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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
Betwlxt and Between.

A Chicago physician was one day
called to attend a sick child In shah
by genteel" quarter Of The Windy CITY
Madam" said the doctor 70 the
mother, you should send this child into
the country for several weeks each
summer"
Il am sorry to say, doctor respond
ed the woman, that we are Ao' 'l'n
enough to do that"
Then" suggested the physician,
have her sent by the Fresh Air fuHp'
"oh, DOCTOR" exclaimed ne Rolln J,
1--WE are not poor enoughP-hafp''
Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

AS he travels towards the east Mayor
schmita begins TO see the light He
said in Chicago; mot that / love Frls-
GO less, but my country more, ! was
born IN san Francisco and am for her
first, last and always, but still above all
| am AN American. / would concede my
position rather than see II become In
furious 10 the country" In Washing
ton he may become a Japophlle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

The terrorist who murdered Governor
Alexandrovsky Of Pensea used poisoned
bullets, This adds new terror to the
terrorist propaganda. That his tlend-
ish example win be followed is al
most certain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

find 1t is forty feet long and has an out
side window"
Forty feet? What are YOU giving
me-a long shot?"
bill, Just show this gentleman up
to the fourth floor to that cot at the end
of the hall."--San Francisco Chronicle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
A Big Room.

Il can give you one OF our hall bed
rooms said Night Clerk Frank Cum
mings TO midnight arrival at the JEFF
ferson.
Little box, / suppose, about so long
and no window" commented the man
who was registering.
mo. no: on the contrary, you will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

pier and caRler The,
Wnole problem To OK, nv, y shhk Il
wheat and drink vat. Npa ana Nv
IL. ANA !, is WISH 70 enjoy ,ggsle
hvrien. - tor them that t6e %, q
rhaf ia ne, ,'"st valuable ''gglg q,
safan w Meyessarliy a sen, f'sl
sariiv ,.,c,,alai s'an gown Is M, all
crnoS , w,.heu' some laws M. aoctl
,n,t iso ous srendfata ~ shmiS gov.
No, ~ ua'lnsons' but the sl,ntS. s;9seI
agine. ''e' -Home "A
I,, Shaw II WIN como
Religion. M, W many 70 IL
, the subversF,. pa
nuoNieal dromatist. rceor5 s.Ve ana
tne most Interesting M, .c''siosI
World. Ae has conIcssa s In
dramatic critic IN Ionso,, uiat %
wondered why people paid Ee "a
10 see bad theatrical sh oiA|
When, by going 10 Weshpir orioaas
OF 81 Pauls Cathedral rsg ANll
hhVe listened 10 much NOV, u9
tnlN llee Of charge. on a. ''seie1lil
OF the Rev. Il. j. Can,oh.u ,,N,Aa1
,neuen,,,TS tupleu q pulpit NJ tbs wv
Engiana' the London City o,u,'ct !
from this point az yantny.. S'uple. On,
Religions Views. Ills addr. Nsihed Il
tentNely listened 10 by lar,.. ~as N
reporter fo, n.y. ~, ING according
wealth U,ondorS tristan Colnm,g
an attitude tas.a,N ,t,S ulstinenIsSei <,
fact. Nil C,.1Snh.iI reverentt
the meeting ana tao n"u pfesidei oFv
firm his slhs.nrtt,,i occasion to M
Shaw's nosit,on ho. pEVeement Nh,
"The one tb,ng th 'S since DECLARED
City Temple a7dis,- ntlonished n,
seriousness OF MIR sra ""s NE mos
Mr.. Shaw's defnitiny Aeeordlng Ia
is "a man who has +, e,gious naa
amounting on his ne, V.siaht s,hs
Knowledge, that he is a,i' W. z pes'tyi
ment Of a Power wls,,, VOC instr.
Power, the Power ma -, uh'ytrsl
verse and brought n H., "tpu Inc un.
he Is not In the world t., y pe'hg' i.,l
row purposes. but thn, ba ~ own ns,,
ment of that Power - ct,,a w. .,.e llslfe,
said Mr.. Shaw, II was az no W, maj bele
what elise man mipbf Nj. .Dnsequeas
a. man lluu no religion In l.
rent Literature. 81 "''Il7Cr''
About Russians within -.
Starving there wui Jew dan
Millions. America ,h arrive h
representatne 2al,al
element of the Russian ~ 81 laat
has appealed most strons Top y. which
Years to the American nS,,, III recent
". the Zemstvos." saw WIN. 1lSns'
fish Walling in the Fahrnn~a,,H Lng.
zine issue of New York charts rasa.
the Commons. ct Is nerboa. ~. ". am
time that the central organ ps tne h''I
the only progressive go ac,,rs.oA .,
bodies which Russia has S'ume ~
will be sent on an official MI, MI nag
the United States. Sncb an ,''sUl .
sador should be more Intsras, anOas'
the American people and m u'.'ls p
Nersally welcome than the n u'l,
the Car, ruler against its Nth q
down-trodden peonle " Ss,'g
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
Social Tnct.

He-oh, please, Mile. Jeanne do not
call me Mr.. Durand.
She Ccoyly)-Oh but our acquaintance
Is so short. Why should / not call you
that?
We'll, chiefly because my name is
Dupont. Nos Loislrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
Followed DIRECTIONS Strictly

Stephen Tasker of Philadelphia had
been congratulated on his exploring ex-
petition in Labrador. an expedition
wherein he had taken his wife.
Those wild regions" said Mr.. Task
er, smiling, made hardly an approprl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

California hands out more lemons
than all the other states In the Union,
yet the people never feel sour towards
her because OF the fact.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
JUST FOR FUN.
Cause to Strike.

Since the price OF Swiss watches has
been advanced 10 per cent the workmen
should also demand an increase on
the plausible ground that their time is
more valuable.-kansas City Star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

Aliens in Germany who aided the So
cialists in the late election are being
expelled. Aliens who aided the Com
servatives are unmolested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

The President could confer no great
err benefit on his countrymen than to
start a crusade against the tipping
evil,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

No war horse ever scented the bat
tie from afar so keenly as does Captain
Richmond Hobson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

In the Thaw trial they are not speak,
ing well of the dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

The greatest Of all gifts is life. but
John ID. Rockefeller's gift Of thIrty-two
million dollars to education comes
nnNI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

1t is to be hoped that the Thaw trial
will not be vitascoped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

Into what rhapsodies will Chancellor
Day now go!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
SEVERAL QUESTIONS.

a correspondent OF the News" asks
what the policy of the paper is with
regard to the publishing Of liquor adj
vertisements and other Objectionable
announcements.
The policy of the "News" is indicat-
ed by the fact that the business man
agement every year refuses thousands
of dollars worth of advertising of
that class. We can give no stronger
proof of our desire TO keep even the
space reserved for advertising. free
from anything really Objectionable to
even the most cultivated and fastldious
reader
correspondent writing from Glen
wood, asks for an explanation of the
expression burning" IN Doctrine and
Covenants, Sec, 81; 23-2i: Behold,
now IT Is called today Cuntil the COM
ing OF the Son OF mani, and verify It
Is day of sacrifice, and a day for the
tlthlng OF my people; for he that il
tithed shall not be burned (at His
comlngi for after today cometh the
burning
This IS lguratIve expression tamn-
lar to an Bible students. II refers to
the judgments OF the Almighty which
are represented as the consuming fire
with which the tiller OF the ground
clears HIS field, "All the proud and
they that do wickedly shall be as stub
Bile This IS quotation from Mala-
chi A: /; For behold, the day COM
eth, that shall burn az an oven, and
all the proud, yea ana all that do
wiekodly shall be stubble." In the
Revelation by John the Judgments
upon the ppostate church are represent
ed as burning" Ia I. Cor g. 10, ana
following verses the Apostle declares
that the day is coming when every
mans work VIII be manifest. FOR the
day shall declare It. because Il shall be
revealed by FIRE; aud The Are
shall try every mans work of
what sort It 49," In symbolic or flgura-
tive language OF holy writ, IRE" Is en-
ployed to signify destruction. as in
lisa. 42i 20; or publication, Nal. 8,
2; or persecution, l Pct. Il z, or pun
ishment ana suffering Mark o. "A,
In the passage OF the Doctrine and
Covenants quoted II clearly means de-
strucion In the general tnbulatiqns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

The longer a great gun the shorter
its life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

The power of grain OF mustard seed
is not so great as that of free seeds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

Speaking of A certain class of news
The Happy paper men assert that q
Farmer. farmer is the most in
dependent man on
earth, and that he has nothing to do
but enjoy life; that when winter comes
and the blizzards on the wing. he
toasts his feet in the oven and reads
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-03-16
The Miller Sun
Printed on Saturday.
THOMAS STRATTON, Editor.
Locals.

Mabel Cottrel is clerking
in Crabtree's store.
The revival meetings
will be continued next
week in the Evangelical
church.
Seats for La Follette's
lecture will be on sale at
Collins drug store, Monday,
March 18, at 10 a. m.
Mr.. Haworth and Miss
Mabel Sharp, of Ida Grove,
Iowa, were united in mar
riage at the Methodist par
sonage Thursday, by O. w.
Butterfeld. They will live
west of Pierre.
Luther Nelson and bride
have returned from their
California trip. Mr.. Mel
son went on to Onida to
build and get ready for
housekeeping there, Mrs.
Nelson remaining here
with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Coquillette.
S.. H. Clark Of the univer-
sity of Chicago says of
Senator La Toilette: He is
an orator with a mission.
His purpose is to arouse
and stimulate the citizens
of this country to a sense of
their obligations and of
their power. There is in
his manner and delivery a
magnetism possessed only
by those who are born ora
tors.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-03-16

Chris johnson and family have
moved into the Z. M. Stevens house
which they recently bought.
Do you want to hear Senator La
Toilette? Then don't fail to secure
your seat at Collins drug store. Mon
day March Is at 10 a. m.
Change of advertisements, and other
matters which should be written up,
will receive attention as soon as our
new engine, which has arrived, and
other machinery, gets to working.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-03-16

John Alexander Dowie,
founder of Zion City, is
dead.
Joe Curtiss is a hustling
new clerk in the Churchill
store.
Mae Butler is assisting in
the Register of Deeds
office.
John Carl and family
drove in from the north
east yesterday.
Chas. Walton and wife
were in from the north this
week trading.
Harry Renaud and bride
have arrived from Iowa and
will 60 to housekeeping
near Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wa
ters departed last night for
Chicago and Minneapolis
for a two weeks stay.
The west part of the
Hensbaw Hotel has been
raised another story and
begins to show up we'll.
Rev. Butterheld will be
away next Sunday on ac-
count of the illness of Pre-
siding Elder Hager. Rev.
Andrews will preach for
him at St. Lawrence.
Geo. S. Nelson, a young
man of Is in the employ of
Clark Anderson southeast
of here, was found shot
through the breast dead in
a field last Monday. The
coroner's jury decided that
he had committed suicide.
His people live in Nor
way.
Mr.. Fred Conard and
Miss Alice Alexander, both
of Sans Arc, S. d. west of
the river, were married
here Friday by County
Judge Chas. Carroll. The
witnesses were Miss Mary
O'Neil and Mr.. A. B Caha-
Ian. This was Judge Car
rolls first wedding, and it
is presumed he tied a hard
knot.
The famous Canadian
Jubilee Singers and I'm
perial Orchestra will be
here Mar. %. They pro-
mise to give us one of the
best musical entertainments
that ever came to our city
and they should have a lib
eral patronage. Tickets
may be reserved at Wilson's
jeweler store on and after
Mar. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
Scttcn'S Tcfranoatiun.

u cm Orleans, t3. Sept. -
&irQinia Geco, cine biibihc Nc0crin.
mclhc, lpie 9GaS. 6. 2ettcn mittbcilt,
$4,000 Don ocn 100000 crbiclt,
uel1e er inn StcllcrOienlte 0eS S,tno-
tes pcrlmtrclltc, luod)te bcttc tineu
SelbItnoroneriud, inoem tie in Ons
9apol St, Sobn iprana, Sic murbe
ieood) berallSge5ogelL epe iie ertranf
2etten, mefher ais Glerf imStaats-
Stercrbiireau nngeltellt mar lmo ont
letter. Wontng pcrihlpano, nuroe,
!nie i6on gcmcl0et gclterl am Ilub=
ufer per1aitct. Gin Wfonn iob ihu
BORT ltcbet uno n1clOcte Dies Der 70.
liiei. 9llS sic TcteftipS famelt iab
2etten lntcr leiucm 9iegenIdirm mo
las ocn 9cridbt iibcr icinc llnteridJla,
gung in elmer Olorgcn5eitAng. Gr
ingte, cS lei 10 bciB gelucicn lno 0a
er lih 5im Selblhnoro nift entIcblics
ben fonnte. bobe cr Die 3eitlng gcs
leicn. &or Dem Goli5ei. Snlpcftpr
uno scr Wrono- Surp crfl0rte 2ettent
boB CT bcn grobtcn Sbcil Ocs @el0cS
al ole crlpdbnte NcGcrin perihncnoet
babe. Die in einem biibId, einaeri6te-
ten Souie I'M oltcn irol5oiiidcn
Gunrticr Scr Stnbt pohne nno Die
niel @rlutocigcntbum on1cfnuit Ia.
fen io0. Der grobtc EbciI Oes @cl-
oca, lpclc1eS cr Ibr 9d6, ioa Ocrnrt on
gelcgt uno MIR mcni1 fiir ibren elgc-
nen lllterbalt ollSgege6eh morOcn
ieiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
3,uci Ginbcr uon Der Wtnttcr cr,uiirot.

SpbnStomn H. ga, t3. Sept. ---
Murtin lnlO Catherine, jluci fIcinc
&ih0cr Der 6rml Catherine SbpnnS,
elmer Snioiiin oeS Cambria County
9lrntenbnll'cS, lultrocn m0breno Ger
lcBtcn Nadt in ibrcn @ctten crpiirgt
uno sic Oillttcr bot nof l0n9ercm
Scllgncn cin2eItonoens ooB 1ie 0ie
5bot be9ing. 9lIS @rlln0 0oiiir Aiebt
lic an, lie bobc gciiirdtGh Oob ibr
Gbcnlann mclcbcr sur Belt einer
Straftcrmin i'm 9Irbeitsbouie per'
brilgt, neil cr ieine tSuniIie pcruuh.
l1iiigtc, ibr sic bCiocn ainocr nod
icincr GntlaIilng obncbmrn iucroe.
5rou Sbon1uS bat nod 5lpci Sobnc
i'm 9llter bon ied)s lmo 5ebn HSobren
lno lie perludtc, Oieiclbcn flr5 boz
ser Srag0Oic in ibr 3immcr 5lt Iofell,
uernutblib in Scr 2lblidt, Iie c6en.
fails 81 erluiugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
Baltimore Wo, samaag, ben A. september 1907.

iett I'M @an5en 81 GrfroRhlnaen lmo
13 SoOeSfGIlc on Scr Eelt bier eIngc-
ireten. Die 9ic8icrmaa 9Icrjte mic
oerbolen bic Geriicberltng, ooB tciuc
@efobr elmer ar0Bcrcn GpiOcnlic por-
Itcgt.
I'm cine &erbrciulug Ocr bier in
percin5cltenSGlcu oltfqctrctcncn 9cll-
lenpclt 81 uerbiitcn, bnbcn 0ic Sonis
tdtSbeb0rocn bcid)loNcn, iiir ic0c IN
ser Sto0t uu0 inn Gountn 0cfongcne
Nattc 5ebn Gents 5lt bc5oblcn. gud)
luuroen &ori6riftcn IN Ne5ug ouf bic
Nlbipcrrlln9 lln0 gluSrdlherlIn1 bon
20llicrn aus luel6cn per0Gdti9c
arontc nocb ocnt SiolirboIpitol Sc
brod)t puroelL crIoilen.
9ei ben Eel.Gpioenlien in Gbino
lno Snoicn bat mon Ole Grfo9rlrna
aenluht 0ob bic Mottcn ais Tcrbrci=
ter Der SCll6e oicnCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
Seine Wnaoc fir Stcnslanb.

Solicit, SIS, 10. September. 49,
Ger 9cgnaoigunas @erihtsboi bat
ons @eil1 nm 9egnabigung Baul 8.
Stenslano's. iriiberen YrGiioenten
Ser Millpoufee 9lpenue Snpings
9onf" in Chicago, pcrlporicn, un0
Stenslano miro Den pollen Stroiter.
min su nelhcnt er perurt6eilt MIR
be, ab5uiiben baben. Stenslano rlii.
nirte bcfanntlid Ole erp1bnte gonf
our6 llnterid)lciie lno brannte
iblieBlih 0ird). Gr nurbe in algier
ieltgenollnen uno all Die Ser. Staa.
ten ausgeIieiert.
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9lrlllenbauie.

9lrmenbalile.
u cm Oorf. t3. Scptembcr. --
Ger ncue Glnaro 9iicicnoonpier
n2ltlitunin," luelder olc Sbnellig=
feitS 9iecoros iiberbieten iolte, ers
reidte OaS Sau0p 6oof 2elldItlhii
I'M ) Wlilrlten nad) s llbr beilte iriib
lttO legte ininit Die Strede bon
Gueenatomn bierber in ) la0en 81
Winllten 5uriif. gr bat 3lpar ocu an
oeren Gunaro- o-Iompfer .2ucania, "
lueIcber nit ibnl nm bic @cttc fltbr,
peit 5nriid eelaien itno cine Iurd.
ihnitts |-Shnelligtcit bon 23.0t
anotcn pro Stuibc er5ieIt, aQein Den
Hecoro ocr beiben ibnclliten oelltihcn
0ompfer, Des .Geutiblono" bon Der
Snnburg 9lmerifa 2inie lm0 OcS
.&nilcr g8ilbclm Der 3peitc" pom
9tcroocliti6en elopo, bot ct niht &C
idIn1en. Ger Gnnaro.2iuie blciht
lont bis jebt nnr Die slus5eidnllng
onS 9roBte Sbiff 5u bcIiben, OuS bcn
S5cnn befdbrt. 9luh fonnen Die Gng-
lGnocr iid onnlit troitcn ooB oic
3rngicrnfabrt Der y2ltIitanio" idncI.
Ter gclueien i'll, als Die Slngferniobrt
irgeno eines onbereE ,Sobr5cugeS,
llno oaB oesbalb fir iie Ole S6offnung
porbanben lit, oaB Die .2lliitnnio"
mogliher &eiie lpaier oen Hecoro Der
Ocuticben Sfnellonmpfer miro Idla.
gen fonnen.
Der 9iecoro iiir Die oroBte 9ird)-
idnittS 8eldluinoigfeit pGbreno eli,
ner gon5en S5ennfobrt bliebe olio int.
mcr nod Die 2cilhlng oes n&oiier
@ilbclm Der 3rueite" i'm Sllni 1903,
ais bas Sd)iif itiinbli6 1888 anoten
5uriiflegte. Die bette 0urhidnitts'
@eidminoigfcit, ipelde Der yGeutid).
lono" je er5ielt bat, bctrllg 23.5t
Gnoten Die ShuOe. gs mor oieS im
Sabre 1900. sllld oieie 2eiitung
'dcint ouf Scr gegcnpGrtigen 6u6rt
Der ,2lliitonin" nicbt onnGbcrnO ere
rciht iuOrOcn ST Icin.
llebcr Die enormen Gimeuionen
Der 40 6uB lonaen rSlIitania" lGbt
lid am Gbcltcn elm 9egriif mnden,
penn in Setrodt gcjogcn miro, oaB,
iuIls onS 30S SUB 6obc st. Ynll.@e.
bGllOe ouf oaS 6ena6bnrtc $50 tSilb
bobc Eurf,Homs@ebailbc gcItillpt
miirOc, Die ,Sultnnia" beioe Wolfen'
fraser nod I'M 100 3uB iiberragen
miir0c. pelul c9 moglid mare, lie ne
ben oeniel6en nlif5lltellen. GdS De
placement 0eS Hicienitbiiics betrGgt
$4,000 5onnet, scr 9rilttos2onnen.
0ebolt $1,000. Vefonntlid lit 0ns
nelle So6rjcua cin Surbincnoonlpier
ilno miro bon pier Shrollben getric.
ben.
Srobocm Die v2iliitnnio" oen
&ouptppef ibrer 6abrt peric6Itc,
r,lroe lie olI ibrem @ege Die Noi
Dinauf Don oQen Hemorqteuren llno
onoercn GaapIcrn nit grobem Slim.
BIN nnO lanDeln Octute oct Gnnpi.
pieiicn clfplnngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
Gpfcr Der yemlenpeit.

SsluiSrnncisco o, 13. Sept. =
Gbaitg Mou $50, Trdiibent Der yGbi'
neiiiden Sehs Gompngnien," muroe
bclltc IN fr. 742, Sacromentpltrnbe,
in Gbinatoiun ais 2eibe geiltnocn
gr lpar Ser 8elllenpelt erleeen. Gin
griehiiher slrbeiter, ipelher in einem
Souie an Ser @reenitrnbe, nabe Der
@aiierironte. erfranfte, lit ebeninas
geItorben. Seit Dem ~. Mai iino
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Ecttibunc in, SouIpiial.

8oiic Sbnbo, l3. September. -
SEQ. u. Ecttibonc, mel6er Der Dit
i6ulo an Ser Grmorouna oes @ouper.
nerrS Steunenberg be5idtigt it,
murbc beute in Elm 9oipital gebroht,
mo er elmer Operation : llnter5ogen
meroen ioG. Sein 3ilItano miro ais
ftitii6 ce5ei6net. Seine lpeiteren
8crbanolingen nerOen porlGuiig in
Ieinem Yrp5eiie Itattiinoen.
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Saft ucripGtet.

Scnttlc, Moib, t3. September
- Scr 0umpfcr r0iinneioto" uon
Ser ,@rcnt Nortbcrn Stcolnibip 60"
mlf .lucldcnl ii1 &riegsicfret0r Wm
$. 1nit, iolUie br lboS. ). O'Srien
Der gotid)oiter al Supon befinOcn,
lta0 crit beltc pon Slnitb's Goue aus
in Gee. Gr lit GS Stunoen, o0er
no6c5u 0rei polc Gage peripGtet.
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Giuiimeilen no6 nidt.
Sdnclligfeits Gceorb Der bcntidcn
Sampfcr nncrreidDt.

,2llitonio" braildte ii6er fiinf Gage
fir lire Sungfernio0rt uno bat
porldlfig feinen 9(nipr,d ouf ben
9itpl naonigin oeS MecreS. "
9esnnoiguntss Geiud) oeS Or
&r0iioenten Stenslanb obgepie-
icn - Grdlioent ser SehS Gbi.
neiii6en Gonlpognien" in Son
tSroncisco Der Eeit crle9cn. -
Gridiitternoe Grogooie IN cincm
9(rntpuhnIiie
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Guf bciitt, bot cine Ginlooung 5u ei.
ncnt 9eIltd Der Gercinigten Stootell
rnO 3ll elmer iebSmodigen Sour burd)
Die bollptidhlihen St1otc oerielben
erbolten. Ger Terein miro inoeiiet
lhmerIi6 occeptiren fonnen, 90 -,
Den 300 Sebrern, pcl6e ole Orgoriio
tion 6iIbcn, foum moglid) lit, 9clttid.
Iono 5lllommcn 5u perlaiien.
Sic &oblen5er Spionen-
bau6e.
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cie luertlluplliir Vplitr m 5

Tie wertbupnfir Bplite III bic einfr 9ebeus'
uno Selunobits'Getjiberiiii perpd9ri onrrb elfi
bor5iiglibeS NIuireiilignnusftiiie guS oenl
gilute bant fep Der aurper beftdn6ia Heii uuf.
III oieies nnrein. 70 frdnieli er. Sn Den Seta
bunltiiasoraonett uiro es bereitei iino oietc
frditg, nm aeb6rtge Ndbrulig fdbneQ in rethe5
9'eim eriten 8eiben elmer Storuna in ieneit
Grgdnen gebrauhe man oa9er bdS berlbne
9liireinigunnSmiiieI StSernaro ardnterpilltn.
lin tDitrnfret enc 4robe ~ befoInmet. dbrei.
fire u. g,euiGeoier & 20, lor 2fiG. Gcrrslorf
eifb. Rreis % Gents. 9n elpotbefen III baben.
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Wicorinahans tritt 5Hriif.

st. 2oui8, t3. September. -
Ger @oriiber ocs republifunilden
Stoats.GonliieS, Sbomus 81. 9iieO.
oingbous, bot IN Der bclltigen
Gonitc. Siblmg reiignirt. Gos Gomi.
te lpdblte 8alter 2. Iidep bon aon.
ios.Gitp 5unl 8oriiBer.
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Separtemcnt fir Gr5iegungsiueicn.

Vhrcnn Der Veb0rbc bcr SdlnI'NDnHInntV
Gdc Winbion. uno 9ainpettc'Auenn
8nl more. l3. Scpcmber 1907.
Cine lrtfung bon 2lppIitauien filr SreIitclicn
nu oeu iplaenoeu Snditutcu miro an 2i. Seps
tcmper 1907 nm ilbr @urmitaae In Der ipct'
lidleu 6pdldlulc geBaiteu:
,Winrnlano glderbdus9pQcg" eiucn bonn
eriien HeaiSlatin Sitrft Hu0ben
nMnrnuno tormuI SchnIe jlueir
nm iluun5ig Gniunien; Stuaheu ooer lfdodDcu.
,@bdrlotie Nnu Scbule r Su1beu" elmer
pum 6uciten lnb elmer bonn oriicu 9eai9ntips
Sitrft.
.McIicrn WInrOano Goaegc" fir eiueu
NnabeH Oun eriicn uno eineu AnabeH BON
oritten 9eaiSIntibs Siitrift mo iiir ein Midoben
pom oiertcn Yc9islntips Siirift
st. Wnrn'S Wiuocbcns Seminar" - cine pulg
criiCu 2eliontips sSiitrift.
Subn y. 9ptle
(Septil, ,tGtb)