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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26

tive officers have been occupied so
much with desires 10 secure legislation
along other lines that they have
sighted the reform in question, while
the leaders IN charge of postal affairs
in the halls Of congress have managed
60 maintain non-action through spe-
cious arguments when the rus Of
more Immediately demanded" re-
forms would not suffice.
Previous pOstmasters general have
.c0utented themselves with occasional
recommendations IN their annual re
ports for an Investigation Of the sub
iect and tentative praise for the postal
savings system IN the event that II b.
found feasible. The influential mefI-
beers Of committees on p%Ostofhces and
postroads at the capital. when con-
system who would not be put aside
hy excuses that other matters OF in
tarral %postofdee policy were no.
more pressing. nave admitted the sue
cess of the postal savings bank in for
eigE countries. but nave argued that
the territory Of the United states il
too vast 10 give the same results
achieved with the narrow and dense T.
populated countries on Tho continent
of Europe.
Tire stock arguments Of the past.
which may have had a concealed mo-
tive behind them. apparently do not
impress the new postmaster general.
who proposes 20 sun "a more Wig
or0us policy IN favor OF meeting a
popular demand than has character
ICED his predecessors 10 office. II some
friend Of the movement takes the
matter up as earnestly IN congress and
there is no doubt the right person viii
develop-it Is believed that action can
Do begun which viii force practical
results in q comparatively short time.
Already congress has passed reso-
lutions looking to the ultimate estab-
lishment of the postals savings system.
Last winter in response to a resolution
by Representative Kennedy of Nebra4-
ka. the state department supplied the
house with Information on the opera
of the postal savings banks
abroad that showed well nigh as
founding figures. 10 was shown that
in Great Britain. at the time Of the
latest reports, there were 9.6T3.T17
depositors in postal banks. the deposits
reaching the enormous som Of $721,-
Here are figures for other countries
whore the system has been estab-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26
Words of Praise

For the several ingredients Of which Or.
fiert medicines ara composed. as given
hY las ders in an the several schools OF
med Inc, should have far moro weight
than any amount of on-profcs,lunal les.
timunials. DR.. Picrce's iavOr.to Prcscrip-
ton has rHE nApoE oF HONESTY on every
bottle-wrapper. In a full list OF an It's in
gradients printed Boa plain English.
II you are an invalid woman and suffer
from frequent headache. backache. gnaw-
Ing distrEs In stomach, per. odical pains,
disagree ple, catarrhal. pelvic drain,
dragglhgtdown distress IN lower abdomen
or pelyE perhaps dark spots or specks
dancHg before the eyes. fs.rt spells and
klndkd symptoms caused ty female weak
ness, okfthf deranfcment 0fihe feminine
organs NJ can not do better than take
DR.. PieryeE Favorite Prescription.
The hfsbital.~ surgeons kn ie and opera
tins ta4gmay b. avoided bt che timely
use Of N'avOrite Prcscript .n On such
cases. Ihereby the ohnoAAS eAamLD-
LLons alII1LALIALeRLlLIE EmlTy
phLsIcIan eanle Avoided nLAILoEolgh
calTse u smccessfuI treALmelt elrred on
Prescription TScOmp0sod OH very best
medicinal roots known fo medical
for the cure 81 woman peculiar
ailments, contains no aIrui and no
harmful o. habit-formiug dr....
DO not expect too much from -Favorita
Prescription. p 10 uill not perform mira
cies % viii not Dissolve % cure tumorS
No medicine will. twill Do a. much 10
establish vigorous health ln most weak
nesses and ailments peculiarly incident to
aomen a. any medicine can u must ha
given q fair chance by perscNerauce iu is
use for a reasonable length % tine.
rum ~ Substitute for lkLumaL-f
AhnENupQsIiQA
sex women are invited 20 consult Or.
Pierce hv letter. fnoc All correspond
nee i guarded a. sacretly -n-rsf and
rumaniv condolences are protected ~
professional privacy. AddrU-e lr. r. Y.
Buffalo, y. Y.
nr. P.erce's Pleasant rellrfs toe hest
AxaflVe and regulator Of the bowels
They ~invirurate sfnmarh. liver ID
On a laxative two Hr three a
.atharic Easy % take a. candy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26
PRODUCERS NOW
THINK WORST Is OVER

% York. sent. 1.-The consensus
OF opinion .u copper circles is hat So
Tar as prices FOR metal and dividends
are concerned. the worst has been dis
counted a ~ g Der cent "a year
Boo the AwllEamated dividend would
net an investor at The present price of
stock tlp -lmc return as when tnt
company shares we're selling around
$50 aUd -~tuckhulltrs were receiving
at tne rate ~ 3 per cent a year
A-malvamatcd interests do not at-
tempt o. conceal the fact tina the
heavy reduction in output now under
VIII result in a heavy Increase Ga
cost Of production.
On a basis ~ one-haif the normal
production 10 the Amaigamatcd mines
the cost wU run as high as ~ cents
a. pound. and in some cases % cents "a
pound This would eaNc a mdrEi Of
profit ~ -I-1 OF 3 cents % pound
20 is because 81 Pits small margin 90
profit that producers feel convinced
that lt-cent copper wll represent the
bottom urIHn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26

neighbors." said Mr.. Shorey. 81
reached the conclusion some time ago
that a hat was burdensome and have
not worn one summer or winter for
three years. ! find that my
health is improved and that my hair.
which was inclined To fall out is now
as thick as In my younger days. ! am
not e~ndcaVorinE to pose as am arbiter
% fashion nor ann ! the leader of a
new cult. but SO FAR as ! ann PERSONAL
Is concerned. mo- hat for miue.-Washr
fngfou Herald.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26
CHICAGO COUNCIL WANTS
LONG STRIKE SIFI1I ED

Chicago, SEPT 2b-The city council
tonight passed a resolution calling
upon the telegraph companies 10 arbi-
uate the telegraphers strike.
In the resolution. which will be for
warded 10 President Roosevelt and
Commissioned Neill. the aldermen do
clare that they ~deprecafe the policy
adopted by the companies IN dealing
with the strikers and declare 81 to be
the duty OF the companies 20 meet
with the operators. 80 hat normal
service can be restored,
The resolutions also declare that the
husiners of the city b. being injured
by the continuation 81 the strike.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26
SERIOUS STUDY Of
POSTAL SAVINGS
B A n X s
Postal Authorities Are AIMED
With Mass of Figures Show
ing Working of the System
in Foreign Countries,

Washington. Sent gs=Obssratou
abroad ln connection with his dufIe.
aa a dlpiomat has convinced p.stm.a
ton General Never of ths bsusnt. that
have accrued t1 both the government
ANA fhe pe1pI. nf foreign rauntrt.s
through the postal savings hank
uhemp. What mas been flund good
far ofber- nations hs relieves UfI
move r%ouailt bena0rnI fn th. p,aple
of thIs tountr, sine, Transferring
hs .a.rIe,s from me dIpIumaff. ID.
fh, .tf.uffye hfanrb nf Inc GOVERN
mnnf Al Never has d..of.T mono
study b.. tr. .r,nomlr festures inc
AnIyrf asf f d. nrabsbI. mai tbr
c-fabU-hweut af t6e postal .4yinrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26
JURY SECURED FOR
MURDER TRAIL
IN SANTA f
Taking Of Testimony Begins
When the Illness of a Juror
NecesSitates the Calling of
Another Panel,
Especial Dispatch to this Morning Journal.

SANTA Fe. n NJ. Sept. 25.-Thc dis
trict court has had trouble an its own
in securing q jury for the trial OF Rom
quillo and chavez. the men charged
With the murder Of Rufus Tucker. at
"A dance in this city something more
than "A yea ago.
After three days had been consumed
and three panels exhausted. a jury
was ecurcd This morning and the tax
ing Of testimony had begun when one
of the jurors became suddenly 800. had
10 be excused, and the machinery Of
the court came to a stop. II became
necessary to summon another Nenire
and secure "a juror 20 flli the Vacancy,
When all the testimony taken had To-
be repeated. Therefore little progress
was made Ia the hearing today There
are about forty witnesses called for
both sides. n the hearing viii prob
ably take an Of the next two days.
O. a. Larrazolo. OF las Vegas. is pros
.ecuting, while r.. 3d.. Catron appears
FOR the defense.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26
TELEGRAPHERS
WILL BREAK
CONTRACTS
VOTE TO CALL OUT
BROKER AND PRESS MEN
Action Of Local Union Awaits
Sanction Of National Officers
Railroad Operators May Yet
Be Involved,

New York. sept 25-The New
York local 81 the Commercial
photographers union voted tonight
10 call out an leased wire OPP
orators employed By the newspa-
pers n brokers ia this city. II such
action shall be sanctioned by the ma
iional officers. Action by the national
officers Will be awaited before any
thing further h done. II was voted
also to ask the national officers 10
issue a call FOR the broker and press
telegrapherr throughout the country
10 quit work
The demand upon the men who are
now working under contract is made
IN the Interests u those who have
struck against the Western Union and
Postal Telegraph companies.
Daniel Russell chairman Of tho
strike committee. who until today ha J
opposed the movement for a sympa-
thetic strike. tonight made a vigorous
speech In which he reversed his posi-
lion. n declared that expediency de-
manded such a a measure as that
proposed.
Chester l. Hall. chairman Of the
Wall street chapel. opposed the mo-
tion. but was frequently Interrupted
and finally. aeknJ %wledging that he
could not stem the tide against MIN.
Nff ~ AAAhMANA ~ AHfHNNA ANit HtuAAFf
from b viewpoint Of the Wall street
operators.
An amendment introduced by John
6, McCleskey. ~ the Hearst news SET
vice. cXempting operators of leased
wires who are bound By ContfuciH
signed six months previous 10 the
strike Of the commercial men. WAS de-
feated amid much cheering. and the
original resolution passed with but lit
tie opposition. Tho local strikers
await the sanction Of their action by
President Small, Who Is now In Chi
cago. This approval they expect. and
Mh"n b y received they will immc-
diateit set q date when tho press and
wan street telcgraphers viii be called
out.
After the meeting Chairman Rus
sell said that n the present course IL
not effective. the railroad operators
viii be called upon TO quit WORK.
The feeling n general that presi-
dent SINAI VIII approve the latest
move 1f the strikers To make the tele-
siaph ue-up complete.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26
STANDARD OIL GIVES
MILLION FOR SPORTS
John u. ArChbold'~ Great stadium for
syracuse University Now Nearing
Completion.

Syracuse. *. a.. Sept. 2a.-Syracus,
university is preparing for the formal
opening next month uf its stadium.
the largest and most complete attn
lctic field IN America. made possible
uy the gift of John T. ArChbuld. of the
standard OIL company.
Two years have elapsed since WORK
ON the stadium was begun. % is now
nearly complete. and when the work
men take leave OF the campus ths
huge structure viii have represented
an expenditure OF $500 600. The aim
of The university authorities Is 90 have
the most complete athletic plant in
the world. and with this end Boo View.
"a gymnasium building viii be- ~erocteo
at the east end o4 the stadium at a
cost OF $500. 00o. making au tNptndi-
turc Of 81 geo for the promotion
uf athletics.
The stadium forms an oval like the
old Roman Coliseum. following tine re
semblanCe even 60 The tunnel from
which the giadiators of old used 90
merge 10 slaN each other ut the beast
they were matched against. Around
the entire stadium are grouped ticrs
OF seats eighteen deep. one above thu
other each elevation being two feet.
The capacity of ca field is 10000 seat
spectators. Tho stadium al Har-
university has o. gross Chpacltt
something like 90 0or spectators.
iu its permanent structure. Be- is
said, o. Cauuot accommodate amy more
that ~ Syracuse 10 ls pointed
out that n h"NgicniU qualities
the precautions Tor safety bon The S,ru-
rus, stadium render 90 superior 20
any uf "a similar Kind in The world.
To o. zoe feet iuug and 500 Fee
wide Tho lnngth 10 the playing arola
rs $50 feet and the breadth $50 feet 7
lu che excavation work 1900 uup
81 soil were removed and au ave
rag af eco men we're employed daily
a pound ~ stone has hecu used
.u abe construction. Tn stadium Is
nuilt entirely uf NnntrrH and thus
10000 tons have been used.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26

CHICAGO Sept ia statement -
sued today by National Secretary Rus
sell, of tho Commercial Photographers
union. Indicates that the various local H.
are Today voting on tho question Of
calling out ail broker and leased press
wire operators. but NO inIimatlon g.
given n to whether the national Off
GERS viii agree 90 call these men cut
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26
~, - naIIc- orn.alcs

There j. In Washington q man Who
Tor three wears ana "A half has not
a haf The name 10 This CltTcn
with al anlirathg fur hendEear is a.
4 Shuret an emulufr uf D depart
meuf ~ commerce and labor
Wearing "a hat r. wUrr "a habit than
nmVfhina else and probably descended
o. us from our feudal ancestors who
steel helmets a. prevent being
knocked in the head hy their uarrifE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26
Production Of Coal in Alaska.

The United States Geological survey
reports that the total production o,
coal i'm Alaska in 1906 was 5.5i1 short
tons. having "a spot value of Sl797i,
am increase of 1857 short tons in
quantity and si.214 in value over the
figures for 1905. when the production
amounted TO S3.7I4 tons, having a
value of S1S.25O.
Prior 10 1905 the returns from the
producers of Alaskan Goals were very
incomplete. but i'm that year the col
lection of statistics 'on the subject was
undertaken hy Alfred II. Brooks and
.g.a.g. E. Martin II the surveys diyi-
sion of mineral resources of Alaska.
and the returns Unclaimed are believed
"a be fairly complete. Tho produp-
ton for 1905 was reported as G14 tons
and fo- 1908. Az tons. but Mr. Mar
Elm states hat in zach of these years
the total output was at least 1000 tolls
was probably $500 OF 5000 toms.
IN view of tho quantity 90 futl COM
umed in Alaska and by steamers ply
Ing between the territory and the
ports Of the Pacific a states. the
tardy development Of the excellent
coal beds In Alaska is somcW hat re-
markable, The consumption of coal
in she territory appears 60 he about
14O. 600 tons compared with which the
local production IS insignificant
A report on the coal fields of
Alaska, prepared by Mr.. Martin. was
published by the survey fu Bulletin
314. and survey partic> now iu the
field are continuing i-nVesrEauons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26

rai-Pinia Mineral water rur~. and pre-
tents Bniieusas-.- "A yeur grscer 80 a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26

NotIec BE- hereby riven that H the -sfh
day nf AuEust 1g0T ln accurtar.. Hifh scc-
uan lt. irrigation Jaw ~ fHH-. BOO ruerUl
Irrigation Company 70 AlhuUu.rrur county
- HernaiiIn TERRITORY % Sew NtaIla male
Application ta the territria' .HgIueer 81
Nee MexICn fHr n permit fs appropriate
from the public waters q tle st.rF Or
New Mssicu
Such appropriation Is 60 ne made from
Ha ruerca a. point which bears IS 81 &C.
Erces w fsn feet from the rs W r.rncr o.
the Hernahe a. Mnntana grant Hs means
- dirersIHr and STORAGE rarsU.r 900 ae
ff. fH he uIlea ftrea times aa.H saas.n and
uermal nnu 10 D. lu O. rar second and.
&c aoH ac O. Is fa Pol conveyed 81. u.rts Ir
above grant auI ln TaunsH ns 90 ana re|
s. r. " hy means NJ canals and rassr
tHlrs and there used Ter IRRIGATION and do
uesfr purposes
The territorial rreIneer nH r.ra thts an
1NcatiHn up Or rHrsIderaU.n .n fhe rfrt
70 Noremter 1907 aud aI rarsaas rr.|
may oppose Ore rrauunE tEe above an
must Ole thflr e. IertHrs afh rr.
.errt.ral engineer .a .r before -aat
VERNON D. rrLLuAN
Territorial Eallueer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26

MORNING. JOURNAL WANr ans
BhING RESULTS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
Hus rlHwaukss.
WdhrenO ber lebIen 4 3aae laI


Wdhreno Der lebten 4 Gage bat
F6 pI0blih Der Sommer BEL ms sin=
aefibrt un0 spar iOFort nit elmer trOs
pifhen Eemperotur bis gu 80 Srab,
bic aud Idon einise 6ibidIdse sur
5olse bate, pelhe aber fir Die Be
treffenhen gIUdIid oerliefen.
9ah elmer @stldrun9 BON Mas
nager Mc9cnalD BON Der u. 9.0ris6t
gito 8irectorn 60. betrdst bic Sim
mobnerSabl ron Milpaulse gsssnpdrs
ti5 5miihen $4,000 Bis 3S5,0O0See=
len.
H Sn 81. Martins miro am %.
bis. nm 10 lIbr oormittass Ger RAD
LAP nes Dertorbenengbritid Bar, Be-
itebeno aus 2 5duisrn ne6it ben oa3u
aeb0rsHoen @runolfiidsn, Iopie 2 lee
rem 9~runoHiden mo 9ausratb, Of
fentli6 an ben Mleif5ietenoen perfduft
peroeH. Der 9laB tit bsquem nit ben
Waseu Der Mhustego Bates 2 9inis 81
errei6en. Ran lefe bic 6eSiial;ne 4nz
5eige.
SooesfGIIe. - Qm II. SUM,
5rau gat6. s. SrauOt, geb. 2otemss.
30. 931 gepbal Str, 4S Sabre; Be
srdbniB 9onnsrstas. ct. Better uno
Pdul. - Nm 18., 4oelbeio Malebtp,
90. $50 Musteeo Zine, 4 Sabre; Be
grd6niB 6rsitus. 9l.9 eifts8irde. Cap
ton BART.
unAIids< Gdpitel - Der
35 Sabre ate grauer SOfef
6rienri6 nuroe DON einem Strdz
benba6npagsn iiberFabrsH Il. 10 fdper
perlsbi. oaB er am ndhiten 5ase itarb.
- Sn ben Anlassn Der 81. Steel So.
fieI Der 35id6rigs gremier Nm. 9ospz
te. go. 397 RaFea Aoe., untsr bic Rd=
Der zines 5rddt5uses uRo purne IOs
fort %set0Otet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23

Durb has 5susr InO 200 Muun Be.
itdftieunsslos.
- Die State 8aut in 9 insb am
puroe nadts Don @in5rsherr
um $500 beraubt, bod selang ss Die
8anoiten in ct. same e~insufuus
gen UNI aud oas seitUblsne @eIo piss
oer3~uerlaneen.
Sin tornaboortigsr Sturm Derz
uriahts srobes unbeiI gu Rem uIm
uno ~llmgeseno.
= G0roli6 BON 9irginia babsn
Walobrdnoe erbeblitsn SdaosH aness
ridtet.
- Sheriff 81 6. aaripu bat Tt in
ieiHsr Bobuung i'm @ountpsefdHgniB
BON Detroii srihoHsu.
- gin5reher BADEN Der 9dnt Don
RuffeII eineH gefu6 obsetattet,
Die Safe seiprsugt unO $4,000 in
9aar1eIo er6eutei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
9Ho-Dakotn.

Die .glad 5ias" nurOeH BON si-
rem 6 Siunbsn Dauernbsn furttbarsn
Reans uno 5dstlIturm bsimgsiudt.
Der in BET oangsn geseno groBsHShas
osn onrihteis. 8rou 4nosrioH ano
ibrs 5eioeH ainoer Durben in iarsm
6eim in oer Stoes Barn Sdludt 81
gieompnt BON ben WaHsrmahsH
fortasitpemmt, uno ale brei srtrans
Ten. 2u 3flforb ioasH ; ptti0nen
ben MaTsrflusben 5um Gpfsr geiaasH
ieis.
an BEN in 5tanbreou gee
FlbTttn 8~srfabreH gegeu bic oer Zoo
tuna ibrss Tisnnmdbhens AgHss8 ols
reis dnseilnets iisinrsihs graasrsgais
tin gmmo qauffmonn Don 5tour
rails BAT osf ofFsutli4s Qntldssr
isins 5ats SumQ5ihlub ss5rahi anb
bic 1ertbtioisuns III nun am Mort.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
nrD-gakota

- Der unter benz Romen gCrientaI
Qimiteo" betannte Shnelsuq oer@rsat
Qort6ern 8a6n eutgIsiIte Sci oer Sta
ton 9dlermoun b rolte einsn tie
fen Mbbang binunter. porauf idmmts
Tide Daggons in brano gerietben uno
.3onfdnoig serItsrt purosn. IS purbs
spar Niemano get0otet, aber II Pers
loneH trugen. mebr ODER peRiger ihwes
re 8erlebunssn oaDon. Derllufdl NUT
De ourd ben 9rud elmer Stisne Ders
anlobt.
Sn @oeb Bros. aduflaoen in
portal entitano ourd umTtir5eH
elmer Campo cine 5suersbrunf, bic eis
nen 56aben pon $4,000 anrifteie.
Der I'm. Qaoen nebIt Subali. bic pors
tai State gant uno Die 8ureaugebdus
Be Der SHternationol 6oroslsr 50.
pur0sn 8srftort. Die GamiIis Spoos
nsr, bic ii6er benz 2abeH Don 8oeB
Bros. pobnte ionnts ih Hur NIT tHaps
PET Qotb retten.
8. u. SobnfOH. Der mapOr BON
5argo. III mad iur3em 8ronsitln
seitorben.
- QoHmsiifer u. ;. 6in oon 6 0 n
b Q. in beFsn Cafe Elm Bebl5strds BON
fGF $1,000 ssfunoen poroen mar, bat
fh eridoGeH.
Quf Ger elttrlifen 5arm 81
Deuits Cate nuroe Der IS Sabre
ate 81. Garter DON hsr SrausmiHion
elmer gafolinmaItine srfubi uno fat
aagenblidlih 9et0oiet.
Nus ehsliher Giferiuht dihob
Der Sci 9alIep gitp anidfHgs
Tarmer Geo. u. Wcglurs isimHaHtdi
elmerQepis unb i.slts Td odun isl5ft
cen Gehoroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
Scr Gdnein Der @eInnObett

lit DIFFERENTIATION reinsn 8lutes. Dime
oasfeIbe psrOst S6r alien m0glihen
8rantbsiten unterporfsn ieiH. 6Orui's
AlpentrGutsr Iheioet aue llnreiulgteiz
ten aus benz SgItem aus, unp ftafft
neues, reihes. rOtbes 9lut, bic StiBe
Der SeiuRobeit. 3Gnn nur BON Spes
cial : Nsenten oOer ben gigsntbimera
Direct 6e3osen nernen. NoreITirt: Or.
Better 6abrnep e Sons 60, 112-
118 50. 6onne Qpe., ghieaao, 50.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
OrnnO'G I8entbumt
ca perfanftn.

gsiunobsttshaIbsT spiro elm 6drouars
@eihdit gum Bertaui a%nssbotsn. Sine CUTE
gsleaenhsit fir sinen Osutihsn Rat6oliFsn,
CUTE SuHoihait, CUTE Sarmgessno. 9ano
toitet BON 50 bis 100 Dollars per ader.
SduIe unO STRIDE nit Shpsisrn uuo
9rieitsr, on elmer oirscteH Gbieasoer 81
ienbabn. Sdbrlihsr umiab bon $4,000
bis $4,000. SIM u6roIihsn Soma. Dan
ihreibe: 6arbDare Columbia Sfics, 90
Wlaion Cir. WiIpanIss, 4is.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
cue fMo NIT Der misfnme
anfriesen

aus bsr Ct Btisr NIB ganls WpHaaIrs IN guubts.
lamb ul0- tbsiIt man 6slstnhss mt. 9ahsr RsHigs
Qersen.S tdrtsr pRret hisr inon bisrs IN psri1tebeHtn
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etnsirtn nit BEN bspsH Gri0ist aHstIoaHhl Sin A,r.
artiser sen. pelasr nit ealaEofstsif bsrbunbsa icon
l Sahr lang bsiano. Unrbs bnra 5 5Iai3eR sstEosn.
etnrtsE ssheI. ana bspdhrt e. nc fsRh 70 azssT.
Mlha esb ale nit hsE @iEfHHs ess Isrpsa.e starters
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eiartrr ssssa eapaat bic bura sguiarHuts sHs
naH6. unb n re isitbsm saHs mobI nnb sslnne.
~Ax tn mtrthboneg En1 FaT NsrpenleibenSs
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4rmt frhoittn ana be qltetstn umiouR.
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6D6p. gaitor Rbuia. Sort @apue Sab, anbsrtitei
unb istt uHfer irHer aHDeiinHg bon Der
KOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
ZOO Lake str. CHICAGO, LIZ
sci e~eotbetern an habea taf
n1soo bte HtafGe, Q 6iaf6tu fur S5.OOt
erobs S1.7b, 9 tar $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23

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trantbeit seitor5en. (D
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betaunie ih Der sbgmolisf Sdntbeorl7
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fin is, in 8ssua auf IL Ger 50 Anila'
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5iS6ri xr 3udt9ousbaft perur.9eili.
aNur6 bic @rploiion erEies
Dampfph pges aaf nsr 5arm 81
5eIbn pnroen Oscar Batter IND
maIbinoton aoetIer set0otet UNI or
GiaentbamEr qss 9iIa8es, IL 8. @ars
10. f6per berle vi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23

erlitt einen 5daoelbru6 un6 ioufise
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Qe5en.
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rise 3immermann Nm. Ruulo ieiner
5rau, nit Der er Ieit Idnsersm auf benz
8rieesfuBe ssIsbt uuO Gle ion ami
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m a n in ghippepn 60. ~0pafdROig,
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-23
sine biniae GOttaoe.

SKINNER Gottass nit Cement glos
Sunoament, @alisr, Ssfusr, @as. gasa
anseitriheH uHb in sutsm 3ufionos. Cd
Got. 9reis $2400. 8ebineuuatn $500
8aor, Jteit monatlid. Roro0flihe gfe
"a. unb 6ables ct. gahsufraaen BET "
8unsn @she, 213-2I7 ~ggstpafsr ctr.
SIs6 norblih bon GraaO Nus.