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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08
THE BABY SHOW

Lee, Obey and Cora, 1713 Nichols
avenue, August 81, twins, boy and
girl.
Hulick, Samuel c. and Anna
May, 0701 Altamont, September g.
boy.
Carlson, Swan and Carlotta, 81
Illinois avenue, September 6, son.
Van Dorm, Jake and Helen, 1871
Herman avenue, September 4, a
boy.
Fosgate, Ford Harrison and
Daisy, Spokane, August 80, boy.
Gragg, Charles G. and Anna G.,
Spokane, August 9, a boy.
Pruden, Leigh and Ruth NJ, 1920
Eleventh avenue, September 4, a
girl.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08
TE1LRTY-FIVE HUNDRED LAWYERS
DEMAND JUSTICE FOR POOR MAN


The Importance of that fight will
be more apparent five years hence
than now.
The action of the American Bar
association in itself is not the i'm.
portant point. The association has
no direct administrative power.
1t can only suggest, just as you
and l can suggest.
But $500 experts in law stand
ready to sacrifice personal inter
ests, have pledged themselves to
use what power they have to
hasten the day when poor and rich
shall stand equal under law.
The action of the American Bar
association was an almost perfect
reflection of public sentiment. That
is the point. Laws will not avail
if back of the laws there is not
public conscience.
Public conscience was reflected
in that gathering of lawyers. To
those who will look behind the re-
cent meeting of the bar association
will come the revelation that the
day is approaching when nasty po-
litical scoundrels like Abe Ruef
and Eugene Schmitz can not de-
bauch public officials and stay out
of Jail because some patriot like
Francis J. Heney has made a
trifling error of form in conducting
the trial; when law breaking cor
r ;rations like the Standard Oil Co.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08
BROKER CRASTY AGAIN
IN TROUBLE

e. II. Grasty. the broker, is once
more in the tolls of the police on
account of the American Telegra-
phone Co.. of which he is agent.
He is at large on a $1,000 bond.
Rev. Charles Elrey, pastor of a
church at Hillyard, caused his ar
rest yesterday on a charge of OBJ
tanning money on false pretense
and claims that Grasty sold him
$500 worth of capital stock on the
representation that 1t was treasury
stock.
This is the second time Grasty
has been arrested on the same
charge. The other time the matter
was settled out of court and there
was no prosecution.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08

ROSCOE POUND OF CHICAGO.
popular dissatisfaction with the ad-
ministration of justice is the UNI
necessary delay in our courts. He
did not spare the supreme court
of the United States, asserting that
the appeal on technical error, the
suing for writs of error on grounds
that showed no miscarriage of JUS
tice must be abolished.
His words were met by a storm
of protest. He had dared to criti-
CHE the laws governing the highest
tribunal of the land. to point out
weaknesses in the supreme court
of the United States. He fought to
have his speech published and
won. A year later, against still
more bitter opposition. a commit
tee was created to investigate and
report on just such conditions of
inefficiency as Pound had named.
A determined. effort was made in
the recent meeting here to gag the
committee of which Pound was a
member for another year. 1t failed.
And when the one important SEES
sion opened every lawyer knew
that that great savior of the mil
lionaire criminal, that stock in
trade of many a lawyer--the legal
technicality-was to be assailed
and was ready to fight.
John r. DosPessos, the noted
New York criminal lawyer, sound
ed the keynote of those who were
ready to make personal sacrifice
for personal conviction when he
said:
81 am going to lose a great deal
by what ! am saying. but If we are
to go to the root of our evils we
must abolish appeals in criminal
cases. You lawyers will never ad-
vocate that"
DosPessos was wrong. The fight
was made in the open, and won.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08

The strength in Wonder con
tinued and 10000 or 10000 shares
were bought on the board at the
opening. This stock was floated
by F. j. Walker and w. Hasty
Adams in the fall of 1906 and was
IA very active trader at that time
around Z to cents per share
Brokers generally think that
Adams has been the buyer of this
cheap stock that has been picked
up since the middle of August. II
is unofficially reported that opera.
tons will be resumed on the prop
erty in the near future.
Furnace Valley was strong al,
though transactions were Night.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08
WONDER STILL ACTIVE

The monthly dividend of $4,000
was declared by the Bunker Hill e
Sullivan Co. on September, and To-
cal stockholders received their
checks today. Charles Dickens was
stronger, closing half a point high
could not be called active, still
brokers seemed to be quite busy
throughout the day.
An assessment of mills has
been levied by the o. X. Consoli-
dated Mining Co. on the outstand-
ing stock for the purpose of clean
ing up the Indebtedness and put
ting the company in shape to con-
tinue operations,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08
GREAT YEAR FOR
GONZAGA COLLEGE

Gonzaga college reopens with
the biggest opening days attend
ance in it's history. There were
22S boarding students and 230 day
scholars enrolled. The enrolment
of boarding scholars for the first
day has already surpassed the
total of last year.
The college buildings have been
renovated and put in first class
condition.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08
Travelled 1000 Miles
to Get 100 Miles

, NEW YORK, Sept. s.
D Owing to the prevalence of 4
, the plague in Venezuela and 4
, the strict quarantine regula- 4
, tons it was found neces- 4
, sary by Pedro Alvarez, an
, attache of the Colombian 4
, consulate at Willemstad, 4
, Curacao, who had been Wis
, iting in Caracas, and who
, wished to return to his post 4
, in Curacao, to take steam 4
, ship from La Guayra to 4
. New York and thence to
3 his post, thus making a 4
3 journey of 1000 miles in
, order to reach point only 4
, little more than 100 miles
, from his first port of de-
, parture.
4 a 4 a a a a a a a a a a a a 4
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08
TRYING TO STOP RUNAWAY

An adventurous youth who ran
away from his home in Moline, H..
on August %, Is sought by the po-
lice. His name is Douglas Mar
shall, and according to a descrip-
ton sent to the department, he is
16 years old, lanky and light and
sporty. He was last heard of when
he passed through Billings. Mont,
headed west August 81. He took
considerable money with him when
he left home.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08

The photograph shows an ingen-
ious apparatus, which-with the as
sistance of "Old Sol"-gives sweet
water where, nature fails to pro-
vide it.
Ii is used in the rainless desert In
Chile, where there Is brackish
water. but no water that either
stock or human may drink.
After many years science has
finally found way to convert the
brackish fluid into pure. sweet
water
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08


stand in the first rank of their pro-
fession, led the fight. They were
Fred W. Lehman of st. Louis. Ros-
coe Pound of Chicago. Everett p.
Wheeler of New York city and
Samuel c. Eastman Of Concord,
N. H.
With a committee report whose
sAords fell like the blows of a trip
hammer they assailed before the
association the laws that permit
the rich to procure immunity from
justice year after year, through
technical trickery and demanded
that the association pledge itself to
use its influence to the end that
congress may pass laws prohibiting
appeals and retrials on technical
error in civil cases, and limiting
the jurisdiction of the supreme
court of the United States by pro-
hibiting the issue of writs of error
and habeas corpus returnable to
the supreme court unless a justice
of the highest tribunal shall certify
that there Is probable cause to be-
leve that there has been mis-
carriage of justice.
The struggle for these principles
was a spectacle as inspiring as it
was unexpected. Those four men
were fighting stubbornly in the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08
"Talk to Us" About Fall
Underwear
ARE you BUILDING?

Do not fail to get the Spokane
Paint & Oil Co.'S prices on doors,
windows, curly fir finish. building
paper and paints. Their prices are
the lowest and you are assured Of
best material. Madison st. and N.
P. Ry. Phone co.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08
CALLS CANNON WORST
ENEMY OF LABOR

DANVILLE. H., Sept. S.-The
initial speeches in the opposition to
the reelection OF Speaker Joe Can
non by Samuel Gompers in Mr.
Cannon's own representative dis
trict, was made yesterday at sew
eral Labor day celebrations.
Cannon Is the enemy of organ
lied labor in the United States to-
day said Mr. Gompers.
"All the labor leaders got in re-
turn for their appeals for legisla-
ton favorable to workingmen was
fimsy bit of statute of no prac
teal benefit
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08
CORkiNG GOOD SHOW AT
NEW NOVELTY THEATRE

The new Novelty theater, located
on Main avenue next to the Palace
building, opened its doors to a good
crowd yesterday and presented one
of the best moving picture shows
ever seen here. Dixie Raymond, a
sweet voiced vocalist, made a great
hitw it'll the audience. Tonight the
principal films are THE Holdup"
and "Thompson's Night Out"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08
Preacher to Be
RooseUeLt's Pard
pecial Correspondence to The Press

Special Correspondence to The Press
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Rev. Will
liam S. Rainsford, who is to join
President Roosevelt's hunting party
in Africa, was rector of st. George
Protestant Episcopal church until
illness forced him to take up travel.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08

The desert water works consists
OF series of frames containing
10000 square feet of glass. The
panes of glass are arranged in the
shape of V. and under each pane
Is a shallow pan containing brack-
ish water The heat of the sun
condenses the water upon the slop-
ing glass. and this fresh water then
runs down into a little channel and
is carried away into the main
canal. Nine hundred and fifty gal
Ions of fresh water can be collected
daily.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08

me in his advisory ballot; he at
tackled me at the union meeting,
and | have properly skinned him
In geturn.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08

REV. WILLIAM S. RAINSFORD.
He was hard worker, responding
freely to demands for addresses be-
fore all sorts of gatherings.
Rev. Rainsford was a close friend
of the president.
He took st. Georges church at
the urgent request of j. Pierpont
Morgan. In an autobiography DR..
Rainsford gave this account OF the
interview:
Il said: L think the church is
too far gone to be pulled up. do
not think | have the strength or
the capacity to pull it up. but l
said, L will undertake the work on
three conditions
Name your conditions said
Mr.. Morgan.
First, you must make the
church absolutely free-put out all
who will not surrender their pews;
next, absolve all committees, ex-
cept the vestry, and. third, | must
have $4,000 a year to spend as |
see fit. My salary | leave to you.
Done said Mr.. Morgan"
Out of a run down church he
built the largest Protestant congre-
CATION in New York.
Rev. Rainsford is now travelling
in Africa.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08

JUDGE THOMAS O'DAY OF
PORTLAND, ORE, WHO LED
THE FIGHT OF THE MINORITY.
can not evade punishment by
crawling. whimpering to a judge
with a flimsy appeal containing no
attempt to show that injustice has
been done.
This is the lesson in the thirty
first meeting of the American Bar
association.
And it augurs well that the great
body of attorneys has chosen for
it's president the man who made
the fight-Fred w. Lehman.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08

A loud voice is a powerful
weapon of defense and offense.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08

Spokane Press, 20 cents month.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-08

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1ie G6Olcra.gpiSemie

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27

9beliea. 9Rdli,, 81. Sept.
Sn Der StaOt 66eliea. pelfe crit
uor etma , Wonatcn Bon elmer per
%Gecrenoen 6e%uers6runit 6eimaeiudt
iUor0en mar. miitbese bcut friih Die.
ser Elm ihlimmes 5euer. meldes crit
na6 mcbritlH0iger Barter ar6eit Ser
Soifm0muidAfteu nnter 4outroae
gebrdht muuoe u10 einen Sda0er
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@tiu0Oo & Wc9}anus an &ale Str.
ems uH0 in fiir3eiter Belt mar oieie.
Die Iulaaeu Der aG6aliea 8ottlin1
g9orts" Die Sdu6iabrif BON See
brothers 0as @e6du0e Der .gaitern
Storage Co.. bie Smith GSron
Norfse cr5riiiea mo nit 10-t5
s%Sobu5auprH 5eritort Gas Seuer
ndberte iih 6ereiis oeu @aarenhdu.
fern Der STANDARD Gil Co., IN
0euen iidl grobe Guantitdfeu BON
0eien be'aH0eu ais Is Ser Teuer.
iuebr gelaua es 5u IoiHen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
aie @niafcner.
Il. glad. 0linn. p. sept.

ct. @aul. 0linn.. -. Sept.
Ger @olmerneur Sobnion er6ieIi
beute cine @otihait aus 9cmi0ii,
monah oieic Grtidait, oie 1000 Gin.
mo9ner BAT. Ourt elm guihfeuer
ernltlih beoro6t miro. Der @oupcr.
neur miro eriuht, Der Srtihaft
6iilie BET Der 9efdmpfung Ser 8rGn.
sc 5u Ieiiten. SobHion BAT Sen
itaatlideu 5euernaroen otgcpieien.
Die erioroerlideu @abHabmen 81
treiicu.
G6inelau6cr. Ws., o. sept.
Ter 0rci Meilen oitlid bon bier
bcleacne @eiler Satuit. ais iehs
@auiern ~bGtebeuo. mur0e beutc uou
cinem @rano. Ser ourb ein @uit-
ieuer 6erpor8eruien muroe 5ert6rt.
Gin gerift Don aibtan0. @is.,
lautet. Oab sic Crtifoit Dlaion. mo
lido Die groBen @0l5lager Ser G0tuaro
8incs gumber Gompan. bciin0eH,
IN @ranO itcbt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
Die B%raumeifGr.
Sic baiten IN al6anp, g. g., inter
grsser Sstbeilisuna lire 20. Sab,
resDrriammlnng as; @raToeRt
@asHer refsnirt.
Sie nruen ScamtcH.
aIbann. q n % scnt.

aI5anu. g. o.. p. Sept.
9elte g~seFHfiiiug iuuroe bier Sic
-. S1Bresfonucntion Der 9ranmci.
lter Der @cr. Stoaten er0ffnet. lie
SiBnHaeu iin0eR IN Scr Geuihcn
@1le Don AlbaHD itdif. Gie Ssoil0en.
ton Duroe Dom 9~rdli0gltcn gSaaner
con Ct. 9ouis nit elmer Anipradg
eraffncl III Der er Die pom gerbano
a'dbcen0 Scr herfloncnen Sabre &C.
l~eIitete Irbeit ihil0ertc un0 Gmpieh-
lnnacn iiir 0as sommenoe a5T
madte. 3ugleih fiinoigte er ieinel.
gfldtritt an. gpn RE borber marcn
10 sNblreide 0eicgdtsn 81 einern
aoHDgnt Ser @r0nmeiiter crihicucI
iu'e Siesmal. 0a es Geo iin0. 6
iUurocr IN Scr eroilnndsiibung ei-
ne 9lH5nbl mr. mir bic MitgIieoer
pidtige eeiddite er0rtert un0 cine
an3aH a0lniies ernanut. sic ntorgell
@eriht critltfen mcrOen.
4bcn0 ion0 81 @breu ser Telega-
tea uHo ibrcr Gamen Gin gaufctt
itatt.
1ic @eaHten iiir 0as f0mnien0e
Sl5r iin0: gbas. 9iuliert. Bolton.
@raii0cnt; g6as. Sdmiot. Gbicaao.
@iie Hrdii0cHt; @ea. @rabner, ehi-
ca9c, Sctretar; 6rie 5dloaer, Gbi.
eaGo, Shobmeiiicr.
IS ipnroe IN scr 6cutigcm &C.
idaitsiibmi9 and eiuItimmia be-
idloiien, moraeH eife bciiimmtc
StcaumluobHe in 9eju1 ami 0as
bon @ou0erneur Sul9es %5eiiiruor.
tete 9oCdt 0ptiony@cice e~in}lve6-
men. Die uddite aonDeniion rir0'm
seittSburd j.attiiuDcn.
@66renJ 0eS 3adiniisoas nrI-
tcrnabmen sic Delegation mo ibre
Eamen cine Sabrt 0cn SilOiou 6er-
inter nod Bars Sslano, mo lic lid
an einem SLAM 9afe" srireuten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
sfrttc 3mianSe.
@aaa,t 50a3o 2 scat

&aaa>t S0a5o p Scat
cit M2i1iea .UlmGrie man iidl
r SorIgus 0aB 10 uIslg Gsiraih
iof5cr u1neliiit alHc ria fiir
SfulaHoer aaa 4>ales 1uaaeitel.t
sN7gslt utt }nriitacaeseu
nurotu 4isa a.a1gfc fgsoh sie tx.
tggIsta oel SyauM58cl ieien iE 1aSc.
rr Counties o~e.l3036t a1or0su 3u.
l.eg it nla i2tt alsuaicv nc.
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w Surh sc Sa0irtamg oc SET
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Nt fane Sraalla strd' eiuea
a,u 9ar ecrl.en sricrocrlit fl
san e ialfS man. oa6
ali @oor eerei,s iirter
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
9hineIan0er. US %. ocpt.
gls 9eidr acfunSen.
&NgiterIIgI0. Alaii.. p ~

NItIIVt IItIuf NtATfu q. NtVi.
SSn ciuem @e66I}. nur cine gier.
telmeile non Ser elterlihen @obmnH9
e%ntfernt. ,uuroc he4te Sic 9eife ser
1%0idbriden Gitbcr y. SiIbert gefun-
sen, Sic am lestcu 5enntag ans Der
Glcbnuna ihrer 0intter beridpuano.
@Hidcneno bat 0as 9Rdoden Sel6it.
moro beldraeu. "a cine ooppellduiiae
Tliufe. Sic GiaentH1lm Scr Wutter
1T. 16aeihoNen ne6eH ocr 9eide gc
fHn0cH mur0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
glHf ciHsm iran50TidsH 9rrascr rr-
cisnct i'd 6rim GrihHti6su elm
llnfaIi.
2rei5sGn sOOts.
sIuac6lid iUlcn sic 6rcunOc eiHcs
antrn Sropfrns fiidtia b%claitrt
mrr0cn.
Gcin erannrmcinmonupol.
soulon. % Gest.

Soulon, y GefIs
@1bren0 ciuet @cidiiBu6uig cr
pIooirte cine Ser groBcn 9burm
fauonen mi Dem fran5oitiden &on
%serfrclBer .2atoAdle Sreptae4 De-
bIntere 1Gurn. in 0cm iid ole @p.
ploiion ereiquete. muroe 0in5lid
5eritart mo ste aau3c ATS Arei5cbn
g'arm beite1cn0e S0ugHbeiatuHg
get0Otet Cine 9n}abl aroere Sente
bon Der @ciaem9 crlittcu sHrpcrc.
mebrere tO0tlibe &erIeemgelt. Dos
llnBlud mur0e ME bel frilherrii ibli-
iihcI aulaiicu ourd 0as %9l6ipruf5el
0es @erlhln6itiides .ucruriddt. a.
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foot limo. 10 III cine Shiloeruna oes
ercigniilcS nidlt oor6un0eR. e
iheint accr iider 81 iein, SAB Oer6r.
ploiion ~feinerlci @arRuHa norber
aiua. Die @cpoIt Ser grpIoiion
mar 70 iiirdJtcrlidl oab Der itGblerne
Gbmrm tGeilDeijc ir Sriimmer de
lcgt mo ENC Nn5abl sc, 2cidcn ms
Weir gcidleuocrt mnrocn. Gns
@er0ca mar init abariIlcnen GSIicS-
maBen forrulid aberldf. 9as crpIc
oirtc @eidIiik butte cine Seelcimcitc
pon 76 3oll. Dos lngliia, bas Is
baIh ocuti:auf Scr eGourohn" fol0tr,
bot in @ariHefreiien cine Saiotio;
berOorgerufclt.
Ger s9itouhe 1rcuiae@ BAT cine
geioGuHg Don $40 Mlann.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
2snfalanO.
Siuam3aebcimuiEe
VWF y
Berlin. -. gepi.

Berlin, p. gept.
Gas r6einiide 3enfrrnSoraam, Sis
paolniide &olfs5eituHq", nil. froe
Dem Die Reidsreaieruna bic 9icids.
liuaHjrciorm bisbcr airs @ehcnn
nibOoaite betrieben bat. BOD eiuief.
einselbeiten oeriel6en %erfabren bn6en
Gleie merOen pom bieiigen 3entfrms,
organ o@ermauia" I'M @eipntlihen
6eitdtigt.
3ah cen angaben ser ,Golniider
Golfs3eituns~ 6ringt oas netis
Stererbu0get 5unGdit cine Mehr.
bclairung Don Bier. 9ronntucin uno
Gabat. oereu Grtrag nit 300 Miilio-
nen Mart angeiett lit. @einitauer,
gleftri3ltdisiteuer unO @asiteuer ipl.
len 70 9tiqionen brinaen.
gon Der 9eiteuerung Der &adlGiie
fueroen 100 9iiaionen erpdrtet Der
Ausfaa ser 8liferiteuer ioa ourf Die,
BON Der Brciie ihon LANCE ais OroAen.
oeS 8eipenit befdmpite SnierateE.
lteuer ge0edt mer0eH, Don Ser iib Oie
&e8ierrn8 eincn grtrag oon go 9til.
lionen neriprimt.
1ie o@ermania" mel0et. 0dB iil
bel oeti 9ciprehungen ser @arteifiib-
ircr III 8eIuJ All oIe @orla9cH ne.
lentlihe GiiferenieH erlebeu BADEN,
mas audi tros Der I'M Aaaensinen
uorbnn0cnen gteigung ST grinoliteln
aufr0umen 5u errunrten mar. SIMMER
bin ieieu sic Bier mo Die 0ahlaB.
lteuer m6emdnlelt geblieben. Die
Su00eutihen ieien nit groBem 0adl-
Orud gegen cine 0einiteucr anfgetre.
ten. Sic eleftrBitats iteuer iei ein-
l3lg bon baperiifer Settle bef0mpft
por0eH. Gns granntueinmonopoI
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5ur Annabme eincS @ob. .baf. M0nos
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ten abbiilismiiteI linO Oas Sbemd
zines am %. Sept. in Der sGeuf.
lldca 9fnnoihau" 5u eriheinen0en VT.
titels BON 0erru Rcinhol0 5p0otu,
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nnter. odB Der 9%reiSriidaan6 ser
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IPitieI lur sen Geaierpmos6aus6ait
ga crlau3eI. aui8el5hcu Upr0cH
muBte. gs bon0Ie lid 9lyuH. Die
GtHaaamcn nit scr @u51a6el III
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pIr0a aah iGns einer 9trehmutl
ols 1eil3lt oer HdditM !iui Saare
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lin 0ieitm mIouiiteu UdSsasn.
fel oh3aaelfeu aeeeatt Sue glegierrma
N cr{tcr 2iric bic 2HrasuysTlA h5acr
Yt 5alsaegM iris 5 e. 5piriiuoiga
llcr srf GGtaf aEu u8S icyHe-
le.ac GshidaiisggHer $50 erasacn. 5c
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27

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