungsfommentdre Hber bic poIitiidc
Gage nsrbietet. Ser &oGreiponoeHt
meint, OaB cine beipnffnete @rbe6ung
sur 8eit faum ltottfinOeu miro. es Iei
oeun, oaB Iie bon Der Irmee oOer
Glotte auseebe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
csitcrrsid nnsarn
Sin netttr Nmpiana.

&ien Is. 9sop.
9u hciaoieu 20rm iam e Ia Der
henii8eu Snul 0eS AbGeog0Heteu.
baHies 0go 8eihsraths als ith 0ey
uele 8oleu.9PiWiter Oapi0 u A1ra.
mopics. Ger R0dfolger 0e @raiea
G5leous3ndi Sem Garlament IN iei.
uer nHmnehrl9en @lroe pcriiellte.
Qsrah0mooie3 purSe nit ohrenbe.
t5l6euoen Spgitatel empiansen Ter
ANspfra0au ueriibieH ole SoS0loc
mcsra,en. 1emih RaoitaleH AND
Rs:sGHsa sic ssilH as etn Ssas'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
&rIaicn
NrnIIt 81 Wnns,nhe-

grantt p 9iopeHbCr.
Dir uriiabeR Delegation 3lr IN.
teruationaleu 3u5ertonftrsa5 ha5m
aHachnoiat On Bibre &elieruna
ipihtiae aonSeflioiiNf beihloNeu hiI.
GnUut ihejrt 81. &afrie 3uBIareS
5ut 3ludertoapertlon genhrf 5u icin
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
nNniofrnta
Sl NelersbMrn. 2G Non.

~ f~Ntt*2NAiAA ~ |AuN.
Gie Ilmla btitloB bcutr. 0aB osr
SIiel n9lutotrat", 0eu Sic aoiicr non
RuBiano iett ,SahrAunOertn aeiibri
haben. I'M rniiuten 8eibe nidi lda.
ler ON 0laBc iii un0 audi nuoercnl.
bar 10 nit Dem am 30. Ggtober 1905
pom 8niicr GltolauS erlaiiruen NSa.
nliclt. Mad elmer lauaeren mo 3ei..
uellt lelr errelteu Debate hcihlas
bette 0d9 observation-disclosures ocs mi.
iiideu &arlameuts. nit 246 QelAa
III Siimmcn ooB Oas Mort Alio.
Frat ans Scr &eriaiinmg oeridppiu.
oei lou INTO naAm Muu bic 40reiie
an Dan Shrm ats ser NaS ermam.e
Wort a|lls8ancr5t pur0e. mier arc.
Benz &ubci on. mpraui sic Witalis.
Der Bic Naiionolmmup anitimmhn.
las 9ieiullat Der b%elltiaen Debate
miro ais Elm ieiuer Siea Der toniti.
tutIonellen Neluofruten. Sic lluicy Der
5iibreridaft OeS @roi. 9aul u. mi.
luton iieben. ali9efab;. @bc Sic
@mlnBobliimnung ltatttauO, uerlie.
Sen ole SosiaIoemolroien. Oie 4r.
b%eitSarilppe wno oie @oleu. Ionic so
Q}itBlie0er Ser ertremen 8cdien in
Oemouitratiper &Seiie Ocn SieunQS.
iaaI.
Gie Debate aauerte bic Witter.
naft, Nlv eS sur SdhbaNumumnl
fam crgl0rte 0ic eytreme Re5.e 0ab
iie Ser 9orelie nitt beiitinmen mer.
81, neltn oaS @ort .@luiotrai &c.
iiriden rpcrOeu m0 oaralli oerliebeu
De 9iialieoer 0ieies 6lit8els Sen
Soal. Sbncn iOigieu ole 91itslieoer
Der egtremen 9Nfeg
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
MaroiIo.
NlnanNor. 2S 0lnnemher

0oBaoor. 2S 9soOember.
Srpiihcn 0en AuhlnQwn 0cs Gao
aUiloos mo iolden @tnloi &ofiN'S
mt Is I'll erregtcu @dmlgfen adom.
men, tn oenca oi' beiOtu Soften
&fcle ficlen T0S 8cialiat idsint
iir 0en Sab aiuitia }u ieiu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01

So f~titttNll4 W - y
Ter lg0tc aft IN sem .@apon. era.
ma ipicllg iid Nnie 40. oils aui Mt.
or0Hnaa Ng Werihts Ole Sinierlai.
ienitaii SIS e%rnor0eien grieiers
@apoa an Scijen Sobn ansqefolat
mur0f. l3n 0jeicr aeborte nud Der
9eit 0eS @opon bon Scr 2eaicruna
BUR 9eruhiaump Ser Arbciter aeqebe.
nea @cl0es) @apon fiibrte 0ie mi.
Nidan Hrbeittr uno Nepolutiundre
uui iArem MariAe mod Dem @iHter.
paIdit On Dem bcriifiiaien .blutiaeu"
ScHRiag 0en -. Snnlnr. an mo
lludtete Damn, Hm Den ppIi3eilideA
g'criolgtui3eu 3n eniacheu. ms @IuS
laH0, Hber nadl grlaB 0eS faiierli.
den @RaRiieitee bonn 30. Sftpber
1900 idloii or iidl mieoer Ser Regie.
ruHg en- ma0 tehrte nadl RuBlau0 su.
rid. Gr ~crllielt non Oen Relierungs.
praaucn Wrlo aJtla'ee es 0asm BE-.
mHBIt iolte. .um sic Arberter BON
6niluG ser 6llhrcr Der Repolutio.
mere lrgi}umAhcn mo pplitiidle
Strcite $40 %ucrhiu0cn, Sicrilir mnr.
Sc Cr Don 0eR 5crroriiteu 5nlu So0e
uerutlcilt mo ermor0et. 9tah lei.
llem looe beidl0an1bmtc sic @uli3si
Oei Relt ots WdpoH pcn ser ReQ;e-
rlng 1eacbencn Wel0eS epeldcS IN
rinem acknowledgements uuierae.
3radli mar
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
@OrtnsaI.
Qein gerlpiiriniE.

2iHabon. q. gtob.
es miro amtlih angefiinOiat SaB
Der a0ni9 Carlos uno Der aronprin{.
Sic einem @erifte 3ufolae iih nihf
in gutem GinHernebmen befinoen.
am 90. Robember gemeinihaftIifl
Ser i6brlibeu SSertbeillpng bon 8rei-
fen an Oos 2. acknowledgement
b~eitpohnen iper0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
sdnucii.


n. Nruolo Sdgpger IN St RauI.
9fiHa,, ~ sum ShlpeNr 0ouial far
@inneiota &eyth nuN Sao Tafota.
@pomiHS uuo @seatana eTnannt
sper9eh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
ssIairu.
06nin pepnp[b hnttf MInf.

griIIel. 81. foo.
Ser S%peiiepageu 0es 3uges. IN
melhem ser aonig 2eopol9 egItern
nodl 9aris reiite, eHtgleiite. Die an'
0eren @aaen Oes 3Ige3 mur0eR
farhterlid bin. uno bergeidlen0ert.
euteiugen abe Der GutsleiinHs. Ter
aonig. welher iid in ieiuem $riuat.
paaeH beiaRo, tru8 eiHige b0ie
Sdrdnunet oapon.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01

~ Cine ua5ebni6e &eseno. som.
merfriidIer. -Sie iagteR mir 0oh.
aob Sic @eserS bier 10 1eiuno icin
ioul" 9ogin0irib gAaer0inas,
0as 1T lie euhi - SomRleririid.
Ter: va. SOS farm id ODER nidt I'm.
SEN. mcine STRAIT hat iih geitcrn bier
OeH 6uB n%eritaadlt un0 mstne tleine
Iodtgr o@t @Saaen p~eroorbcn.
Gr meiB 9eitci0. Shamipicl.
oireftor. Sic 9oHnibalen6ene mil.
Zen MR. uGt realiitiid 9itaIteu; nil.
ieu Sic Hihi ME man Gas AM better
suioeae bringt2 8ritiifer: .oai.
iga Sie mr. iehs 0oR Shcsu aiiuf.
Iera auftreten Sic nod feirc @sue
befomuen aa5en, Sic iDeroen ihon
ctn iol6es SrN5anergeaeaI auiam.
men Sas an 3,nnuis uihis iii
rnuniAai lhrn IaiieE mirSi-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
.nSerrau6 i'm @rchcn.
StaIisa.
Gin @anSifrHitr,ia.
aeapel % RoOember.

@ou3 3oapeI 1T In g%ufreauns a5er
Sic Gutfa5ulRa Ses @sarauis SIN.
icDoc Sito. cncu Ser aiteiten italieni.
i5wr 1oelSa hletteg nuaehcreuN.
Der Msaran& r1auAs nnh elmer Snhla