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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-24
STELzLE'S CHEER FOR
WAGE EARNER'S WIFE
Great Preacher For Labor Writes
Sympathetically of Silent
Heroines.
Seldom Mentioned When Trials
and Struggles of Husbands
Are Exploited.
(By the Rev. Charles stelzle.)

~(By the Rev. Charles Stelzle.)
Many are the factors that enter into
the labor question, and numerous the
persons who are being brought into
the limelight because Of them. We
hear Of the captain of industry. The
newspapers all have in stock his
photographs, half tones and etchings,
to be used upon the slightest provo
cation. We hear not a little Of the
labor leader-the walking delegate
and sometimes even his picture is
printed. Then we learn of the "ordi-
nary workingman," and we are told
that the prosperity Of our country
rests with him. Once in while, when
he is making fight for what he con-
siders to be his rights, somebody will
by him.
But in all this discussion, what
about the workingman's wife? How
often is her picture used by the news
paper? How often is she mentioned
when the struggles and the trials Of
her husband are being exploited?
What credit does she receive when
the victory is wong?
Frankly, wonder sometimes how it
is that many of them do not become
insane, as I think Of the awful monot-
ony Of their lives The average work.
ingmais life Is dull enough. Well
take that for granted. But his life, as
compared with his wife's, is full of
variety and good cheer. She spends
most of her time within the confines
of her. kitchen, surrounded by four
dull walls. She rarely sees an inspir-
Ing face, and she gets mighty little
credit for her aithfulness-even from
her husband. Not that he isn't CRATE
full, but he doesn't often think of tell
ing her so. Usually, she hears about
1t when something has gone wrong.
She rarely complains. She is giving
her life for her family. I rarely see
a Workingmans wife with her bunch
of little children but what I feel like
| browning her with the highest honor.
She deserves it.. If she isn't always
up o-date," and If her husband can
not always talk with her about the
! affairs that interest him most. it is
generally his fault. She is the same
woman that he courted. He thought
that she was "all right" then. If. in
her endeavor to make home for him.
she was compelled to sacrifice for his
sake, many Of the pleasures and the
advantages which were hers before
her marriage, more than ever should
the sympathy and the help Of her
husband become hers.
Full of significance was the answer
of former shop girl, when her friend
| asked her:
where are working?"
! "Oh," she replied, gayly, I'm not
working-Tm married"
She was working harder than ever
mot for wages. but for loves sake.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-24

I don't belong to women's clubs or the
charity associations; want to- over
throw charity and help bring Justice
to the world.
when they bring in the guns and
the military, they think they have
conquered: they rejoice at the thought
they have conquered labor. You can
conquer theSsteel trust, you can con-
quer the paper trust every other
trust in the world. but put it down
for the editor in the morning that you
can't conquer the labor trust. If you
wipe out the working class, what are
the rich people going to do; they can't
even cook a meal of victuals for them
selves.
Roosevelt is. Sorry.
'Mr. Roosevelt would give million
dollars If he had never made that
statement that we are undesirable
citizens. $50.
Fl may come another time to see
you; I am going to another market to
make it interesting for the other fell
lows. Keep it up, boys. I have no
pet organization; don't care whether
they organize or not. I am going to
try to fight that battle, but I am go
ing to try to get them into an organi-
zation that will have a. higher civil
brotherhood"
Mother. Jones urged the men. to
organize and not to scab on one an
other. She stated that there should
be one unit in labor, one grand or
ganization to fight the battles Of the
workingmen.
A Finnish speaker, Miss Ida Pasa-
men Of Cloquet, spoke for a few min
utes in Finnish for the benefit Of the
Films who were present.
Although there were not as many
present at the meeting as had been
expected, the enthusiasm of those who
attended was plainly evident: Thun-
derous applause greeted Mother"
Jones when she began her address.
and the storm outside seemed to only
assist In making those present more
enthusiastic for. the cause advocated
by the little ':Mother.''
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-24
MAY FACE MURDER CHARGE
Man Thrown Against Billiard Table
=" Not Expected to Live.
fNewx rrihuno, snocial.) :

j. wADENA, MINI, Aug. 21.-Joseph
Kurtti, a Finlander OF Menahga, IS
dying as the result of ---.uries sus-
tanned in being thrown violently to
the floor in q saloon.
Kurtti was leaning against the bar
when an acquaintance named Math
Kyllonen rushed through the saloon
it; appearing that most OF the crops
hold OF Kurtti and threw him down.
In falling Kurtti struck his head on
the corner Of the billiard table. The
attending physician says he cannot
live many hours. Kullonen will be
brought back from Dakota. 5.s
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-24
HIS EXACT MEANING,

From the Philadelphia Press:
"Yes," said Popley, my babys got
hair like I'm, pretty sure to have soma
day" = ~'.s ~
"Ha, ha! You mean the baby's pref
.ty sure to have hair some day like
you've GOT, u s4s{7 :fssss15 81 Id.
s'I mean what. ! said. The baby's
bald ss 4, AZ
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-24
CHANCE TO PROVE HIMSELF.

She-I would meyer marry a man
who was a coward. g@5a 4 III j.: .y$ !,
: He-About how brave would It be
necessary for him to be In order to
win your approval. a ". 5sS 81. NH
~ Well, he'd have to have courage
enough toe prop se.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-24
T = REs II OF HIGH BALLS

THE RESULT OF HIGH BALLS.
From the Atlanta Constitution: ss
JaRKman--I used to- be . pretty good bat-
ter I'm my young days Many q the time
have brought two or three men home
8 Gayboy--yes, and you're . pretty rood
batter ~ your old 8 Sc. B MAnyss the time
two or three mens hayN = Zen yoN hem
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-24

Fall Styles Are Ready ~.
at the ''FitweH'' Clothing Parlors, 112
West Superior street. <
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-24

The union mans store ''F1twe1l,
Clothing Parlors, 112 West Superior
street. r.. y .~ "
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-24

linton Man lofty your Shoe
psal thak ths - Plons .
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Beru Snterehe eeleien, neil fie iih
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tungen ielbit. Die rsFreie Breiie fir
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@ait unb tann iib riibuten, Nner.
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tuie aus sablreiben Briefen an uns,
loruie an Dieieni9en, lpelHe bas 8lah
an lire 8erman6ten Ibiden, berpur.
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uno Treunoen cine sreuoe erpeilen,
ibnen elm miDfummenes @elheni
MAIDEN miu, Der beitelIe fit fie Die
~Sreie Breiie fiir Eeras". Das Sn.
tereiie fiir 3eras. uie iiberbaupt fit
ben Staat unb bic @eaeno, mo bic
Geruanoten tuDbnen, ift in Deutih.
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es lit unmDa.
li9, in Brinatbriefen cine 10 griin0.
libe &uftldruna unb 8eldreibunp
oes fremoen 2anoes gu geben. pie
bies Die ~5reie Brei1e" alIm5hent.
lid tbut. Sir ben gerineen Breia
BON So nerienoen mir pprtofrei unler
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Nu OaS Yublttuul.

Die rSreie Bretie fir 9eras" .tpirf
an iber $50 Hoitufficen nerianot. uni
bat etne groRe 8erbreitune in be,
&a9bar' 8epublit WeritD, i'm Snbia.
ttersT TerrttDriunt unb Of(obDmd.
Sbr girtulatiDns=@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt iib BON @alneitpn bis binaui
nab Deniion, bonn duBeriten Often
big nab 81 A5aiu i'm fernen @eiten;
es fblieBt ielbftperitdnblid nit be-
iDnhers 5ablreiben 2eiern bas bibtz
befieoelte WittelsE Eeras anb ben Siio-
tueiten Elm. Iuh in Weritp bat fie
cine aruBe Gerbreituno.
8tsei 8eiienSe .itno beit6noia,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Sntere1Ie oes
Blattes untermeas uno fiibren benz
ielben i'm Berein nit unleren riibri=
gen 2otal Naenten fertmdbrenb
neue 2eler III.
Sn Gnbetradt bieier Ebatiaben 1T
bic rSreie Breiie". 100 es ii9 barura
banoelt. Die beutibe Beo6lterung su
srrei6en. bas bette Mnseige Nses
oiam im Staate 9eras.
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Ss"o I'~'it WI JSoSA "CSIpSSo"9 SHt plet@
fenoes ,Qu, mein 8ein!' ouf ben Clip
pen. 90 ion i9 pobl au9 nod iubili=
rem uno 9dnfesbbmnen iingen2"
.Subilirsn sic. 6err @raf," fu6r
DON pasquale nod INNER febr ern1
unb semefen fort, nuno iingen 81,
Dantesbbmnen, oenn aud bos elenoeIte
nno idmmerltdite Dafein 1T INNER
nod beiier, als gar teines; 2eben,
Serr @rdf, es mag bef9affen iyin tpie
es min. TIT bod INNER nod Die 2i6tz
isite Der griiten5 eegeniiber Der Ra6tz
feite oes Sooes."
@raf Sito fab ibn eritount unb be-
troffen an.
.Wds poIlen @iea" fraste .r furs
unb faft borf9. rtpas foIen oiefe triibz
feltsen Genten5en9 Mas baben Sic
MIR gu fdgen91
DAB beute tein Menf6 In Der gbri.
ftenbett mebr llrfd9e CUR Oontbarfeit
bat. 9err @ruf. aIs sic"
.Mesbalb2"
Don pdsquole eraGblte nun ben To-
eben erlebten Worgans nit Der gbofoz
laoe, Die graf 9ito, unbepuBt Der
tir4terli9en gefabr, in Ser fein Qeben
fdpebte, berf4mdbt bate. Denn mas
Der gefunoe, robuite Masen .3oppos
dussebdlten. 6ds ourfte man ni6t benz
bel dlteren unb DieI f9nd9ersn oes
Grafen Sito aumutben. Was bort
hur4 rafde 5ilfe niellei9t permie6eu
sDer6en fonute, bas mar bier unfeblbar
t0otli&. @raf Sito tpurbe BEL Der Gr.
adblung Don pasquales nm einen
Shein bIeider. uno feline 4usen fentz
ten ii9 IniDillfiirli9, tpte in 0emutb
Dor ienen rdtbfelbaften unb sebeimnibs
solen Mddten, Die 70 iiberraf6eno, oft
t9isenb, oft perberbeno, aber immer
aumd4tig tn bas 2eben Der U1enihen
etnsreifen.
Limb mas ma9t Der arante iebtq"
fragte @raf Tito, als Don pasquals
f1tpies.
ser befinost iia ben llmfduoen ane
semeHen.4
.llno sic elauben, bab - bab bie>
fer @nf4las eisentli9 segen mein 2ez
BEN semiinst tpare"
.9err Graf id ipiirbe ia BON Ger
gen germ an Elm Werfeben, an einen
Srrtbum slauben. unb aud Sbnen fole
4es anratben. penn bas aud nur einen
@4etn BON 8eredtiguns bate. @Iaus
ben Sic mir, Serr Graf, 6aB es mir
unenbli4 fauer ipirb. sic au beunrubis
gen, aber es gebt nidt onoers. gDie
lou oenn tn alIer Welt @trp9nin aus
Werfeben ooer aus Srrtbum in esbre
Riide seIansena4
Graf SitD onttportete nints. Ct
belt ben Bid sefentt. feufste leife uno
fdmerali9 auf; man fab es Tim on,
oab er Diel lttt, un6 stpar f1rperlide
uno feelif9e @9mer5en.
.uno tper." fubr er enbIi9 aus feiz
mem griiten auf .tper tann ii6 aeaen
mem drihe2t ht.l- l.0 l1gDa@es ces
Ben in 10 ssrpr@dl,r,T6er G8ei{e perz
i6frofen fa~en2 -gisiw Gott, f0nnen
oenn oie 2sats ni.3t rod EN- ipenig
tparten, bis i4 oui nafiirli9e ggeife
iterbe? 2angs a,ito es ia pObl oo9
nlcAt me6r oausrn gler 1T benn 10
bibig CAP er osr fqar 9Doben ooer
paar Sabre ne5sa ID nit sinsm 10
entFebiiejen Neea@sg1 cn Spstatrart2"
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Sat fetuen g0ert ernrpht.

Simmons 2iner 8urifier iit oos
uertuuaite Mittel. oas it ie aeaen
BeritDpfung uno in unuronuna oe.
ratene 2eber anaemanot babe. @r tut
feline Nrbeit griinblih, aber ihmer,t
nidt, mie niele anoere Wittel leiner
Irt. Sh empfeble es iid3er, menn
iih ie bic @elegenbeit oa1u bietet.
Us. W. EumlinIun,
Osmeau. &anins. Breis 25 Cts.
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piplomattne
x8it 2sutjdIano ieius sscrtrcser HMo Stiai,
iter pefa,stdT tHtI53wt.

K8it 2srtjd1Iano ieius Sscrtrcser aNo Stiats
iter pefaatsT en!I5awt.
8as beutfde gfeth le5ahii ieiner,
Qertretern i'm gtuslanbe gdn5 aniebnz
lide SuIdr., lpe3teG ben GotibaFtern,
beren @ebaltsbe5iige nod Die Der eriten
Miniiter bes Reides ubetiteigen. Ser
beutfae 8otfdafter in Naibinston.
Jreiberr Sped b. Sternbura beaiebt
ieBt ein SaIdr bon 10000 Mart,
ebenfoniel besieb.n bic bsutf9en Bot
idofter in poris unb Wten, tpdbrenb
bic an ben Sofen bon Mabrtb unb
Rom nur 100000 Mart erbalten. Oie
@ebGlter Der beutf9en @sfanbten
fdnanten spifden $4,000 unb 10000
Mart. Da Der Rei9ston5ler ssiirit
Billion fir feline 9bdtieteit nur NIT
100000 Mart entlobnt ipirb. ergibt
es iia, bab er fale9ter baitebt, als
bic metiten Der ibm untsreebenen 8pts
f9ufter, beneu allerbinss In Der Mebrz
beit befonbere Repraientationstoiten
babur4 aufaIIen. baB fie mad pOlter=
re@tli6er Gnf@auuns ni4t nur ibren
9etmatbifaat, fonbern aud bic perz
fon TIRES Sounerdns nertreten unb
besbolb ben Monor9en, BEL benz iie
ottrebtttrt finb, feline Janilie unb feie
nen 9of 5u empfangen baben.
Dasesen iibsrrasi Der Rei9stan5s
let NIT feinen 100000 Marf ale
iibrisen beutiden Miniiter sans be-
beutenb. Im nGnften tommen ibm
I'M Reid bic @taatsfefretGrs bes Nusz
pdrtigen unb bes Snnern; bos @es
bait bes 6errn b. 9fdirfdtp unb bes
Grafen poiabopstp belGuft fid auf
$1,000 Mart, pGbrenb bic Staatsz
fetretdre Der 98oit. RrGtfe. bes
S4ases. Greiberr b. @tensel, unb Der
Wurine, Mbmiral b. Sirpib, ie $4,000
Mart, unb Der bss Rei9siuitiaamtes,
Or. Nieberbins. gar nur 10000 Marf
haben. Do iinb bic preuBif9en Mi=
ntiter nod befer seite1t, inbem ieber
bon ibnen $4,000 Mdrt erbGlt.
@benfopiel befommt Der 0orfibenbe
beg baperif9en @5taatsminiiteriums,
Treiberr b. pobetptIs, bic ubrigen
baperif9en Miniitsr iperben bageoen
,nur nit $4,000 Mart entlobnt nit
Ausnabme bss ariessminiiters, Der
10000 Wart erbGlt, SIN RDniareitb
Sa9fen felt f9 bas Miniiteraebalt
auf $4,000 Warf, nirb ober beim
Wansel elmer Dienitpobnung Inn
1000 Marf erb0bt. unb in Wiirttemz
berg sibt es Miniftereebdlter bon 49,
600. q 900 unb $4,000 Mart; 49,
600 Mdrt lit aud bas, mas bic Mi
ntfter in 8dben beaieben.
Bel ben iibrisen beutfden Staoteu
berrinsert ii9 bic 90be ber Miniit.r=
sebdlter srabpeife. SIN grobbersos>
tbum SeFen finb fir ben btrieirenben
Wtnifter slpar 24.0OO Wart ouseez
sefebt, fiir be onberen portefeuille5
Gr6ser iebo& nur 14.000 Mort. ssm
@robbersosthum Godfen III bas Sc
bdlt beB leitenben Staaisminiiters q.
q. NIT 10000 Mart, In Dlbenburs
Hnsefabr ebenfo bod onseiebt Ole
plbmbirsif9en WeHprtminiiter Be-
tommen $4,000 UtarD, in @ddfens
Meininsen NIT 1900 Waarf, in
S4pdrabnrs Gonbershauien unb
Rmb |. 8. NIT 11.5O0 Mort, unb am
dllermenisiten besieben fpobl bic birte
sirsnben Winiiter In ben betben Sir
ffentbiimern Qippe. n6mIi9 iGhrli6
nur 5000 Wdrt, alfo etpo bos slei9e,
lpte betm MilitGr Elm Reeimentstpm.
m6nheur.
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GtienbabuzTabr>Ylan.
Q. u. & u. y. 8ab,,.

8ue go. 2 noh guero, gDafutt, SDu'
ton, 8acO uno baatuii@en lieeenoen Sta'
ttDnen nerlaBt Snn NntDniD 8:45 moraens,
3ug ytD. (Sanb grotett) nad3 @uerD
yDofunt, Soufton. BocD uno ba5tuiibeu
l1e9enoen Station nerldBt Gan NntDni1
um s abenos.
Bug RO. 6 nab Beenilfe, Corpus ghrifti.
GpdpDrt, Nlice &C. nerldBt Gan MntDnir
nm 1:50 ,t1ittaos.
8ua 90. 1 bon BacD, Spufton, goafurt
@uer0 &C. t0mmt bier nm 700 abenos an.
Bug SEQ. (9anb grDdett) non Bncu,
SDufton, 0oatun, guerD. Corpus gbriiti
&DdpDrt, Jalfurtas, Nlice &C. tDmn1t in
Snn Iatoni0 Inn 7:55 rtlDreens an.
3ug go. 5 uon Corpus gbrifti, Sod
port, NIice &C. trifft IN San Antonio nm
1:50 nochmittaQs elm.
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Gonla( Sprluqs gsarierp.

Dieie, cine ber nr6sten 8aumlhu.
len, bietet audi oieies Sahr mieber
elnen 9rDBen 8Drrat an Dbf. unb
Shattenbdumen. 8eeren.Obit. Ste.
ben aller Nrt. Stolen. Blumens RnDl.
len. Sdmereien uno 8almen. Bir
bobeu feine reiienoen Naenten, Ton.
men oaher quite 8are bilIiger uerfau.
fen ala anoere. Sbreibt um unIe.
rem 9rDBen, eleganten RatalUa, er
toftetsnur Sc BDrto.
Gorefie: Ottp 4o6e,
Stem Braunfels. Teroe.
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neberseaaaassfren Dsote.
RQnAiAaf.

Gin Dpfer fetner tpiFenf9aftliden
@nf4auuns purbe Dor tursem Elm
probetaHbibat etnes beuti6en @blnz
naiiums. WGbreub i.iner Stubienz
iahre bate sr iid bi. Don sinigen
unioeriitatsprof.fo pertretene @n.
f4t ongeeianet. bob in ben aus Der
lateinif9en @pra9e ftammenben
Grembtp0rtern bns 6 nidt tpie 3, fons
bern fpis & ausssipro9en perben
Mi he; tnfolee bieier 2tnf9auung, iiber
ipel&e Die Gelebrten mod ni9t einia
finb. DerIdnste ct bon ieinen @9ulerr
bob iie nit ibrsr bisberisen Getpobn
belt bre9en unb biufiiro .RGfar, Sci.
ZERO. Ritrpne4 u. {. ip. ausfpreden
fo1teu. NatarIi1 erregte biefe neus
Spre&peife Nufeben In ben bethel
ligten GdIlertreiien unb forbert. bolb
beren Gpott beraus.
Dte dtteren aolssen bes iunqen
Rannes lieben ss ni9t an 8elebruns
gen fsbIen, I'm i6m su betpeifen, baB
Der llnterri9t an Elm unb berIelben
anitalt ii4 gang feIbftDerftGnbli9 aud
etnbeitli& ssitalten miiHe; absr iie
prtbigten tauben Sbren. So. felbft
gesen bic pdterIiden grmabnungen bes
Spmndilalbir.ttors. er m5ge bod be-
oenten, tpel4e undnsenebmen syolaen
feine dnbduernbe Gsborfdmspertpeioes
rung fir i'm boben tonne, perbieIt ii@
Der aanbibat abl.bnenb. rMein @es
ipiiien erIaubt mir nidt, segen meine
lpifenihaftfihe anidauung au pers
ftoben.' mar unb blieb feline @nttport.
ltnb oIs er amtlih aufseforbert nurbe,
h4 Der iibliheu Sprddtptiis gu fiigen,
tpibrisenfalls er entloFen perbe, iebte
sr tur3erbanb feinen pailinber" ouf
unb mo4te feline 4bf9iebsbefu9e.
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GS tit 10.

@ir miniden TO eiuorinelih uno
ernit, mie Worte es erlnuben, su er.
tldren, oaB 6unt's Cure pulitiu.
ibnea uno permanent ieoe ssOrun BON
elmer iudenoen 0auttrantheit turiert
@arantiert. onB cine Shobtel beilt.
Cine einaige Gnwenbuna srihafft Or.
leibterune.
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,,9er armlOje gyaaun"

iaate, er miinide tein @elo uno fraae
niGt oarnaG. er tuilI ginen, Der iei.
men GlGen trabt. gs aiebt aber
Tiele nit ftarten Nrmen uno Mill.
gen 6dnoen, Die oaiielbe 8eoarfnis
taben. 6unt's Cure ,nabt bas
&raben bes &Idens ober iraeuo Elm
anoeres 8raBen nolItomtnen iiber.
fliiiiig. @S nertreibt iraeno elm iu.
denoes @efiihl. oas auftommen mao
uno tut es griinolid. Cine Nppli.
tatiHn aeniiot.
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R. Sc. & g. 8abu.

siab Bac0, Sort Bortb, Dallas, Ran{as
gttb, ct. Souls anb Chicago, tdglib,
(Suuiet 9epDt) ...... 800 o6en6s
9Dcalauo nia Smitbnille. ....7 80 nurtn.
Nlomo Spesial nod Smitbni1[e. poufton.
a1Solnefton ..............1 1925 abenbs.
Nntunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2nmis, Ransas gitu,
Dollas, Sort Bortb unb 8aco, taali&
(Suniet Sepot) .........7.3 80 mproens.
90calaug uia Smithnille -. 9.05 n6enbs
Glamo SPECIAL BON Smitbnil1e. SomHon,
SnlbeitDr .6.2E m0rqens.
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VIM. J. STUCKE.

Gaftmau 3ooats, Cameras unf
pbotUarapbifde 1teniilien.
GmatursNrbeit miro iprafdltia fer.
tiaaeiteat.
400 Ghsgptnmerce.g gtraEe.
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Gin ffarfer Gef,uts.

Sdhsen Sic ben aOrper sssen arant=
belt bur4 Sutt's@pillen, Elm abIolutss
9eilmittel fur 8opfI4mer3sn. 9pspeps
ia, Wularia. 9artleibigteit unD dbnlis
DE Qeibtn.
nDaS Sricbras bes Sebens.~
Or. 3utt: Sbre 2eber pilen iinO bas
2risbrub oes Qebens. Sd iperoe itsts
otm 3nfal Oant6ar iein, tpel4er mir
oieielbtn gu meiner aenntniB bra4te.
3. 6airleieb, glatts Cannon, gOl.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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~ Benn SIR autes Tarnlanb
taufen tpolt, penoet Gud3 an .. ..
x Hltngem n, Rnrnes gitu.
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SioweitteraS lultnldt Gud

Wenn Sbr guh iraenoms nieoer.
laiien mout, tut e8 entlana Der 2i'
ME Der
Gan 9ltttDntD & 2lran5aa
YaB Sabtl,
i'm @nrten. Diitritt oes s5tnates. @e.
iunobe,t uno &lima uniibertrDfen.
Billi9e 2dnoereien fiir ben Tarmer,
Wiarttadrtner. Obit' uno Biehsii@ter.
8eaen ginaelbeiten uenoet guh on
Geo. s. Nupt0n, o. IS. as
San NHtunio. 9erns.
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ct, 9Outs s. gau 5ramctseu Babm.
Nbfohrt.

Nah Sort gmitb, Springfield. ct. Souls,
&anlos Gttp. Chicago IS. & o. q. Be.
pot) ).................... 800 abenbs.
Gntunft.
Bon ct. Souls. aanias gitp, 9aris, gbi.
cagO. 1910 mDraen9,
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&. & O. u. Ssabu.
U B ia brt,
ytab allen HDrbsEerussBunften

Rad allen RDrbsT TeTassBanften ........
................ l1br unb 500 burui.
gtah ct. Souls. Wempbis unb benz
Often. ubr nnbm.
No@ Noro : Geras, 8anias gitb unb
Sf. SDutS.. S................6. $50 abenoS
Nom NterttD. D............... 1920 bDrtti.
nfunft.
Bon ct. 9Duis u. benz DHen, 6. 30 inoreens
gon localen ynntten -. 10 muraens.
gnn ct. Souls u. 6em Often. 7.25 obenbs
Son 3areoD uno @terito. Leo namn..
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(HUrtfesuna foIat. J

;sinf'E 5 gentt pnoano s;aorrp
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Spmtbern 4sacific Saba.

&umtberu &actfic Saba.
Nbfahrt.
Rad Netu Orleans, 9puItDn unb Col.
beftDn t69iib ..........12. 10 nlittaa8.
>uno ....................1 80 nben6s.
Rad eagle Bas, gI 8aiD. galifurnien
un6 Werito. 8 nprnt. u. $50 abeuo8.
Nntuntt.
Bon ysetu DrIeans. 1ouItnn unb Gal.
nefton tdqlih ..........6.30 moreena.
unb 900 Nacbm. .....................
Bon 81 8aio, galifornten unb Merito
........ Il.40 BORN. un6 II obenbB,
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Sensidser RobIentruyt.

3tpifden ner pboenirz &oblen= uni
gHen @eielf9aft bon Ouisburq
RbeinprDbina, unb Der Nprbitern@s9ob.
lsngeieliGaft bon @Ten purbe eins
Sutton pereinbart, duf @runb beren
bic yboenirs sGefeqf9aft bic Norbitern.
Gsislli9aft abfnrbirt unb $6,5o0,0OC
neuen aapitals smittirt, mas bas Sc.
1ammttapital auf $25, 100000 brinat
Die pboenir zgefe1i9aft ipirb aud
$5.O0O,0 900 gOnbs ausseben.
Siefes neue Concern ipirb bic britt
grobte Soblens unb GiienzgeTellTAafi
In 9eutf9lanb, Die nG9fe i'm Rano
ndH ben &rupps unb Der Ge5ellf6afi
bon Gelfenfir6en. Die pboenirzGe.
feaf6aft bat bic sr0Btsn 2ieferunos.
3utpeiiunsen i'm btutfden Stablfpn-
bitat, ipGbrenb bic Rorbfern-@efeu,
f4oft a9t @rubtn i'm getrieb BAT unt
aohlenlaser bsiibt, tpsl9e auf eine
Billion 3onnen gei6uBt tperben.
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Nati, Brownsville,

Der Bug Der SunIet 8ictpria 0iuiiion.
Nbfabrt 500 m0r9ens. maebt in Bloce1u
8erbinonnQ NIT Der @uIf gDait Cine fiir
Corpus gbrlifi, Gntunft bort. 4.55 nahm,
Mnfunft IN DromnsbiIle .9.25 obenbs.