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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

A man was arrested in Pitts5urg a
few days ago for standing on a street
corner and giving away his money. If
he had bet on a horse race or invested
In a get-rich-quick enterprise he might
have got rid of his cash without MAX
Ing it necessary for the police to take
action
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05
MIGHT HAVE BEEN ABE's WIFE

Refused the Awkward Youth Be
cause She Did Not Love Him.
The woman who was Abraham Lin
coins first love and refused to marry
him, has long been a resident of Calistoga,
Cal. She is now Mrs. Susan Boyce,
but when she was Lincoln's sweetheart
she was Miss Susan Reid of New Salem,
on the SGngamon river, in Illinois. Speak
ing of her acquaintance with President
Lincoln, she said:
''A1y father was one of Lincolns best
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

/ had pains in my
back and hips and
felt all worn out.
Dizzy spells bothered
me and the kidney
SecretionS were irreg-
ular. The first box
Of DOan's Kidney
Pills brought decided
relief. l am sure
they would do the
same for any other
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

Somebody has expressed the hope
that the present style Of battleship will
not be out Of date by the time the feet
gets around the world.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

A London publisher is bringing out a
humorous novel in five volumes. Eng
land positively refuses to cut its fun
short.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

Our idea Of a worthless man is one
who does nothing during the day, but
who is greatly rushed with business
cares after supper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

woman suffering as l did"
Sold by all dealers. 30 cents a box.
EOster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. n. 7.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05
WORN OUT WOMEN

VIII Find Encouragement in Mrs.
Merritt's Advice.
Mrs. w. L. Merritt, 207 S. First
Ave-, Anoka, Mimi, says: Last win
ter I began to suffer with my kidneys.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

One Of the inconsistencies Of society
Il that q girl cannot go out until she is
out
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

Admiral ROjestvensky says the
American feet is superior to that of
Japan. Remember RojestvenskyT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

Mark Twain has again shown that
he is a genius. He has lost money IN
q business venture.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

When we see a man who cultivates
long finger nails, we think Of clubs,
pistols, and that sort OF thing
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

DIED 1865.
Upon his back more than Atlas load,
The burden of the commonwealth, was laid;
He stopped and up to it though the road
Shot suddenly downward not whit dismayed.
Hold warriors, councillors, kings All give place
To this dead Benefactor of the race
Richard Henry Stoddard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05
Loves Lottery.

One often wonders how st. Valentines
day ever got a start. 1t is said that in
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

A lot Of so-called golden silence is
only plated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

This man, whose hOmely face you look upon,
Was of Natures masterful, great men;
Born with strong arms, that unfOught battles won,
Direct of speech, and cunning with the pen.
Chosen for large designs, he had the art
OF winning with his humor and he went
Straight to his mark, which was the human heart;
Wise. too, for what he could not break he bent
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02

New Era and Union Now Oc-
eupy the Same Plant.

Alfred H. Law. Manager OF the New
Ezra, has moved the plant from the old
school house to building he has re.
gently built on his own premises. Mr..
Law recently purchased the Union plant
aud the moving of the two was COM
p,eted the LIST Of July. The conjunction
Of the two plants will make the New
Era one OF the most complete printing
ofIic y to be found in the west. A firm
cement foundation in the building and
under the presses and In about two
weeks every thing will be working in
first class shape.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
SOMETHING GOOD

July third and fourth. the Walden
church will be open. FREE TO ALL
Tor the purpose OF providing resting
place for weary ones. and for those de-
,ireipg nourishment. ice cream aud cake
will be on sale. 1.-THE ice cream makes
you thirsty. just ask some one to show
you whore we keep the lemonade, we Of
the Ladies' Aid.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
pap1onas Issued.

The following pupils in North Park
,.ompaetei the 9th Grade this year :
Mary DOnelson. Eva. Decker. Ssllie Rid
ines, Raymond Dawson, Eva Donelson
Clara Lyon, Ella Manville. and Ander'
No,ell. Eva Donelson and Ella Man
vile had the high sat average. each re
ceiying 80. Seventy sth grade diplo
mas have been issued by the County
Superintendent this year.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
sLHEs QUALITY is SREMEMBEREDL LONG AFTERTHE
PRICE rs FORGOTTEN
az TO THE PEOPLE oFNoRTH PARK


thanks
il o
We all mutually benefited able
thing needed at hoe and by being able those
which have to
who said it would
We well pleased with the liberal
with floor
of Hard cities
people
iclesi
limited demand the
unable to keep on hand but the
needle thrhing
the
this
IS we mo pleased.
Again thanking
We truly youn
w.
arranged
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
BASEBALL CHI H.ALLENGE

We challenge you to game OF ball
to be played at Walden til. morning OF
either July and or Srd. We have $25.
purse upfor each game played. and will
play you u game or series ,.s you pre-
fer. We don't care where you come
from or how fast you are; il you are
looking for game we can accommodate
you. Communicate with NJ. Il. Mitchell
Walden, Colorado.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
HE man
4 OF TODAY
PHILLIP VAN ciSE ON
TAFT AND THINGS THAT
CONCERN PEOPLE NOW
Forced BY Cireumetanees TO BE.
a come Candidate for the Repub-
lican Nominal t1on for Prssi-
dent--Born IN Sept, 1878
Now In Prime Of
Manhood.

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ND ;, ..n,
CINE in pants" and again, Taft, the
great postponer. but we find still an
other name for him and call hm''Iaft,
the enigma. A mountain physically,
mentally apparently leader IN all
Walks OF life, the question Is; what
manner OF man is this OF which SO
mucn Is SPOKEN.
Some Things He Has Done.
To solve the riddle we must first see
what Taft has done and what have been
his opoortunities We find:
Parentaee-Enelish ancestry.
Grand Anr1aar-.PshHr ,Ravv.ons sTsft Vas
mont Judge and legislator. -
Father-Alonzo Taft, secretary of war.
attorney general, minister to Austria
and Russia, United states circuit Judge.
BOrn-C1nClnnAtI, ONO, September, 10
1857
Educated-Woodward' II. .. 1874;
Yale b. A. 1873; Cincinnat LII b.,
1850.
Msrried-helen herron 1851.
Graduate of Ya1o.
a.,,,,. S.,oa hono.s o,d s.,,.o
=. -, ,,:'.:,.s s;~,. -.
I;..;-...; 1.., so,,oL
NN.-. r.. - ~.
-; IT,. o.. ~ con,p,aso;., a.
-. 1000 o,
~ p..s 100, 90
p.u..ma co,,ac.or-1ssa 40
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
The Man. He Owed.

The Man ho Owed.
Short-I got behind with ny rsat
this month. Could. you let me have
ten dollarsf
Long-Got behind with your rsat
shf What 10 It owing to-?
Short-Why. my landlord. Of eourse.
Daily News.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
A Firm Position.

A Firm Position.
What II your position on this Qsse-
tionf" asked the man Of ststesmanhko
instincts.
my position" answered tie maA
Of legal qualifications, "is one that
pays $4,000 . Disadvantages
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
Wslli

Bessie-Captured one Of the chan.
pionships. did he? What club 10 he
connected with?
Jessie-None: he's unattached.
Tessie-Unattached? Handsome Q
chap as he? Gee!-Chicago Trthu.A
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
.it Came True.

Il Came True.
You are the sunshine of my lifsg'
said. sardonic phophecyl-
cried. my soul with rapture rife,.
you are the sunshine Of my life!'
She's still my sunshine. AZ my wife
:. She often makes 1t hot for me.
'You are the sunshine OF my life!
said. :. sardonic prophecy!
Judge.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
NUMBER ls.
Professional AdvIes.

Doctor" said the convalssesat.
smiling weakly. you may send N
your bill any day. now"
Tut. tut!" replied the n. D.. silsac-
ing his patient with . wave Of his
hand. you're not strong enough
yet."-Judge.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
July THIRD and Fourth.

'ritis is to remind you that the Church
will be open To You, and refreshmsnts
consisting OF ice cream and cake. also
lrmonad.. will be on sale. at this time.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
COLORADO. JULY. 2 1908.
GOSSIP

<o>oooooooo
Bob Morris was In town Tuesday.
Hugh Hunter was In town Wednes-
day.
VIM. Monahan was in town wednes-
day.
valdai shippey was in town wednes,
day.
Have your'jab work done at the New
Era.
Ovid Allarl is spending the week in
town.
Julian Bernhiem is fresshting this
week.
Three new land adds appear in this
issue.
Frank McCasland and family were In
town Sunday.
Dan Hanson of spicer spent the first
of the week in town.
Take lt,ok at Tom Don's new sw9ing
in front of his saloon.
H N. Tower. State Land Appraiser
left for Denver Tuesday.
Large crowds are expected in to attend
the three day celebration.
Dan McIsaac and Joe Murphy return
ed from Laramie Tuesday.
Frank Mosman is working for w. O.
Mosman & Son in the store.
A new awning has been placed IN
front Of the Gresham Hotel.
3 James and John Peterson and George
Taylor We're in town Sunday.
George Trabing Of Laramie. was
transacting business in town this week.
A. Norell and Vic. Hanson arc on the
road to Denver with shipment of bsef
steers.
Mrs. Sayles and daughter Minnie arc
helping Mrs. Gresham during the cele-
bration.
II you receive a sample copy of the
New Era it is an invitation for you to
subscribe.
Les and Vivian McC Cosland are in town
with three horses which they will enter
in the races.
Lost-A pe.lsl off from bicycle be-
tween Higho and Walden. Finder re
turn to valdai shippey.
Manley Capron Jr. returned from Pueb
10 Saturday and resumed his position
as assistant editor Of the New Era
q Born-To Dr.. and Mrs w. L. Spair a
baby girl. Mother and baby are doing
nicely and Il Doctor well-he's all right
A troupe of actors arrived from Fort
Collins Tuesday and will give three
performances in the l. o. o. F. hall
July End, srd and 4th.
0AAc. VOAA - AAnWs VI WAusAoOA, SoAos
and mother of the Editor Of this paper
arrived on the Granby-Walden stage
Tuesday night and will spend the 4th
with her son.
News Of the death of Charles Beebe
formerly Of North Park was received
Last Monday. Mr.. Beebe was afflicted
with heart failure and died Monday
afternoon in Denver, Colo.
The North Park Union has been pur
chased by Alfred b. Law and added to
the New Era Office. The combination of
the two plants leaves Walden with one
of the best printing Offices in the state.
Hale Tompson and wife Of Rand have
been spending the past week in town
and left Tuesday for Rand. Mrs. Tomp
son has been suffering from Rheuma
tism and was in town to receive medical
advice.
The Swsllsst Thing In
} Town
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
Lack Of FeresIaht

Lack eS Foresight.
80 she married . poor man." sai1
one New Yorker.
YES" answered the other: "sAs
was 70 blinded BY affection that she
never stopped to consider the limited
alihony- he could a1ord to pay"
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
The Merry hunts,

The Merry Hunter.
mo. l never allow my husband -
60 hunting"
Doesn't he ever hit anythingf"
"Yes-a bottle, and entirely too
oftsn."-Cleveland Leader.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
vstinary In Walden.

DR.. Whitehouse, q Vetinary Surgeon Of
Laramie, has been spending the past two
weeks in North Park giving medical
assistance to several different horses.
DR.. Whitehouse performed delicate
operation on the stallion belonging to
8 ldduth and Winscom, with the assis-
.nce Of DIR. SEa'r.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
Milck Cows for Sale.

Thirty head of high grade Durhams
self ct I'd from the best herds in Illinois
and Iowa
D. +. Sudduth & Son.
Address Walden, Co o
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02

Notice-All meals will be served ON
time and all patrons will be treated
right. during Walden's celebration but
no beer will be allowed in the house
Mrs. d. F. Gresham.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-02
ira Sheet
week.
This

We are proud Of the 4th of July ads
we have set on separate sheet inside
the paper this week with the brand di
rectory We want you to look at them.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-24

at ffllnne ipare f1lot oprigtigt. .Snn bar lite gioes
mig noget at giem11e. San piloe lite "@
Sporfor fit sSSnipeftgr Dal8elI ct iaa beipnberligt
l1otrpf ! 9inene? $porfor itrafte ban Saanoe1 10
efter en- @tol og iatte mig / Sen, inoen ban optog
og %aflutte0e Sen al mig %begpnbte Setning?
uSan Diloe lite babe funnel gipe Sem noget at
gien11e, font baboe tilbgrt en- anoe1 @pinoe, rne1ler
Sc? Sc fienoer lite Menoene, Grefen ban Mrsoale,
De gjpr mango cling, iom en- ung, ~hlliosfulo Nigc
ion De life fan tenfe fig.
set gipr ST.. girano lite" erflereoe ieg be-
itent.
uD3aaife life. 2a6 % baabe BET" &au en- Gang
%lnoergif bans &rien en- poafalbenoe 6oranoring. San
bpieoefi fig frem imoo mig, faiteoe ct Stoeblit paa min
Onfel, pegeoe paa mine @nn6ifer % iagbe:
uDe bar Sano1fer paa, Grefen. @ar .Oe troet at
fo1nnte til at BRUCE to Hnr / 81 ften, li6en Sc bar
ct Yor til oen imuffe @ilfepoie, De bor paa Mr-
menu"
Seq foer lafrn"'' n re6 og tog %langion1t oe1
omtalte Boie op. @1 Singer al en- bpio &anoife itaf
frem fra @abningen. @nbper funoe lie set - og for.
%nno6enlig baboe ogiaa mango let SCI. &pa6 ifuloe
get betp6e? Seq bab6e lite babt ct &ar efstra
&anolfer me6 mig.
~Disie Sat1offer er lite mine" iag6e leg itant>
men6e. Men ieg TOD burtiet, oa leg iaa Min 0ntel
OetOS IVY WV W llS>NC w 81 fuL
~9et, ri ieger efter," oe6bleo SSnipeftbren, rer
ct &ar lange, bpi6e &onoifer, iom ri antager, at SRI
Gairbrotber bab6e paa> 90 bun git in6 / 9eicben. @l
Sc bore iaa goo at bite mig set &ar, bbts enc Singer
itiffer no al Deres @ofe2"
Seq lagoe min &oie bans &aan6. @ereliet og
alt, bpuo ser bar set, 6reiese fig runot for mig,
men ga leg iao, boor p%anlfeligt Snipetgren baooe
pe6 at faa &oien luffet op, toni leg til mig ielp igiet:,
itrafte Saanoen no efter BEN, traf 8aan6eue u6 %
tog @anoiferne frem. De bar e%ienipnlig blepen rullct
~ianm1en I @ait, og ct @or al Singrene itaf frenn.
r2ao mig foa Dem, iagoe sSnipeftpre1.
Me0 ioioeroe @ierte og ~ifelpe1oe 6ingre ratte leg
Dam @an6iferne.
n6rn Sairbrotber boboe life imaa @en6er," be-
merfe6e ban, toet ian %Iangion1t rulleoe Sanoiferne
op, ,ren set bar De. 81 ptl itrafs funne itge
Men ban fit al6rig iagt, bbqo ban piloe. ga
&an0iferne bar felt 11ofoloe6e uoitg6te SSnipef-
tpren ct bsjt Sfaab og leg ct 6l1nnpt @frig. On funtz
lenoe og l%traalenoe @ieniton6 bar rullet us al @unoz
lferne.> 9 e b a 9 / a nj a II t II, bette
Srnptte, io1 man poaitoo bar Ell f%pritelig 6ornae
pero og iom rplig baboe foitet ct @ennefelip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-24
8ran0 Oiem College.

den 1ste Oktober.
SuIorenoig l1n6eruisnins I oanfte % en-.
5elite Sag efter frit 8als.
6s19enbe &urius tilbpbes: Preparatory
Course, Commercial Course, Shorthand
and Typewriting Course, First Grade
Certificate Course.
Gremoeles lobannelie til poroenbe 8ra.
ter FAINT til 2arere % 2ererinoer for dan.
she B0rneskoler. Religionsundervtsnina
neb paafFlgenoe &Onfrmatien, ont pnites.
Stolen ct osiaa for iaaoanne, fom Tiger e,
alminoelig nooannelie euer l1buibelIe at
Runoitaberne fra Goltelfoien.
nnberpisnrn9 ! mooerne GprDg, Satin
Bret S;torie, @aturfas, statematiite Sag
Rnnit:1aling, 9esnins, Gang % Nusik,
spni's % haandarbejde for 8i9er.
foredrag. @ube 9igterperter gertrer,.
sie8 50 fortlares.
nnbereisting % Dpbolb $1,000 tDr ii
1ger. StDlen bjeIper @leper fra fier1s
esne naeb 8ejieubsifte me, for laa pibt
uebtomrnen6es Stuleop6olo er af mtinofi
% Tigers 8ari9b,b. Strir efter Ratalog.
Renedkl Nsraenteft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-24
e~~
Maem p9 @apet
9tftore al
3bouta5 &an9e.
(8ortfaH.

ga, fiere Mo6er, bpao gnifer gu belit, at leg
al Lei e?"
u@pao gu ielp bar melt 2pit til" ipareoe BUN,
eller : ga ri pitt life bar lang Sis tilbage = iaa
IS Silfel0et raooe og ilaa op paa set fbrite Set
e0ite @teo sen D%igtiamling, gu boloer ser / @aa1r-
Ell, og trGffer gu Ga noget, iom oil bare EN- fern
ii Minutters SID, iua Ices oct CUBS @aon!.
ga gior0e ban iom BUN iag0e. Stlfeloet ptloe oa,
t set fprite, bans SILT trof paa> ga ban otter aabneoe
}ogen Dar ~Den ottenoe @en". San ituoie0e, ser fom
l1otrpf al Sorptrri11g eller Mngit ODER banL og ban
apeoe nogle @efunoer, iom ON ban par / l1oisbeo:
nj ban ifuloe foreleie bette Digt eller fife = bets
par pasien6e, laa al Den @r1tn6 fun0e ban
fife %forfait tie BET; og bapoe ttlneo bans Mo0er, Ser
as peo bans @ioe, life let, at ban alt bab0e a%ppelleret
Silfeloet? @an foripgte ga at tage Jig iamnten
g at fatte Jig, bbtlfet oglua ttl0el5 lpffeoes ban1,
ten Dog life an6er1e6es eller mere, ems at SSn6trDffet,
oru Stlberer1e mo6tog al 2esningen, bar / bpi @rao
pliomt og %grtbenoe:
u0en pttenoe Spu.
Sen @ane ilog no lin &tnge og gol,
l1rg Sbora alt lao pe6 @eperi tol.
9lt log bum 8epen me6 nege11 Salt
laa Sraa6ene alle til%ia>tn1en bralt t.
Sun ipe6e 8lon1r1er meo> @ilfetraa6,
Sc 9foier blep 8loo og 6e 2ilier @raa6.
@ielp @u6! bbor leg 6rager min Manoe tu1gt,
set pol6er BET Softer ipe0t og nngt.
@pp @aane6er gift FUN / Seieloftsial
% lnerte Jig / Mi6ie tpno og imal.
@pp M1aane6er bergeo' bun Jig u6i 2gn,
til gngen blep broget og 9fooen grgu.
Set bar be6 iorten @t0ienat,
triner bum no i 2nn6en brat.
Sc &iloeoelo pibleoe frem iom @roao,
bpert 2eb bar benoe Ell @langebraao.
De @in6e itgnneb ion1 9eoningifrig,
Sc bpioe 8irfe ltooe iom Sig.
S%rerntren EN- &pin6e, iaa gluten og gull,
uoaf lit forte Mionatsfil1l.
9g ber gu lioen Gbora, bpi lprger 0u?
Spi eft gu 9ig iaa iaare moo / SUI?
Sparte ltoen Sbora, BUN blep laa rp6;
Spao leg fuller bag 8eltet, bol0er min 500.
Meleo 6en &Din6e ga boltelig:
&pao Du fuller UNDER @eltet, 9u gipe mig.
9ioen Ebora, bill Oh gtoe mig Set,
Sen 8Drbe lfnl bore Sig iaare let.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-24

@eo SEN g%intugne 2esning fglte &enrif @rubbe
Jig e116nl1 mere betagen ems fgrite Gong, og Sonfer,
ban life funoe gjere Zig ielp &e6e for, git %igiennenr
bans 5jnl. Sans ffipnne, ipn1patbetiife @ten1rne leo
for Silbdrerne iom Muiif, iom en- forun0erligt bpl>
genoe Gang, iom ct fierligbe6sfulot MennefebierteS
tunglin6ige &lage ODER 2ipes @nerte, iorn en- be-
1no0ig &anoeian Ser bebeoe Zig og 1anf. = Otter
Splesninge1 inotraaote en- oln1inoelig Hauie> Ser
life los til at billie faa @n6e. Mfen Ga rejite @1s=
fr1te1 Zig og raobte n1eo n1unter &pit:
nSilboros, mine &errer og Gamer! %tilbor6s! 0g
la0 % ~inareit muligt lie at glernm1e bette i%ergelige
Drama" 0erpaa benoenote BUN Jig til iin @en,
tg bans Nrm og fagoe:
nMftenens @elt paa ollie Maa6er! ti1la6er OH
0i1 Mo0er at bere bin Game og at belle Din Se6er?"
Sporpaa BUN meo lin Sen git foran De gprtge tn6 |
Sen til Spiieitue MI forban6le6e 8al1al, og &ftens-
n%taalti6et %begpn6te. S Geritningen laa en6nu ltgeiom
Set alporlige Dtgts SfDgge ODER &enrtfs Mn1igt, OF
fan par life fri for at bope ct al fine @nfalo al
Nan0sfraoerelie = ifient al en- anoen @run6 enc fer
- 1om bans Mooer ti6ligere poa Mftenen bap0e 6ao.
let barn for. Da bebeoe bum fin f%fipnne, blotteoe
9lrn1, %ifie1feoe ifunnmenbe Sin / bans @las og iogoe
11e6 ct ll0trpf al batcbantiif @le6e:
~Drif> min @pn, al oenne Sin! S Sen er Ting
uuut w >lUtl9 w V1tueuS SVlNIItl. Stu / ~ y
%ifienne 2ano, bpor Sloen gle6er UNDER SSorolforpen
og noget par1ere enc fer / Mennefenes 8rpit, =
og 6ens gfapn er latinif ligeiom Da%nielererens fgr -.
2acrpn1e Gbriiti!"
Sg b1n bergrte mes Sen pn6efuloeite 8epegelie
bans @las me6 tit og temte lit eget til 8unbe1.
@e0 ion1me 8orb ioo SEN %italienIfe Sperooireftpr.
&o1 bar life ion bans Some %oprinoelig franif, men
oerin1oo Ell pirfelig %sStaliener - fra Meapel - meo
ct egte i%talienif Hbpiiognomi, bej, froftig og fir
ifaorer og frlo al ipruolen6e SIP. SiI oenne Man6
%benpel,ote !Suiets Srue Zig efter otter at babe fpl6t
lit @las og iae6e paa flpoen6e %SStalienif:
uOgloo n1eo Den1, min &erre, lom iaften er Sen
eueite 9Repre% ientant for BET ifignne 2ano> bpor 0enne
eole Drue er pofset, pnifer leg at oritfe ct @las,
/ tafnemmelig SSbufonmelie al Sc @leoer, leg ct
felt slar igiea1nen bar mot / Deres liolige Gp0ebp!"
Sen galonte oa bpiligt imigre6e Mono reiite Zig,
% n1eo en- 0r6fploe, bboraf Inn en-, SStaliener CT i
@%eiiooelie> %beipareoe ban 6enne Senpenoelie.
(Tortl)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-03
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News

Public meeting of Taft and Foraker
and the formal burying of all differ
ences between the Ohio factions in the
republican party is the overwhelming
feature attending the Grand Army pa
rade and encampment at Toledo.
Republicans find good cheer in the
Vermont election, but think some
shrewd leaders feel over-confidence.
Friends of progressive legislation in
Washington see the Cannon blight" in
the defeat of Congressman John J.
Perkins in the Wisconsin primaries.
Illinois political interest now centers
upon the state conventions of the four
parties to be held next week.
Complete returns on the Vermont
election give Prouty, republican, q
plurality of 29,S7s.
Alderman McCoid accuses Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad OF
grabbing" public land.
Judge Going to be criticised for his
grotesque advice by his bench ASSOC
ciates at their next meeting.
| Mysterious killing of a prominent
Omaha physician on threshold of hons
after meeting woman furnishes mats
| to Atlantic City tragedy.
| New York Jews score Police Com
missioner Bingham for charge that race
is responsible for half of crimes COM
mitted in New York, quote court rec
ords in rebuttal and call on official to
substantiate assertion or retract.
Railroads. with return of prosperity,
return hundreds of employees to work
in shops and put many idle cars into
use.
Western Union Insurance company
establishes publicity bureau to distri-
butte literature, clear up misunder-
standings and furnish information in
case of proposed legislation.
Grain list has substantial advance,
which induces general selling for prof
its; shorts scour west for corn; pro-
vision list strong; cattle, hogs and
| sheep lower
New York stock market is again
strictly a Hartman affair.