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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
FOUR HURT IN WRECK.
Freight and Passenger Trains Collide
Near Corliss-Injured Persons
Will Recover

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 26.-As
the result of collision between an
eastbound passenger train on the Free
port division of the Milwaukee road with
a freight train near Corliss, four per-
sons were injured. The injured are:
John Hagedorn,, engineer of passenger
ternally, taken to Racine hospital.
Michael Spehlong, fireman on passenger,
ankle sprained, bruised. ....
internally injured. Hurled from seat in a
coach.
Moving company, 189 Twelfth street, Mil
waukee, head injured.
The freight train was on a siding and
was backing out toward the passenger.
The engineer Of the passenger train
thought the freight was going in the op-
posite direction and in railroad parliance,
a ''side swipe' resulted.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
DOCTORS AGREEMENT NO TRUST.
Iowa Court Frees Physician Arrested for
Increasing Fees.

, WATERLOO, Ia, Oct. 28.-Judge
Kelly at Charles City decided that med
ical attendance and surgical skill are not
commodities within the meaning of the
antitrust statute of the state and grant
ed a writ of habeas corpus asked by DR..
w. A. Rohlf of Waverly, one of lie
Bremen county physicians indicted by the
September grand jury on charge of
violating the antitrust laws by raising
fees by agreement with other doctors.
To bring about an immediate hearing a
writ of habeas corpus was asked by Dr..
Rohlf against Henry Kasmeier, his
bondsman. The state was made a party
defendant. The decree has the effect of
freeing all defendants, but the state will
appeal to test the legal points involved.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
MINER TO STUDY LAW.
Montana Man, Aged so, Union Official,
Enters Yale University with
Wife.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 2S.-
Mitchell 3. Haggerty, miner and an of
fcer of the Western Miners Federation,
has entered the law school of Yale uni
versity to fit himself for admittance to
the bar of Montana. He expects to
practice i'll Butte.
Haggerty is about so years old and the
father of two boys. Mrs. Haggerty is
here with him, and she too will study at
Yale, having chosen sociology and elocu-
ton.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
APPORTIONS STATE TAX.
Assessment Is $2,e56. es7 and Special
Charges Will Amount to
S733.452.2S.

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 22.-Secretary
of State Frear has completed the work
of apportioning the state tax of $780,
637 and special charges of $733, 1929
among the different counties of the state
The total amount of taxes to be collected
for state purposes and special charges is
So, 800, OS9.2S and is apportioned among
the different counties as follows:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
Much the Same.

Travers-Yes, met your brother
when I was IN Arizona. He's a road
agent, I believe.
Easterly-Sir, do you mean to insult
me? My brother Is a real estate agent.
Travers-Oh, 1 beg pardon, but I
knew it was something like that.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
feminine EGOtisTn,

HIM consulted a fortune teller to-
day and she told me that was in love
with pretty girl, but she would never
marry me. It looks like I am up
against it
She-Oh, not necessarily. No fortune
teller is authorized to speak for me.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
PEKIN GAZETTE IS OUT.
Worlds Oldest Newspaper Is Re-issued
in New "Dress"-Contains Many
Editorials,

PEKIN, Oct. 2S.-The Pekin Gazette
the worlds oldest newspaper, has beer
superseded by modern newspaper,
which besides printing the government
memorials and edicts also will publish
editorials. The first of the editorials sig
nifcantly reviews the japanese cOnstitu-
tion and otherwise the paper shows in
huenceS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
CHURCH RIOT IS FATAL.
Fight Between Factions in Hungarian
Village Ends in Death to
Eleven.

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Oct. 2S.-Dur.
Czarnova yesterday a conflict arose be-
tween factions in the congregation which
led to the intervention of the gendarmes.
A free fight ensued between the peasants
and the gendarmes in which II persons
were killed and score wounded.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
QUAKE'S RANGE WIDE.
Earth Shocks at Calabria, Spain, De-
stroyed Twenty-eight Villages
Government Gives Aid.

ROME, Oct. 2S.-The official telegraph
agency in it's estimates of the damage
done by the recent earthquakes in Gala
bria gives twenty eight towns and vii
lagos as having been badly damaged and
thirty-two less seriously damaged. The
government has ordered the rebuilding Of
confiding this work in the
Milan relief committee
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
JUNIORS WIN RACE,

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 26.--[Special.
The interclass crew race on Lake Men
dota this afternoon was won by the Jul
niors. The Sophomores were second,
Seniors, third, and Freshmen. fourth.
The race was over a one and half mile
course.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
HOLD LAND CASE OPEN.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Oct. 26-The
case of the United States against James
T. Barber and L. G.. Moon before United
States Court Commissioner McBain is
being held open today. Another adjourn
nent is expected.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01
BREAKS AERoPLAJE RECORDS.
Henry Farman Shows Remarkab BILE Speed
with Machine in Paris.

PARIS, Oct. 2S.-Henry Farman, in
the presence of cheering enthusiasts,
drove his aeroplane III meters in fifty
three seconds at the height of about three
meters, thus breaking all previous rec,
ords. Earlier Farman covered BOB
meters in thirty seconds breaking the
record of 220 meters held by Santos-Du-
mont.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01

The snake-nut tree is a native of
British Guiana. The kernel of the nut
bears a marvellous resemblance to
coiled snake.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-01

These taxes will &c Included with the
local taxes and collected in December
and January.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-03-02

Customers who are WISE are p'ac-
ing their ORDER, NOW and also order
ing the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-03-02

WIN. Is. Steel, OF "Rockland," near
Port Deposit, will operate the William
Brown canning house at Rising Sun
this season. Mr.. Steel is offering So
per ton Tor tomatoes.
William Wolf, farm hand, was
found in stream near New Holland,
Lancaster county, last week, frozen to
death. 1t is supposed that he fell into
the stream on his way home the night
before.
The best nvcStmcn | ever made
was when I took the Kceiey Cure IA
ycras ago" Hundreds have said the
same. Suppose you write the Keeley
Institute, 2GI North Capitol street,
Washington, D. c., for the little book
let, Facts"
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. has
sold 100000 open mileage books at
$50 each, since September I, when they
were first put on sale. A neat little
income OF $4,ooo,ooo in adyauc" 9t scr.
vice rendered as the result # ..'tc
tions OF rates.
Curtis Irwin, % Lombard. sa:
obliged to go to Philadelphia for tGeal-
mcnt for his eye, which ~ h.r, by q
large splinter which rcw from 3 tree
he was cutting down last week Fear
is entertained that he may lose the
sight OF the eye.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-03-02
. a . TO RIA.
s Bear, the ~ The Kind V! Have A!.an Bought
Signature sf &NANzzzu

Wilson Boyer, OF Oxford, was Serl-
ously injured last week while hauling a
piano to Union parsonage, Colerairc
In unloading the instrument, Mr.. Boy
er slipped and it icll upon him He re
NAMED under the piano until Rev. Mr.
Hunter and two ladies succeeded i'll
getting it of OF him. He had to be
sent to a Philadelphia hospital.
Since last Monday. February IS,
all persons along K. + D. routes who
have not provided themselves with
mail boxes approved by the govern
ment. have been obliged to get their
mail from the postofficc as a ruling OF
the Postofhce Department restraints
carriers from leaving mail along the
routes where such boxes have not
been procured.
Clinton McSorlcy Henry. residing
on the DR.. Earle farm, near Wye Mills
exhibited in Centreville last week a
freak OF nature in the shape OF a lamb.
The eve gave birth to a perfectly form
nd lamb i'll the morning, and the freak
followed in the afternoon II was the
headquarters only, with the two legs
perfectly formed except that each foot
contained but one toe There was nci-
Their body, forcquarters nor head.
The ninth annual contest OF the
Maryland Oratorical Association will
be held at Western Maryland College.
Westminster, April 90 The prize was
won by Western Maryland last year.
Strenuous efforts are being made by
students OF St Johns, Washington
and Maryland Agricultural Colleges to
wrest the honor from last years win
ner, while it is needless to say equally
strenuous efforts are being made to
retain it,
Interesting memorial services were
held in Belair First Presbyterian
Church last Sunday the occasion being
the unvciling OF marble tablet which
has been erected in the Church to the
memory OF Rev. Ebenezcr Dickey Fin
ney, who for nearly quarter OF CEN
fury was pastor OF the church, his pas
torate extending from 1871 till 1905.
The services were very impressive and
largely attended Among those pres
ent were Rev. William F. Finney, OF
Moorestown, N J., and DR.. John NJ.
I. Finney, the eminent physician and
surgeon Of Baltimore, both OF whom
are sons Of the revercd pastor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-03-02
Four Children Roasted To Death

A horrible tragedy occurred near
Bridgevile, Del, on Thursday, the
18th, when four small colorcd children
we're roasted to death as the house in
which they Wit htheir parents lived,
burned to the ground. The eldest OF
the four victims was nine years old
and the youngest " months. They
were the children OF Isaiah Johnson,
who lived on the farm of Representa-
tive Oliver A. Newton, near Bridge
vile. The family consisting OF the
father and mother and two children,
older than the victims, was aroused at
about three o'clock in the morning by
the screams OF one OF the younger
children The mother and the two
elder children escaped by jumping from
the upstairs window but notwithstand-
ing the frantic efforts % the father,
who was beaten back by the flames. the
four little ones who were hcmmcd in,
slowly roasted 10 death
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-03-02
present schedule we'll through the sea

present schedule we'll through the sea
son.
The farmers who have learned Il
study the market and take int account
the conditions, that affect pricv,, know
pretty well how to guage the tuation
Nhcn the supply of canned GOODS is
low and prices high, they undyr,tan
that As a Consequence there must be a
stronger demand for the raw product
the succeeding season and they recog-
nizc that such is the case this year. Es-
peclaily Is this the cast with tomatoes
In Kent county, it is reported, pros
pcctive packers are offering So per ton
or 81 more than last season. and the i'm.
preston seems to prevail that they will
have to raise the figure to $40 to get
the supply they will need.
What holds good in Kent will apply
in Cecil. Taking into account the scar
city Of labor and the high price that the
farmer has to pay for what he can get,
there is no induccmcnt to him to raise
tomatoes unless he can get price for
them. Tehre i, little or nothing i'll the
crop to him at So, except in the event
OF an unusually good yield, which can
not always be counted on,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-03-02
NEWS IN BRIEF5 ~


Navigation is again open on the
Chester river, after having been closed
by the ice for two weeks.
Fishing through ice with lead min
now has been good on the North East
river. Good catches OF bass, pike and
yellow perch have been made.
-Oxford's recently organized or
chestra is making great strides, says
the Oxford News, and will soon take
top rank among the musical instltli-
tons OF that borough.
The Kent News made its appear
ance last week all bcdccked in new
dress of the latest and most fashion
able type. Although nearly siNty-six
years old, our ncighbor is as bright
and spry as young maiden of sweet
sixteen.
Mrs. George NJ. Allison, OF the
Sixth district, has flied a suit for di-
yorce from her husband, Jacob l.. ALI
son. They were married December p,
1905. Abandonment is alleged. Omar
D. Crothers, Esq, is Mrs. Allisons
counsel.
Rev. A. W. Lightbourne, of Mid
dletown, has accepted the unanimous
call OF the official board OF Wesley NJ
Z. Church, Dover, to succeed the Rev
L. +. Barrett, D. D., as pastor, sub
icct to the decision OF the Bishop and
Conference
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-03-02
CA. 8 TO FRI "A.
B.srs the >,Ihe Kind You Have kIways BOlgh!
Signature os LxHzAlZ<1/


- ne iiaVre dc Hracc tmrroycmtEt
y N>@ei2'''n mas been "T&H'IzE9 "''H
ti,e i"I"Wih% dlfcCtorS'~I9 J. seneca
MURRAY Naf'aiyet' *. n. Armenian ~.
T. MCNoh'nS, J"ilh W. roster, lharieN
E''I't' an" L. hopper. MI. Nc
N"iNn' was CHOSEN rf'''Gtnt ana MY.
Ndn''Iihdh secretary ana treasurer
Isaac Mcknatt Dover, celebrated
nouoglnarian, who laughs at Father
Time, had good tune, as tic boys say.
,">t sunday Whrn ne hooked Up a IlvG-
" young NIUE 10 a sen -rntdc S'ciG5h'
ana grove from l,"ytf [" hr'lSeVlI'''
where ne presented the niue 20 ms son
ana TOOK inc steam cars Tor nome.
Delaware College, Newark, received
4 visit from the members Of the Della
ware Legislature "Wednesday. Several
bulls affecting the interest OF the col
lcgc and the inspection OF the instltu-
ton hv the aw-makcrs was with the
view OF informing themselves upon the
facts aud conditions connected with the
case. The Industrial School for Girls
was ais" VISITED by the salons t" see
"hat was gong on there.
Newark. The following officers were
chosen last week to take charge OF that
towns team for the ensuing season.
Norris Worrall, manager; Wilmer Hill
and J. |. Durnall, assistant managers;
II. I. Hcrdman, secretary; T. Harry
Chambers. treasurer. They say the
prospect for a good team and a good
season is bright Arrangements have
been made to use Delaware College
Heid'
Thomas S. Crompton,a well-known
resident OF Londerry, Pa, was held up
and robbed OF 500. Thursday night Of
last week, at Toughkenamon. He had
Oecn to kcnnett Square earlier in the
evening, where he had displayed good
roll OF bills, and later went to Tough
kenamon, where he met three negroes
who offered to show him the trolley
road to go home. On the way, one OF
them suddenly pinioned his arms, an
other clapned his hand over Cromp-
toms mouth. while the third extracted
the money from his pockets.
DO THE RIGHT THING if you
have Nasa! Catarrh. Get Ely'S Cream
i'"lii at piiNN' i''il t'uNh tiiS Ndtdli II
powders and snuffs, for they contain
cocaine. Ely's Cream Balm releases
the sccrctions that infame the nasal
passages and the throat, whereas com
mon remedies" made with mercury
merely drive them out and leave you no
better than YOU were In a word, Ely's
Cream Balm is a real cure, not delu-
sion. All druggists, soc, or mailed BY
tIy Bros. 50 Warren street, New York
CONSEQUENT unon the purchase nj
the trolley system in Lancaster county
bv the New Yor kard PbiladcInh;a
syndicate, which was noted in the
WING few weeks ago, comes the
announcement that one and one-ha,f
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-03-02
Bright Prospects For Tomato Growers

The prospects OF good season for
tomato growers seem to be unusually
bright Because al the scarcity OF
canned goods on the market at present,
prices are much higher than they have
ruled for several years, and there is
prospect that they will hold to the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-03-02
J. H. SMITH,
Ceci ton, Maryland.
Phone No. | feb gs2nos

II. Livcrmorc, at Bellevue. who
dropped dead on his way to work few
weeks ago. w. J, IIolton, agent at
Perryman, formerly OF Iron Hill, sue
ceeds Mr.. Kirk, at Newark, and E. NJ.
Pritchard and extra agent, has been
made agent at Peruvian.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13
elne fhlptre snn.

Sine Der i6perften QaIten eer @rz
men uno ~oerisnigen nit begren3tsnr
@iniommen, lit bic INNER pieDerteb=
reuoe IoctorrennaHg. 3us @elo lit
gero0t5u p%sgsetDorfst, penn man teiz
nen 9ortbeil sr6dlt, ME IS 10 oft Der
6aa 1T. 5srr Soief @rotpogli aus
ORION, Conn, bate etpas GrFabruna
in bisisr 5iHiiHt. @r itrsibt: sd Sin
ielr Oantbur fir ben 4lpeutrdutsr,
pelher mid Don elmer Iangpierigen,
ihptren arantbeit sshsilt Bat. Sd
ge5ruuhte pisle MeOicinen nno pers
luhse oisI Msr3ts, dber Is mar aeraOe
10. ais psnn ih oas @eI0 peggsnorfen
bate. Wleine Strait mai oabia uro
i'd tonnte niht orbeitsn, ubsr isbt.
0ant Dem MIpsntrduter, bin i'd pieOsr
seiuHo. SD per0e meinen 9anosleu=
ten dnratben, iDr @elO uidt peg3u=
Dsrfsn, ptnn lie trant iinb, ion0ern
pom alpeHtrdater @e5rauh 3u MAIDEN,
Delder gang iifsr beiIt uno linoert.
Sin iolhes 3susniB sibt elmer Don
o~euieniseH. pelhe Disits ~bsriismis
Rrdutsrs6eiImitisI psriunt ba6en. gs
TT niht in Qpotbefen ~ ba6en.
Shreibsn sic I'M oas Rdbere an bic
Gigsntbimer, 1r. Better ssahrngn &:
Sons Co.. 112-118 60. 5obne aDe.,
@bicasu. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

Rem Cert Bel eiuem 9ranoe.
ptl6sr cine grcbe Wietbscaierus an
u. 53. StraBe in Rem Yort uRD
einsn 6enat5arisn grobsn pfsrosFaa
8eri0rtsn uuo z dnbers Wlisthsb0uier
lhltmm beihdoiate. puroen Elm Dug
eno QerioRen arltbi, 40 6dmilisn obs
Sahlos uRO sesen 1000 Msnihen
Seitpeilis aus ihren Seimsn o~ertrs5en.
pGbreRo so Qferoe osr5raRnten uHo
@isentbum i'm 0ertle pom $1,000 Q
in 6iammen auisip9. WdbreuO Der
8ran0 In @dn9s mar. lleferten Tb
8ottsn oon 0eiBeH uno 6arbiaeu sine
formlite Sdladt NIT 5duiteu. 9niits
teln uno Reoclpern uno es odusrte
lISnQere 3eit. bis bic qolissi nit az
3ogenen Repolosrn uno &uiippe!n rie
tdmpfencen pdrteieu trsnuen tonnie.-
Bon Der Decentralization an ?. Qpe. II.
40. Str. in Rem Yort puroe eiue
! Bonnie ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Die aniheis
nsno tenn Sntobsr zines S6ititaHoss
in Der adbe BET Station. Rdmsns
SSl5atore 9iniIuca, gait. gr uno
isin Sobn iopie bic 40idbrise 5rdu
glarD gailep. puroen osrIsbt, Iebtere
uno Der 0bitbdnoIsr notwithstanding
t0otIih..
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her IebteR RooembeupaH isiner Der
G~dnOioatsu cine a~5iolute Maioritdt ers
Fallen bate, uie cas- @eieb uoridrtibt,
Bat bic Staotslesisldtur BEN Republis
cener GbarIes u. 6lopo gum 0Ouoers
reur erfpdblt.
Rentndp. Shpers Rssens
giiHe baden i'm pthlihen asntudr
5odflufben peruriaht unb ben getriet
ouf oerIhieoeuen ga6nlinien poatdns
big ms Stoden se5ratt. ~ Sin 5eusr
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gleiien zines 8u9ss 5u Ri6mOnl
iparoen 8 PerioneH idpsr Derlebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13
Rorpbiutase ndlf fnrirt.

2ognA. H. Saznar 1908
80 lit f4on fsit 8 9ahsn an Der Iorpbrz.
enat rafm nur l SiaiGk 4ailor Qbzig's sstrosa.
Gfatgs Aaststn rHA pnrbs barpn tsizsit
s 5 Start
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aufan eoH daaiuat baits. saeosm q ZEN ushsrtn
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bsr, fsinsH uniaH mesr sshabt HHn i4siaf ana isEg
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3EKa mirb Sebsm Der es btrlanQt auasiauhf
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EoENIG MEDICINE CO..
4OO Lake str. CHICAGO. ILL
Sci apotbefern 10 haben far
s1s0o ete 8iafAe, 8 HIafGen fur $1,000
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13
l!!!las is!lals!islIa Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat Die
Sbaiiads ans 2iht sebraht. baB
3iemIih alsemsiu i'm 9onSen Staate
Scpa bic StaOtrdtbe bobere 1ebuIte
be3o9en BADEN, ais linen untsr BEN
@eleB 3utam. 1lau erpartet, paB in
oisleu 6dlen BON ben St6oten seeen
iriibere AIosrmsn aId9en auf Rid
9a5e Der s~eieBpioris se5osensR @slOsr
anh0naig gemdht peroen.
Rabe MiffOuri 90Glsp
entitaRo auf bisber noh u~nauigetI6rte
@eiie Elm 8rano in sinem 9uamana
SaldfpdgsoR bes -OOsrlano 2imis
TED" 3uges Der Rortbpeitern 9abu.
nobel Elm 9aFasisr. Der % Sabre alte
2ouis De Carlo Don laramie. Wpo.,
ben 5idmmentoo fano. 8 anosrs 9oI-
iagisre erbe5lihe 9srisBuneen e~rIitten
uno Der Bag9on iammt iGmmtliden
9a6ieligteiten Der pafasisre in 6lams
men aufsirg.
Sin 6reuno perIebts in Gil
more @itp Dem golitiler u. q.
9dpOen uHperiebens einsn .freunos
i6dftIidsn" Shlag auf ben Rudsn.
9apOen itiirSte oaF Dem Dersiitsu 9irs
g~eriteig, brdh ben SdGoel uRo itarb
cine StunOe ipdter.
Der BEL 5iour Gitn anidI
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feline 6ausbdlterin, Die 30 Sabre olte
6rau 2ucp Ban, unb beginl oann
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Ma!tes erfhOB Iih nit einsm RsDolOer.
Der ibm 5ufduig in bic 9anbs gsratbsn
mar.
- 3ur6 oas 9eriten bss S6puug
robes elmer Observation-Disclosures
puroe Der % Sabre ate nabs
s barIes GitD pobubafte FARMER
5bsOO. 9eiter alf Der STEELE getootet.
9ei einsm ourd I5ertohenoen
cheer auf benz Da9e oss @e5duoes
Der sSstaIooa Manufacturing
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

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