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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

during the regime of the straight front,
and their lungs seem to be in as excel
lent a condition as when they were
given almost absolute freedom from
stays. They present a charming pic
ture in their princess costumes and
they have the pleasure of realizing that
fathers and brothers prefer the new
outline, even IL they do not realize that
it is looked upon by some as mark of
degeneration. Where is the man who
does not like pretty. small waist--a
feature that was an unknown quantity
during the rage OF the straight front?
That women are fond of extremes is
proven by the fact that at present,
while the princess gown is the dernier
cri, close behind it comes the empire
costume, which finds favor in many
women's eyes. The empire has no
waist at all-or, rather, it appears to
have none--and you would naturally
suppose that an unconfined waist
would mean a loose and shose corset
or merely one of those tiny bust sup
porters which are worn by the un-
carseted cultists- That shows how lit
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

In Germany what is known as a pay
wedding is occasionally celebrated, at
which the bride receives her guests
with basin before her and each per-
son entering deposits jewel. a silver
spoon or a piece of money in 1t. In
some parts of Germany the rule is that
the expenses of the marriage feast shall
be met by each guest paying for what
Me eats or drinks. The prices paid for
viands and drinks are high. and the
young couple often make a handsome
profit out of their wedding. realizing
a sum quite sufficient to start them
nicely in life. Sometimes as many as
800 guests are present at such we'd
dings.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
FIGURE
Toese s~-oo1 90 - oeo)

nee moro the outlines OF fair
Il womans figure have been
I changed. Some say the princess
gown is responsible for the new
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
THE NEW LONG CORSET
WITH HIGH BUST

of one of the new, very long and very
tight corsets
Hose supporters play their part in re-
organizing the figure. They are shorter
than ever on account of the greater
length of the corset, but they are
stronger and more numerous than
when they were a feature of straight
fronts. Sometimes there is an extra
pair at the side. in addition to those
in front and at the sides. This extra
pair is added for the purpose of keep
ing the corset held down in the back
and also for the purpose OF reducing
the size of the hips. In many cases a
heavier material is used in the making
of corsets and the number of bones
and steels has increased considerably
since the wasp waist became the de-
sirable one. AS to laces, it takes the
firmest of silk that can be bought. and
the new corsets arc so long that two
laces are required in any case while a
few women find that they need twice
the number TO give them sufficient
leeway in getting in and out of their
corsets and in tying them well in front
after they have been drawn up just as
tight as possible.
II there is any doubt about how
women arc taking to the new order OF
things you need only make nattering
remark about the smallness of a
woman's waist, especially If she is
wearing a princess gown. and she will
Immediately inform you that she meas
ures at least three inches less than
she did when she wore those 'horrid
straightsfront corsets."
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
Do Telephones Invade
Private Rights?
<rING-A-LING-A-LINoF'
'TelephoneI You 60"
Cant. I'm busy"

Cant I'm busy"
well, somebody go. 7 can't. ThsA
Telephones a nuisance"
The foregoing is the way that nipR
people out Of ten feel when the te4e~
phone rings. In a dim sort or way
they realize that their rights are oe-
ing invaded. The remorseleSs sum
mons OF the telephone recognizes no
sanctity-laughs TO Scorn the suSSes-
tion OF such a thing as private rights
Vain is protest. The f1endish hnkls
continues to call you at its pleasure
to summon you at any hour from any
occupation or pleasure. Invariably ir
rings at mealtime; invariably you hear
its premOnitory tinkle as you lie
drowsily- -lidded and warm in that de-
Iicious half hour before breakfast
which is all you can really call your
own; it rings as you jerk yourself into
your collar and necktie, and your wife
hastily slips on a kimono when you are
in the act of dressing; in fact, no mat
ter what your desire may be for seclu-
sion YOU are forced TO respond to the
tingle of that inexorable bell. Many
people prefer a district messenger ser
vice, and still others have refused to
have their telephone numbers issued
in the directory and only give II 10
their intimate friends or to those whom
they can trust not to impose upon
their time patience or courtesy. For in
nine cases out Of ten the call for you
is unnecessary. 1t may be some one
who merely wishes to exchange few
friendly words with you, and who has
chosen an inappropriate time, or it
may be some friend with an anxious in
quiry about the state OF your health
or it may be the neighborhOod gossip,
with the latest bit of news to retail.
At all events, il is nothing for which
you are willing to sacrifice your time
or privacy. and in this light the seany
side of the telephone invention is ver1
much to the fore.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

A woman's figure have been
changed. Some say the princess
gown is responsible for the new
order OF things; others are OF the opin-
Jon that il is merely the hankering
women have for being different. What
ever the cause may be, the fact is self
evident that not only have the days OF
the straight front passed and those Of
the waspllke waist arrived, but that
the hour Of the high-busted, lOng-eN-
tremely long-waisted woman is at
hand.
The knell Of the straight front was
sounded by the fashionable world some
months ago. and from the moment Of
the first peal announcing its demise
women began TO reorganize their fig
urcs. TO get them back into something
resembling the outlines that had been
held up to ridicule and scOrn for three
or four years Dropping busts were
elevated and harnessed into the shape
that Nature seems TO have intended
them to assume; waists were drawn
into a smaller circumference and hips
began TO disappear almost entirely.
Then came the princess gown. the new
stays and tho tortures Of old.
Never in the history of stays-unless
we except the very first years OF their
existence. when they were things OF
steel bands and riveted ribs-has there
been anything like the corsets now be-
ing worn by the ultra-fashionable
woman. To the average feminine eye
il is a thing to marvel at. In the first
place it is longer by half than even
the longest example of the straight
front ever designed 10 revolutionize
the female form. 1t is so long, in fact,
that the wonder is how the wearers
ever manage TO move in it, and to sit is
apparently out Of the question, though
the latest recruits have the highest
praise for its comfort and the effect ii
produces in their appearance.
Extra length first displayed itself at
the hips and back Of the newly con-
structed corsets. The average model
was heightened by from six TO ten
inches. frequently by having separate
piece attached to the steels and whale
bones continued from top 10 base, 50
that they were sometimes twentg--four
inches entire. The fronts were made
just as long below the waist as the
wearer could stand. and then with tho
torso thus incased laciDg began until
the hips and abdomen were drawn into
the smallest possible area.
There was time when health cranks
and women who wanted to have plenty
of room for lung and chest expansion
dwelt strongly upon the advantages de.
rived from loose lacing at the top OF
the corset. They were disciples OF the
.N' shaped opening, an arrangement
whereby the steels I'm the back were
permitted TO spread from four to six
inches apart and the laces let sag
while al the waist these were drawn
close together II was said then b1
phvsicians and faddists that this style
or lacing helped solve the hvEienic
problem confronting the corset devO-
tees. Now. however, if there is tho
slightest semblance Of a "" in tho
lscings il is reversed, for in order u
have the bust raised 20 the meridian
il used TO occupy lacings must be taut
and straight up and down effect is
the order FOR tho back. Not only must
they De pulled in at the waist. but tho
rule must be carried out the entire
length OF the formidable looking psii
OF stecls.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

Courtship in Spain is regulated by
the strictest etiquette. young mar
is never left alone with his fianceel
Near Malaga a beautiful young girl of
20 has just committed suicide BY
drinking a cup of coffee in which phos-
phorus had been dissolved. 1t appears
that the girl had been driven to the
deed by the adverse comments OF neigh
bors, who became aware that she had
given her sweetheart a kiss.-DetrOit
News Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

suggests its. -smallness and roundness,
despite the looseness of the gown. And
then no woman who cares a pin about
her figure is going to let her hips get
all out of shape by being incased in a
hose, pliable pair of stays. She is
going to make them just as slender as
possible and keep them so by the aid
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

Among other treasures, the Car
keeps in a glass case in a villa on the
grounds of the palace at Peterhof the
first sod OF the great Siberian railway,
which he turned as Czarevitch about
thirteen years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

tie women are to be judged by appear
ances. The empire gown, like the
princess gown, calls for perfect cor
setting and high bust. The waist may
look unconfined, but beneath those
loose 1clds of velvet or silk there is a
very snugly drawn in waist which
somehow disclcses itself. or at least
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
So They Say Nothing

If there is any discomfort and incon-
venience in the new corset. women are
not letting it be known 10 the world at
large. They bear any trials with re-
est OF smiles with their princess gowns.
They look Just as well and strong as
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
ilebtrIeaen nc a6's ,uobl!

6unier mar elmer Der orbsitiamnen
W0nHsr oer Neii unD feline Inter
Hebmunssn pGrsn tets Don grfoll
5efr5nt. sUeine Rssel4. fagts er, .iI,
iorgfdlti3it gu i~berIssen, ebe i'd an
fange, % bic Sa6e aud a~usfii6r6dr
it,. ST lie ri6t a%usfdbrbar, 70 uns
tsrnebme i'd tie Hidt. Ut bic 5ade
a5er a%usFi6rbar, 70 fangs i'd io|ort
an auo rube niht Biz i'd mein 3iel err
rsilt ba6s." Die gefolgun9 oieIer RE
sei niiybe geDib @elo, GET unb Gners
aie erIparen. obsr Diele Qeuie fauTsn
lslbn UlsbiciHsn obne nur bas aes
rinaite bon eenielben gu DiFen. s5ebe
6amiIie, bic ie .9riner's 4merican
Glirir Of Bitter Wins~ fir arantfeis
len oes Ulagsns uno Der Ginsenetoe
gebrau6t Dat, pirb be3susen, oaB es
6ds siH5ise 6eilmittel in iolden 5dls
len 1T. ue6erlssen Sic ids po6l: Is
sf5t itsts ben Qerbduungsorganen lire
3bdti8ieii piscer. uno bic Geiunbteii
bisier Grgaue ebeutst 9eiunosii fir
ben 9an3en H0rper. Wsnn Gle nitt
eisn CHER lore 9abruns ni6t oeroauen
~tonHen. piro Sbrs Strait. Jbts Sc
iunbbeit nuo isl6it SIR Qsbsu Sab
oabiH isin. gebrauheu Sie ba6er
nErinet's Qmeri1on glirir Of Bitter
Wins". iotalO Sis is5sn. oaB 56r
Qppstit unrsssimdBis piro. On alien
Q~yoibslen. 5oi. 5riner. 799 90.
QisIanS aps.. GSisasS. ~.
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Sci 0orms3abluna BON
4t225

3psi feline 0tfbrud5iIbtr.
&r6fe is bel 20 3o0. 0sr3 SeIu IT..
Maria. Eit &reu3iaun1. Ids lebtt
4baioma6l. llnteilsdte @mpfansuiB.
81. 5oitpt. s.. 6amilis, @rab Sem
uno W}arid. 4lapf Rius Der 3ebute.
Sttt @emo Il. Ol0ier Eoloroi1. llus
itre litbe 6rau con ctr immtypdbs
un,;n 6ilit. SCI. gnnd. 81. Qgtrus.
6i. Nitltl. ol. 9sorl. Der aass
piyt. SCI. Stutsu31l. Sol. Aloeiius.
Glu ein i60uge. cine 2dnopjrt6fHaa
edrltelences @tmql9t. @r0Be 10 Sci
Is.
trGructftr nit I~eiuosrsplots
kr @trilius 5jaur. auf i6nar3po'
iitttH 6olb 10 ~ Ben toU.
@ine ei5ibt fian8oiifs 8rtars
Ffeife mil 9.rrfeir Spite.
Grimm Ge5tr's oeatf6 d.,
metitdHi dee 10 6.ttcrs
sud. lletu 500 sHim Hdtl. sum
Gtlrneu Der ensliden Gptads i'm.
mttsbrli@.
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@ittwsn. II. 9Oiieu JOuSs.

Dem in Der am IA. Sanuar in
SpringfislO, ST., tattge6abten Sab
resDeriammluRs unterbrsitsteR Sab
res5sridt 3ufol9e bat Der 0ittpens u.
WatsnsGonos cine WitsIisofdaft Don
e;pa 2600 uno Elm capital DON ii5er
elmer 9iertel Wliaion Dollars. Glafe
u bat fir ie $1,000 9erf9srun9
S25270 i'm 9eIsrDefonos uuo GlaRs
q $74.45. 3n 3 Ssbren BADEN Bic
eirca 1000 NtitsIieber Der gaFe. @
einsn RsrierDefonbs BON dber $50.
625.000 Suiammsngsbra6t. mGbrsn0
cine na9 ben 9egsln Der oh Cine
Qualification anssIieIte 8erehnuns
srsibt, Oab ain ReierDefonos BON SAT,
$500 aenHgsub pGre, bic Witslie0er
b%caitGn0ig Fner gu iteaeu. @ae Brit
3lieosr, fDslts 6ieisr glcfe felt g
Sabren angea0rt habsn, f6nnen 5eim
Qustritt ben in ihreR pcliCen anaee
ss5ensn antbeit an RderceFonDs in
baar erbdlten. elm 9ort5eil. pel6er
Don teinsm anotrsn Berlin as5oten
niro.
SR ben lssten 5psi Mlouatsn Baden
IH 100 neue Ulitglieoer dn9ei6lOTen
uno iiu0 bic Soften ausfttsn oor1ans
ben. bag ii6 bic WitslleoT6aff i'm
9auie Oss Sabres ~OerooppsIn Diro.
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Bel gcraas3ottuas aon
y

Sin todisinu Nttbpaffer.
oai intm Blaid. nit duis'reaier
3idels 6rucifir elm pri6ti5er artitel
@robt 1o 3cll.
@ttQantt 8tbet6u6tr mil
patiiri,a Geden In ieiaem Geluloio,
@ir6ano nit @oloItaitt pdTrno fit
Sri Communicates mo 8tduileu.e.
@cffinc's &rtIdrung0et
@pttetn unb 6Dangtlien,
64l Gsitm ioIio in 9fianano se6uns
Sen.
getImutter Rpfentran8
rsuTl5etHe 0ttle uu0 GruttFtr,
nit 9ditfGH. sir Griicommunicaus
ten uBc 9rautleuie 6s%IoHotr8 paFeno.
Sin iclioes MefiiHg &reuJ
NIT isinsr 64riitus 5iaur fem ladiri
u 3ca 6od.
6ontttn's 6oub6u6 BEG
Mi Bti6en unb 1lf6enats
las Der Welt llgber 440 Geiien
iiari uno entbdlt geisBIi6e geitime
man8.n. Grnipldte. Gins uno anoers
2ae'uG, &ecepte, 8oitseiebt. 9aHos
tarIen etc.
Die II dsrs un0 @artens
5ou 8%citHn9". erideiut pofent,
lid ron II BIS 20 5eiim TART uno III
anertdnnt zines Der 5siteH tononirt6s
l6litlifen 8ldtter.
j las eeben bes feIis
Doctor Sofep6 GaI3s
mann. Don Bern REQ. Solepb Rais
nsr, Reetor RES SaleHauum; in osfns
DaHo gebuuoen. p @enofeDa,
Don @6ritopb ron SAmio; in qeins
fpanD gsbunosn. y Qpten3 Der
" agner. cine gr5dblung aus BEN
Seben Fir Die rsifers 5ugeno uno oas
BOLT; in Qeinpano gsbunosn. 81
@oloene 8lumen, Criminals
Roman Don @bampol.
Oebet5i6sr. ar6Beren uno
tleiHsren 5ormats, fit @rpafs
ieue uno 9inotr; in geoereiu6aro oosr
DeiBer @eauIoio Deds uuo NIT aes
po4uii6em cher gro6sm 1rud.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10

Sin e9er3igen ntttbes
W abnpprt. Aus @reno6le.
drantrei6. wiro BEN .8soro" in
2ouis0iae, &p., pom eiuem 8rln3oien
5ei9Ee6en. Der friibsr in oty Gegen0
le|BtssRdnntsr Staot pobn.e.
p~llniere Gage (ni 6rantreit) loate
cine Warnung fir ale ieiu. ioaar fir
Sud 8atbolitsn in Qmsrica. uo Die
8sltgion 5rsisit senisbt uuo seoei6t.
I1du bari nitt eiuI6ldfen, es muir
setdmpft perben, Defenders NIT 6ulfe
iensr mGdtigen Ndfe unierer 9tit -
Der pref {. Wdre es MID! 6e1er,
rpeni9er fir ben 9du berrlidtr @e5dus
Be 81 ioreen uno mebt Al ibun fir ben
uRterbalt uno bic 9er6reituna auter
tatROIiider 3situnsen2 6ier In Irants
reid BADEN bic iaeGieH 3situn9tn ods
unBeiI dngerihtet."
Der 6ran3oie in @reuo5le. bsmertt
3u O6isem Der Buff. @uafro.4 triift
ben Rdgel aaf ben 3opf. 5ranfrejd
bat fat teine tatboliIfen 5aQes5ldtter
uno bic 5%eite9enbeu leiaen un0 liefern
her3Ii6 rsnis uno iino ben beutiaen
3eitlGufen ni6t ansspdbt. radIt6nbia
uno u%npractiid. SN @meyica 1i6t es
betanntlih leibsy feline ein5iqe enls
Hide Sdges3eitaug tat6oliIfu Yen
beng uno oebbalb lit aud Der Go6els
otenit i'm Durdl6nitt anti tat6oliidl
9eLarbt, MID. 3u reben BON benz 3es
pelnsRotedt Der ~inldnoiittu .QlFocis
irten prehe" uub BEN iouhi9en Sns
bait Der msiiien 3eitunaen Iel5er.
Dem sessnii5sr tonnte psni9Ifens Elm
ndtionales taiboIii6es QreB6ursau aes
grlinoet perAen, BON iUelfem aus Gle
faliteu Ra6ritten gu 6eri6tigsn pds
rem.
Die Sects Der ,66rifiau Scientils@
bat fir lore 3pede Elm eigsnes qrsBs
bureau in Rem 0ort ae1riinoet, an
pelass aud Wittbsitlu1s az osutg6-
amsriCdniidet 3situusen ii6er Bic
Seeie 5eI6idt porosn Tno, pel6s
3eltungen oann BON Rem BORT aus
autaeforeert purbeu, bic beirefferben
UliitAeilungen mad Dem Gimme oes
PreBbuTeaus al cO%rri9ireu. gdraus
ertlart iia banu aud oas 6aufiQe
4aftreteH Der .Gbrifli6en Wihen-
lfatts" =4poiel in ZEN 3situn5en als
4~polOseten ODER 0e~rtbsioiger Der BON
lbnsn osrtiinoetsn 0s%iIsle6reu". Wenn
be bas fertig brinssn. parum t6nnte
g ni6t aud auf IN srer settle gez
i9een?
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5rdEireid o6gig 0erIorsn iei. 9us
@rHH0 sab er an, oab oas fraas5Ilhg
Bolt in ieinsr absrpilti1enotn Mt6y
hsii, penisitsns 81 70 Qrosni. ooas
Hdnois nit osm 9laa5sn sssrcd.n
babe. Die Qfarrsi. in osr er pohHe.
sable 1000 S:slen. naoon hi.!.er rpa,
stiNs geo ihre Sisrn; Aa5ti asl.s 0isie
8forrsi als cine Der tgi.en. Die
srOBe Wahs hes fran30Fitsn @olles
Itebs Der Stride niht slei6sa..ia. Ionz
osrn dusoriidIin isinoisIis ae~stna5sr.
4Is i6 oie 9smsrtuRa ma8.s. Ser
frdn5oNds @lerus nit otr gHhsFen
IN Der SpiBs ions hb 81 einsm anti
iteeentn 0ioeritanos 96ser es girs
dsnieinoe aufraffen, oas 9oa .uiiroe
iih Sm Citrus pielsiht ania!isFsn
HnO 10 cine beiliame Gsaction fsrs
corgerufeH perneE. oa ujouIpr1h
mir Der Bran3oie nit elmer Qes6sf
tl9teit ctren ebeR nur siu frarloIe
fabig 1T. Ssoes 8orsehsn Ten @eiIf
.l1ielt IN aeHanntsr Stnittt iei llu3
spedloa. neil lie pom @c't Glrs
i'm Slide gsla6sn pircs. Die osuts
iden 9ii60fe une grieRtr t3t:.a i'm
@ulturiompf pohl sHtIfieSea aaftres
ten IonnsH, neil it eiEsn u~nisapinns
lihsn RadhaIt i'm 8olte at3aei lat
ten, eds iei in 6raRtrei6 Mat Ser
San. Uas man odnH rcb srrars
ten tonne iir bic 4irte ram 6ei
BEN 8dbisH, bic mad Der 4nno6me ses
5rsanun8sseiebss itaitfanosn. bic IA
oic0lsn @ulturtdmpfer 80 sine biiten
gciuinHen t0nuenl .SooiG gslte. pie
heute - es mar Warid 0junelfabrt
- bier in Der RirGe partn. mo in
uniemr 9iidoisnaot o. 51f1mmm
oas gauge Sdbr nidt in atr Qitdt."
RAD oieien 0orten bemtrttt Ser Ser
ausoriidli6, ods Isi feline ll.5trtreis
5ung. IS ideint alio piri.jf. ais %
Die auSii6ten in 5raulrsi5 it5r uas
ginItis isien.
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-anrhInf4a

aGdrbIOfe" 9ldtter.- Wer
nit etpelfer Qufmeriiomtsit in BEN
ltbteH Wonotsn unb 6eionoers 3ur
ieBigsu 3eit bic ,3eitunsen, inldnz
eiite. left, Der muB cur ue6er3sus
guns gelangsu. bag es beut8utdae ie6r
fpenige farbIoIs gIdtter 9i6i. Se.6I
bic far5Ioieiten un0 fetsfort qrau in
@rau aufirdgenbsn Reuigteitstrdmer
miiher b%eut3utage Sci ben laufenbsn
3sitfragsn Stenung nebmen un6 i6un
iie es ntdt, 70 HnO lie unter bic
@laHe Der Waidfappen su w6nen
uno iielsu lie fd als rs6t minoers
pertbis bin. Das 1T Iebr aut. 0as
uiro mdn6en naihldppigen R1t5olis
fen bic Qugen offnen. Uie WanMe
9lauben, man ioHne luf beiben Ghpl
tern tragen uno bic 5ubne mad ieoem
WiHoe oreRH uno tonne man alien
S6nnb uno aQe 9erldumbuna un0
@ertebuRs gegen uniere kiligfen Sns
t~ereieR rubig unisritiben, einnebmen
unb osroouen ebne irseno nelden
Sfaoen 81 letben. Der Ulenih tit
mas er iBt, oas gilt gang 6eionbers
auf geiitigem @e5iet. Die far5lcies
ten. purmfiti5er, s.eidgiilti9en
unb untnti6iepersn Gat9oliten mers
ben beut3uta5e mesr oenn ie coran
eriHrert. oab Te aif bea 6ol3pegs
lino. Ser midi fir MID If. Der lit
pioer MID, Bat unier 6srr un0 pei
lamb geialt. Ger beute ii6 iddmi.
5ar5s 81 Rtsnnsa uao mad ieirsm
GepiHn uab 6eHeren Grtenrea 8a
9aubelR, uRo rsr 81 aug tauter Dor,
BAD unb RadT6tsR i'm aompfe niht
mitma6t uHb ben 5eiglins ipjelt, oer
1T ttin Wann uno oor alien Ioqts er
ben 5itel aatbolig auF iih nitt ms6r
anDtnoHn. 5ors nit alien 6a.shitfn
Unb 6ar6loF3tsiisn. 3reten Dir Elm
fir unisrs Rshie uuo fir bic Rehit
Der 9irte uno isien mir feline Mems
men uno WiHpahHeH ooer gar Winos
beutsl. Dieie lauen, 9sih3alii9en,
ThlapptseH uno uneHti gosnen Gas
tboIiten iino eth 8r0uel Dor Dem
Germ. geioer cat IS sersn oisl III
piels. Ss weroen aber. @oit ri Iani
inner me5r 38puEgn. f6 FIX bic
cine ober anoere Seite 81 entiheioeR.
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1890

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8slt oermtttslR bes Gle
re oIcopes. 100 pbotosG 5romos,
4nHttstarten Der iaieuTanieltn
pldbe III Uelt, bodfein ausafabtt.
Diei, feinsn 8ilbsr iammt Ststsoieop
uno nit einsm Sa5r5ans oisier SER
tanG portofrei nur $3.50, O9ns
Stersoitop $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10

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WldfenperIammlun5 fir fatboliihe
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eiu3u6erufsu, UNI bsridisoene pi6tige
5ragen su pentiliren. 8eion0ers ioa
bic baloise Grribtung zines eigensn
6eims fir ben 8er5anb ms Qude lez
faBt peroen. Die 9eamtenDdbl bate
folgenbes GeIultati grdi.. 3e0. 0m.
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il. Corr. Seer. Sob. $. 6silen;
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in Collections : Dihricts sin3ut6eilen.
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nan5sgpmiie pon 100 Mdnn 3u err
nennen, oas aug ben sin3slnen Sc
meinoen uno 9sreinen Der Staoi 3as
ia%mmengeIett peroen ipg.
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Hnerlci I%ntersssdntss.

Isr 656p'fe per- gu5iidOf
m5Gr oon Cincinnati bat an bic
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10

unO ia elm Qiagrsr finost. oaB rs
uHm0s.i6 lit, Den 9stimmunasu Sis
sur feitasisbisn 2eit Hdh3uiemmen,
ioa CT beim gr55iidof um cine Dis
pSHs nahlgdtn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
8Hr gso6tuue.

Ole prdmisH per poit psrSsn
pOrtoirei 3ussiaubt.
Sine nah 9e teffurs gsliefsrts
prdmis tonn nitt segsH cine anosrs
um5etaaift rerom.
Wlon iente Gelo nur mittelt goIts
obsr grppeB 9etoanpsiiuRsen, resis
ftririem 9rieie. ODER auf MilDouta,
Gbitaso ooer Gep gort lauttnos
Ws6iel.
sc Iaion StraBs,
Milnaain mia
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10

Ter hribmte proteiiontiihe
Nrofefor Boulder in Yaris bat Bic
&ne5slaus Ger Stride in 6rautysiA in
einem 8efsya, l6er ooS SrenRunls
seieB tyeffsuO in bic 0orte 9el,eiot,:
gJijht ofreie 8irts i'm Treitn Stadi"
uns sepd6rt porcen. ionosrn cine
punfreie Stride liz iouger6ntn
STAR. las ia9t Elm Sldu5iNr
Y roteitant iiber Die iran36fite
Sirtenselebgs6uas. @epife 9ldtte,
bier5ulanee dbag tbuH nod INNER, al
lei osr 8irdx grill p%iOsriabren. una
ais CD lie nur gu bOsbaft iei. oas All
ertnnen 81 pclen.
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Bel Gorms3abluns Don
#21O

Der @otumbta RaItnbet
1872 Seiteu fart, reidlihit auS9sitah
q NIT einer 6u0e lebrrrsiteu uno
lnierofanten 9eieitcffss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10
Bel 9oraus8a9IuHg Don
$2.75

Seine fsrtftopif6s gtb
per, 6as Qe5eH 6brttt0ars
felenb, ammtg utem Gtef
teofeop. Der Gmpfdngsr BAT 6e
risisr Prdmis bic Grprebtofen Bu
3dbsH. portofrei $500