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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
Good Spirit Among School Pupils.
From the Spokane Spoke,mau.Review

In their active efforts to beautify the
public school grounds the pupils at st.
John show a commendable spirit It is a
gratifying sign to see the children en-
thusiastic and giving evidence that they
take an interest In the school beyond that
connected with the daily routine Of study.
They are cultivating a healthful civic
spirit that Is not only productive of pres.
ent good results. but which will beneficial
ly influence their whole future lives
Where there is this interest in the at
tractive appearance of school grounds and
buildings there Is sure to be correspond.
Ing progress in the school work. Pupils
who take pride in the outward and physi-
cal aspect can be relied upon to keep uu
q high standard of excellence in their
studies. Pleasant surroundings always
have q distinct and favorable effect on
the mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
Criminals and Lunatics.
From the San Francisco Chronicle

II the criminal is insane. let him be
committed to an asylum. II he is not in
sane, let him be brought to trial and dealt
with according to the law and the evil
dence. 1t Is travesty upon justice to
submit the question Of sanity or insanity
to an ordinary jury upon the testimony
OF paid experts as to the probable mental
condition Of a person committing a certain
act under circumstances described in a
Hypothetical question" which it may take
fifteen minutes to read and which only a
highly trained intellect can follow and
comprehend. An insane person ought not
to be tried for crime at all. and If plea
Of insanity Is raised in criminal case 1t
should be passed upon by qualified au-
thorities before any trial is held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

1t Is announced that Judge Parker ac-
cepts the post Of delegate at-large to Den
yer, and will attend the convention. That
Is right. Mr.. Bryan attended the st.
Louis convention four years ago and tried
to prevent the nomination OF the New
Yorker. and now at Denver the tables
will be turned. Mr.. Bryan failed. will
Judge Parker fail? The imagination finds
pleasant theme In Judge Parker's prob
able reception at Denver. If the anti
Bryan movement comes to nothing and
the convention names the peerless leader
easily. those democrats. and particularly
the New Workers., now so busy on the
other lay will hardly be toasts among
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

the Bryanites. But should the movement
succeed. and one-third Of the convention
send Mr.. Bryan to coventry, Judge Parker
should appear tall in town. The Denver
meeting, everything is going to show,
will be easily worth the railroad fare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

EIA order 70 avoid delays On account
% psssoAA1 abssnss letters TO TN
SSA1 sAoslA not bs addressed 60 any
tdividusl connected vita the once, but
si,nply 70 110 0TA0. o. 70 the 3litozial
o. Business Department. according 70
ssnes OF purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
Boss Cannon.
from the Philadelphia I.edeel

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
Arbitrary as the rules of the House are
in many particulars and far removed as
the proceedings of the House may be
from the right ideal Of a deliberative
body, obstruction as such is no improve
ment. The democrats cannot justly find
fault with the present majority for doing
that which they would themselves do
were the political conditions reversed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
Girls Strategy.

From the New York Press
A girl likes to dance so as to be too
tired next day to help her mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

Law Notes says that Illinois judges have
decided to wear gowns on the bench, and
that the legal brotherhood is agitated over
the innovation. Gowns are certainly more
becoming to judges than pajamas would
be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

This Is the kind Of weather the inaugu-
ration guests would experience II the
date were changed according to the plans
which have been pigeonholed for SO many
years at the Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

Score another for the Merry Widow hat.
Cleveland girl tried to drown herself,
but her hat. which she had forgotten to
remove before plunging. held her up until
she was rescued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

The cab drivers of Washington are
firmly convinced that the conference
blockade on the station trackage bill Is
the highest expression Of congressional
intelligence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

Nobody seems to have thought Of finding
out what effect prohibition has on golf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

Washington wants every American who
lives outside Of its boundaries to visit it
at least once during this glorious season.
when it is beyond comparison he most
attractive city in the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

New Jersey democrats turned cold
shoulder upon Mr.. Bryan. while the re-
publicans of the sandy state have given
him the glad hand. Does this portend a
revolution or an encore?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
Cutting Sarcasm.

YES" said the egotist; Il keep q note
book and write down everything clever !
think off,
Dear me!' exclaimed Miss Cayenne
Aren't you afraid OF getting pen palsyT'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
Kansas Not Bleeding.

From the Kansas City Journal.
Out Of the l05 counties which the state
OF Kansas has within it's domains at least
fifty have no paupers. One-half the
county poor farms are empty, save for
the keeper. who draws his salary and
waits for patronage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

The fishermen are setting q standard
this spring which campaign liars will have
to stir their stumps to excel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

Russian troops are defeating the Kurds
In Persia with regularity and dispatch,
indicating that Persia has a few tricks
to learn from Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

Perhaps John Sharp Williams begins to
feel that after all the Senate's rules will
give him a better chance than the House
rules have this session afforded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

This is the day when the cook begins
her annual BASE ball season crouch on
the score of late dinners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

If the cities Of the Pacific coast are
doing any business just now. with the
fleet in port. no signs of their Industrial
activity appear in the news dispatches.
Everything seems to have been pushed
aside for merry-making and enthusiasm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
A ReVolutionizer,

Does that man claim that his flying
machine will revolutionize travel?"
mot exactly. But have observed that
it will travel upside down about as we'll
as it will right side up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
It II Funny.

From the Detroit News.
Funny how. many statesmen appear to
need vindication these days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
Presidential Year.

From the Milwaukee Journal.
Among the seismic disturbances to be
expected this year is the traditional land.
slide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

The Senate's steering committee" has
evidently decided to unship the rudder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
Friendless.

From the Pittsburg Gazette-Times.
1t does seem unreasonable to expect a
man to go through summer without
friends for the small salary paid a base
ball umpire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
Useless.

When fair ambition spread her charms
50 bright before his eyes,
He sat him down with folded arms
And scorned to seek the prize;
This world" quoth he, ''tis plain to see
Is going to the deuce.
This toll which they demand Of me
tbs not of any use!
"A million years from now this earth
VIII know no mortal breath.
Whate'er we do. whate'er we're worth
Well all be froze to death.'
Pass on, oh. sage. in silence grim;
Turn not your logic loose.
Life and its joys for such as him
Are not Of any USE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
Always Wins.
From the Kansas City Journal.

From the Kansas City Journal.
But IL Col. Bryan did not make money
out Of his campaigning how else could
he salve the bruises of his overwhelming
defeats? AS 1t Is. he wins. no matter
who Is elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
NeiEhborhood Talk.

Your husband says he works like a
dog" said one woman.
Yes. it's very similar" answered the
other. He comes in with muddy feet,
makes himself comfortable by the fire and
waits to be fed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

ESTA BLISHED 1871
FOR sALE-BY JOHN MILLER CO..
oil II ct. NV.
l.000. 900 salmon brick at 60 Der m, delivered
20 900 600 good hard brick, 6.6O per m. dei;vd
10000 tons white ash coal at $e.60 per ton, for
All delivered in any part Of the city free Of
charge,
At our yards. Sd and o sts. s.w.
1000 tons best quality river gravel at 6dc per
cubic Yard. &c
5000 tens concrete sand 1t &c per cubic yard
JOHN MIIL.BR & co.,
apIS-SO.lo Sl u It, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
1rrepressible.

Through life the CRATER scheming goes
The thoughts blue one.
As soon as old tricks we expose,
He learns a new one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
SHOOTING STARS.
By PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Variable Preference.

(Which do you prefer. horses or auto.
mobiles?"
+ 1T depends" answered the restless citi-
zen. IF I'm plodding behind a slow horse
l like automobiles; but when I'm out in
motor car I'm liable to set pretty
homesick for q horse'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

These are the days when good citizen
ship makes noise like lawn mower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

Mutilated Currency Reform.
From the New York Mail.
At Washington they are asking Have
you got change for an Aidrich bill?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

Nobody can later complain that the Ma
tionais made too promising start
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
Has Not Helped Mar

From the Providence Tribune
Whatever racing may have done for
horses, 1t doesn't seem to have improved
the breed of certain legislators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
Legal Defense Remains.

From the Baltimore Sun.
Since they have invented gun that
shoots 300 miles. the only way to keep
from getting shot Is to get out an in-
junction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22

WI Ting-fang has begun to talk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
MATTINGS LAID FREE.

for quick clearance. Lib
eral credit terms can be ar
ranged as usual.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
atuut a%Dtsrunhn.

@eim @bfiur5 BON einem 9elss
srapbenpiOiien ipieBie in Sanesz
billie Gbos. ssieer ii9 buhltdbli6
Rui elmer fdbiernsn SiaH9e anf uRb
srliit Iebsns9sfdbrlihe GsrlsBangtn.
DIR Set 8aufauRa mo1H
bate 40 Sabre ale 5rieor. zip purs
De. ols er in Der 4d6g oes 10th. Iriso=
5ofss ouf Dem @eleiie Der Snisrurban
Balm Ha9 bouie ging. BON eiHsr Gar
estrciien uno ioi aaf Der Stsae gstoos
let.
SH ben grobsn 4oblenbaufeI Der
yGas & 6Ieciric GompaHp~ IN Sc
nofba brad Elm Bsusr aus. 0as bic
n%mIieeeRoeH grobsu GabritanIossn
fhper beOrobte uuo Hur nit qr0Bter
wlibe auf ieinsn 5erb bel6rdnlt psr-
ben toHHie.
Nm 9iHnbddentrdmpf ais sol
&c elmer 8abnoperati0n. ftarb in
8 oRo bu ae oer Brabtfpaaner ".
Slider. - Cos. 80. Wlc6rorn, Gin Al
Sabre alter wo6lbobeHber. in Der 0dbs
ben bier nobRbafier 5armsr. farb on
WerleBunasR. bic sr BEL elmer Durd
brennerei erlittsH battle.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
Ans Rnrtne.

als ber an Steluaunee 1trabe
iDohnbafie 5rso. 3iiasr am L. 1reitags
4beno beim tam. iano er in itinsr
iNobnuna 4ass bruuter uuo bruber II.
feline gran bsDuBtlos oui Dem gooen
lEiegtno. Gie 5rdu BeriMieig. baB elm
unbslouHtsr ia aberfauen. mibbdnbtlt
fanb Am $40 berautt babe. Sine I'm
fsriu@unq eraab aber. ooB bic qauls
Nduberaeidihte bon osr 6rau eriun
ben mor0en ipar. UNI @elo 3u e%rianaen
sur lluierItubunQ zines gtpiHm @il.
bert geteriou btr ongsilaat 1T, feline
Urau berlodm 81 BADEN uno oititr
bolb in Der Sail ret.
0ur iuapp 6em 3obe snlaangsn
VI Gop. Sizzling, 6ilfsiUdrttt OUT
BEN qeutti9urm na6icr. er mar
hdhrsnb bes Giarmea am Wiilmo6
,. % IN sinem @alolinbooi pom Gan
Be- a%baeiabren. ipo er qebensmiiisl az.
belt bate. unb ipurbe in ben Gre bin
uusgeirieben. yi0h 4ltinbiafr Tabri
In a%rimmiger @dlte. muroe It. bereiis
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
gus OrhknTb.

gsim G6lihihublaufeH auf BEN
8innsbagosS See in Der Rdbe bon Do
msls 9oini bad Der II Sabre alte
Ddpio 9argst ourd's Sis uno srtranl
uHo 6ei lsluea 8euuH9speriu6sn sni-
3ing grant @aiper .eiHsr ISiner gamea
raoeu. nur inapp BEN 9lsiden Shids
lal.
Gas 8labnif, Der Dor 9 MoHas
ten 6eim Q6Ipringsn BON elmer Stras
Bsnbabncar 3u 5au fam. 1T an I.
5rsitag in QlsPiansrs 6oipital an ben
5Jlgsn ieiner @trleBunqen gshorben.
81 par 80 Sabre ait uuo bintsrIdBi
3rau unb 9 ainoer.
Gie Mis. 6lsttric Rb. so. plant
cine gsrlongsrung Der Qtnie Ci6tofbz
GssHab .pelhe Winnebago bsrubrsn
fol-. uno auBerbsm fol- bic Gfbtofbz
Gmr0 ginie ina gaufe oss fommenosn
Sommers bis mad Berlin ausseoebRt
merben.
Der .goiemite Club" osr 6sr3
9sfue e.smsinoe tufft Bor6ersitungsn
fus eine bramatii6e untsr6altunq. bel
melfsr oas Ulslobrama .1bs Zone
Tree MiHs" a%ufgsilbri psrben foa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13

Qrtdnfds. - Das S~berhadtss
gsridt entihie0; oab Is ungsIsblin lift,
0urh @erionot BON gircularen inBro=
bibiti0nsbe3irten auFtrdqe fir bsraus
fhenbe @etrante gu iammelH. =
Gdperen Ghaoen babeu in Bine
Bluff 6ohflut6eu onoeri4tet. Cur
4blentung Der Jlut6en mugoe cine
oortige gano3uHge our& DDnamit-
fpreHgunaen ourhbronen. dber bic
6lu.6en Iino nod penis 1etui6en.
3eras.- Der @eTddftst6etl BON
8edofIls. i'm @ountp @reog, muir
be ourh cine 6euersbruuit b0lig ser
tort. 9erluF 100000
NET @irgtn'a. - Bel elmer
GrploiiOn in Der 3ingsg o6len3ehe 81
y o N b muroen 2 @rbe:tsr geto6s
tet uno 3 anbere i6per UerleBt.
g ntudD. On Gouiss
Uite erl6oB f9 Der 1~3ja6rigs 6rant
Is. eammers. neil ct IsiHen 9isbliHgss
buno 5ufdaig eriaOhen bate @.
Ohio. Dem amtl.4en gerihte
sufolQe Iieate Der oemotratii6e Sou
berueursconoioat carmen in Der leB
ten 0o6l NIT elmer Webr6eit BON 10.
.372. Qae iibriqen 5toaisconoi6aten
Der 8epublicaner Iieglen NIT Wlebrheis
ten BON 19, 81, 0O0, MIR Der G@dB
meiitercQubiout puroe pon ieinem be-
molratiI6eu @egner MT elmer Wiebrs
teit BON 1431 Stimmen eeidl0gen. -
IS aus pen s. @ornties Obio's iiuo
iebt unicr Dem Gountn Gption s@eieB
Ithou .troden" gslegt; nur z fimmten
feu6t. Sn 9e3us auf bic 9sOolierung
1T Der Staai ieBt CUR 6dlIte troden
in bs3ua auf ben 8lddenraum Iogar
5Deiorittel. Sn BEN iibriQeu 26 Gotms
ties piro rud6reno Der ndhfen Wonate
nob o6qeitimml lDeroen. Die WahI
bat auf 2 Sabre @Iltiateii. bel
tiQer G6ueehurm berridte ON a. bis.
i'm Qan3en p0roliteH Ohio uno perur
lahte erulie acknowledgements.
Dos in TtnbIaD eeaen bic rSt0Eo
oro Cil So" einQeleitete 9roceBper
fobren %Qelan0te 5u einem ploBliden
QbldluB. inoem. Ouf @riiden oes9er
folgunQsoupalts ietblt. ldmmtlihe
@uilaaeu nieosre;i4lagen Duyoen.
neil Die auQeblihen u%naeieBlideH
Qroctiien. oereu abIetlung angeitrebt
puroe. ieBt ausoel6jeoen leieu @. r.
IN ieinem 6otel 3u @alltpott8
BOT Iih Der friibere WIanor @b, Ser
bobm BON 8omRrop aus mbetann
tan @riinbtn srihoiien. - 6rdu Wla
rioui. 2odter pom 9iiygermeiier 2om
g. Sohniou poUG le|pflano, tit pon
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
sas sAprhtr zl,,r.
etHt ysittlpteGnif0iion Nit bohsr anSbiIos
ane uHb 9hsasbsrsiffaaft.

NtAs 4AAtipt0outfoiton Wta Honef WuSbittf
ane aHS Grisasbsrsisiaait.
Jn Siaaien nit Ittbenoen Qrnieen
1T man MIR gu Isi6t geneigt. aui elm
WPtIi3besr init elmer eepiNen @erinQ
i4dBuug berabBuisben. als ouf bic
SolootsHipisIersi elmer .8argtrpe6r9 :.
bic ietHen miIitdril6sH 0ertb babe.
- 8tbt attr ieoeHfals Elm 9~lilis6eer
IN Der Wtlt. oos ioI6en 6ohmutb Qii
gen FRAT, Gs lit bas @hpciBer Deer.
Ju Der iur3eH @usbttounas3eit BON 70
bis 90 2l9su. set %ollsroings idbrli6eu
MISUNDERSTANDING Gs eli GoQe)
nno nit benz 4.ftpano teiher Wliiiel.
iptroeH bier erh0unlihe 2eifungeu ers
3islt. 3n %Usraeiisa lit outrptuqs Mot.
oaB Der miIitdrilae Suasnountsrritt
tn Der ShlUei5 o~aatmeia, uub sluar
ouy6 gtiebli6t @orihrift pcrbreites
H. oab eos ShisBtn Elm pom c laats
upttrItuBitr Matchmaker Sport Der
Gdpei5et lit. uuo ooB bic etltuihofl
lib beporlg9ien Slanee. aaitati oas
Nrioiieaium elmer i'm bic 6alfie Der
iiy5ien Gisult3,it fir fh in anIprub
81 nebmen. iiCb ourh eg5ebl;1 pgr
mtbyts uHo psrldnaerse lle6umQsn nit
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
tlsusr g~rautub,ruf
ctHenfFsaf 3stteIenffsb ertHnsn IN SaSis
nno ihEe eiaksafana.

= INV - $3.50
rro ibss ~siukraftaHe.
Wis in bielen anoereR 9anbern, ID
TT ou9 in 6rantrei6 bic es6ensbaIi
tnne bon Jahr 3u 5ahr tbeusrer &C.
porben; nomentli6 If 9aris Elm toft.
IDieliqes gflafer. Gduer mihsn bort
bic untsrsn uno aud bic mitilsren Be-
bolterunosi9inten rirgeK. I'm oas
3um eestn Rotbpsnoise terbei5uihai-
fen uub. psnn mogIih. fir Rotb unh
2llter siusn GparggoIdeH 5arid5ule'
oen. 20 tam Is Hiht puHbsrRebmeH
bab in oislsm b~iitsrsn 9alsinsiompis
aud bic 3rou in bic 5rOnt trttt unb
TAPER miihilft, no ss BEN WanH MD:
ootr bod nur in bd1rdntiem Wsabe
moglih III, fir ben unterbaIt Der ga
Mile ~ iorgsn. Die fraR3oFfhs
6aubtaabt fam esnn aud oos Der
bisnft fiji fi9 in GnIpru6 nebmeH.
sinsm nsusn 5raueHberuis bic Uegs
gssbnet 3u batsn.
Geit GINGER 3eit fisbt man in ga
ris nebsn ben maRHli6eu 8erufstoaes
gen ou9 pei6li6s ofisntlids 3sttelaHz
ilsbsr ibr.s ihpersn 0mtss iDdlten.
Gaum 6oB Der Usorgen graut. uHo
bos pulirsuos WsltfiabtItbsn NOD in
ben sri.sn anfanesu liest, buT4en oieie
9ertTeitriHnsn tines neusn Qrbeitsbes
rufss In iIsiofomsr 3rodt. bic 6otens
letter auf Der S6uIier. ben aleiftsrs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13

topf nit pinisl am arm, gti6Gftig
bon 4ni6lagiaule gu auidlogfduIs,
I'M oieis fir ben n,usu 3ag ber3uria
ten. unb lpsnn poris srpnht IN, oonn
fam Is bertits an allen @deu unb On
ben bic Sdulen Ttuoirtn, bic ibm ia
gen, of ouforinelia 3uf6rsien. mos
q Neues gibt. uno 100 mon ii6 beute
amiIitren lam. 60 oebt Is ale Iuqe;
biz parii,rin 1T esi9idt uno r~eIoIut;
fe UetB aua In BEN l6tpertn gtrufe
ais offtnilide 3sttslantlsbsgin ibren
-Wann" gu ltsbsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13

ihrsm Gatien. eiHsm itaIisnii&en
GhriftHsaer uno 9ramaiurssn. ben
ne am %. Bldrs 1907 beirntbeis, me-
gen 9i1toerTorsuHg pieoer gsi9ie0eH
porbea. = eins 5rau glIis Smith in
Soleoo forosrts BON geri6t einen
einbaltsbeFehl sessn sinen Bm. 81.
Ragan, Der 0isism perbieten foa, IL
fsrner nit 4nirdasn unb 4ufmerffam=
feiten 81 bebenigen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13

ben Der EeIle, oa5 lbriee itsBt IN ben
3sugbauiera gu fOi0rtigem Gebrauds
bersit. 5sbsr DsiB, no sr f9 gu rsls
len bat; Die 9er5dHbe iino oauern0
territorial orgaHifrt. ls 6asen cine
ue6erlieigung. etneH lofdltu Bdtrio=
tismus uno sinsH f~tarfen aorpsaeia.
Nuf aus GGae 1T BAG G6neiser seer
Elm BON fyisssriidet Tnatigtsif erfins
ter Grsanismus, Der IN Ieinem Qanos
uno In ieiHen Gs6irgen fir isDes 6ser
Der Aelt einsH iebr ernHen uno bsa9
tensiuertben 8egnsr biIbet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13

nGfHs
evnhegn N1hogud aus ibrt @teaunG
Ills 0oreeisvte pcrbtrsittu.
3see ntue GiHridmua mohi fih BE
S6psi3sr 4rHts In egnty 9isje an.
aubs. Dit Sniontstit miyo tn i6vit
riahea @tIonos i'm asIe tenn uno im
8nmpfe auS9t5ilost sic impouirt
~ia6luaoiatH flsmStn 9to6a6iem
oura ibrt WoritldHune,s. wtHn &c
aa6 IN Der S5iesulinie ao.uyaen6b
enc assaifs G&verfanialti stiei. ~,
jar cine pean ~Huasciloeit 8etttrti
,efs els Stcststg sStg. bic ii Ger
tar3ta Giu iSeii niht uu, ihssu Il
ioeotyer EitHft erltrllt ieuotrr eaA
IN oGtn, etutr mooegrtu gaeautu,
Hc ptaal8eg @ii}Ncteaisu ausaeeil.
al ritA tm EaGmebjgw q. ANA
tptmmtn oar2 ifiUFt
tona q issrsa 9uattg itlaeg
1tttltr.s lWi #ote iAluJtcafu
%,e ieSraa,sU Ten @ssjgst sagaa uus
at'H oas 6cuer ihgsy Gsi3lBt gen itl.
l5sH SMnscE aaA wirluns ses0 sun
@t'taas 81 b~gir3tn. Tt Gtyea.
ues1sW oe= Sdspe ssg Gtt,ss fns
tsle sulabis aresl9t
-ey dun uu EssWylgha.rareUl
~ es Nttr rti5 psrithtas ca& aa.e.
aleea 10 .ansH IN Na Eitrn ets
~taet s,.y,isH. N't SWra.ageisa q,
eastaeeJesi lVis m HeuN@,4ro. gars.
nv ttlldsu on tg it,rU AKA poa.
i2usnst7 ecscHJHsitk S,str sac ourA
e'a ,tlwgapMidNH IRcsitma&arae
e'ls@ IN iarstitey Sis 1gs Ser Ggs,
ssHasaFt 1stN Rie& 10 si,r pssssi.
Ia asa SyfsSAg,t9s IL II Car Can.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
,pis in aItsn :5eiten.

Seit urosnilidsn 3eteu nur6s
Beju dls WsoiciR bsi torpsrIiher
S6fudbs 9lutaumuib unb unDsrOau.
liafeii 9sbrauft. Der Rem gorier
atnitler 6srr q. y. G%aobernp bat Elm
i60nes @emdloe proouciri, Deldes elm
iuuaes Vaar in Der Office zines alien.
arieebiihm Ar3tss bartlett. 8ielss
@tmoloe wurbe pOn 6errn Sofepb
1riner. 6abritaut hes .4merican
Glirir Of Bitter Bine~. 0Rqsiauft unb
cine periecis eopis otslelbeR fiy ftissa
@anolaIsu0sr fiir 1909 benu5t. Sin
Gremplar bieles aaIenoers mirb ndd
@mpiana BON 10 Gts. in 9yiefmarien
Sol. Sriner, 6l6--622
&. Afblouo gbe.. 9bieago. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
Butter, Gisr mo Safe.
WHlrnafes Marff.

9nuer. Aniubr 1856 8funo. glarli isn.
eIeamerp. eIfld. 3Uc; Birits. 26-27c. SeconbsI
23-2tc. 8enopoie0. 22-23c: Bairo, fancr,
25e; NiHes. 22-23c; qadiHg. t7-tsc: 8reafs,
6-lht.
Safe, - aniubr 2.e40 4fun0. Wlarit left.
american Tuli Cream 9-t4lkc: 8rid. Ii
1sMe; eiuHbHrger. tt-t4e. S6Dsi8er. g.
13Mc.
Glsr. - aniu5r i05 aiiien. Wlarit fer. -
Sui9e &ier. SOC, SECONDS, I5-Isc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13

balberfrorsn. ppn sinsm Dampfsr auf-
genommen.
sm litter BON 81 Sohrtn III Der
felt s. SahreH hisr anfdNiae gaul
8o6n, einsr Der bstbeianuttn oeuiIheu
5Agger Der Gta0t. infolss einss 5er5s
ialogs pl5blih gsiiOrbsn. Die Beer
oionng ianb an I. Samstag Don Der
Si. 5oispb'ss Birdie aug fati.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
&iotre 8i.Amartis.

~gbtcGB2 o Ec5. Eiu0pieb ~ anfu5r
$4,000. eeeoe2 34n-7.7o. Eegans $40 20:
sStiterucrs $50 o65: Stofers nno S,s.9rs.
~ q So a1oe IND 0eileVs. $4,000.
0alter e.0o-525.
shwsine. r auiutr "a. coo. leiHie 400 -
6t6. 8cmiidie. h2O-5S5. ibmerc. 80 -
8oag9 5So-s 90. 3tsS. $50 IS;
easis. auiubr 22.e0O: 24o475: cam,
met. 425-675.
81 epats, g. 2e3. 3inSvisb geef.
40: Sa3e nno ceiisre. 2.s5.
s@SetHs' *tas A25-526. iopere. BOO
enaie. = s o0-4.50; edulHsr. 25-62 %,
8GRtee 0ttn . Ges aiuAsleb =
@cti Ettste 430-760 gelbe un0 bsiiers
ODD @iofcrS uno oeeoers. 10000;
Naihee. 8.6o@6.5H.
ehmsiur. - g,Alf. bl0-5 80.
SGaic ~ 4oo-5O0. o0mner. $500 so
GWGUG g. Egs. ~3iinaBirh 3teeil
Gntrt see 1895 0abe uHo 9eiiers 500
4 1,eteFa tmr Geeoeys 2 75-5.25.
Smmtiue Vuif 54U-6 h5.
Gmuif - S.&5-55os e0mmer. 5.75-8.7 "a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
8iebmdrtte.
MIlmnufrs gRarH.

sniutins. - sHfubr 49,: marfi fietta.
&rimd 6.70-5sQ, 4aicrs. 4.25-5.75: aes
ntiinte. 645-5 90; ieibte. AS0-5sO.
AiHoUtth. r. Aniu6r - Warli lietia. -
Wniners Gleers. Buir 6s sinsIele. 4.25-B 90:
miitieye bis cute. 35O-A00. Sellers. mifflere
BIC guie. 9.75-4.50; aemo6uIl0e. 25n-9s0:
0ube. 2.f0-400. Gamers. l.5O-2.OO. Gut
iers. 2O0-250. Rullen 250-375; Gee6ers
825-3s5. Sioders. 260-310. aaiper. $50
- O0.
Edaic. aniubr -: wdrff ifeiia. -
Gbatc. 2.50-t25. 8dmmsr. b.O0-625.