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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20

hard or because the girl had neAr in all her reading days thought of what one ought to do when fire broke out on crowded boat.
 Something cool and lovely was tric- |. king on her forehead, her eyes, her cheeks, her lips. She was floating on cloud. No, she was lying on wet sand, and the assistant matron was murmuring:
 "No, no, she's not hurt It was just the shock She will be all right in a minute. But you, you wonderful wonderful boy, to save us both!"
 Oh, yes, the fire, the trampling feet, the brief glimpse into the great beyond -she remembered it all now And some one had saved them. There was a real knight in New York after all. 7
 She wanted to open her eyes and see him, but the lids were so heavy, so heavy. But she knew heV V,as straight and tall and dark and pale and slen- der. All knights must be. And then the other voice said brokenly:
 You know I never had a chance to tell her loved her. She was so back ward and shy and always seemed to be looking right past me. She ain't like other girls I know-and you're sure she'll come around all right"
 Something in the voice made Melin- das eyelids turn light again. They popped open, and she looked straight into the anxious eyes of the elevator boy.
 "Oh, then it wasn't a knight after all," she murmured as the assistant matron began to chafe her hands once more.
 Melinda was sitting on the edge of the bed in the assistant matron's room.
 T suppose they don't have to be tall and slender and pale and interesting If their hearts are all right and knightly. And Billy's heart is all right. He don't have to run an elevator, you know. His mother has quite little money, but he's going to be an electrical en- gineer or superintendent of big build ings or something of that sort, and he says he wants to know everything from running elevators to running men, and then he can support me and man. ma too. But when his mother came in to see me today she patted my hand and kissed me on both cheeks and said there was no reason why Billy and should have to wait that long, because she thought there was love enough fin my heart to keep two mothers going, and she had no daughter. She's just lovely, his mother is. and you'd know she was just the sort whose son would be knight"
 And the assistant matron remem- bered stern, white face she had seen for just an instant on that dreadful night, felt once more the grip of his firm, strong hand and murmured, "Yes, of such stock do real knights spring."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
EnuIish Proper Names.

As for the pronunciation of place names. q can gie thee a capper." says a north country friend Diversion, on the borders of the lake district. is To- ca1ly known as "OostOn." There Is a story about a native who had been to a fell side sheep dog trial and. re- turning home, got Into a wrong train. Where forT demanded a porter. "Ooston." grunted the inebriate. so they took him to Euston right away. Why not! "Ooston- has a twin broth CT, by the way. in ''Peeruth." the yer nacular rendering Of Penrith. which would easily saddle on a story of sim liar nature about Perth. And at Kings Gross you may deceive a book ing clerk by asking for q ticket to oban. He thinks you mean Holborn. London Chronicle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
DIDN'T WORK THAT TIME.
Conductor Was on to Scheme of the
 Lady Grafter.

The girl at the corner looked wor- ried. She glanced up and down the street expectantly, says the Chicago Record Herald. She was evidently waiting for some one. Two cars passed. The motorman turned of the power and applied the brake, but the girl motioned them to go on. Just before the third car arrived another girl darted out of a nearby fiat build ing.
 Hello, Edna! Hurry up. the car is coming" screamed the girl on the corner.
 The young women had to struggle to secure a foothold on the rear plat. form.
 Fare. please" he said, addressing the girl who had stood on the corner.
 She felt for her pocketbook-in her nun, her cloak. her shirt waist She could not find it.
 T must have left my purse at home-it is so embarrassing" she murmured.
 Her voice quavered and the mea on the platform thrust their hands in their pockets for the necessary nickel
 "why. I've got the change right here.- broke in Edna.
 The conductor took the proaered dime. Some of the passengers were indignant at the peculiar smile that played about his lips.
 One of the men on the rear plat form asked the conductor why he had smiled at the predicament of the girl who had stood at the corner.
 We call her the street car grafter.- replied the eonductoT. T get her on my car thre or four times q week, and every time sbe rides with me she works the same game
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20

pockets; out of my shoes. I have even found it in my socks and hobnobbing with the francs in my purse. It fits everywhere, and when Mi Careme is over the streets are thick with it, a multicolored snow. You buy 1t at so many sous the package from vendors on the boulevards, until the desire for more of it becomes an obsession.-Au- brey Lanston in Bohemian.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
A Brave Briton.

When the attack was made on Sidon, during the war with Syria, it became necessary for the British troops to ad- vance across long, unprotected bridge In the face of battery of Six guns, which completely commanded the approach. The men were unwilling to expose themselves to certain death, when Arthur Cumming, carefully dress ed in full uniform. stepped forward to the middle of the bridge. It was im- mediately swept by the fire of the but. tery. When the smoke had rolled away, there stood Cumming intact, carefully brushing the dust from his boots. after which he stood erect. fixed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
Crowded Out

T am thirty-five years old.- an- nOuncel a woman of fifty-six at a tea last week
 And I am tventy-six.- said the wo- man Of forty-fve Then. turning to a girl Of seventeen who stood near by. she asked, How old are yOu. Ethely'
 oh replied Ethel according to present reckoning. I'm not born yet-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
Considerate Bridearoonn.

A girl and a young man, both of whom had steady jobs, were married the other day. The day after they were married the girl said to.her fond husband, "Oh, George, now that we are married there is only one thing I regret, and that is-that have to give up my fine position" The fond young husband stroked the silken tresses of he young wife's hair and soothingly replied: "Now, darling, don't worry. You needn't give up your position. I'll give up mine."-Kansas City Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
ETha s-aII-nr nssril-

The natives Of the west coast of s. matra object to being vaccinatei They stil make offerings to tbe suaIIpox devil The heart ard liver of forIs and ba1aIoes are Eixed with ye1ow rics and othsr Ingredients. placed ia the model of faEl rfgzed slip. czrrsed i1 procession ard fzzIly lsz1ched into the sea--SIzEzpore Free PrsssL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
Saw Her Twice.

Tom-It was a case of love at first sight with me. Jack-Then why didn't you marry her? Tom-Oh, I saw her again on several occasions.-Chicago News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20

single glass in his eye and looked back at the men. This was too much, and they capturedSthat bridge and bat tery with a whoop. :,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20

The worse the passage the more vel. come tfe port-French Proverb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
So pertaufem oOer aa UertauSdem.

Yradtpoqs 100 ltter 5arm, 3 Neilen
bon teuastum, gsis. 100 Ader inter
9iLHs, 90 Afer 8sios, 6olj Wno 6eus
eano auf oieier 6arm fiHoet mar BON
benz alerbeiten eanO i'm Staate B%isconiin.
@ates Z Simmer 8aditeiu 6aIs, Stsin
UunodnHent; feiHer Staa 40 bel 90 SUB
nit Stein 5unoamsut. ale5 in autem
SaitanOe. so Slid Rinooieb t0nnen leiht
auf oisier 6arm unterbalteH rperoen. @uter
Utartt fur ale @~r5eugniBe Bia iebr biais
gsgeH Saar perfauien obsr gsgsu fleines
&igentbum umtaaiheH. Wian aoreiiire :
w. D. e. o @oIumbia SO DiaioH ct.
lWliIDaufse. 8is.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
sMtMtnam.

Die grtroiiBung Der Gtaatsqez
Iebsebung bat iih an 5reitaQ o. u.
pieoer pertagt. Sin 9orpa6lendeIeb
purOe anssnommen, bas absr DON
9ouo. Warner ais eIenoes madnert
be3ei6net miro. Der @ouoerneur
piro es aber untsr3sidnen, neil ale
8orDoblen gleid3eitig Tdttfinoen
mufen uno bic Siimm9eber iih iiber
bic BON ihnen beDor3u9ten 9~unoesIes
natstanbioaten duBern tonnen. Die
Dom 9ouosrneur empfoblenen Qnti@
2obbDz uno Sslesrapbz un0 Telephone
8eIteuerungss 9orlagen fielen ourh,
mas ben @ouoerneur DeranIabte. in
elmer 8otfhaft bic Gpp0ftion au7s
5hGrffte az iritiiirsn. Die %oppoitios
neasn 10 Senotoren, pelhe qerabe bic
6dlfte bes Senats bilDeten unD oas
ourh oie N%nnabms BON @eTeben bers
htnoerten, blisben benz @ouperneur
aber bic Qntport Hiht f6ulbia unO
ndbmen cine Reiolution an, in nel6er
lie bns Staatsoberbaupt Der ueberbes
bung unO QumdBung beThuIbielen.
SIN gan3en oberen Geegebiet
fanO am Is. big. bei beftisem Sturm
Elm leidter Shnesfaa itatt.
Sn ben Wdloern berriht nod
Ulangel an Qrbeiiern, bod Iieiern bic
5oblreihsH Qents, ois in ben GupFers
uno giisner3gru6sn, iopie ouf ben
Gr3oods obgelegt perben, betrGhts
lihen Grlos. Negen Der ionIisen
Soften babsn absr monde 5oI3geIens
i6aftn in oieiem 6erbft nod gar feis
ne 9Or5srsitunssn getrOffen CUR ers
0ffnung Der 5ol3fdaerlager.
Sn 2 dgindp purbe bic 30
Sabre ate 5rau Qouis g. gener auf
%offener Strabs meuhlingg nisoerqez
ihoien uno ihper Derpun0et. 9ls
Der Sbat oerbdhtig purot aoDlpb Sic
gel, Elm Rahbar osr geper's, otr6ofs
tel. 8eioe 5amilien baden felt aeraus
msr 3eit i'm Streit gelseen.
On einem SuiammeHitoB apeier
gabnsHge puroen 3ug a m a BE Co
c~omotiofa6rer Sec. Milfon unO Qrtb.
6opsu, belize aus 8ott5Urpn, Ies
5snsgsfd6rlih CeyIebt.
Ell einem guiomoOilunfan in
pontiae naT5s 5arrp NooD, 40
Sabre alt, sstootst, anb Carl g.
Smith, Elm Qngsaeatsr slnsr borsigen
QutomobtIfabrit, irug siHsn armbfut
BACON.
5n gonnegitp eri6os Der
zimmerman Glerso Ulcaee aus 6 a.
5iIac feline esihiebens Satin uno
ma6ts baun isinem eigsnsn aebeu elm
gnoe.
gei elmer Rdufsrsi nit sinsm IL
idbrigen gamsrarsH erlitt Der II .5abs
Il aft. GomuHo 9sroar in mar
quette 0trlgsungsn, beHen Ct erlag.
- Jn GuGrrp fisl Der bstannis
Capt. 4ler. graut aus Elmer 50hs con
nur 4 5uB Don elmer Gar bsrab, erlitt
obsr gtrlesunssn. BE isinsn LOB our
5olge hatisn.
5n Dsr glsbeIanb edlssgru5s ~
"a bpemiug puroe fsr 20 Sabre
ate 5hos. paxos oom 5orosrtorb az
iroffsn unS aueen5lidli9 gs.ootsi.
Sn garth, note GscGnos
sa, sins be SassmRSs ~ Ssris
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

!atur Elm bsfrieoigenoss gsieb
S.anoe brinsen piro.
SH million purss am I. Mons
Tag Der Don Der gunoesresisrune III
Sd6re 1892 in 4ngriff gencmmsas
6ennepinsganaI inTprmsa lem Der
sebr iberssben. Die eissntli5e @rs
O~ffnunssfeisr finoet am 8oRnerstaa
in SterIing hatt.
~ SRFolse Renterns zines Rahsns.
IN Zen nd sesen % arbsiter Der Sec
uomD eight &c 9oper 60 Az 4
.liet 9eor1nst latien. ionoen 5 ser.
isIbsn: 6rant 6opf, pet. Bold, Sod
port; SObn 5poerie, @1i6a9o; Gbds.
9racie, SprpntO. Ont; una Ger Reaer
Bert Anoaion, Gbicagp. i'm Sainciss
Wlidisdnagandl oortIslbit BEN Soo
our9 @rtrinteH.
Die 3dhI Der immatriculirten
Stuoenten an Der ~%lluioerFtp Of Suit
nois". 81 6 ba poign. III GROCER
ais ie suopr, unb betrdst Jest ibsr 4, :
600.
Der friibsre BANTER masiu uno
Ieins Satin, Die in D~ecltur anses
tlagt pdren. Die critic Satin Wagiu's
%errTOroet 81 bdben. iino auf oirects
Anipeiiun1 oes 3idters Uon ben Sc
taporenen frsigeiprohen DoroeR.
Ourh ods &entern elmer @a5os
linz2dun6. in pelder lie aui oem
Slinois Ripsr fubren, ertrdns
ten ST 8 arotn Der so
Sabre aIts @aftmirtb s. s. 2anrp,
Der 80 Sabre uIte 5armer s. 3. 9is
gillian, Der nm 4 Sabre iingere 9sibs
FdabeFBer 9aroep 4ngel uH0 Der %
ldhrise Ssfferion CUNT.
-@ine tpdbriheinlih ourh9rdnbs
ltiftuns sn~tftdHosns 5euersbrunit 3erz
it0rte gisentbum i'm Dsrt6e ouu $50
600 i'm SeIddftsoisrtsI Don Gol9s e.
ter.
Die SdulThpeitsr 4mbroid unS
Die StuoentiR 9Dretta &eQp oou Der
st. SoiepBs 4canemie in Sales
burg, iino am Spphusfieber aefors
ben, 5 anoere Shpensrn uno Der
9%dusmeilter liegen an Dem 6ieber
ldper trunt odruieoer uno bic Ghule
tit eeihlofen iporoen. 9a9eruna BON
AbFduen in Der gIbe Der QnfaIt lOa
oas Srunnenpaher Oerunreinigt bds
ben.
Sn Decatur puroe Srau
gourena s. 9opis pon siuem ,3uge
~uberfdbren unb getootet.
Der SO Sabre alte 6. 0aier.
fUeI6er Dor stpa z Wofen aus @enz
trdlta oerfhpan0, 1T ais Qeihe
il0lI9 BON Sutd auFgefunOen NOR
ben. Sin Wpro f6eint Bor3uIieaen.
SIN Streits erf6oB gu Sra
niteGitH Der 10 Sabre alte gOp.
8ranoen feiHen eieensn Batter, u. ,.
8ranoen, IT,. @isent6amer elmer
Btrtbi6dft nebIt 9oteI ooieI6I, uno
lteute lih bdnn Der qoli8ei.
II Rad 6p0higem Streit haben in
psoria bic Ptumbsr bsoinsungslos
fpieoer bic arbeit auFgenommsn. ~
Bel elmer gouiiipn SpiIten Isinem
Wagen unO elmer StroBenbobncar
puroe Der A Sabre aItt 5armer 6.
S6ieblein inter bic Rd0er Der Gar
sel1Ieuoert uRo 10 itrsdli6 3ugez
riHtst, ooB sr fdon am ud6iten Gage
itdrb. Die 8 Sabre altt 5o6ter
oes 6rant 6. Misner nuroe t6btlih
Osrbranut, inoem ibrs aleioer beim
Spleen an sinem 6eusr in bran0 ssz
riethen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
9n6tntta.

Sorsfdltige Grbebunasn saben
erssbsn, Oob bic leBtp0dige grplofDn
in Der 8upontfben galoermii5le al
3 optdnet 80 WenI6enle6en aes
forbert hat, ba 7 qsrionen, bic man
to0t gldabte, ihper perIebt IN umlies
geRoen 6%drmbduiern gsfunoen purs
ben. Die 3obl Der @srleBien beirdat
etpa 600 un0 Der angeri6iete Cad
i6aoen miro auf ca. $780, 900 ae
l6dbt. Wa6tideinlih 6at Elm u6er
bibtss 0eieniaser pas unbeil perurs
iadt. ~ 5H Dem 3sFit0rtsn St1Di6en
liebt Is rsdt traurig aus. BORT, no
nod tur5 Uorbsr elm bllbenbes Gtdots
den pom 1900 ginpo9nern taub,
FART Dem gela6er Elm Ruinenfelo
entgs5en. Die 9r0Btsn Qufreneunasn
Dsrbeu ssmadi, oas glsno 8u nils
bern. Der Crt Durbe untsr Qrieqss
rsbt uHo o%oafdnoige gDntroae ser
Staatsmili3 ssiis1t.
Die @rais'ite giseuitfabrit in
Sort WoDne Daroe onrn eineH
Brand um ia. $4,000 bef6dDigt.
Bel Nuburn nuroe bic "a
idbrige Grau Mduo Gsc9rorD. uelhs
"a. 4 WlsilsH oflih BON ber Gto5t
pobnie. auf elmer a%reu5un9 BON eis
mem 3uge ersili uub icfort seto5ta.
Mii sinsm G4aoen Don Sl25.
600 Fislsn in Dates 9 geihdf.ss
bauisr eiHem 9rdHos gum Gpfer.
5n ID limo parog Der 3eoae
.eur Zeal con Brau u. 6 Rasmui
len srihoHsn, bic i6H fit sinsn SIM
BREEDER belt.
~ 5n Rusb 3 pur6e osr 10 Sab
rs ate 8armer Qnor. 6augsn oon az
nsr 2orOmotios ~absrfabrsH uno 5sioos
tet.
aaF bsr Barter germ. iisli6
BON Wehbope, nuroen rehs SAG
uHo GetqusIsn sHtosdt. DoH 0ensn
nan f6 s~olosne gsrgs fir sis gauge
umgegeno osripriht. 9nfolgeoeTen
5trrf6i bort erobs 4ufresuns.
Sin oerbesrenDes 9rairisiensr
ri4te:s in 6sttiagsr uRo Mofs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
@mn-paknta.

Su Sin Dafotd iDurokn btues
2O,438. $50 9uf6el @srHs a~serntet,
um etpa 100000 guT6el tpsniser
als i'm 9oria6re. Der maritprsis
absE iieat ita 3susr um 100000
b5ber.
Siour falls 6lt nun m6s
lid bic ldngit stiebnts eleciriIhs
5traBenbabn.
Der anirag aaf eiHsn nsueH
9rocsB fir bic reite, pegen b~sItidlls
fher 3ooiuHg ibres Dienitmdohsns
8u siuem Iangeu 3uhf5lustsrmiu oers
ursbeilte 5rau @mma aduimanH DON
Gtour5 ais lit pom @ert9ts abs
qeDieien lDoroen. Die Gahe pire
jebt Dor BAG Cbtrfdatsgeyidt ssbra9t
petoen.
,5n Ter @essu0 ron MrilbauE
ba6ea 9rairieieaer gegen 100 9sDierts
mtilen Qdsrlan5 oernitst. sbe Ts bsi
5tran5burg seI5l6t peroeH
lonnten. 8iels 9fsroe, Albs unD
EDDIE Fn0 oerbrannt.
sJn GER gessHo Don WitdeII
lit un:sr ben Shpsinen cine neue
9raHthsit aussebro9sn. bic ols Dipbs
tberie bs3ti9nst fpiro unb qtobe Beers
6ssrunsen unisr Dem gOr sn0is5 ons
riAtsi.
D2il Dem gdu si',e. electrifheH
Balm Uon 8roQtiu4s mad
Sfour salts Ion, ~ Derlautst,
foiori b%esonneu psre i. 3un61n
i0n Die S!reds 8rootingssggdn uns
i'm ndfItm 6ra5nbr bic Gtrs6s
gsan'S ioay Gaas ss5oai srsrSsnL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
sine eaIt nnenOIimer sOraen

pm SIREN Shultern gsnommsn Surd
Den re1t3eiti5sn 9sbrduh BEG alien
itDei3sriia otuti6sn 5silmittsls.
6ornrs AIpentrduter. in a~rantbeits.
fallen
Gi1 llsinss gIdttten, a~snanni
~aranssHs9ots" iagt 5bHen anss ods
ri5sr. 6 piro frei an irgsro cine
4OrsTs o~srianot. psnH nan cine goiis
tarts 16isnsst an d. Better 5nbrnsp
& Sons 60. 112-118 90. 6Dnne
Dire. gsicasO, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

IlnTtrs Nbonnsntsn fn5 freunoli6a
srja6t. bsim D0bnunssp,hisI uus
hats gu bsnaHri6tissr, samii lie neue
GbrsHs Iofort fnft osr altsa gsbrd16i
rerben fam. unb cine untsr6rs6ana
II nn 3HisHnuHs bee 9laiiss Serniss
ben Dsrns. IRAN MOLE ME esrssHsn,
nit Der nsutn aut isots nal bic
aIts QsrsHs saaussbsa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
NanshaIttrin aefnMt.

N%nitdnOigss. fatbol. 9idOden, ODER
@ittDe, ui6t iber 80 Sabre alt. far aGs
gensine 6ansarbeit eeiu6t. pom sinsm
GasinitebsnOen 8ttper. 6eiratb mare
sosnt. niGt a%usseiaIoien. Sell. 0Hertsn
erbsten uutet =. &. Columbia Office,
Milpaufee, IBIS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

0 n Counties grobsn ShaoeH an, ins
benz oaHelbe oisIe5armb6uisr uuo sina
llHmafs Getreios unO Gaitertoffs sins
diherts.
2luf Der 5arm bsr SEQ. 5OipIer
forming So. 81 gaffelt0n Ssrs
Ii0rie Elm 5eusr 8sbdaOe, Maihinsrie
unb @etreios i'm @eiammtpertbe DON
$4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

lSm persGmTsn uosr 5n Uermtetben.
Cine i3One Sarm I Section sroB, gnies
eano, gutes gBaller, 6aus uno Stall. !
Uleils pom Conn. ale5 in sutsm 8uitanbe
ut ~ %Derfa9isn oOer su psrmistbsn.
aoreiie; AntoH 0aisnsr, DioOrston, Rort6
2atota.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
aMtnuPTotu.

SIN nor00flihen S6eil opu
Btlttn @ountb ridtete Elm
Yrdiriefeuer srobe @erbeerungen an.
Dos 6euer eutItanO AMI Der 1arm oon
Sbas. @unojoed, DelIen ileiner 5obn
nit Streihbol3ern ipielte unb odourdl
bic @ebduoe in brano iebie.
Der r8iOerToe glod" in 8 a 10.
0 n 1T nieosrgebrannt. SddOenS75,
900.
Der bei Wdgner anidTiqe
5armer Sobn 80. goetther erlitt BEL
Der @rpIofiou elmer DpHamitpatrons
einen entfeblihen 5oo.
-9ei cate Benton erI6oB
iih 5. 9euel aus y iprnone aus
uuooriifti9Ieit auf Der ,5aoo.
Der 16 Sabre aIte pet. Deter
ion Don g m { i 0 ne puroe ppn ieis
mem l0idbrigen gru5sr auf Der Sago
3ufdais. srfhoFsn.
sob. 8erber, elmer Der beibea
tanntsn 9ureer BON Otter gafI
omit, ipuros in ct. paul BON
elmer Rdngirlocomotipe iberfa6ren
uno get0otet.
gu 9rGcsoilfs fanb Der
iinge 4lops 6roiind burd sufGaige
@ntIaouns isiusr 6Iinis auf Der SagO
ben Soo.
Bel elmer 3ugenigIeifuna auf
Der WeTabas8abn nd6e 0uIat6
puros Der 24jdbrise 2Oromotiofibrer
SEQ, 3. Bird gst0btst uno Der 23s
idbrise 5ei3sr Jranl Gospeter t0ots
lid berlsbt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

Der Qutlage beiriissrif6er 8outfabs
rung freieeipro6en @ uub bic anoes
rem antlageH peroen pubrIdeinlih
nun nisoer9eihIa9en @. Sein San
III 8 Sabre lana in ben @eridten ber
umQe3oleu moroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
SAN. Mrbeifcr ; .smreau.

Tos bon ben bsutihen futboIiIhen HIS
isriiiisunessuno SlnsIinss @ersin@ nom
Nisconiin o%rganiiirie irsie 2rbsiisnah=
peiiuness uno Snformoiions Bureau be-
tnbet I'D Jest in glo. 220 @isesniin Str.
". 9iobIinger Sscrttdr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27
IA perfaufem.

20 older sutes oano nit Grnte ? Ribe.
! SO 9ibnsr, srcBsr ih6ner @artsn, sates
oaus anO S9euue. 6utter n.i.u. cine
DleiIe BON eaHbitiO Den 1T frantbe.' sbals
Der 81 %Oerfaufen. Ulan aOreljige: gid
Biutel, @ranO 9iapibs, ggis.
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-16
NMMN0ftas&NeS!sjr
NOVEMBER "a. 1907.

Leave S:15 a. IN. for Roanoke.
Norfolk and all points on the Shen-
andoah division. Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke to New York. via Hagers-
town. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke to
Norfolk, Cafe Dining Car.
9:45 a. m. for Roanoke, Rich
mond. Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper.
Dining Car.
2:55 p. IN. for Roanoke and Lynch
burg and intermediate stations and
the Shenandoah Valley Philadelphia
and New York. Sleeper to Philadel-
phia.
1888 p. m. for Roanoke. Lynch
burg. Richmond. Norfolk. Pullman
Sleeper to Norfolk and Lynchburg
to Richmond. Cafe Car.
From the West at 500. a. m, s:s5
a. m. 2:05 p. m, $3.50 p. M, 9:2s
p. m.
Leave Bluefield $50 p. m. for
kenova Columbus and all points
West and Northwest. Pullman Sleep
crs for Columbus and Cincinnati.
Cafe Cars.
Trains arrive at Bluefield from the
East at 1920 n. M, 2:10 p. m, $40
p. m. and 9:2O p. IN.
$3.50 a. m. Pullman Sleeper for
Columbus. Toledo. Cafe Dining Car.
Leave 9:35 a. m. and 1926 D. m.
daily for Tazewell, Norton and all
stations on Clinch Valley division.
Arrive from Norton and points On
the Clinch Valley division at 2:4O D.
IN. and 1925 p. IN.
Leave GAS a. M. for Kenova and
intermediate stations via Wayne.
Leave $50 n. m. and 2:4O D. m.
for Welch and intermediate stations.
For Pocahontas $40 a. M, GAS
a. m, $3.50 n. m. z:4O p. m. and
500 p. m. Arrive from Pocahontas
at 500 a. m, 2:05 p. m, $50 D.
IN, 9:35 a. m, and $50 p. m.
For Bramwell. leave Bluefield $40
a. m, SEAS a. M, $50 a. M, 2:4O
y. m. and $50 p. m.
Cali on agent Norfolk and West
ern Railway for tickets maps and
additional information.
w. p. BEVILL, G.. p. A.,
Roanoke, Virginia.