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The Washington times., 1907-04-14

the Philippines.
The most gigaE-ic work Of the Cen
eral Government, however, in connec-
ton with the jamestown Exposition,
is perhaps the construction of the
great double pier which extends far
out into Hampton Roads. At the out
er extremities OF the parallel branches
of this double pier, a gigantic arch
way connects the two parts. thus af-
fo-ding ingress and egress for vessels
of the smaller kinds between the har-
Dor without ard Smith harbOr within
the piers. This entire structure is sub
mounted With thousands Of incandes-
cent lights and upon the great towers
at the outer ends viii be mounted
monster. searchlights.
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ExhlbIt Of negro Progress.

In one OF these a complete model
postcfnce VIII be Installed as a branch
of the service. and exposition mail
viii be handled therefrom. In the
Fisheries building there are nineteen
tanks. some containing salt water.
some cold and others warm. for the
different species Of fish exhibited One
Of the features Of the fisheries ez-
hibit viii be a number Of seal, which
viii lie exhibited in an open-air aqua
rum. Another Government structure
IS the Negro building. for the con-
struction Of which, and the exhibit 10
be Installed therein, the sum Of
$4,000 has been appropriated.
The building, which Is an artistic
structure, is nearing completion ana.
large as the building is, it viii be com
pletely filled with exhibits illustrative
Of negro progress. The Government
has also a colonial building for Pan
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Twenty-Five States VIII
Haze Their Own Struc-
lures, and These Will
Transport the Visitors
Back to Revolutionary
Days by Their Pictur-
eSque Styles.

" HE visitor to the Jamestown Exposition the present stage of
completion few days prior the opening date April %
impressed very foby first with the magnificent panoramic
view Of landscape and historic harbor with its border of
many nesting busy Cities and second with sublime beauty of the
architecture of the Colonial City by the Sea"
This latter impression intensified and made all the pleasing
the realization that these stately imposing structures are
not destined to become heaps ughy rubbish when the ex
position closes but of such permanent construction endure
for many years thus serving other useful and glorious purposes
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The state Buildings.

At least twenty-five States will have
buildings, all CT permanent eonstrue-
ton and IN themselves no mean in
vestmsnt to the States erecting them
as the buildings win most likely com
mand a price in excess Of the cost Of
construction when the exposition
closes, FOR seaside homes or club
houses.
Most OF the State buildings are ad-
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picture top page Of the auditorium
and Administration Building with its imposing cOlOuuad
Virginia Building handsomest of the
group State buildings
picture Commerce where there viii
exhibits States this
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p n ORDER to give the historical ex-
hibits of the exposition a meet
setting. the architecture of the
Ter-Centennial is entirely colonial.
Every previous exposition has had
buildings which. more or less homo
geneous and harmonious in general er-
feet. marked no era nor illustrated any
period.
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the armies and navies Of the United
States and Of foreign countries visit
ing the exposition; Fisheries building;
building for Smithsonian exhibit and
National Museum; two large buildings
for exhibits from every department
Of the Government
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NOT UNREASONABLE.

II 1 had half a million plunks
BY true and actual count,
AND
Stocks enough to fill two trunks,
With bonds to like amount,
AND
Could I but take Of stocks my picH
IN making up my list,
THEN
! feel that might cease to kick.
And be an optimfst.
Louisville Courier Journal.
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Other State StrnetuIas.

Pennsylvania has constructed a
replica of old Independence Hall, OF
Philadelphia, corresponding in every
detail to tho original, which is IA
miliar by picture or personal inspec-
ton to almost every one. a mann
moth four-face. electric-iluminated
clock will ornament the tower and all
the lines of the tower viii be illumi-
mated by rows of electric lights. Two
clusters Of lights viii sUmm0unt the
front terrace. while from the posts
ard brackets there win be additional
clusters of lights in abundance.
Maryland reproduced as her building
at the jamestown Exposition the
homo of Charles Carroll Of Carrollton.
Carroll was one of the signers Of the
Declaration of independence, and sur
vived all the others by half a dozen
years. One room of the building is
replica OF the old senate chamber at
Annapolis, where washington re-
signed his commission as commander
in-chief of the RAINY. In addition to
the State building. the city Of Bald-
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test buildings az the exposition. It
is OF large. colonial design. with inn
mense columns and pOrches, and IS
constructed OF North Carolina yellow
pine The appropriation Of this state
is S55 000 for building and exhibit. Mrs.
George Vanderbilt. Of BtltmOre. viii
furnish one OF the rooms OF this build
ing and the White Furniture Com
pany. Of 8Iebane. another.
Delaware. the little Diamond State,
is erecting a building OF colonial hip
rcofed design with a p3rquet gallery
running around both interior and ex-
terror. the Delaware coet-of-arms
over the doorway and the wor-
Delaware impressed upon the side
wall. With colonial porches, old
time corniees and immense brick
chimneys az each end OF the build
ing, Il VIII be an exceedingly attrac-
tive and creditable building.
New Jersey has one Of the most ar
tisHc Of buildings. a representation Of
General Washington's headquarters
stately structure Of a pure colonial
type Of architecture, eighty-three by
thirty-taree feet IN size and Its IA
eade presents a beautiful colonial pic
ture It viii be used for headquar-
tiers for New Jersey visitors and for
the holding Of social and other events.
New York is erecting q large colonial
mansion modelled after the home OF
the late General Lee, Arlington. on
the Potomac, opposite the city Of
Washington. Il viii be surmounted
BY a dome IN resemblance 10 the
dome of the Congressional Library
at washington. The hostess OF The
New York building is Mrs. Nelson
Guy Henry, wife OF Adjutant Cen
eral Henry, Of the New York militia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
AhraiessIiea.
gon a0elc Gteffenbaa,
G9ioaao.

cebt wobI. S6r Sinner - 8ie9t
q IN 5rie0enl
6 mus MN 6alo geiaieOeu iein-
Sbr Iabt mid mie OeH Baum I'M
9Sinier
Stun obue grimes @au6 aaein.
ga font fem 2ieo in 0iiryen 3Deigen.
ga ieIbit ser 5riiblinB Bat nIAt
Nsadt
Gort ieine @un0erfrait 5u 5ei8en,
$50 feInes ain0er5 Auge ladt.
Sd mub 6u@ lafen.-au0're iperOen
eub bitten, piiegen uno Deriteb'n.
3 SOFT, i'd nuns bon meinen ainoarn!
Bon Den aelie6ten mug ib ge5'n-
Sod ipie mir immer and 8eidieoen
Is jiebt NIT @id mem beIB' @ebet
lln0 aae& mas sud @lutterliebe
81 ie0er 5eit bera6geiiebt.
lln0 foltet iromm sbr Sure 5dnOe.
BIT beteH, tief ans 8er5eHs8rnn0,
co iprebe fir BEN WlHtterfrie0ea
aud cine gitte Guer gluno.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
@eoIesen Scr SOmmrrsnrOsrObs.

9adoem Ser Script ieiue SER.
idait aHgetreten bot, mus oie Com.
mergar0ero6e Gnmd6lih Sen @inter.
toiIetten peihea. Die iommerliden
3leIomasitude fonnen nun Elm bal.
Sabr ruben, md oa lit es 0urhaus
niht gleidgIlti9. auf mclhe 8eiie
mir iie SIT Oieien 3apede U~orbereiten.
@lan ioute Is {ih Dor allen 2inaen
sir Sfegel maden. @alhflei0er ME
idmubt9 SIT Derpaden. Wean maide
tie ior9folfig uuo le3e iic m1eplattet
un0 suiaTimen3eroat fort. @ahren0
ser lan9en &mterrnbe uiirOe ser
Sduus lid III Sem Stofi iehr felt.
ieseu uH0 uare ipater mar nit arc.
Ser giibe SIT e%nfierncH. 9au0er. Sic
5un1 Sdnud Ser 4lei0er ooer Site
geoient baben. pl1tte ma ant nus
nn0 nifie lie ii6er eine ganoroae.
4Am Die ibrise @arnierlma Ser
Soumer5ite tranne man al. geoh
brau2bare 9lauer ner0en ior1i1l.
.tig III 81rtou aui5apabrt. Spiben
peroen ggpa'6eH G1uar3e Spieen
IN Sgiritusl. ausaeoriidt uno AMI elm
aiiieu ~gsncoelt. @san man lie ners
oodr. tuiifg man re nitt. ioaSern
leae Tie ueo5.itiI Ioie III aartons.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
pas eirn pun Orr ,@Indse''
Gin geitrag Sur u~eueiteH 9ameHbut = Mooe
Bon 8lHeslpb SaaH5eT.

5eItge6eitet an Oen 2oden
Stedt ole 5orm aus 6il5 unO 9ano,
8aut ole i6onite aner @loden,
Gemoleaen iei0 sur 9an0l
Sine 5rari, Die ibid,
8raurbt manb FIGURES Stiid,
2adiAub, Seioenitritmpie, &oben ~
God Oas 06euerite Iibt obenl
Denu no @eidmad iih init oer!vfooe,
go @abuiiun paart lid mit0lethoOe,
@iebts einen Sut BON eritem Stang.
D'rum priiie, mer lid eluig binoet,
0b iih nidt gar elm idon'rer Tin0et,
Die @toO' lit tur5, 0os Sabr lit lang !
9iebli1 in ser 9rdute 2oden
Spielt Der i~ungirdulide 9ran5,
God Elm SUIT in Sorm bon 0loden
2erbt ibr crit 0en rehten Slang.
SID, oes 2ebens reidllte Sreier
3ab'n itd crit nit fiibnem Welt6,
@gnm Oem@irtel. penn oemS6leier
3u9eieat Der @lodenbut. -.
@o6lt6ittg lit ser @fo0e Maht,
@enn iie ser Mtenid be56bmt, be-
ma@t,
Tod furhtbar DiuO's, tDenn in Raris
sic ploblid M1aB un0 3iel DerlieB
uuO buut 5u aaer Man1den Dual
Die Site tburmbod, football
@a5e, menn iie IosgeIoiien,
@ahicno obne @ioyr1tarO,
SIN Gbeater bid umFaHen
@ie ne u%ngebeure @an0.
SORT 0it's mimmern AM Der S6ene2
Oort ipielen ieBel
God ser SUIT
6entnt oen Slid,
ltnO Ou fuiri6eit boiler @utb:
sd perlaug' mein @elO 5uriid.~
Der @6ann mnB binaus
0}it sen Sol0itiden riiden,
NhuB 5ablen 0 @raus,
3n Sn0e erihroden,
lin ole 6errin pom &aus
81 begliidcn, 5l begloden.
nn0 Der @atte nit triibem Bid
9timmt CUR 6anO iein B~orteieuig',
lteeer366lt md, Stid fir Stiid,
uno NIT Seui5en berappt ar idneu.
@tnen Bid
Rad 0em @robe
SCiner Sobe
Seu0et er Damn nod 5ltriif,
gntiernt lid Damn aIS arner Rnabe.
@as aud oie @foOe i6m germubt,
Gin iiiBer Croft lit ibm gebliebeE:
@r bIidt auf's @alipt BON ieiner sic.
ben,
urS iieb.es lit Elm tb eure Snupt!
Sdrper nab Sans
SfNpanft sic @attin.
Eod tie 9e6t gieih pieoer ous,
Denn tie batibn..l
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Sin MittcI aeacn g~rOtidimm,ln.

Sn Observation-Disclosures, no man
oep6hnlih groBere Mtengen grot
auf einuoI badt. piIe9t letteres i'm
Sommer o0er bel aiifbemabrunq i'm
qele- leiht ihimmelig 3i tuer0en.
MS erurobtes @fittel gegen oieien
llebeIitanO cmpiie5It cs iih. oas
friIh aebddene 9rot. iobaI0 es ans
0en Sfen fon1mt. in einen N1e6Iiad
III Iteder, in meIhem nod etiUas
Mlehl suriid8eblieben lit. iHo 3tpar
70. oaB Sic 9berrinoen oes @rotss
aufeiunuAer 81 Iiegen tommen. Sier.
nab bin0et man Den Sad 81 uaO
handt ibR an einell luftigen Crt
freiiHpeben0 an. Nuf 0ieie 8eiia
last iid 0os @rot 4 bis 6 @oden
auf6euabren, obae troden 5u merOcu
oocr dufl MIR cine Spur non Shnn.
mel ausuieben. Dor Dem Bebraudle
legt man Is cine 3att in Sen Seller.
Oamit Is pieoer geihmei0ig mir0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

ldluamniaes frat. uno ihmadioies
8lellh NIT rothlidjem 4usieben. Gin
81 oltes. idon Der Miilh a~nD0bnies
Sater bat ebeHinliS lebaaff eei0rbtes
6iellh. lie rldtige sSarbc fiir gs.
les aalbfielih lit iehr blaf nohe8u
lpetB- Die bei1en Slide limo be.
fonntllh ole Geulen, uno pom 0ielen
Ut oas id0uiie unO 5arteite Stiif Sic
Shale o0cr aalbsnuB C6rican0eau)
Gas ieqennaHte Sdauielfen pom
Baud lit mo5l nod 5arter. nidf a6er
10 ferHig. 8as Nierenitiid nit ser
9fiere gibt nameRtlib aerout einea
oOr3ugliden 8raten. Ole @eriuens
Dung Der ilbrigen Sheile. 9er3, @e-
hung. aalbsmilh Cries, iolUie Ser
aopf f0nnen Idngeres 9iegen nidt
uertragen, am wenigiteH Die 2eber,
oa lEe iid ie1r raid ueriest.
9dmmeIfIeifH. - Son ei.
mem 8wei- Bis o~reiidbrigen Sammel
iie6t oas 5leiih leb6ait roth aus.
Oas Set feruig un0 meiB. Gin nod
81 jung geihlahtetes Ibier bat bal
les. Elm ihlehf gendbrtes blauIihes,
elm 5u oItes braunes 6leiih. lin
i9madbaft 8u iein, mliB Sammei.
fleil1 unbe0ingt eiuige Sage ablie-
gen. Die beIteu Slide iinO 3iden
uno &eule; Bug, Sails, 9ruit,
aopf eignen iidl meniger sum Bra
ten. ais 81 &agout, 3. .. IN gebrduu-
ter Sauce nit Maioran gepiir5f,
ODER gum Sieoen. Sebr piflnt MIRO
Ser Sammelbraten, menn man etwas
RnOblaub ooer Salbei mitihmoreu
l1Bt, oo6 0as 1T mieoer @eidmad-
idha.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
/ Sir diiGc mo @ans. {
aHdeH5etiei FIR 0aasmauHsfon.
(6ir 8 Berioaa bcre1Het)

Sonntag- @ilttags. Sasebut-
teHiuppe. Sdmeiuebraten. @Rot9e
8nbenialat @orup0tt. *3rmmt.
iDaifelH- 4beAos: aalter 8rateu
NIT ftalter Seringsiauce. Butter.
Srot. Safe. Sbse.
W ontag = @anags. Semmel-
iuppe. *@ebadeHer Snnerfobl init
Sbinten. ~ Qnn6: *9aferfloGsn
NIT E0rrObit ooer 9tuii4nitt. But.
ter. grot Sale. I5ee.
0ieHitdg- Mutdgs: *erbien.
iltppe nit Reis ulo &ofeIiIeiih.-
Sunh: *eiar nit UlaffnronI. BUT
ter. 9rot. Bier ooer Ibee.
% ittmod 0qittags: Cries.
irppe. *aiirbisbrai nit slepfelH
mo *ge1adte aoteletteu.-9uad:
@artofeln in Der S6ale. Seriug.
Butter. 8rot. Bier ODER Gbee.
2 o. nm ernag- 0fittags: Sim
brennfuppe. *@eodmpites @in0.
fleiih nit Sclerie. ~ Sunh:
*aartoifelpuOOina (ibrig ge5lie-
bene a%artoffeln parmen0eu) nit
Se6er. Butter. 8rot. Bier ooer
Gbea.
6rettag- W2ittag5: ardnter.
iuppe, 8ratbernigg @riesfloBe
unO 9irnen. - 2mh: @iidlinge
o0er 6lua0ern. Butter. 9rot. Sale.
Uaer. G9ee.
e onnaben0- @}ittng5: Sn9o.
iuppe. *@ebodener SpiHaf nit
6iiHreiisn. - 2unh: *6artoiiel-
floBe nit Sped. 8rot Bier ODER
3bee.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
@orts iino 3p,ras gciipicle Gieim.

~sSlHle mte 81, io0 ids Cr sen
oeaitscn. Dies utroamnlte IhlAen2
01Hit On 0cuR Hie a5ren2 3am
oaneupct.cr no6 einHaL oas muB
cn0ii6 elm Gnoe Aaogni" 10 idnanbr
N3err &ilO iein S5hnhtn an imS
taHn lid nidt 0eHu3 mau0ern. i've.
11r oae ain0 nur Bic o6iheu..de gln.
aemohnheit bo0c. }u iludeu. 9Sie oft
lar0 Ell iih nod 0arH5ar araesR
million, - 0enn @orie itg0 3megle
q .oBc &eybote meroen Qui sem ana.
b0 mic 0je aepunihte @irfuna alg.
uotbrin1ea 10 Ianle Der Batter ie.5it
ilM 0as haBlide 0onHere ut0 @st.
terra nidt abJeWohpn miro G5sl
70 meujA Nriel8 miro 6rau gSil0 ha.
beu. Sic In 0gr aloersli Slu6c ihr
dlteitG Sod1terhgu cgma6ut .@5er.
Sott& I'll icn0t 0od cj1mal Hidt
flotihea. 9ltm III Sic Eruoe mic0er
0ui SiN hoie mti. CH J5c 9lltS er.
f0btt hdit ua9 oie Suit 1eia1t hat.
Sls I'll a5cr aad WHrtt.a MIST
a4aia BON 0ir; oaB ib 0as MAI
mlcoCf $40 Saren baoeiWt' Af.
l5eae Ir0u @6Il} HattrtrAt
Hd in ser S|tr0lprtoiat ale ie Sine
&csasnte ON N,altU r2rii1ts ae i
6tii. .loollen Stt aldt ciaef Nli}sr,
b,.d bcrein loHuIcat Sa id'maggg
.aaH iNt }nei SaIea Ell III Spnshi
Guiiuhg iol. ecrn iii re.ie oah.
~ lit Ercme'a0iiHgfttct So 0apsl
tn &gnwlB 5n legsl lua2 Nraa
3ieunaae ubcg Sp iH ,Hllaai slI
triUlta }Uali. 0iuu h ucrdr0li6cf
S3slu3 peraldB NrlH Sdgi5 uf5.
Nt miotriteheN Sic tgi,t ad1sr.
sao mta cntiptlnt N3 tpt euolaie.
Nt'vraa 0a9 mic UiUt nia,r su ga.
rascrlr9a oraud'al oe.u 1sG ara
c5gH 8ato,tme Soa2 Hut .,tNA %.
tca l0uldt 0s goWut 0ee 0lertcn
ra5rihelulih 8og nt8t eataa4 3uu
@wa6iiea SAB i3re M,ug,tr aitg
oaittat taut Woiiig ne 5et dtral.
Wura1 - ~reipcttisS s~se..uaN fftli
9o.i.aea H,dN; a5w 1aa} aauuls :.
liA i0glt lore h1B.l5e 9ts5un9 A.a
rgieu SseC1siior tt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Gin @elDitHd inter rincm Sopfe her
%bprSuhDlcn,

ohne ben Eopi 81 b%erii5ren. flinat
n%unocrbar. Ter Sher5 lit aber iehr
leIdt aus3ufuhren. s. gea0ren 0a.
3u MIR NDe @Gl0itade les f6nnen
audi 5r0ei anoers. gIeitdrtige feline
@eacuitlnoe ieir) nnO Elm uaOurh.
fihtiges @ei1B. Msan ihIcat nun
ieineu Spiel1ei5hrfen sic @ettc nor.
OaB man Gas 8cgo. obne Sen Eopi
3a 5eriIsren, pAnehmen weroe, Be-
gie5t iiH inter oen Gid flcpt al
0eniel5gu uHo brilgt Damn oas All.
0ere @Goini1 sum &1rihein. ga.
1IrIid miro Sic 0aneroocH Oie @eu.
ger sla1eR un0 tie .uerOea iih ia
u1c3cugeu iuteH. % oas @el0 urs
term Sopf ouh uirfitH ceridguunoen
III iHSen fie Sen Sogi ca5s5sr.
Gam grsit mar rdh oaraniar.
niuut sas srite Gel6tas ue1 unS
Cat 10 Gle @sts sspozHel
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

Eua5isalts Ctqies gcuaN1
neriatggc a1r e1Ho3ct is pou oiisgl
5lo3f# nnea 2t'aiat alcr su2etHiloa
tttihHte7. alisn 4lotflcr
81. a1ae1nisy NiarfIrregt.
&1i den uroer tn &}ein-
tfNctr g,tn M~cnlurreatea ts-
q 10 'oegH aarh niesct Nlu2
fnc1t aaa1u rceoircn laner
eB 4ea CAB
'elbl nitoe5olieni"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

I AA~Af AAtatAt ARAAAtft- DfNAI @E
mai6inen 81 moit iidcreren 3alulia'
ten. 0an oeant BE 2dHocrItredaa
INNER Dcifgr ais nni oelct nl1si
SIC Sirmtbcniarmen onlcgt. Amerlta
lieieri 6eute eben 10 ihone 6coerli
mie Afrifa. aui Dem goHOoner jea-
! iralmarft fir Sfmudigoern 8Ibt e
Sic SHue mo 6iae: 4leppofeoern,
iolde ans ser gDbiiden @iite, Der
Sabara, 9taroflo. aaliiornlen mo
9aplan0.
IS lit 10: jeoe5 meislihe &tlen,
oas etr0as AM iid bait mo Dor Der
9eU0eitr5mung beritbrt 1T muB enc
5r%auBeufeoer beiiBeH; bat ne cine
maBig tur5e. iAmaie 6e0er auf lbrem
Sut Damn ie6nt iie iih geiuiB nad
eiaer bretten Iangen, gan3 eolsa,
berrfden. 3tuu. 0ieie lestare bette
S0rte tit Derlodeno. Bon lauier liebs
liden Ano anmutbs0ouen Giugan
BAT cine mo5lfrfiirte, e~rlcieHe Strau-
BeniaAoe i5re Rei3e eutle9nt; tie g.
ma6nt an olfeugefrduiel an flaren,
elm meuig m%inoigen Iagen, an 8als
iargerieid, an @iH0erlodhen, Oil
luei9e 8lnmenbl1ttafiIae, an iinn-
uoGe WleiBelar6eit. Sogar cine ernit.
6aite. niht Defenders pubiihtIge
Grau miro BON i5rem 4nblid beDegt
ieiH uao wuniden, Dab i6r @aupt Die
3Ueiie @edHat5 oes 8ruhtereup!ars
mer0eu mofta. 4ber iin9 eenn aAe
6rauaH ihon genug. nm iolden er.
~leienen Sdmud berebtiater 48eiie 3u.
tra8eH2 IS muB 5ugeltanOeH mer-
Den. Dab cine gr0Be Elm ynar 6dnoe
breite, lodge. mil0e StrauBenfeOer
sine 10 auiprnhsuoile, romantiibe
3ieroe iHr eincn 6rauenfopf 1T, Dab
ipenH njht Sdon6eit mo 2ieblidj
feit 10 bod iider Elm bober AnitanO,
cine barmonlidle @rideinmg oa3u
ge6oren I'M iie uobl angebra6t er.
ideiuen 5u laiien.
@on ser 3peiten 6eimatb ser
StrauBenie0a fommeu mir 81 idrer
urlpriinalideu, 81 Ben StrauBeniar-
men mo i6rem @etriebe. Gbglcih
Der StrauB nit ieinem beritbmt 9u-
ten 4iagen fem 9%citperddter lit. ion.
bern 4pieliiHcu. G6erben. grot mo
Ciierue 0alel nit aleidler @ler Ders
lpeiit lit Die SOrae fiir feline gta6.
RING 0oh maBgebeuo fir sic Grid.
tung elmer 5arm. Sine @ei0c sic.
I6m iiiBe un0 olfalibaltige @rdier
bietet. reidlih piel @aiier un0 reid.
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paar Nfiuuten 3uriic SIS lit be1reif.
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ete 9r1eit in erleihtern miro Dem
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ituar}m Neoerm wabreno ielne un-
idginbore 6rau 0ie ndtrufarbeueu.
b. 10 W"aubrumen 6e0era 6crqebea
mui az mi iebr 6obcr Stuie
iieleuoa 0as5elm't ucrleibt ocn 1e-
ofa oorn ell Die Teiucu pifoutcu
p uan1tirI1eu 9fuaneen sic Sic
soe a|uiwgdtsH0 Der 8oitumfar6a
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

gsrfe6ris 8sH. .5re gouver.
Hants msrae @a1siae ifeint ia >
re 'ear gssiISaF 9sr'sr I'll ieinls
al eat Re ION mgiiea aiu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

sis ioa sas Slsiid bsidaffcu irin ?
0oItffeti6 Gin urtsr orei
.@oaeR ssi5GAtsses aa5 "a.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

Die 4eItaten Ser Gaufmannihaft
N Berlin nabmen IN ibrer SisHng
pom IL. September o.S. cine groBera
an5abl Heuer 9litalieSer, Oarunter
Die Snbaberin zines faufmdnniitsn
8strlebes - Der critic oerortige 6au
- III Die Gorporntion auf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

= Cine 5rau ais G5efar5t zines
Granfenbauies. Gin 5raulein Gina
Sdiemann ans Sniterbitrg bat nab
belion0enem Staatserameu ncum
Iauoe@ an ser uuineriitdt 5reiburg
/. 9. sic 9eitung zines groBen Dei5.
Liden arantenbauies in 9forsbeim
iibernommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24

, Sci Ger eiuueibung Oes neaer
@ebaaoes ser itdotiihea bo5ereH
99aobenihHle in 8ierien iplroe Scr
Sorlteberln 5rdulein 9fieBcn poEI
Nliniiter Ser Eitel u5ron GireftoriA"
perlieben.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-08
OLD MAN MUST
GO TO PRISON
fapeclel b NJ aenei.el.l !

Kansas City. Mo-. Nov. S.-Dr. F.
]. Tygard. president of the Bates
National Bank of Butler. Mo-. when
it failed September 20, 1906. was
sentenced to five years in the peni-
tentiary by Judge MCPHERSON in the
federal court. The conviction was
on the charge of misapplying the
funds of the bank.
Tygard Is past 70 years of age and
is practically paralyxed. He pleaded
guilty to the charge and was given
the minimum sentence.
Judge McPherson intimated that
II application was made for pardon
it might be favorably considered On
account of the prisoners age and
physical condition.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-08
WILL HAVE BIG TIME.

All the old country market day
festivities OF Europe Will be OBJ
served on Festival day. November
23. at Glenwood Springs.
The committee In charge of the
preparations for market day has
raised fund of several hundred dol
lars to provide amusement, feat
ure of which will be an old-fashioned
horse and cattle swapping bee. The
idea of this day was first advanced
by the Farmers Club. which will
hold its annual session here from No
vember 20 to %. and the date was
fixed to follow that meeting.
Besides providing place where
anyone may put up his cattle for
sale, there will be masked carnival
for school children. Many of the
merchants are offering special prizes
for various persons, such as the old
est man or woman attending the fes-
tival. and to the farmers wife trav-
cling the greatest distance. and to
the farmers family coming the
greatest distance by horse.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-08
KNOCKERS HELD DOWN
FIVE PERISHED
IN GREAT
FIRE
Especial to Tho Sentinel, ),

NsPeciel 20 Tho Sentfnel.l
CHICAGO, NOV. S.-IN A GREAT
FIRE THAT DESTROYED TWO BIG
FRAME APARTMENT HOUSES IN
THIS CITY THIS MORNING AT AN
EARLY HOUR, FIVE PEOPLE
WE'RE BURNED ALIVE, TWO
FIREMEN WE'RE OVERCOME AND
SEVERAL PEOPLE WE'RE SERI.
|OUSLY INJURED.
THE TWO BUILDINGS WE'RE
LOCATED IN WEST CHICAGO AND
WE'RE CROWDED WITH TEN.
ANTS, FEW OF WHOM WE'RE UP
WHEN THE FIRE BROKE OUT.
THOSE PERSONS WHO WE'RE
CREMATED WE'RE ON THE FIRST
FLOOR OF ONE OF THE BUILD.
INGS.
THE FIRE WAS TERRIFIC IN
ITS FURY AND FOR A TIME SEW
ERAL OTHER GREAT BUILDINGS
WE'RE THREATENED.
UP UNTIL NOON TODAY ONLY
ONE BODY HAD BEEN RECOV-
Erred FROM THE RUINS OF THE
BUILDINGS.
THE ORIGIN OF THE FIRE Is
NOT KNOWN.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-08
MAY SELL STATE LAND
FOR TEN DOLLARS PER
Board Considering New Price Pc
Acre Of Orlando Canal Company.

At meeting of the state land
board in Denver 1t was decided to
consider the offer of the Orlando
Reservoir & Canal Company for the
Gale of 1000 acres of land 25 miles
south of Pueblo at the rate of $lO
an acre. The land is arid at the
present time and 1t is the intention
of the purchasing company to irrigate
and encourage settlement.
While the board has not closed
the deal. 1t is said to be more than
likely that the land under consider
alton will be sold at the rate men
toned. The payment on the land In
the event of the sale, Will be oe
cents ON the acre down. with the bal
ance due In Is years at 6 per cen'
interest.
To the board refuses to sell to the
orlando company, 1t is said that the
latter Will purchase similar land ad
,o,n,ng the state land, which Is nov
owned by the government at the rat'
q, 20 cents an acre. There are many
disadvantages in the government
land and If possible the COMPANY
w;sbes to buy the property OF the
state irrigation facilities being more
easily placed on the state iands'