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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-30
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES

When system is devised that will
detect and prevent fraud, dishonesty
and mistake. the legislature will have
solved one of it's hardest problems and
the spectacle of white haired old men
having the savings of lifetime wiped
out in a day by dishonest bank officials,
will not be so common in Iowa as. un-
fortunately, 1t now is" says the Mon
tezuma Republican.
The Jefferson Bee confesses "if ii
came to a race between Taft and For
man would win, travelling backwards,
in a walk
To the CARROLL Herald st seems like
the duty of Editor Perkins to signalize
the beginning of his 3Sth year by a
shift toward harmony and the reunion
of the republican party in Iowa
1.-THE truth is that all men are vio-
lators of the law; and the truth is
THAT most men would rather talk
about the violations OF other people
than the violations of which they are
themselves guilty" observes the Sioux
City Journal.
TT is refreshing sometimes to note
how Mr.. Bryan regards himself as
guardian and executor Of the affairs of
the democratic party" says the De-
corah Republican,. zone who watches
will find the manners and ideas of a
boss crop out at the least opportunity.
He certainly believes in himself and
his mi-divine right to rule the affairs
Of his party
Roosevelt is the only man in the
country" says the Waverly Democrat,
who can get himself in hot water and
emerge therefrom with his pockets full
of finely cooked fish,
Beautiful scheme: lovely olive
branch says the Odebolt Chronicle,
speaking of the harmony suggestion
that Senator Allison be reelected and
Cummins supported for vice presi-
pent. Governor Cumnlins isn't chump
enough to consider such a proposition,
and most of his friends have cut their
wisdom teeth continues the Chronicle.
Senator Allison is broken in health,
and will drop off like Senator Gear did
should he be reelected. Cummins does
MT want to be vice president"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-30

To the CARROLL Herald ut seems like
the duty of Editor Perkins to signalize
the beginning of his 3Sth year by a
shift toward harmony and the reunion
of the republican party in Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-30

The jefferson Bee confesses 'if It
came to race between Taft and For-
ager in Iowa, We believe that the fat
man would win. travelling backwards,
in a walk
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-30
in TEXAS, NOT IN IOWA,

Down in Texas, the land of long
horned cattle and .45-calibre revolvers,
the gambling game Is up against a
I rigid law Even at the little card clubs
where ladies have been wont to meet
and play card games for the first and
leading prizes the deck rests uncut
upon the tables while the gentle
gamesters discuss the rigor of the
law. Bridge whist, even at a penny a
throw, can not legally exist for min
ute "The Footprints of Time" bound
in red morocco, or a good imitation and
hung up as a prize for skill and good
fortune at progressive eucher simply
invites a wagon raid and ride to the
station, in Texas. In effect take away
its few shade trees and it's water foun-
tains and Texas is what Sherman
called war.
1t is likely when the attorney gen.
eral of Texas warned the women that
they mustn't chip in and play for a
prize that he could have walked in five
minutes to rooms where he could find
any game he wanted. The chances
are that he could have done SO in Iowa
and Iowa is better than Texas morally
and physically. Had he cared to he
might have found a stiff poker game
where gentlemen with sleepy looking
eyes poked stacks of chips into the
middle Of the table whence one took
them smilingly while the rest swore
loudly or quietly as their natures in
dicated. Possibly he might have found
the layout and the box that are The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-30

Roosevelt is the only man in the
country" says the Waverly Democrat,
who can get himself in hot water and
emerge therefrom with his pockets full
of finely cooked fish"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-30
az M1.>,4l>
A Woman Tells How to Relieve Rheu-
matte Pains

A Woman Tells How to Relieve Rheu-
matte Pains.
i have been a very great sufferer
from the dreadful disease, rlleuma-
tism, for number of years. have
tried many. medicines. but never got
much relief from any of them, until
two years ago, when I bought a bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. J. found
relief before 1 had used all Of one bot
tie, but kept on applying it, and soon
felt like a different woman. Thru my
advice many of my friends have tried
it, and can tell you how wonderfully
it has worked.--Mrs Sarah A. Cole.
lao s. New ST., Dover. Del Chamber
iain's Pain Balm is a liniment. The
relief from pain which it affords is
alone worth many times its cost. 1t
makes rest and sleep possible. For sale
by all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-30
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by Over Work,

Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
IT used to be considered that only
urinary and bladder troubles were to be
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
l90Iliesane Cd
mas Die ensIiimen su1sIaaoen
fOneH

QuBerorbsntlih groB fn6 bic
GlmmeH. Die alidbrlid in gnqlono
fir osu SpOrl osr 5adgjagoen per-
aussabt meroen. Die Soften haben
iih qseeR fru6tr perooppslt. Md6s
rsHb man DOT fiinf3ig Sobrsn fir cine
5ago etna $4,000 brau6te, Fnb isBt
$4,000 srForeerlit. 3n Gnglon6
uno Wales uerpsn gegen ITO QroBe
Wltuten Gu6sbunoe u~nter6oiten, bic
5uiommeH segsn 5000 aoppeln uuls
falien. 8a5u tommen bic 20 irifden
Wieuten nit 100 aoppeln uno bic
eff Thotttfen nit 1870 goppeln. Die
nHterbaltung oitier 96iere toftet al
letn int Sabre Rbsr 2l W1ilionsR
Dollars. Der Bsrtb. ben bic sSaoos
baHos ourHeleH. III Gin gang snorner.
5n England unb Malss allen tptrben
gegen 100000 SagopFsrbe gsbalten,
unD Denn man ibren Durdltnittsa
uertb iehr niebrig nit $500 pro
aopft onHimmt, 70 ereeben is elm
acpital Don $50. 200, 900. Qlsiu ibr
untsrbalt foitst nod befhtibener
Gddbung Der Giesntbamer ia6rlid
gegen 40 Wliaionen Dollars. Der
4rsis zines 9aebpferbes bariiri aes
no9nlia apiidtR 500 uao 5000:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21

8eIm GfeH gas iH mliles ans
Nllhs. sfHe s5bafte llnterhaItuna in
6inB 81 briRsen. Ooh o5iton grian.
ano @Den iAn nab araFteu uEssrs
itiiBtsH, noatt e niht redt aeIinsen
gante 9ar5ara ipFah uur, renn fs
ansersost parCe, HHo goa F5 Ipfort
na1 Gid nsoer Suriid.
8Dsn besIeiists lie uno haIf fbr su
8ltt, alHH mari IL raId einen Wans
tel I'm aHo psrlieB oas 6aus.
GrdabeH par anss It'll: fein Gift
den rsgts ih. Shpege Woifen aoasn
lausiam an 5tmmsI sahin: i'm 4
ten ssi5se F6 ned Der Ieste fable
Skinner ots 1er6laBten q6enorofaeB
.... Soft Iel 1ant. in griau's Mr-
5sitssimmer ipareH oiegmal aus
uabmspeiie bic 5eniterl6een osThlcfs
Ten. @pen atbmete AMI. niHts0eHopez
niger mdtte lie Die gsuaoe UNI eas
gaH3e ShioB uRo u5er5suate ih. SoR
tsiH menihlihes MtTen in sem ST.
liriipp fauerte un6 oHes in Cronuud
mar. 8sraaist be3ab lie ic1 naHn
sum Saiou, mo Miles Fh sifsia nit
Com uHies aslt. SbtiIa IaB ihpeis
geno baes tie odnte an sis.
Riot ionse mad @rsn fam auA
Brian bsrein, arsenffsiuli6 errsat.
a9ein NunIh. einmal einsn n6htz
lifen lleberfaa nit gu srle6sn. nirS
pa5rifgiulih 0ieis 0aft in GrFiauna
sebsn, Miles". iproh e. Inter pen
4ofiadeH beute 4beub mar aah bic
Ter 3etteI, cine 8arnungl sir oieFe
9adt lei eiiuas sepIaut; man pols bic
8eiegenbsit oaB meme 2ei5pdhe abs
weieub iei, benuseH, ftrei6i mein uns
5efannier 5reunD."
10m lprans oon Isiuem Stub auf.
Die 6aluntenl 46sr mir nouen lie
mann empianseu, earauf oirfen he
fh berlaFsn! SD BIN Elm gutter
S6iiBe. Wdffsn FHo ood ssuus oorz
RaHoen. 6ofis i62"
% ia, an 0affeu uno an Muni=
lion fehlt e uns niht.1
9pen mar iebr bIsia ssnoroeu; lie
iab ibren @atten an. iagts ieboh
ni9ts.
y9a5sn Sic SIRE 9pIisiifsn f0rtgss
i@idt?1 fragte SbsiIa. ,0arum24
sd base tie Hiht fortgelhidt; ie
imp obgerufen nDroen, I'm i6ren gols
lesen gsseH ben 8retfoftber g56sl bets
saiteben, Der ME ss I6sint, felt eiais
gen Sdsen aus 8ano uno gano III.
pSolte Der lie6enspiirbise Warnsr
Dir nidt etpas dufgebunosH haben,
meiu Iie5sr grian?" fra9te nr. Mlilss
5sodhtig.
Gr itdtteIte ben aopf unb Iab 3u
leiner Satin biniber. sd oente
nidt. QQsm @nT6ein mad 1T bic
WarHung ernf gemeint, unp mas mebr
1T: ih CLAUDE, baB i6 tie @nen oer-
odute. Die uRterfhrift lautet: y@iz
ner, Dem hrs. 2ambert Suites erfpies
ten bat. @pen bat manHem Qrmen
bier berum Suites erDieien, un6 ni6t
ale Meniden FnO uubantbars
Snufte.@
r@ibt Der Brief tein Qn0eutuHg
barber, mas bic 9erle bsun eigentIi1
a~orbo5eH?" fragile Som. ,@onen lie
uRs alien ans 2eber, poer ME lautet
eas 9rOgramm29
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21

iiaasm lis isBt nrt utesFisbti Ia
glr. gambsr. fdbgts bite i6HaatlsG IN
uno nile aaaiala8sneea 4f:rge bl
aus. WntR eatie. e9re rra ibm
merit 5u rsreen. III igrssr GntieF
nuna 1iuisr sirsm @aumfamms
fan aefoBt; tie belt ib.s Naffe iaaB
l,Feit In ter oaro. eriidlcHal ho8
Qe6en itgts U,ofrss Gig 5em dabsgs
len So rsrtbeioisen.
zrm IND Milss por.n RiY5neg 3a
isbgn; jeg. elite erferer beresi.
ste iinb fettle i6rie sr ftrE eoa
peitsm. .9ns tie uus tcmmsa Tatsa.
rihsn Ie aus. Cd f6it. listen gegu
eirs eaouHs Sdyot In uis 9sia: 8.
ffciftn desr Uliles Gao es Hidt gu.
9cad. "a fargm ie an 3u ldais1.4
6alb dHgttlsiee., NIT i9~reGsngtle
den @eiid tern. i~iiy}te jekt bic Ijsrsrs
ifaft aus oem 0aais. 4a9 ans ptn
Gorie ufo opH BEN ualliese c.a GAR
men tamen aanahlta eeuis tsr5si. Son
re.ten isord ek msiFsn 6infot 9s6tt
md6ten, ais iebea. toB MIR gs
ecu uHo Gnrnfaafen tgs Id par3eR
2am6ert" sranntti. 4uh bic WeRis
cen. Medic bitetta. rii5fien ieireHSin
ssr, Inn BIT telf.n; NIT ret 4rdnlten
4rmtn iaesn lie stiuierb 3u. pis Der
ndunlide 9bsit otr 5fleEapobnr
cos MsnIdcnm6stds lot. njai am
eas 5suer 8u lDl4er iammtlIa
5fcber fpagen r~ettungsirs oerlcrea
iorttrn UNI Is aai idrsn 6ero 3a Be-
Idrduteu."
6as gtlona. neRn aud init unfis
li6er Wlut2. 4ls Ter efite id U16e
9fimmsr res au5Itfmben faces am
oalihtn 3tmmet G6ltor putts. mar
bic @efdbr %a6atpsHosi. Gom tlie6
als Wode lei Der uoh raadsHosH lie
6erreiien 8arid bic ue6risen 6sgas,n
t iH's eous, am ibte 8sff pdf8tan
8tihier 81 yeiHissn uf1 id cine
pobl%rercien.e STUFF sd 5rren.
sd l6be DiIeu, nesbal5 bic
Aerle loren auiprin8Iif 8lda duf
ae5s5gn urD ff nit rem 4n5tnoen ell
niger armisliua Sdo6tr 6slnast bas
ten. ia3te Milss.
~n4ermuthlit Iaat ifnsa tn tb.sn
4u8erbIid oer Mul69. nsiuie Mr.
Qomoert. .9Biaf Ea Cid ul8t auf
GIN ennr EfHNr4N si petf te4sn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21

Ter lar nstlse Sir.it 3pii4n
zen ptitliaeg |6iitntsbasn IND xxi
Iluaer aft een Gutr6abEsu1etoisR
fetgn uno rem Grtn tgr @%iisa6abH,
5a5fuhrst III itieo.id gsIatHst una
oaRii Elm zen 6snsel uno Qstie9r iu
6anea NeHm lsbR3a!tsN ~eyefsnb.l
@trsif Germ s9eu prgffa. inosm egr4
PIE Gsmii2aram ron 8orHtsr arapg
jrn oa 8ol1g iieailiagn 6an6elss
ernlaiH tH HID l3oriiter Rein pon OF
&tr. @tsa.ea MrteitseonmiHton Gin
&einprrniB SD fame fern. 8unb 3d.
tl0 eilea5abnW3eTea.R battgH pca
teten GabasR elas Qc6Hdufaftruna
nm tar4 I6Eiiilid 12 4rrc. mo Bio.
spiliaar8 tes 9i3inoi en- Arbeiis
tases 5erianst 8ascefupseB, aEta
r1h3ases bic 9srsgti.T ser 9a1nen
tf Gltid aan 4nian8 an rarrps8 net
r'ln. 1arf pas u3ielts 6emptoHi5
tth1ltfn Naa bic geiis eire gobners
gan9 poH 8sha 4soeeni. einen 10Ilans
osen 4rssiteta3 am 1o7e iiir Qeate.
Pc alf brad t3iatn an siielH iiuo unD
.int ltid.e efnesf.oa i'm BoKt3isrz
3ageisht. 3ie Gefahr zines fit 6as
8n9irpcfl duEerF beroerbIihta
1trtlie5 tit oamit beieittgt, uno 5sior
patt.i@ GtIduB A fir ourdaus 9ea
flit1t5t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21

pElS ShioB ton an peylhieoensH
Stsnsn 3aaItih anqganba neresu,
ano i'd ipsros nisoerssihnf en-. Iobalo
id mia Ssise. Gessn @rea aRo N(iles
tai mar nihis; man niro il. fopis
aud biz EieneylHafs sHtiomnen lal
len"
.Ss6r aroBmatbi1!@ loa.e 5om.
ptl9er in ser 9oransHa t ots beoors
Fe6enoea admpFsg pI6klit tnta gans
sen Summer ser7sfsu bate. Ok
5hgrisn ngrosR nd nuns gt msnn
mir osn StisI um0rsben lgo Hs ielbH
nieesrtnanen.
Mifs fab @pea uuo 4 nit 81
puRoern6sm 5taursn an. h b05t
INNER a~ealoubi. Eaneu s.t3nan fEi
lng6ea @elsssnheit @erper aas c&t
lie parOsn ~psnisiters aenn6hiig
Ntugitisen sic Tn Bonn az Hitt.
MiB 5kila2a
.Ai6t icnoerlit" |enisssae.s oieIe
ra5is. Settle es uirtiih gam Sample
tommsu, 70 psrOe Id me tn 1lanu
Ftt1su, % gut ME Sic uno Dir. Gam
ssrt. @pen ano I'D ea5en ing niat
pey3ebeus I'M ShieBen 9sd1ta
.9orpdrts. ans Meyt REF 2om.
y0ir noleu
.gprldufig gar nidts tsia~. fid
Brian gtn. mir eiirfeu str Diensy.
i6aft uiti trauen. osrssb sas nids.
IS Tam isin, odB Fe tgsa Fno, IS
tann a6er etenio gut isin oaB is,
oeer ~nenisfens einiss pgu i9usu 81
aniern Gtentrn baltsn. Gir nplen
uns dlio 9aus ruhig peyba.ur IMP uus
CUR qtpoAnlifen 3eit duf aeItye 3ims
nier 3uriid5iexn. @or 0Htena6t
miro Der IH9riff ouf tsifsn 6aa En-
folsen. @ir lnmmsu ais ,slca bolb
5polF leiIs pieoer kruutsr laosn un-
isre @tre6re uno uniers 4aol,n uRo
b~srsitsn iiberhaHpt dies sog. Sit oas
eeifsb2n unb ha5en mir aae 56urea
uno 5suiter gut rerihlr1ta uao psrs
rieseIt, oann t6nnsn mir petttr Ri6is
t9gn. als DaHt haliea.
x
gg mar cine ountle 1att 4ur sin
un0 pitoer Iuate Elm ein3s.aer Stern
elmer tur3tn IusenbIid lana 6urh
cine Ribe nss othtsn Gepalss peIdes
Den sansen 5immel 6sostte ano as
uub gu sinsn fsiHsu Spru5yssen bsrubs
ianots.
@Den bate oas 2iht daF ibrem
9atttii6hen ausgsI0idt ano Fb nit
SbeiIa am pffensn 6enitsr nieOsrse
laHeu. SIN g1n3sn 6agIs bsrridte
tieFe Sttne. Som nauoeyte auf ben
Striimpfen un0 bis an Bic SABINE Be-
ndffnsi, 6urd bic @Gnse. jnoem er
opn Set gu 3tit itsben 5lie5. nm an
geitrengt 81 lauIten; NIT paaIsnoer
lln9eoulo iebnte er ben 3tipunct bes
4Rgriffes berbei.
rnorn!" fliTtsrie Ghtila uub ers
oriff ben 4rm ibrer Gfpater. SORT
On e.? gsraOeaus sniittn oem gts
6iihl@
@pn bsaste Fh aus Dem 6eniter
uRO Lauftte. n5h bore uitts'. file
iterte ie nab elmer Meile.
.5eBt bore ia audi ni6ts me6r;
oisasidt 1T es Rur Elm aufseideudtsr
gpseI sspeisn.4
Mr. Brian 2amberi uno iein gets
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21

Tit ~cFlru-ets iG1R ge9aute Sbieu
tpereeu aber Hi1t Islsen Qreile ae
SALT, BIC bph In bic Ianfenoe oebep
0tn 8etorb hieriH bIadie Der MaI
IaA 2eani5 9aa. fir zen I'M Sabu
1902 $4,000 be8ablt tpurbtn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21

hno fin bsr ~aesuennnssn bes a5rpers anbasE
ebne sM rtiheH cher Snmersen al berurfateH.
nao foiet iseHieer ais oitie asipstnIihe 9runs
banner. ssetEe SpruHgfebern ober barfe. flums
piae 9oiiter uno bed bdlf re osH Hru6 ii6sr
uHh felt rt1e Shuersen oofr uHrnHebmlifEeiteH
81. reflridden. 30 babe ben 8Eeis 70 nieoria
pfiRtt. nah 5ecerUauu. retn cher arm. fe f1us
Ten i1rn. uac To a%1rnHfire fie abfoIat.
90 ataae lie anf Gnre &faeauRa - fhtde
Ft Gnh-9hE ireat iif. RHb istnH Se Can
mist 6nFriFsenhtlt fhldf if fntdd, HHb Ia
fntdt Gnm Carr Wsfh isiehfr saraG.
Etes tt Die Gufri1ticsss EHerte, BE lie bon
eirera aSsestaiiieH aemaGt tuaKoe. Tie
Elrfea cher irncnbfuel6f GHaaiehene 8frper
bier ~ gQaTfanu iperbFu 9uh i1aeH. oas i6 ant
nsee 4rie metre gsiactte 5cfraibe-imEer
nttel1t reeH.
&ena ar aues u5eIthe reTinHt bobt foHrnt
az mir Na Nunere fcblaiGgeu ersiele to
reirea erebteu GrfCia. E6rsihf tefie uu6 rs
t1tfe Gu6 mein Pad Hhsr AFun uno beiitn
Eeu5ng. uti6Es ueiHe &crrihtuna Etigt IND
eeE Sees uHo 9lamsH bon 9gutsu. bic Re eers
llAttn dHe aepflt fuurSeu. Cnntrt. gle cepltI
Eieu Giarellrl, ueHn 1ues droere fetfAinaL.
kedEtef 10 trbe setnf Ealhen. fcin @eftirr.
tsine eAaeT glur Elm ree1es 9ef65fI sa m4sk
SER &rsiie.
3. q gssuEs, 1862 srssss eng, @arfsaG.w sid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21

.9o bort F@ BOD aass duf! -. @ie
eli fpiHen, Iisferie im BEN Baron Dor
brei Ulonnten EN- boltduDiges 6ebiB.
Sd belumts ion eeitern. nm msin Gelb
al Deriaugsu, uno Der Menin pirb
nint nur gro5 NIT mir, fon0ern
beaten 5ie T6 bic unbsrfddmtbeitl'
- .W1, mas Bat q benn getbdn2" Fl
s0etnfrf9t Bat Der WlmI6
NOD obsnbrsin NIT mefntn 3dts
nkni@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
Cf-aRsr-St e.
aarfrsttas- o ttru.

unItre Qbonnentsn ino Fr.unbti6R
sriu6t, beim Mobnunsspsaitl uni
hstg gu bsnadrihtigeH. oamit bic nsus
QoreHe ioiort Hatt Der alien gsbraa6i
perben taHn. ano cine untsr6rehgng
fiji Der 3uienpuu8 bes glaites permits
ben ntroe. Man poIe ME psrgsHsn,
nit bet nenen aud isess NAL eig
aIte @cgsie aHsase6sn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
EnfnIr 7erfrr,athrit.

Gin GtrohpHtrer i6rsiEt lainer in
Der Gommsrfriihs n~silsnoea Brau:
vgu eIaubn gar Hi9t, mas fir 5tbus
iuf ID mad Dir babe! Wlem eiH3iger
1rpf Tnb Dtine 9ritfe. 9arum
I9reibe bite baIol
9etn betrubter @otie
gaul 81, 6auptpohlogernb."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21

9Rnbe: -@snH Gle gerabe Be-
fhaftigt fno. i0nnsn Cir mir ia aud
mprssH ben 3abn sisEsnl@-g
,gla. DieI 3sit BABE ih Hidt. obsr
mir toHusH ia bsuts fhon nal onfaas
GEN.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
nrrEd,uuppt.

9 {: I'D. 10 Elm ped: mein
G6tpiegsrTobn lit ausgeaansen
G6en Ians,24 n Q lien It m a b.
den IAN 5snltsr ftsbens): .grs
pubre, od unteH remit er no9!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
asr,1tnntrlainn.

sd bahts, Gle bdtien g~sbeiratbst,
unb nun nGbsn Sie Fd Die an5pie
INNER nod feIbf aa2" rNaeroings
babe Id gebeira.5et, milne unabbaas
gigtett bepa5rs i9 mir o6er!~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
Audi elm aelotfu.

ga, ME tommi 0enn I'll ba3a. jsbt
fhon gum %3peitsamal an elmer 4niis
oltohoIiters g riamaIuHg theil3unebs
men2" r. ,msiBt Du, man triegt balt
gar 70 an f6oneH Durft brduf!!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21

.9ieies srobe @ebailbe 1T pobl
Define 5obrit2"- ,Qd nein, bier pirb
nur bic Reilans gsmaat; bic Gabrit
bsfinoet fi9 i'm tIeineH 9interses
bdubel@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
aleherrard,,,nn.

(3H Der 56miere.) 3uf6auer
(aIs Der 5auptoarfsner auftritt).
,gonHsrpetter, Der BAT ia meinen
geI3mantsl an, ben ih eben in Der
goroerObe abgsgebsn!~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
Renehliitlre

Sci 9tsprofeffor
Die a6uigs bieier 8bnafis gli6en
chamber BARN. oaB teiner nit Dem
anOsreu bic ssringite 4ebnIidisit
hdfte!4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21

prDfeffDr: s9as lit nun
fdon BAG brittle Sabr. baB i'd aber bic
Mauer t~Iettere, neil Der DerDunf6te
GdluFel niht paBt!.. 5est mtg
ids bod sinmal BEN S9lofsr Iagsa.
bah er i'm Gnogrtl1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
Gin MISREPRESENTATION.

o.: a@ut naA 5aus eetommen
eefern9"-9. (tpebmitbig): nSa, aber
meme Grau ipriht niht NIT mir"
u. (neioif6): a9IidIiner msnI6!4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
Hmmtcriitilhes.
Minnrrnt,stto
@

$ d en- (sinsn 8libabIeitsr
betrodtenb): papa, Der 9lis mub
Iih. ipenn CT bura ioI9eH bunnen
Stab fdbrt, absr redt queti9en2"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21

.Mla6t mid Ter neus 6ut pirtlia
junoer. anna2@ "a s@epiB! QIs mir
gefisrn gum Wlartt giHgen, ba iTnb
gndoige 5rau ioaar fir meine Goatsr
eebolten lDorben!@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
Ndtbicl. G6e.
alat6fer.

2lat6fer.
bit IT. 1t Is im bsai den qano siH Jlas.
Dit ~ mans unier ben 10gtln laaGl
maB.
-
9peiFir6ige g6oraoe-
San flat 10, mas bic Griie nsunt,
Ais sabl bic !3ucile iebeE fsnnt,
8as @anie III fiu Jnnrumeal
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21

SIR aufloiaus Der obIstn ait5isl ii
loIsenoer 4rsis aisBssbt:
Gin Columbia 9alsuoer.
8si buguslooiung bes greiiss tOmn.u
Hur lolae 9eipegber, bic ale brsi Rdt9isL
ridtig gsl0it ano bic 2tuiIoiaassu BIS sum
q. AptiI 1897. tingeiaidt ba6sn, ia
bstra6i.
aul0Iaaa or RitgItI il ~ 10.
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5tobs Chsra.
8.
GF-aFer-S tt.
aarfrettae- DFttu.
Ri@iise a6luuesn srbaltsn bon: Soba
alsin, geo 6roeser, Ulr3 8n. 8siHsr
Kate Shaeier. Static 6isiisr.
Den grsis eraislt. Nlrs. Ism. Pdiisrf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
3uoei(ir6i9e g6oraoe.
2genoeratefer.

Chs oors. ob's radmarts miro eslsiss
es TT Elm sauseuaB gepeim.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
NrObe 0ei0t6t

babe cine 8urrintiHa fir @rum erfun6er,
neiqer in na6 30idhriger grfabruHg i'm
gsbeinatf ttner fugeH tam, oas fie bic eiHs
III. neIhe ben Nruh nbfolift Buff unS nfbt
apt uHo oo9 Ieiot tlbl unb beaue1a tft
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-21
= O

Rtae SusfisuiaaFtlias 8orrI6mHe, immsr sefisEs
eaiisaS fhr ieoe geripH ron irsgnb uel9er
Grbse-lei6t beaaeIn, ihlapft nidt,Ietne
lnitistn Spransfenera p6ez @ptfer-
spitet tpeaiser ais ertu1buIiAe
@rudbdnoer - fur Mdnuer,
STnuen poer aiHneE
hfFnfffenf.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-28
PURITY TEST
FOR VACCINE
Government Plans to Pre-
vent Sore Arms From
Vaccination

NORFOLK, Va, June 2S.-Accord-
ing l' DR.. w. c. Rucker, who is rep
r.EH,ng the public health and marine
hospital service at the Jamestown Ter
Centennial exposition, we need no long
Ter to expect the swollen arms so ia
miliar md painful to us in childhood,
following the work of the family doc
tor and his vaccine point 1t seems
/ that The law of 1902 requires every
manufacturer of vaccine or anti-toxin.
Who wishes to engage in the interstate
tsahc of his wares to first obtain a
Before this license is granted an off,
Ger specially trained at the hygienic
laboratory in Washington is sent to
inspect the manufacturers plant and
his methods of preparing his products.
Samp.as Of his vaccine and anti-toxin
are brought back to Washington and
subjected to a searching test. If ev-
eryth.ng is found to be up to govern
ment standard license is granted.
The work Of inspection does not end
ilNiV' ii'NINtl, SdlllplSS VI TIC nlthu-
facturera products are purchased
from titug to time in open market at
widely separated points in the United
States and examined If faund to be
impure or in any way below govern
ment standard the license is revoked.
Further. in order that there may be
no excuse for producing poor products
! the government sends out from the
hygienic laboratory a standard of anti
toxin strength, every two months. This
work has been followed by an enor-
nous improvement in the quality of
the anti-toxins and vaccines to be
found in our markets and the vaccine
arm will be soon a musty tradition.
The public health and marine hospital
| service has a neat exhibit covering the
subject in government building "a"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-28
Get the Habit
Come to the Carnival

but sparsely settled and the fruit trees
small and scattered.
The picture recently taken shows
the thickly populated Charleston nat
taken from the heights and many
large orchards now in bearing" The
comparison Of the two views Is
striking illustration of the rapid
growth of the Charleston country dur
ing the past three years
sconspiciously posted upon the win
dow Is a clipping from a spo oi,
newspaper, in which 1t Is posl.lse =
stated the best cherries orousnt :
spokane this season are nom IN.
CHARLESTON orchards.