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The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26

From fruit-growing sections year
after year reports come as to the rot
ting of the crops on account of the
poor transportation facilities, or re-
fusal of buyers in the large cities to
pay prices sufficient to pay for gath
ering. Here is an opportunity for the
manifestation of local enterprise.
Why not start small drying and can
ming establishments to use up the sur
plus fruit? Such establishments could
be profitably conducted, and operated
with benefit to all the people of the
community.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26
Destructive Rain.

1t is estimated that the recent rain
storm did damage in Warren county to
the extent OF Sl50,O00. W. N. Evans
of the Fourth district, states that be-
fore the rain he had enough corr in the
fields to have lasted him two years.
Now he has nom
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26
ENCOURAGING.

He had been worshiping at her
shrine for several moons, but was
somewhat backward about coming for
ward.
NO." he said one evening. when
they were alone in the parlor, Il never
had a sister and / don't believe I'd
care to have one"
WELL" she rejoined In a tone redo
lent with encouragement, you'll never
have a better opportunity to not get
one"
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26
Patrons Union Picnic.

The annual Patrons Union outing
and picnic and camp meeting, combined,
was held near Lake, almost on the line
between Scott and Newton counties.
A rreat crowd attended
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26
Migrants Must Move.

Vagrancy and its resulting evils be-
came SO epidemic around Edwards that
the citizens organized a Law and Order
League and pledged its membership to
use every effort to secure the vigorous
enforcement of the laws against va
prancv
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26
Point of Law on Newspapers.

A judge of Lancaster, Pa, rules
that when a newspaper is stolen from
the doorstep the subscriber is the ag-
gxieved person. The court says that
from the moment of delivery by the
carrier the paper ia the subscribers
property.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26
ETTE.

sHG SO0I VI SOItdStldII was
knit with the soul of David
3 Such friendship as is here ex-
. emplified can have but one ex-
Z PLANTATION. It was heaven born.
x The purity and the constancy of
3 the Divine nature finds express
? sion here. Here was the union
Z Of two souls whose intense pas
sion was the possession of
. goodness and the fulfillment of
0 Gods will in the world.
z The world has never before or
since known a more beautiful or
: remarkable Friendship than that
Of David and Jonathan, a friend
2 ship which endured through the
most trying visissitudes of life
: and which continued even after
5 the tragic death of Jonathan.
} There are minor conditions
which may account in part for
( this extraordinary attachment
) Of n person for another-the
. similarity of age and tempera-
Z ment, love of the heroic, ETC.
but deeper and more important
) than all these were the two
chief assigned-the pas.
2 sion for goodness and the de-
( sire to see the will of God done.
) Yes, there are friendships,
J strong and enduring as far as
this life goes, which are estab-
( lished solely upon human con
) d%itions, upon mental and physi-
, cal simiIarities, upon social or
Z business convenience and profit,
but the truest friendships are
) those which are based upon the
} nor enduring principles, such
2 as the desire for goodness and
. the wish to do Gods will.
No merely human conditions
) or circumstances can alter such
J a friendship as that. Let hard
( ship or danger come, let priva-
{ tons or separations arise; let
, opposition Or persecution assail,
Z it is all the same, the ties
( of friendship endure, because
) founded upon the rock which
} cannot be shaken-Righteous-
ness, and the eternal purposes
of God! What stronger princi-
: Piles could be found to govern in
) the relationships of life? And
J what a different world it would
( be If such principles prevailed
( in the world. 1t would at once
) do away with all the strife and
? envy, the heartIess competition,
Z the selfish ambition which makes
( one eager to mount by the mis-
5 fortunes and weaknesses of
others to greater heights of hu-
< man p~referment and worldly
3 possessions. 1t would stop the
> currents of human en-.
z deavor and permit life to flow
in one sweet, wholesome, help
< full stream parallel with that
. river Of God which is for the
z blessing of all peoples. 1t
Z would end graft and corruption
: in public life, and usher in that
5 miIlennial condition when truth
y shall spring out of the earth,
and Righteousness shall look
< down from heaven"
5 AnaIyze the motives which
govern your friendships. Are
they based on purely selfish mo-
. tives, or the superficial condi-
8 tons of life. or do they strike
z the roots down deeper in the
< soil of Gods eternal purposes.
3 Do we form human ties because
5 we e reflected in another a.
. desire for goodness like unto
that which seeks for expression
< in sur own life? Do we seek
3 to find in another the help and
? cooperation which is needed to
z more perfectly bring the will Of
. God to pass on earth, even as
3 the angels cooperate in doing
8 the will of God in Heaven?
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26
Progress and Humor.

Good humor is decidedly a comfort
able thing, both to have and to meet
with, but for all that it were a sorry
day for human progress if everybody
should be good-humored all the time
Puck.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26
PYthian Day.

Mississippi Pythias are looking for
ward to July 80, which is to be Pythian
day at the CrystA Springs Chautauqua,
with a great degree of interest. On
that day they will entertain one of the
leading lights of the chivalric order in
the person of Judge Henry P. Brown,
of Cleburne, Tex. supreme v~ice-chan-
%cellor, who is to deliver the address of
the day
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26
COMMON SENSE ECONOMICS.
Simple Principles for Application In
Everyday Affairs.

He who aims to be fair toward his
neighbor will not deny him the oppor-
tunity to make an honest living. The
day laborer should be as we'll reward
ed, according to his work, as is the
merchant or the banker.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26
Branch Road Surveyed.

A preliminary survey for a new
branch railroad has just been completed
to extend from Steele's Bayou, north OF
Vicksburg, to the Yazoo and Missis.
sippi Valley railroad main line.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26

Merchants are shortsighted when
they will order. potatoes or other
vegetables by the carload from an
other town when right in their neigh
borhood farmers have just as good po-
tatoes to sell, and perhaps at a lower
price. No S in paying the commits
sion man a percentage in a case like
this.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26
Fatal Accident.

Johnson Eskridge, one of the most
prominent men of Lafayette county,
was thrown from his horse and killed.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26

People are interested in prices Of
goods. The wise merchants fully ap-
preciate TIE value of the home paper
as a medium of intercourse with their
customers. Well-written advertise
ments and the naming of prices at
tract attention, for the average per-
son when his attention is called to an
article always wants to know the
cost.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26

You a do much for your neighbor
by helping build up your home town.
He no doubt is as much interested
In the betterment of the schools and
churches as you are.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26

One dollar circulated in a commun-
ity is worth to it $50 circulated in
some other place. A district is made
wealthy only by retaining in it the
dollars that are earned within it, or
which may be brought to it through
commerce.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26

There is little economy for the
storekeepers to keep on their shelves
goods that are likely to grow out of
date, or deteriorate in value. Better
sell all such goods at actual cost, and
give the people of the neighborhood
the benefit of lowest prices.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26
Practical Points.

The consequences of loving anything
more than we love God are deadly.
The character deteriorates; the con
science destroys peace; the allure
ments and attractions fade into hor-
rors; plaques come; we fail of Gods
guidance; the idol Is destroyed and
nothing takes it's place.
1.-The soul is like a curious chamber
with elastic walls, which can be ex.
banded, with God as its guest. illimit-
ably, but which, without God, shrinks
and shrivels until every vestige of the
divine is gone."-Henry Drummond.
in Natural Law.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26

One man in Holmes county gathered
$50 bushels of corr from an acre of
land last year. How many expect to
equal this record during the present
year? 1t is worth an effort at least to
try
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26

Have you done anything during the
past week to make your community
better or more prosperous? There is
an opportunity for all who seek it., and
it should be taken advantage of.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26

Seven counties in Mississippi gener-
ally raise a surplus of mules. Why
not try to make it double that number
in the near future? 1t can be done.
and will also prove profitable to those
who try it.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26

Lay aside personal preferences next
week at the polls and cast your vote
for the men you believe will make the
best officials for both county and State
places. 1t is a sacred duty you have to
perform.
Remember that Mississippi is the
best State under the sun and peopled
by generous, noble and true citizen
ship. .sx.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26

How many people in Mississippi are
trying to make more than a bale of
cotton to the acre, and how are they
trying to do it? Let's hear from
some of them, and later in the year
follow with the result. If we can raise
two million bales on two million acres
of land, the cost of production will be
materially lessened. How about this?
The Tupelo journal., 1907-07-26

The cartoon On the front page of the
Cotton Journal last week, representing
two farmers organizations as cats tied
up by their tails and clawing each other
in a lively fashion, was a very good one
indeed. That is exactly what those
who have competitive interests with
the farmers most desire. BY all means
let the farmer organizations dwell to-
gether in peace.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

g6ran5ofiden apofolii3 aatbolis
idea airte" srHeuert.
Gas Gtd0tfen 9oriano bel
MoiIano. Stolien naros pura 5eusr
Fait sdn3Iif 3critort. Die 9eb5roen
muBtsn bic bodoerH6srten gauera
nit 9epalt 5pinssu. 6sim 20i4sn 81
belfsn.
SIN 6afsn bon @snua 0ernihz
tste Elm 5susr 1900 8alsn 8aums
poIle uno beidd0igts mebrere S6iffs.
ShaosH i6sr l Wiliou Dollars.
Sine gom6eusrploiiou fano DOT
BEN paIait oon Baron SerratOir,
BrdFosnt Der tat1. 9iga, in 9aIsRei1.
Spanien, itdtt. RiemanO puToe Derz
ltgt.
Die 9rubenlsute 0es 5elsiiheR
8e3irts @barleroi 5eihlohen nit %.
978 ge5eH 100 Stimmen, ben Sitanot=
gen 4~rbeitstas 3u fOroeru.
Drei 5roBe BGarenbduier in
Gonoon's gsihdftigitem Suouitriepisrs
tel, Gem 5iHsburp 1iitrict, purosn
gum Raub sine5 5elers, ods einen
58aoen Don stiU1 81 100000 anrih=
ieie.
9abe Dem 1i3aroz9 euhttburme
an englaRo's 8iite tranosten Der
Bbite Star= Dampftr .Susoic" uno
Der @lcerz3 emFer 8dmpfsr ,Sebta".
Bdddsiere uno MannItaften puroen
g@etettet. a6sr 5ei0e Sdiife iinO uerlos
rem.
giner MslouRg an Elm Rem gor=
ter iiioiides 8latt 3ufolSs. Ioaen in
Yooibile, RumdHisH. i6red.ihe Su=
oeHbeBeH i'm Ganse Isin. Sci oenen 5es
Teits 8iele ibr eebeu siRgsbiBt BADEN.
4us osriuisosnsu 56eisen oes
ruiiiten Reihs treffsn pie0er 6euns
r~ubisenoe Ra6rihten ii6er 4ufitdnos
elm.
1urdidnittiit faT 8 6inridtuns
gen fonoen oFi%icielen 4r9a5sn 3uiolge
ourd bic ruhiihen IummdriIben
9riessseridte bis CUR Gr0ffnun9 Der
8umd tdtt.
Durd cine 6oqiiion 5pii6sn sis
mem qahagiers uHo einem 5raht3u8e
bel Iuruhaust, Ulan0ihurei. nur0en
IL 4erionen get6otet unO 35 DINER
perfect.
4uf Der boldnoiI6 ofinoi=
lten 5nIeI @eIe5es iiiirmten 6oldns
oiihe 2ruppen Elm Eager Der 4ufitdn4
oiidea, nabmen Y Widnusr uno 200
5rauen Sefangen uuo to0teten $50 RE
5elen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
#taut 1OtsrulrJtet.

9urn FunfsH aus otr Wdfhin'
asriet6 %. !. Sfrososr's 5htier.
mible in s m6arra B II 5rano uni
.puros total eiHssdidtri. BUR ourd
berciite QuitgsH5urseH osr einuo5.
usr sslan5 ss bic Crti6aft Dor gang
lifer 3erIoryHg 81 bepa9ren.
4uf osm gabHaofs in 6ub Q Z
fabr Elm gaier3a5 sssen cine oaisl5ii
baltenoe qocomottos, poourh me9rerl
6rlttluos5nns enisIsifen uuo otl
Qccomotiufa1rer 2. gesgs aus 9uoz
len irDis Der 6si3er 9. 4ioole 10
ItUer Uerlegt muroen. Dab emtterer De-
reits gsitorben If.
1ur6 bic Grploii0n zines Salos
linapplrats puree Gas. GiiimaRH,
eiH QHssasatsr DIT g 4 grof Iss
lep6cne 50. ihlimm Derbranni.
an Slrsstsr 6otsl 81 Bah
n teginQ Ter Geihdftartiienos e.
Staaf ron Wen0mouies in 9es
senDart ieiner ibm crit Dor tur3em
aHsstrauten Satin. SsIbhmor0 ourh
Gri6ieBen.
Gas groBs S.aagsbdpos oss
n0roli6 oou ID aHitoDoe 5eIeses
nen cate Bead 6otel puroe 0urh Elm
Geuer 3eritort, oas fd beim gsr5rsHs
ren con trcdensm Gras osm @ebauoe
mitsettsilt 51tte.
1ie 5raoe b eo5or QFsm5lp in
5uperior Bat in Den Streit in
ben oortigsH Sbiffsbaub3isn sin5ss
l%riffsn. noem lie oie60fs fir Unfair"
e%rt.drte. 1is 0sieuihaft triffi nun
QorbersitungsH. Streit5redsr au3us
iteleH.
Sn 6oricon 1T bic 5obeIs
ma5Ie oon Gbas. 5ire6ammsr &c
Son ourh 5eusr 3srit0rt porosH.
8erluit $4,000, gsriiteruHg nur 81,
500. ,
5u elmer Birtbia0ft 81 ale
@eneUa rpuros Sonss Ssmpls BON
6barles Bennett ourb eiusR BlsHers
it'd i6ner Oerlebt. Der UisHtrbelO
III eutfIoben.
r. Sn oer Rdbs non Seffer o
gerietb Der 5ubrmaHH Ulih Better aug
Ylilpautee inter ~oiegRdDer ieiues Uas
gems uno Dnros itmsr 0erIsBt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
aus Rnrine.

Die neue @asleituug BON bier
mad aeHofba lift fertigseltsI; 10 oaB
&enOi6a atio BON Racine aus jsBt NIT
@ds oerie9sn peroen miro. Quh emit
lang Der gsiiuug Miro Gas an bic
GARNER 8eliefert perDen.
~ 0O6rihgirIi4 peJen onoauerHs
Der 8rdnllihieit Bat Der isi 40 Sab
rem bier unidfiss 79jdbriae Rels
5obnion oura Gri6isBsn SsIbfmoro
5esduqen.
@inbrsder itattetsR Dem I'm
5%ooosIapen oes SON. 3obr nddtliders
lpeile einsn 9siu6 a5 uno sutfii6rten
5eioenitoife i'm Bertbe Don $3.50
1000.
am /. 5amstag puroe Bic i'm
Alter BON AZ 5abrsn osrforbtHe 6rau
Ricoldus Ole asb, 0enfng, Don Der
Rdmen SeIu 9irte aus CUR lebten
8ube 6eitiitet.
Der %19idbrise 9Dron 8oples
puroe auf elmer 5drm Iieosu Ulei
Zen iiopsitiih BON her Staot pom si
mem INSTRUMENTATION angesriifen uno
10 fur6tbar 5userittst, OGB nan an
leinem Wieeerauftommen 3peifeit.
Dur6 us5erbsi3en zines Oiens
entitaRo i'm 5raftbous oer Qott6pe
tern Sabn gu Racine Sunctiou Elm
8eier. oas an @ebGuoe uno .5n6alt
einen Sddotn non 500 anrfhtete.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

0eihe entgIeiife Der Rod Sslanb
cannon Ban quFasisr3ug Bel 6 u
nso unO puroe umgsporfen. 2ocos
motiOfibrer uno 5ei5er ionic ber Gr=
prsB60ts murosn iofort stt0otst uno
6 pahagiere OsrIsBt.
NET girginia. Sci eli
mem 6euer, pslhes i'm ii6ers
idpemmtsn 5beile BON mice
bic QnIage Der ,0arpid Bot
tern 60" p0uis 5erit0rts. ipransen S
B%erionen. bis auf 3 luuter &inosr, ben
6lammentoo 6efiirhteHo, aus BERGEN
tern i6rer DObnunsen un0 fdnoen in
ben 9odfIutben ben Sob oar6 grtriRz
Ten.
Rentpdp. Der Streit Der
Gtraben6abner in 9ouispille,
Der gu ernften Ruteit0rursen fii6rte.
1T slidlin 5eiselest moroen. iHoem
ben Streitsrn cine 9o6nerh0bun5 BON
2 Gents bepiaist. uno Die idmmtlihen
Nngeitellien pieoer in Dienit genoms
men murOen. Die Union purOe aber
pom Ter StraBsnba9ngeieaidaft uitt
anertdHnt.
Obio. - 9ur6 bic @rpluion Dun
$50 YFnno 3pNamit in einem Sdups
pen ouf rem @auplabe fir ods neue
tdotiihe 6pfpital in 4oonoale. elmer
8orfaot n0n gintfnnuti, nuroe
GROCER Sdaoen an W%obnbduIern uno
9e6duOen in Der Rahbari6aft onges
ri6tst. gladli6erpeiie aber Riemano
oerlebt. Mlon giaubt, OaB elm Gatez
&C. sutlaTensr 4r6siter Dorlieat.
6orace 8. Mc9opel, grGIioent Der
Farmers 8dnt in s a n I 0 n, be1iRg
Se.6Itmorb ourd grI6isBen. - 81
men Shaoen BON $4,000 rittete elm
5euer in Der 9orcelOnfa5rit gu s a t
QtperpooI an. - @Is 6oIoe elmer
Yuloererploiion in einem oortioen Ga
ben puroe Der 9eiddftst6eil BON
Aberdeen Don elmer 0erbeerenOen
6eusrs5runit beimseiu6t.
Rem gOrf. - rad Dem Ioe6en
6eenosten Sdulcsnius 5eiuhen in
@rOB Rem port 688,427 &inoer
bic .Dffentlihen" Sdulsn uno pobnen
953. 485 Qerionen in Der Stuot, bic
i'm alter pon 4 bis 18 Subren Itsben.
Die 3abl Der i'm 4usldnne ge6orenen
ainoer 1T 1870. - Der IenidtiOs
ne1e 5bdpzBroceB neist iif Ieinem
@noe 3u uno piro oermutblih nod i'm
Qaufe Oieier BO6e gum 4bfdiuB toms
men.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Ans Orhknrb.
Itr hIgII1e NIefihmIsn i.

Ter bieii5e 9letihmieo j. W.
6@ar6routb bat Bic Armour 81. in
Gbicoso un0 Die 2. 6abman Urn
@ooos 50. in Olbtoib 0uf 5aaoens
etilB i'm getrdge ron $500 uerilagt.
8ie in Ger 8Iaseitriit angess5eu, bat
iib Aldser an Der rehteu 0ono oas
ourh itper oerleBt. odB Ct iit nit eli
mem Stid 1oiIetteHisiie lpuIh, in
pe,tsr Hh cine a6georotene RaoeI be-
lamb. Seine 9~srlstuHg 1T oerari,
o0B q arbtitsuEii6i3 8eporoen lit.
Sr hattie bic oon Der armour SO. Der.
8elieute SEIZE 3oH oer 6aDman Tn
8ooos SO. %aetauit.
Ron ben 0er3 syeiu &irte aus
iuurce ain 8onuersida D. u. Die i'm
Filter rem 43 Sa6rsn an rem 5oIlen
Sires Shla5arfaQs oeritoy5sne 6rou
SbereHd 5omdsto 6seroigt.
@eriihipeiis |Der!autet. oaB Die
Gopuros 5byig So, ibre belize 1toBe
5d6rit 0an 2eiten5sitatttrarttteln
aro Qidtroben nab Milpautee
81 oeylesen 9eoentt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
H0If ieOtafans.

Gant5n. G. Gsnmbsr 1903
81 lit idoH 8 9abg. laus on 9srptuiauees uHs
6gssAopfen. oaa an GROCER saDaae bsim Sisasa pstE
Sshsa eemgrssn im untrlslba ialsaism Slat.
nHlianf NIB or6 aa Qs5togfsue. CFHs 4.soiliE teHHit
ia faum noa i9aisa aeuis toHuisH mtr aiai btiisa
abr eaaor a9aigs gsrpsa.Stdrirr s1ii mir "a isofr
sss.tsuHe mssm e. 81. slsrosa bsraasis HHb au4 &C.
l1rsea Gasai btzssE5raau
e. OH. zoe Sa5oHei GDs-
). 2tptns ans gasoaas g. o. sFfiaEt baB 81
ktl Q 9asrga al 5aaIaa. lit uue bss4si5 ieoH IN
9rlano BON bn.ta aerlffa bsaaueeit nures obsr ofHe
Frfoio. eoilsm CT absr @atcl abriss 3trosn.
eiartsr uabm. 1T sr bon Der 5aaia4i bsfr'it 2isis
HsrfuHg III gsniB wuabsrbar.
~2 en- msrtt5oaes gga far 4rrotHisesnbs
SAaERN Dirb Jtbsn or g ptriangt iug~aHot.
Qrme srhaIitu ana be DitDlBiH HHioait,
Iitie Webflu mHrbe fit BEN Sabre 1870 Doh BEN
Boam. gator RoHig. Tori EbapRf Jro., 5~ApsEeitt
hHo ittt uHier ieinfr NaweiuaQ bon bF
KOENiG MEDICINE CO.,
zoo Like Sir. CHICAGO, ILL.,
Set ubnfbsferu So habcn fur
kfsO0 bic RtafMf, 9 TlnfGrn fur 5000
eroBe S1.sbs q iar $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Seine @raulamteit!

Dit 8eIeaT6aft fir 9er3iituns BON
S6ierqualsrsi 0erfoigt seyihtlit ieoe
Qeriou pelte 96iere 5rutal 5ehanoelt.
sir 3bieri9uB lit alIo gut stior9t.
0enn a5er Der Misnin, eHtpeoer ourf
llnpiFenbeit oSer 9leit8ultigteit, tein
Mitteto nit isinem 9orper uno be-
ionoers aud nit Ieinem UlageR bat,
10 1T 0iemano, Der einsn Solten CUR
Rehenihaft 3iebt. Sit Der Ma3en
niht mebr i'm Stdn0. Die barte Nrs
aeit. pie ibm auferlegt pirp. gu oers
ridten. 10 miro sr enoIid zen DENT
o~eriaaeu. Wjr rathen Sbnen n5ri=
ner's 4neritan Glirir Of Bitter 0ine4
gu gebr5uhen, iobdl0 5ie merten. odB
Der Wlassn erif0pft lit. iiA peigert
Die 0abraug pie seu0bnli6 dn3uneA
men. uno io6al0 Der 80rper Spuren
ron Wdtii5tstt 5eisi. 1isies Mittel
lteIt cen Ula5en pieoer Ger. gibt benz
ielben feline 9eiunoe 4ctioitdt pieoer
uno Uerleibt ipatit allen Grsartn oes
aorpers neue Strait. 0enn sic an
appstitloH5teit. glioisteit. lls6elfeit,
S%oo5yenrsn. @ridlaffung Der @inge=
pejee. ae.6sm ooer 5lsitem 4~usieAen,
Nsrpol.it lstoen, oerlaRgeR Sic inn
mer 5rintr's qmsricdu @lirir Of Bit
ter Uine, 5soss 5amilienmitglie0
Tam IS ejnue6msn. Sin 5eisporener
quspeis i6er feline ubiolIte 8eiRbeit
1T lei Der Gesierun9 uV.er Il. 2.
Serial Drummer BAG binkrlegt nor
ben. On allen 4pothsttn. Sol. Sris
ner. T99 2. albIaRo 4oe., Chicago.
Su.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
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nan a.s 5si1li4tet otiraetet peyotn.
Der NIT YIa'. 8ooltoelt 3tiro'
'srtn 9tTeln21tan3 3tmaB bat oer
4dn 6r1rdsftr Stulya,o Cen Iapa
Ei'ttn 8inetrH ote ~oiieniliten
@19.tn etln.onen.
Ntal. 8@eoleotlt bat oagdai bic
9ueltlisBau5 str duf umptstH bier
enttfiuoen iapuniitep gu..s Der
tu5t
9}ay ptnn 5apaR 5aa9i3t se
t-at daf ois Rline oer &tr. Staa;,H
t'15ast5tn, If oit'e S0paatr ags
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

gbfcaeo. 90. Mars. Butter - Creamery
22-2qc: Galrp 20-27c.
Sale. - Zaiiies, t5hc; EuiHs, 14M-t5d
Wouna @mericas. 1554-16c; 2imbureer, 12@
12hc: Hrtd. 17-17hc.
eier. 15hc.
g IN N Il 6. isis, 10. mdr3. - Bel BEN
heufe bier dbaebalieneH safe Warit ~offcrier,
ten 20 5obriien t119 &iitea aaie, Der pte foia
cerfauif tpuroe:
1o7 GpiHs. lac; 565 9aifes, 14%c; 1os
gcuHg Amertcas. 16c; 344 Song SprHs. lac.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24

0ebrustd.- Ssoer 6d6rpreis.
Ger iiter > Gents per g}eile binausz
5e6t. juii6sn 9anctsu in 9e6rosta.
dams lltih. o6 Die Strtde iif adn3 In
nerbat5 ser 5taatsgren3ea 5eiinoet
ooer Mat. lit nab einsm @utddten
ots @ereya!snralis S5ompion unee-
isBlid. Der @iensral0ppa.t erildrt.
ooB ieoer N0Na3isr. eem innerbal5 Ser
Staote3ren}en Die ? @snts Rdte niht
lspobrt meres. 81 eiper Stdosneriab
ttaas ,e,tft;at lei. - ! Ritten uno
Refitn oes gerForbenen So6a q.
Creighton tn omaha bliten t.
itlcheu. ogHsu Sefdment an5aief
ttu. o1s NianHtlih 3 &isrtel oss AIR
anndtUno S75o0oC0 6slauitneen
1latsaTts 0e6lthdti9teits uno 9ils
pun sanitation 3ulDenoete. Rdhoenl
tbntr a5ty pejtsre $4,000 ron zen
in Gem Setamsrt boadten SnnituteH
%ottlptcteE parNn. 5d5eH lie ntl
3ufreoen. Ben eet 10 sr9attertsn
Sumus tr6o.ien be 5 4opct1en eer
@enteitauien 100000. Ter in
= mo ao eerbanosIte 9anNitpinoels
prcceB euot.t nit 0sr Qerurtheiluaa
BON 9ay.itt. 3idaros uno u. IS.
@onltcd etn ongsiebenft @ish3i6s
tern Jts5yosta's. 5u $500 @elo6uBe
UNI er Soar 9sfdnsnib. Die 9tisen
pareeH itgoi9 bsfanosn. ih Derz
lhporen sd 6a5eH Die Ser. Staten
I'm 100000 &creg 9ano i'm nororsit
Iitsn Ge51ostl III beidsUinetlr. Sin
Ueasv @1oceb purs. &aniruas. enr
a~bseUjsitR
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
SWNfiac gltiien0e peflanot

IN, cine lti6, perIiufli6e fat5. 3sttuna
sln5afahrm y(ay l6isige uno M%verlduias
NlenneE, ipel6e nj Der 9anobeo6lferuno
gut umeebeu Tam. peyotu aeilbt SalaT
ooer SomminloH ie Hah ueberetRtomnsn
9ausruoe Steianstn iir bic ribtiaeu
Ssnie. Anmsloaa8ta nsbli 2lugabe oon
Aeittsnlsn, rlhie maa eu; v. Z. 200
on Die columbia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
Butter, Gisr IND sais.

Sutier.-aufatr 42.e12 Rp wsrfr fsp,s
6reaHtr1 egita. 500. Sirits sn es-24 sss.
cuos 90 2i-22c; Atrcoaieo. 24-2Sr g-frs
llnrp 2&t Giuts. ie-20c. nou fa-90.:
Nadlns. 17-iSc. Greife. B-Tc "
Ncir. - eirfu6r 10 740 Ee msrft fsf.
@ueriean GuQ Cream. s-f6c gris IT..
etr-tsrasr 7-12c; Etneissr It-iBxc
Girf. 0n'utr io65 Gtf-tr. sp,rf. ~.
Euiae is: saesros- i0-iae
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
MamAhaltfrin nlrlnnnL.

eine sriabrtue. I'M miitIeren Qltey
lisbsnos 6raa ais paus6alterm lei einem
8risifer. Gpptteationm aeil. 5a ribten
lnisr. 81. g Columbia Onics SO U2aiou
Str D}jlWaufee. Qgis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-24
NamshaIttrln nefnht.

Cine oeuti6s iatboIuhs 6rau in miit.
ltteu 5abrsn ge'udt. nm ben 6ausbalt IN
timer Hetnen 6amilis gBiiuuer nit l4jdbr.
Sobn) au nibren. Vlau aorsiite u. D.,
columbia Cftcs, Wlilp0utre.