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The Newtown bee., 1908-02-14

& Thomas had the arrangements in charge.
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AF-
 FAIRS.
 Rev Charles H. Sm ith of Barre, Mass, will be the preacher at the Con- gregationaI church, Sunday morning and evening. MT Smith is forcible preacher and chaplain of the Grand Lodge, I. o. 0. F., of Connecticut. A meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society will be held on Fri day at D. m.
 Next Sunday, February IS, the Sun day school is to use special service entitled Lessons in Christian Patri- otism," as an opening exercise, and the offering of.the school on that day will go to aid the work of the American Missionary Association.
 The musical program at the Congre- gational church, Sunday, will be as'fol. lows:
 MORNING: Prelude, Invocation, Dubois Anthem, ."The God of Abraham
 Praise," Buck Anthem, "Thou Grace Divine"
 Pflugier 0ffertory, Chadwick Postlude, - Mailley
 EVENING: Prelude, Pastoral, Foote Anthem, "Ye That Stand In The
 House" i" Spinney Postlude, March, Foote
 SECRET SOCIETY NOTES. On account of the social dance of Palm Rebekah lodge, No.43, next We'd nesday night, the lodge room will open up at 7.30 p. m.
 Homer J. Landis of Pleasant Valley, N. Y, former clerk at the store of AL bert Evitts, has been passing a few days in town.
 Mrs Nettie Osborne and Miss Minnie A. Toussaint attended the funeral of Mrs Jennie Cooperlin Danbury, Friday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15
SOUTHERN EDUCATOR
WHITE HOUSE CALLER

Prof D. B Johnson, president Of the
Winthrop Normal and Industrial Col
lege. of Rockhil. s. c., called on Presi-
dent Roosevelt today 10 acquaint him
with the nature Of trip which he VIII
make abroad IN the interest Of the
normal and Industrial schools Of the
South.
Prof Johnson left for New York this
afternoon and VIII sail for Europe Sat
urday II IS his intention 70 visit a
number OF institutions IN England,
France, and Germany He IS making
the Journey al the request OF the Ma
tiOnal Civic Federation, which IS also
sending a number Of other teachers
abroad from all parts OF the country
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15
FLEET IS SIGHTED
OFF JAPAN SHORE
Final Preparations for Re-
Ception and Entertainment
Are Being Rushed.

TOKYO, Oct 15.-The gunboat Yank-
ton. the vanguard Of the American bat
tleship feet. was sighted of the coast
OF Japan shortly after daybreak this
morning. When the news that the ad-
vance guard Of the great feet was
borne into Yokohama there was deal
Of excitement 1t added an impetus 20
the final preparations Of entertainment
and reception which are going forward
today with feverish haste. The Yoke
hama harbor is alive with craft from
the neighbOring coast towns, and every
available boat has been chartered 10
take eXcursiOnists and sightseers out
10 view the great machines OF war.
The official visit of Francis B. LOOMS
and other American representatives
who are in this country on a mission
from the United States relative to the
japanese Exposition In 1912 Will end to-
morrow, following a visit to the EN-
perOr.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15
GIRL SETS TRAP
FOR TAEI-DRNER
Strike Breaker Attacked by
Men in Waiting for Cab
She Hired.

NEW YORK. Oct 15.-Lured by a girl
into a trap and beaten unconscious
by men who lay in walt for him,
George A. Leavitt. a strike-breaking
New York taxicab driver, is dying in
the Presbyterian Hospital OF a frac-
tured skull.
The girl. Ike the man who accom-
panied her, was clad in evening dress.
Leavitt was deserted by the two at
Seventy-second street and Second ave
nue. Leavitt's assailants escaped
Leavitt managed to give the police a
connected story. He said that he was
waiting outside the Hotel NetherIand
for passengers when a man aad a girl
came out OF the hotel and asked him
to drive them TO IS East Seventy-secOnd
street Leavitt was a little surprised
when he got 10 the address, but sUs-
Dected nothing and drove over there.
When the car got 70 a dark stretch
Of Seventy-secOnd street beyond Second
avenue a dozen men, who had ap-
parenty been waiting for II, jumped
1 into the street, and each man hurled a
stone at the two men IN the front seat
LeaYiJL was struck on the side OF the
head BY one OF the first bricks thrown
and he tOppled over on his seat into
the street. The special policeman, who
had no revolver because his permit had
not yet been issued. ran after the men
! in spite Of being struck on the body
| by several OF the bricks When ne saw
| that he could not stop the men from
jumping on the elevated train he went
| back 10 LeaVittsr assistance
! BY the time he got there Policeman
/ Shaw had arrived and was doing what
I he could.
/ At the hospital IL was found that
/ I,eavitt's condition was 50 serious Lha1
| they sent for his wife and child a
I Glendale, =. 1.
! The man and woman who were IN tht
! taxiCab had vanished before policeman
/ Shaw got there.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15
OUTCOME OF ELECTION
HINGES ON ; STATES
For Rest of Campaign New York, Ohio and Indiana
Will Be battle-ground for Bryan and Taft Forces.
Some Possible Combinations.
By JOHN SNURE.

braska, Iowa, and Kansas. IN these
States are ninety electoral votes. Bryan
cannot get Illinois, nor Iowa, nor Kim
nesOta without a veri able upheaval.
Wisconsin has plenty Of Republican
weak spots. but the indications are Taft
viii carry the State, Taft's chances
are the better in the DakOtas. Kansas
IS close. but with the Republicans nor
nally in control Of the State and Taft
having some advantage. In Nebraska,
Bryan apparently has an even chance
of Wrestling the State from the Re
publiCans.
II this is an approximation 10 the
situation in the State sof the middle
West, then it is apparent there must be
| a heavy concentration Of Democratic
artillery on the States lying to the east
Of those named Such a situation would
point to hard work rOr the control or
Indiana. Ohio. New York, and some OF
the smaller adjacent States This is
, exactly what Is going to happen, II
| present plans are carried out This
/ does not mean the Democrats are going
/ TO neglect the middle West Lately. the
( Democratic managers assert the advfces
| from Wisconsin have been getting more
and more Democratic, and II IS known
| that close attention IS being given that
State from the Chic Igo Democratic
headquarters. Br. Bryan IS anxious 10
carry his own State. and has just made
q swing around the State, speaking IN
a large number Of counties. In Kansas,
] the Democratic State committee is
! flooding the State with speakers.
| One OF the facts about the Wisconsin
| situation thaC IS pleas. ; 70 the Demo
/ cratic managers here is that Senator
/ la Toilette, Il is reported, Will not
| make speeches in the State, as Il was
at first believed he would He will
speak outside Of Wisconsin, according
/ TO present plans
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15
SKIN HEALTH
Effected by Cuticura Soap
Ointment, and ResOlvent-

the skin, as Ia eczema; the frighCful
scaling. as II psoriasis; the loss Of hair
and cTUsting Of scalp. as II scaled head ?
the facial Disagreement, as ID acne and
rinEE0rn; the awful suffering Of infants,
and anxiety Of WORKOUT parents. as IN
letter, OF salt rheUm-al demand a
remedy Of extraordinary virtues 20 sUo-
cessfulIy cope with them That CUT
CIra Soap. Ointment, and RssOive-t
(iQuid OF pills. are such stands proven
by UnQuesCiOned testimonials.
Cuticu.- Soap C25cl % Cleanse TIE skin. Curicurs
Ollrne-r fS0CD % Heal TIE 6El1. and CuticUrl
Resolye-r tE0cl COR q the form OF Chocolate Co2te1
Pills. Z5c- per VA % 90 % PI-1rT TIE Blood. sCc
lhr0uzEout the world Potter Drug q Che1- Corp
Soc Props Boston Hlsz-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15
TITLED PUBLISHER
SEES, TALKS, GOES
Lord Northcliffe, Owner Of
Many English Papers, De-
parts, Praising City.

Well satisfied with his one day in
washington. during which he luuchet
with the President, visited MI Vernon,
eulogized the beauty Of the Capital as
a whole, expressed his ideas as 20 how
American newspapers should be run,
and declined . express his opinion as
TO American politics. Lord &Orthcline,
Of London. part owner Of the London
Times, the London Daily Mall six other
dailies and forty-dve periodicals, Left
this morning for New York
Accompanying Lord Northcllfe Is
rad,- NGr+,cllre. Mrs. Harmsworth, his
mother. and Mrs. AlseraOn Douglas
PzEnant, the latter a trleni OF Lazy
Dmthclirfe. From New York Lord
NorthcHne viii 90 up into Canad'-'
whe-e he has large business interests
REGARDING his views Of neWspap ers'
ne said:
Your American newspapers are MOD
els of enterprise and ProgresslVeness'
but YOU do not classify the news as
we do. ana consequently they do not
possess the proper facilities for qI's6
reading. according TO my viewpoint.
Lord NorthcIIns said the Balkan
trouble had been expected for some
time. but he had no comment 20 Lliahe
outside his editorial columns, as 10 tlt
probable outcome lie IS wei Nersec li
All public affairs. and just IS READY lt
I1is+en 10 his interviewers' opinions
as he is 70 express his own
He seemed especially pleased WITH Al
Vernon. saying II sayored great cea-
Of England in the manner or IT'S keeping
and the quiet dignity Of the 1-ace.
] There Is nothing aurOcratic about JEl
fIOrTshin publisher. He IS aIFrCa-c-l.ll-E
c-reers ore with q real American hang
shake. and talks TaulIlarly Of America
ideas. which he has thoroughly INTRO
lduced into English newspaper making
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15
CASE OF TRUE LOVE.

WINSTED. Conn. oct 15--Seeline
Richard. sixty-fOur, a widOwer with
eight children, married Mrs. Mar
Simon Seyer. forty-foEr, a widow with
seven children. at the home OF the
bridegroom in TOrTingtOn last night. II
was a case OF true love, both parties
say.
Moses Oct. Linen and Lace Curtain Sale
-AdVt-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15
WANT NATIONAL PARK

ALBANY. Oct 15--The New York
Historical Association closed its annual
meeting here today. a resolution in
fa.-r Of the establishment Of q nation
al park at TiCOndeTOga as a permanent
memorial OF the Lake Champlain ter
centenary celebration next July was
aaOpted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15
TORE HIS SKIN
OFF IN SHREDS
itching was Intense-HumOr Spread
from Hands to BOd-WOrk Inter
rupted and Sleep Often impossible
Disease Resisted Treatment
BUT CUTICURA CURED
HIM IN THREE WEEKS

my trouble commenced about two
years ago and consisted, az frs, Of an
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15

mgnCs- i tined several CCCCOTB ana
used q number q different ointmenta
and lotions but received practically no
benefit Finally I settled down 70 the
use Of Cuticura Soap. CUriCUrR Ointment,
and CuticUra kesClvent pills, with the
result that IN a few days all itching had
ceased and In about three weeks time
all traces Of my eruption had dsap-
peared. I have had no trouble Of this
kind since. II. A. KrutskOF, 95T ".
5Ist Place, Chicago. IL, November IS
and Is, 1901"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15
Wonderful ChiIdren's Coat and Dress Bargains

$3.50 Coats, S1.SS
All wool cloth Goats
for children up to IA
years u red, blue and
brown or asJrachan and
venetian coats for chill
dren 20 Z years
All cOlOrs,
valves UP TO ST no
81 81 Special. l. = .
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15

EE u JLADL q . II 2
pustules on my
b ds. 7 b e 6 .
spread later TO other
parts Of my body,
and the itching st
times was intense, so
much 50 that I liter
ally tore the skin on
In ghreds IN seeking
relief. The awful
itchin z interfeDed
with my work con-
sderably, and also
kept me q va K 9
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15
PRESIDENT WORKING
ON ANNUAL MESSAGE
Great Brunt of Work, Howevec.
Will Be Postponed Until
After ElectiOn.

President Roosevelt IS hard at work
on his annual message to Congress-
He has been going over departmental
matters with several Of the cabinet
officers during the last few days, al
though the great brunt Of the work viii
not be done until after election. Secre-
tary Garfield was at we White House
tOdgy with some matters which the
President desired TO incorporate in his
message
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15

SSC
Beautiful SILK Striped
Plaid ORE Ss=s. of wool
finished materials for
children up 10 Il years.
Linec throughout and
pretJiiy trimmed
in silk braidS and
s sPssfsi emblem 98c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-15

Ladies White Shirts and Draw
ers. fine silky ribbed garments,
heavily fecced for cold weather,
with SIX fronts and pearl but
tons. Actual 75c value, nRr
and sold for that IN other ~
stores. Behrend's special. - =
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-30

6eioeIbeer Bfaunfu-
den. gian oerquirIt So eier IN
" GlIart Niild. fiist ei..e fleIne Mei.
ieripIBe Sal3 mn 10 Diel trodenes,
leid}t ermarmtes gle9l 0uM. Dab elm
0idlider Qeig enhtcyl. eyn0eIien bat
man u 8fnIa0 6ei0el6eeren perleien.
gcDoideL a%6getropit un0 reidlid
nit 3uder uH6 3immt beltreut. gtun
erbist man cine flnhe eierfuhen-
paune, ole reitli9 nit Butter aus.
getriden mocoen lit, ifdittet Die
Salite oes &fannfudenteiges binein
uuo IdBt ben Sudden inter 0fterem
Steden nit elmer ipisen @abel ehDos
bndeF. SobaIo 0er~5eig felt aefuor-
ben 1T, gie6t man redt alatt uno
gleihmdBig Die Seioefbeeren Ourauf,
ifiittet Den ij6rigen S6eiI oes Ieiges
Ioarauf ldBr Jpn etrDag feIt mer0en,
iDeneet ben aAiden iebr Doriidtia,
l6Bt TIN aud unten idon geL6 hcden,
6ann poriihtig auf cine paiieu0e er-
GdliiieI g~leiten uno 6eltrelIt
NIT 3ufer uno 3immt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-30
llcbcr Ole ansnntnHs Der 6iden.
abf6lle.

3itt uou Der iogen1nnten -Reite-
Dg~ruci0uug io0 til Sen Hatfol3en.
Sen 3cilen Die 80Se lem. iouOeru
BON Ser 9,nBbarmatumg Der abf1ae
Ste ijh paupa0hlih itlon bel Ser
&or5ereituH8 Or 3obitoife erse5eu.
9,aAeH MIR eiuea 9raten 5urefi
% ba5ea iUir etne aan3e @Aense vi.
SANG az N3ut Se7aen uno aus3s.
lSitsu sln00su N,erotS toten mr.
mit f.etaaeihaitieaem @ur3eIncrf.
Sal3 ms @a0lri un,ar bcitdnoi9cm
1lmeihyeu eiae gullertarti9e 0alie.
uua9dhr 10 0it ana 10 6rala pIt
Stit.CriCm: auh Sic ls5ratcHcu
Nuoden t0gneu uir mt a%insiRuea-
mee - entItelt c5ac 1liiac unS
Rotten Elm acknowledgements
Ste ottnapn.e @l0ce SIC ~ auer
No5tsyu aIS urent5carliteg uve
tg,s pag r0i5i1 sa ~aa.tenSeg @-aaa.
5eSci6wa lcirN. $n osr E5ai
FIT 0se t3,st, eiu Aotit lhdeborgi
81 az FIR Soaeen, RasoatS, Sup
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-30

idneaer mmer ih5neren 3ielen ma.
Der. 9lbicits pom, @cge Ser 9flidt
III e 0unfel mo per0erblia, 0as
miiiiell crit aae ielbif erfennen
Damn crit iperoen iie Die @flidien.
bic 0as geben Se0en 5uertbeIlt. iUil.
ila erfiillen GDolleit, erfilllen mIiien,
aus innerm Grange herdu5.
Gas gflihtgeiutM medeH, id)drieR.
pcreoelH. tsiBt Der @ienifaeit wertb.
boQe Eienite leiiten. 9i6t leidi mag
0as INNER iein; aber sDenn sSe0er
na6 ieinem Seonnen od3u mitbilft
mo Dor alien aud 0ur6 gutes Der.
ipieI sur 9ndeiferung aniporut.
Damn fam bel CREDIT mer0en. oieI
mebr. ais @anber bieaeidt glauben
mag. Sdlost bod Oas @efiihl Der
ME gang Elm i'm Wienidlen.
Il. 3.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-30
xisbe brine CLIMBER.
Son eeopoI0 saefer-

A.ebi fleiRie nm nit eeiuen ainaeru'
" 0abe SIC Sas uno sia6t nm oIdl,
ugb liebe tic,
iiHs las bid lirbrn ein5is idl5He Sabre;
Senn MIR ben cnarn 5raum Der sino'
6eii iiuo Sic Oetu,
giht Isnsrrl @lit Der SuseuS iaoH
Sur6ihlci6t tie pieles baiS mas
Ou uidt 6iit,
linb lp6s tie manherlei - mas on nidi
bait,
Grfa6rcn tie pon elmer alien selt,
9is t6rem 0eif erfhati bic 3ntnnit
idpebi
Run i6neH Dor. 60 se6t bic @eaenuart
gerlorrn. gdf Sem GaassrtaiaaeH
gpn G5i6igfeiien 5iegf Der 2na6e fort.
GH ite9ft tim weiHcaO mad, bis ct per-
idwiuOet.
linO nimmer mirS er piebgr bein!
6r iebri snriid, or liebt. CT wa6lt her
3uEsfrau'n cine,
st Test! Sic lc6eH, anoerr lebeH AMI
slas Inn on bat Il cineu glann
an ibm,
Gait cinen G%lcnidcn nbcr mebr tctn
Sinh,
Sie Erhter bTtngt peruia5lt Dir tire
Giaber
Rus 6reuoe germ noaj maHdlmal in oein
o0us,
III Daft bic SHUTTER, abcr mebr itin
@iHn.
WeB fici9,g nm nit ocineu 9in0crH.
6a6c Gle 5Gg ma Ga6i nm bid, uno
iicbc iie,
Ilnb Iah bin lteben tiu5ia idbHe 5abre!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-30
$3.50
Sir Slide nuO sans.
aaasnssttsI.
(@ie Resssie flao flr 8 ervatfsae ober 8 q
Da9leHe IND 3 Ain5er 6erehnet)


2 Onntog. Nittags: eeqtrte Sup.
pc. *5ammel5roten nit friideu
Gatrten. Reue aortoifeln in Der
S6dle. Salat. aomp0tt. %5im,
beer4u00ing. - a6enos: grdt-
~fartoffeln (9ieite). @ufidnitt. But.
ter. 8rot Safe. G6ee.
% ontng. Wttttaqs: &ainhiupbe.
%Reltegeriht oon Sammel5raten.
~8omatenlalnt. ~ 9und: 2nlfer
8cis nit Soho l~is6eeren. Butter.
8rot. adie. aaiiee.
Gten6tag. Wlittdgs: grotiuppe.
Sdinfen NIT aobIro6i gd5aden.-
Sunt: Seiens9aTeln. 05ee. But
terbrot.
d tim d. @1ittaqs: Rinoileiid.
buii5e. &in0ileii6 nit S6uitt.
laudiauce-SuH6: Sdriiiel 6ino-
f!eii6. Butter. 8rot. aafao.
OonnerftGg. Wlittoas gierfoIt.
5daIe. *griine go5nen NIT Brat.
leber. Sund. 8~o6neuialat one
lte) ooer se~art0feIn in Ser ShaIe
nit SPed unD 31piabeln uno aopi-
inlat. Butter. @rot. adie aafiee.
6rettag. gtittags: aartoTeIlup-
be. @ebadene 5Iuuoern. - 2und:
*9eioelbeer $annfuden. Butter.
9rot. a6ie. G5ee.
g ON It ag. @iittogg: @riesiuppe.
@edmorte @urfen nit aoteletten.
%nn6: &alter aufihnitt ooer
3er0elatDunt. Butter. grot. aGie.
8amee.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-30

81. 1iA lH3en Gafaatiaftur uno
fa1pp ] luss @ap,lIe4srtraft. geah-
Sem oas Rsroernad "A Sfun0en
gaDaliert bat foh. man es nit 0em
Stnt1ii im Fr5aSe auf, igihf
adas FSll'rl Na1ou IN sinea gorseI.
loHn1a' 3.e5t 0as 9fanOelol Aosa
uno ta1ri aan ulluHterbrodlen nc
Stln9e Gnnn giebt
m11 l1a3'sn #uro Arter ite;en Rifh.
ota a~iuorrftur hinsu uus
'ic rus1n 0a 42aTe anfinot itef
r2roeE. 1ud Aea @oniue . Gp
ar, Gam iuut nan Sic Qonro5e
&lrer c9as 9Ihiea aus gor,
5s1aa-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-30
Sin praftiidcs SmatfaitleiH fir bic
S%ansfrau.

Sine eifriQe 9eierin unferes 9Iats
ties idlreibt ms: Seoe Drummer Sbs
res 0lattcs bietet cine an5abl BON
h6d6t beaftenspert6cn. praftiihen
RatMflGgen fiir 6aus uno 2eben.
Dit 06er ncuieblen lie leioer ibreB
3rped On man iih I'M gegebenen Iu'
gen5lid liner nidt eriHnert ODER lie
nidt auaufinoen maiB. lin benz
@eOddtntB u~ad3ubeIien, fam ih NJ
iolqen0en Ginfaa: Sd fhnei0e o:s
iGmmtlihen 3atbihIdge oes 8lat.
ties beraus uno flebe tie,
nab Rubrifen qeoronet, in Elm uidf
}u Oiinnes 6eit. Cur groBeren lleber-
iidt habe ib oieieS NIT elmer Rano.
leiite oeriehen. mic man lie in RotiJs
5iihern nit Gem 8er5eihniB oes lls
g5u5ets ODER ion1tiqer WerfmaIe 5uB
6ei5eren 9rientirung oteIfah fin6et.
9}eine 8aH0leiita trGgt uoditeberlAc
4uhhriiten:
2~cbensreJeln.
Gr5lcllgH8 mo uItterrlnr.
@ciunohettspflo8e.
Hcd7tsfragen.
@ohalng uno 6ausrath
@aIfon unc @arteu.
g9irt1hat mo 4ide.
@aiae.
Reifnaen ron fIeteH.
@emeinniiNges.
Der 2~hieriroun0.
Qraftide 8Infe.
Gin fltr3es Sohnegiter nuf oen
inneren @udbcdel in Der art, oaB
a q. inter Der Rubrif 0aide Gdes
at1cfi6rt mir0. mas fih nlsf ole 9a.
ife 6sieht. perooui taR0igt cas- feline
1amneauerf oa5. pie i'd aug or.
fahrnsrlea DeiB. Ser 9ousiuan 5al1
u~gentNbrllh miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-30
sine aRnatliebba6crin

e.. @srN 0cpu rel NhHen 10 sic,
Nlcgicg a,ple!t Sab Se Is ia cit
iUumieu llNut2"
g t7sriclt mirN uor uidt NatH
'pg f5untn liz ode teiNt mat ipic.
,,n aecr ih l3iit O0s 0lartv SON
'lit 80 3eii itumcn oei. meme
SelH 0aS 10 qcruc bort.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-30

Nuso,.u Sss Fl Sic sad1 ~
.bi.tt AUS oss .ieic @fiiW2
N5, 8,ss SIS 0,aHhm nirS
tfirot1u ourh >s3mrf mri sid.
.ieiNt ues oUt. DISCRIMINATING iu.
01r ieltit
9tt i'm e.rtite fsan Sic Weat.si,
seNUagu.
9soitvenNta IN Is .u,s, aarA Sic
terriae1atN SiticU miteHNtraen W
mer0ea.
.
@artsr Shirt asst ourh Sic ll-
esiit igfutr arfjt,ea Sss .Sclteitt.
aWO }Igtt umtspui, sen hlues 0c.
a AalW Den Slei5lalale.
@as rias tiei W.tasis. w5V.ai
$50, aSst aaA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-30
Rfrerret.

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$@s.@%%S%.
Gas odniide Soliciting nubm
eiren gntrag auf 3ulollung BON
5rauen Suriitinuen) ais 9ilfsbe-
ante beim Seriat an.
@rafin Or. @aria 2inoen, 6eren
@eluerbung tim 3uIaiiung 8urDc5eH-
tur pom preHBiiden llnterrihtsmiHl@
Iterinm abgelebnt lit. lit gum A6tbeI-
lmgs0oritan0 oes b1gieRiifcH Snltl'
tuts III Bonn ernannt Doroen.
Der 9er6an0 0eutidler Sourna.
Iiften unoS hrifhtener bat gum eritea
Mlale cine Dame IN iein Bureau ais
8eifiber gerD1blt mo 5Dar 6rau Sire
&amipef GarmitG0t. Die ihou lett
ldRgeren Sabren 0em @ufiidtsratb
Der @eniionsanitllt 0eHtider Sourna'
lIlten mrO Sariinteaer angebort.
Gle CONFORMATION Der ltdotls
ldlen bOberen @an0elsihuIe 81 Gam
noner emit ata0emilder 46tbeilung)
bat belblohen, non @tidlaelis oieie3
Sdbres 06 Den 5rauen aufnabme in
oIe 9anOelsihule 81 %gepdbren. Ga
ltebt beute id)on FEB, 0nB ole 9etbeis
lisung cine aubert rege iein miro.
= 6rau Gurie, Die Satin un0
9eadiolBerin oes oor5eitig oeritorbe.
zen beritbmten 9aturforihers, Bat
fiir3Iid oie ShrifteH hires @ema6Is
berausgegeben un0 Oasu cine gtnlei.
tung geibrieben. 0ie in ibrer Gin
fafbeit HmO 3uriidhaltung eineR
groBen @irorud mudt. Sic hebt
0arin qan5 6eion0ers Ole uneigen-
niibigfeit 6uries berpor, ser ME Oa-
ran oadte, oon ieinen spiiicHifnftli.
den 9lrbeiten pruftihen 0usen 5u
3ie6en. 0iGe 8orre0e biloet EN-
ih0nes 3euQniB Der @iet1t 5ran Gu
ries gegen ibren Wlann.
Der 46e0iOe BON Aeggpten, 6er
fiir3lid in 2onoon 81 8eiube nellie,
befiBt feinen 6arem, mie ettua Der
.SuItan. 4aeroiugs geitattet inn bic
mobomme0anti6e 9feiigion Den 8efs
BON pier 6rauen; aber Abbos II. be-
gniiat ii6 Die ieiu Batter, nit elmer
ein8igen. Seine 6rau mar ebemaIS
cine cirfaiiiide SfIaoin un0 pur0e
meqen ibrer auBeror0entliten Sd0n-
belt pom Der Mutter oes RbeOIoen
einem tiirfiiden @aiha fir niht gang
$500 abgefauft. Ser @beoioe, oeu
fiinf ent3iidenee Sohter nno einerpl
Sobn bat, ioa ieine 5rau abs0ttii4i
%oere5ren.
= @u8 Qon0on miro Ser Cob efnerf
Ser p~opuldriten 0idterinnen gng-
Ian0s gemclOet. g1rs. @enDou 8uO-
Oicombe. Oie inter Dem 8ieuoonpm
9uen Blaine ourh cine 8ei6e porI
&omanen III Sen letten 10 Sobrea
bel sen britiideu 2eiern beriibmt
mur0e. lit g%eitorben. Grit ipGt una
0urb sic 96ot6 ua0 ole Gorge fiiT
ibren franfen Ntaun a~ngetrieben.
enti6loB iie iih, bon ibrer @orliebs
fiir's Sdreiben praftiibeu @ebrau4
su MAIDEN uno entoedte ibr EaIent.
1897 eridien tbr critics Bud, oas
gleih einen Surhihlngen6en @rfolB
.errang unO in mebr ais 100000
@rampInren abeeieet pur0e. Sn ben
f~olqenOen 10 Sabren bat Maen &aine
nod S &omoue berausgegeben, is
oenen ibre GenntniB Der @ei9ifte
bon @ales. ser alien 9eaenoen ii@
nit elmer flaren Itarfen mo 9ornf.
terboQcn Shreibmeiie n~ereinigen. 90
erfl1rt iih ser ouBerorOeutlide Gre
folq scr Bidder: i6re @erfe muroea
in me6r als 100000 gremplnreH
0erfouft, Gin Grfolg. Der wobI nuz
peuige ieinesgleiden bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-30

II o1rfua2p,jie Nae wc,bists et
itl1tt iesse ts atisr5t
'iiAle 3lr# Nrenru1teit bcitafint
f. ioa o1s 2Sc5 tue &rcitegn Ses
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-30

Der ger6aro Oeutider Sourno'
liiten un0Shrifhtener bat gum eriteH
Male cine Dame in iein Bureau ais
8eiiiber gepdbl mo 5rDar 6rau Sre
&amipef GarmitG0t, Die idon lett
luRgeren Sabren Dem Aufiidtsratb
Der $eniionsaitllt 0eutider Sourna'
lIlten miO S@ritHteaer anse6Ort.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-30

Die Sdulfommiiiion Der itd6tis
ldeH boberen @anoeIsifuIe 81 Gam
rooer emit afaOemiidler 46tbeilung)
bat beibl0hen. non @tidaelis oieie3
Sdbres ab ben Srauen Aufnabme in
oie 9unoelsidnle al gepdbren. Ga
ltebt bente ldJon feB, oaB ole 9etbeis
!iguns cine auBert rege iein miro.