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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

Baron de Bode, the military attache
70 the Russian legation at Washington.
says that the United States army has
the finest signal corps in the world.
That was real nice of the Baron but it
only adds emphasis to the fact that the
best of everything that is going can be
found in this domain, and this is no
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

It will have to be admitted that many
Topekans are entitled to be iclassed
with the brave men Of the earth. They
are still wearing straw hats. the open
season for which has long since been
thing OF the past
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

oyster Bay, N. Y, will now go
through the process Of effacing itself
from the map. 1t has served the coun-
try as a summer national capital for
the last time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

The State Journal is member OF the
Associated Press and receives the full day
telegraph report of that great news or
ganization for the exclusive afternoon
publication in Topeka.
The news Is received in The State Jour
nal building over wires for this sole pur-
nose.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24
SENSIBLE JIM HILL

Not even his ieTiemies question that
James j. Hill has done great work in
the development OF the Northwest OF
course he has made a great fortune at
the work, but he has made a wonder
full country possible. And he wants to
improve it, although his plan will not
be approved by Hobson, and possibly
not by the president. In an address
at the dedication of an agricultural
school at Crookston. Mimi, recently,
he said he would like to see the gov
eminent deny itself one or two battle
ships, and invest their cost in addi-
tional agricultural schools; that the
time is coming when the United States
will not raise enough wheat to sup
ply the domestic demand; unless the
farmers educate themselves in scien-
tif1c agriculture, so that the ground
can be made to yield more bushels per
acre.-Atchison Globe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

What caused the blockade Of traffic in
the street," "A girls spring hat blew
You say you wish to marry my daugh-
ter But she is only a mere school girl as
yet" Count Nocash-I understnd that,
sir; 1 came early to avoid the rush
Judge.
you want me to speak to you about your
misbehavior? Tommy-I amt particular,
ma. Suit yourself.-Catholic Standard and
Times.
81 notice" said the young mans en-
ployer. that YOU are always about the
Tnan * 5 yon sr Whx he do no tbsn
me?'' For noticing it.'-Chicago Record
Herd.
Roommate-What is this card in your
hat? His r., Roommate-Why, that was thiel
of contents.-Yale Record.
=, Some people, are like sagsages." re;
marked the & Of Events S, 9 no
forever. "-Yonkers Statesman.
Brown1Green is going to Europe for
his health? DEMONSTRATING the price of
a trip to Europe.-Chicago News.
There goes a dreamer of dreams. . Does
his wife keep boarders ?"-Birmingham
(Ala-) Age-Herald.
Hub. you drink beer in summer to cool
you off and in winter to warm you up. L
call that Inconsistent" You have no
wear a peekaboo all the year round?'-
Louisville Courier-Journal.
"She doesn't look So Don't you think
SOP when do YOU think she did?'' did
what?" Look 35.''-Nashville American.
rrt-1 49,,
way you have drawn your tramp. You
make him talk like a stock broker. The
Playwright-Well, that's all right, this
year, amt it?-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
you promised to be true forever and a
day. We'll, was true a day.. respond-
ed the coquette. AT least give me credit
for living partially up to my contract
Louisville Courier-Journal
Her Alma Mater.-Towne-Yes she is
acquiring some reputation as novelist.
Browne-Of the romantic school? Towne
oh, yes, Observation-Disclosures Press.
When a man promises his wife a present
he feels as generous as If he were really
going to give 1t to her.-New York Press.
Mister. I don't know where my next
meals coming from" you're in no great
trouble" retorted the press humorist. Il
from, and that's fact. washington
Herald
In the Course of Busness.-"What We
want" said the campaign manager is
your assistance in making the ticket popu-
lar" II understand" answered the vice
presidential candidate. II have spent years
in building up this little popularity enter
prise and now I've got to be absorbed by
the big interests" -Washington Star.
The Oldest Observation-Disclosures! Isn't
this weather the worst you ever saw"
mo sir No weather is the worst l ever
saw"-Philadelphia Press
Breaking 1t Gently.-'1 understand, sir,
that you are the possesser of a swollen
fortune" We'll" gruffly answered the
beautiful girls father. what is that to
you IT merely thought that 1 would
give YOU due notice of my intention to-
help take the swelling out of it. Myrtle
and 1 are going to be married. Chicago
Record-Herald
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

The Manager-I don't exactly like tn
way you have drawn your tramp. Yo'
make him talk like a stock broker. Tn
Playwright-Well, that's all right, thi
year. amt it?-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

''You promised to be true forever and a
day." well, was true a day.. respond
ed the coquette. AT least give me credit
for living partially up to my contract
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

Hub you drink beer in summer to cool
you off and in winter to warm you up. I
call that Inconsistent" You have no
criticism coming to you, Ell? Don't you
wear a peekaboo all the year 'round?"-
Louisville Courier Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

Some people are like sausages," re,
marked the Observer of Events and
Things; two are linked together, but moi
forever. "--Yonkers Statesman
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

There goes a dreamer of dreams" Does
his wife keep ers?"-Birmingha
(Ala-) Age-Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

Brown-Green is going to Europe for
his health. White-So? How did he lose
his health? Brown-Earning the price of
a trip to Europe.-Chicago News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24
oKLAHoMA,s- VAST WEALTH.


The country at large will get some
idea of what the new state means
when 1t learns that taxable wealth
there is almost a billion dollars.
There is much wealth in the new
state which has not yet been listed
for taxation, because homesteads
have not been proved up and many
Indian allotments have not found
place on the tax roll.
Then this is the first year the as
SCISSORS have done their work under
the full valuation plan and it is to be
expected that many concessions have
been made which time will rectify.
There are millions In school lands
in the state which are leased and on
which no direct tax is levied. The
state school fund is several millions
which are not Included in the states
wealth. The figures are put at $685.
100000. 1t is not exaggerated to say
that $175, 100000 more, or enough to
meet the billion dollar mark, has es-
capped taxation.
Two years hence. when the Indian
lands have been = better settled and
titles recorded, and when the weak
assessors have learned how far below
the actual facts they have fallen, it
will not be surprising If Oklahoma
shows up with a. billion and a quar-
ter. 1t is worth two billions today
and would cash in for that amount
Wichita Beacon. Ilz 5g
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

"She doesn't look So" Don't you think
SOP" when do YOU think she did?' did
what?" Look S5.'-Nashville American.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

Her Alma Mater.-Towne-Yes she i
acquiring some reputation as a novelist
Browne-Of the romantic school? Town
oh, yes, Vassar.-Philadelphi Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

Roommate-What is this card in your
hat? His Roommate-Why, that was (hic]
the wine list, but now (hic) it's my table
of contents.-Yale Record.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

When a man promises his wife a present
he feels as generous as if he were really
going to give 1t to her.-New York Press
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

Mamm-Now. Tommy. how often do
you want me to speak to you about your
misbehavior? Tommy-I amt particular,
ma. Suit yourself.-Catholic Standard and
Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

II notice. said the young mans en-
ployer. that YOU are always about the
first in the office in the mornings"
Thank you, sir why do you thank
me?' For noticing it.''-Chicago Record
Herd
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

Mister. I don't know where my mex
meals coming from" you're in no great
trouble" retorted the press humorist. 81
don't know where my next jokes coming
from, and that's a fact.
Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24
KANSAS COnMENT

CANDIDATES AND ADVERTISING.
Inc plan of advertising the qualifica-
lions or candidates for office is the most
sensible one yet adopted. Candidates
30 out and make speeches, and orators
ale hlred 10 go along and tell of the
good qualities OF those candidates, and
OF the good policies they represent.
Ihose orators are paid for their talks,
ana the candidates spend money for
tneir expenses. Now an ordinary meet
ing In the country will cost, say $20
tnat is, meeting at a country school
house. An advertisement setting forth
the good points of the candidates who
attend meeting could be put in a
country paper that reaches practically
every voters home, for less. Perhaps
~ voters come to the meeting. The
paper would reach two. three, and five
times that number. The writer of this
talks every day to 5000 people, who
read practically everything in the pa
per. The largest political meeting in
Kansas has not been attended this
year by that many people other pa
pers or larger circulation, like the Atch-
lson Globe, the Topeka Capital, the
Leavenworth Times, the Wichita Eagle
and Beacon. can reach more people
with one issue than any crowd of
speakers can possibly touch with their
voices. Political meetings are all right
in their way, as REVEALS are, but the
real work in politics and religion is
uohe Dy the workers who day after
day and week after week, year in and
out. have heart to heart talks with the
people they desire to reach and inf1u-
ence. A column of good words about
candidate in a paper with thou
sand circulation is worth as much as
dozen political meetings to him.
These things that newspaper men have
known for years the politicians are
just beginning to find out, and they
think they are very smart because they
have made the discovery. As a matter
of fact, they have been very stupid for
not knowing it years ago.-Lawrence
Gazette.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24
HUAOR OF THE Day

What caused the blockade Of traffic in
the street?" "A girls spring hat blew
Courier-Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

You say you wish to marry my daugh-
ter. But she is only a mere school girl as
yet" Count Nocash--I understnd that,
sir. 1 came early to avoid the rush
Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

In the Course of Business.-"What We
want" said the campaign manager, rs
your assistance in making the ticket popu-
lar" 81 understand" answered the vice
presidential candidate. II have spent years
in building up this little popularity enter
prise, and now I've got to be absorbed by
the big interests" Washington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

Breaking 1t Gently-'1 understand sir,
that you are the possesser Of a swollen
fortune" We'll" gruffly answered the
beautiful girls father. what is that to
YOU II merely thought that 1 would ]
give YOU due notice of my intention to-
help take the swelling out of it. Myrtle
and 1 are going to be married. Chicago
Record Herald
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-24

The Oldest ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ism
this weather the worst you ever saw? %
mo. sir. No weather is the worst ever
saw"-Philadelphia Press.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20
Narmer UtrIanot.

gsben SeGm. Der siH 6sim nnb 9lrbsit
lubt. @sIsseHbtit, cine 6arm 5u srInbm,
ssa6iuftasen bel &osltnssr & Son. 22O
8isconiin StraB..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20
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Gbieagp. - Wabri9einli6 BON
fanatifden .Reformern~, bic bic Qb>
baltung zines ibrer qnIiht nab an
ii5Bigen Bales perbinoern poaten,
wuroe elm 9ombsuattentat ouf bas
Golileum= Dinner, G6icago's sroBe
gerIammlungsba1e, peribt, bic elm
onitoBenoes 9ol3gsbGuoe ~politdubig
Oemolirte, idmmtli6s 5enIterI6eiben
in peitem umtreiie 5:rtriimmsrte unb
an bern &oiiieums@ sbdubs IelbIt be-
trddtlihen Saaoen anri6tete. Bon
ben 8eriibern Der Shat bat man nod
teine Spur. - 9eim 9ranoe Der
Sraftpasenremiie bintsr benz @obns
6aus 90. 1924 grairie 9be., in beren
2. Stod Der Wagsnfiibrer q. &. garr
nit ieiner 6omilis pobnte, e~rlitten
5rdu @arr uno ibr 6 U9onate oItes
S0bn6en 8raHbfDunpen, bic tbren
Soo sur 5olge batten. ndbreno Carr
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retteH, ihmer berbrannt tpuroe unb Elm
8ruoer Der 6rau Carr ourb einen
Sprung aus BEN 5~ysRitsr Iebengqef1brs
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gen in BEN BabImoeelei 9rOceB ME
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isoo6 13 QntIaeeu gegsn Grnt Nraz
lOpid. Sol. 9binips uno Sac. Sperb
niebereeihlagen, neil bic @ntlagss
iarifteH feblsrbaft fno. SieIeQntIagen
DeroeH aber iofort in DerbeHerter
50rm poH neuem erhoben iperben. -
Dor 8idter mcgnsn 1T isbt Der fir
bic Mitglieosr bes ,Womsn'sgath. Or
Der Of 5orsitsrsa intereToHte grocrB
in9srbanbIung, in nslhsm Jrdu gIif.
RO6gers. bic gefDeiene 9rdFbeHten bes
.Croens". ibrer Rahfolesrin, 5rau
Rofs .. giitinon bos Imt freiii1
maht. Die Glogsrin bst0upte., 00B
5rdu Ritimoun Hi5t in lesalsr 0eiie
erpGblt morben fei uno bsihuloiet bic
8tifli6sn Better :. S'Goadban. Tei6.
6olsn. Sohn g. Dolphin. M. SorneD,
MocQoRss, 8. 81. Glearp uHb Wlcs
@prrn. fe Derieumbet uHb in uneeisss
lihsr 0eiis an %. September in De-
troit in esr GouDeutiou Die 9eamisns
nail bseinfluBt gu haben.
@usbtm Stddte.- BET Elmer
erplofou in Der Grube ber Spring=
feb g0nierp So. n6rblin DIN
Spriagffsib tamsn bic @rbsitsr
SobH Sol0mOn unb 5sant gabinst8
I'm.
-Das C6erfaatsgsriht bat in rem
alaaefaAs sints stuiHsH 5rant Sturs
ses gegsn Die Staot gbiraso. in gsftas
iiguHs tiHsy eHti6aoung BIS unisrsn
Gsriats en.faisosa, saB siHs maunists
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20
Aus nliIwaukes.


S!eIer ais Dor sinem Sabre mug
6er Sieuersabler heuer in Die Zai@e
ereifeu. mas aber nod auf bas @onto
Ser Administration oes .8ors Mapors~
gedsr al ihrsiben lit, "a in oieisr nod
pcs gaossi iar pas jeBt bic Steuern
erboben iperosn. aufssifelt lpurne.
sir itdOtii6s 3psde miihen $3.50
.703.9S uno fir Stats unb @ountpz
pedeS S161,284.25 mebr ais i'm Dor
iabre auisebra6t peroen. Die 9ur6s
f9nitts feuerrate fir ale 3pede 1T RON
S24.Sl i'm OOrigen Sabre auf $25.9S.
alp um S1.17 eeItiegeH.
areisri6ter @inie BON Superior
lit pieoer bierbergetommen, um i'm
WuRicipdlgeri6t Bic BON Der 6ranoz
iurn ssssu 5rsO. Sdulb. glnt. 3. als=
fiih uuo Spbn i. 9ittmar ~srbobenen
n8u0eIaufldgen. 81 p~erbdnoeln. Die
9enannten batten um @erbaHolune ibs
rer 6Gue DOT einem anoeren 8idter
nahgeIunt. 9ls erlter puroe Der san
gegen 6rso. 6. Sdulb DorgenDmmen,
Der bsiduloist 1T. Dem oamaIigen 4I-
herman @bds. Sungmdnn, cine Be
ltehung BON $1,000 u~ngeboten 81 bdz
ben, pern er iih bereit fiRoen loHe,
fir ben odmdls Dem Staotratb porlies
genOeH StraBenbobnfreibrief 81 itimz
men.
~ Sn ADMINISTRATION Qbiidt be-
goB bic 64jdbr. geiItesseit0rte 6rau So
Tet3iepsti, SO. SOB IL. @pe., TIRE Rlei-
Der NIT PETROLEUM uub iebte Iie bonn
in branb. Gbe bic 5lommen ssl0Idt
psrben fonnten, trug bic llnelidlihe
f6redlihe 9rdnonunoen bdbon, bob
bOffen Die Qer5te Iie am 9eben erbalten
81 t0nnen. - Die einem 9aiterleben
ergebene 27idbr. Stella Collins mante
in einem perrufensn SauTe einen
SeIbitmorObsrfud) burh @innebmen
non GarboHdure. puroe aber ourn
prompte dr3tli6s 9iilfe serettet.
llngIids gapiteI. -
- Der % Sabre alte 4nItreiher
6rant 8an @ie, SO. no @els Str,
ftiir3te beim 4nitrei6sn zines S9orns
Iteins bon einem SdpebeiiB aus elmer
66be 0 so bis 60 SUB berab unb
erlitt idipere innerlihe 8erleBuneen,
an oeren 6olgen er in tritii9em gu
itanbe oarnieoerIieet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20

otenltete oetootet nno elm pierter lhiper
perlebt. - Der % Sabre aIte Nortdn
Sc 9euf. Der Trau un0 Sinh bat, TT
oeftdnbia ais @dKirer zines @eidotts
in OatGaub $4,000 aus Der ibm
anpertruuten Safe sntpenoet uno duf
Rennpetten perlorsn gu haben.
&anfas. - 9ur9 Qlbitimmuns
nurbe in SubepeHoence cine
6taotreqieruna burh Gommifion ats
oenommen. 8eim 9roupe ibres
@obnbauiss gu 9apona fanoeH
6rau 5ranf Simmelprisbt, bic Satin
zines 8dbnangefte1ten. iotpie ibr 6
Monote allies Sinh ben 6lammentoo.
- en- Der Stootsbont su 81 al Sc
fprenqten Ginbrs6er bic 5piuoe. bic
Grplolion Iheuhte aber bic Ortsbes
p%0lterune auf unb bic 8anbitsH muBs
ten obns 8eute flii6teu.
mtffourt. ~ Die Gpronersuus
tsrTuhuns iibsr ben sebeimnibDoaen
Sob oes 0ei6dftss unb GIubmanns
r. .. SirT6berg in g {. 9ouis bat
ni6t feItgeiteat. duf peIbe WeiIe Der
8erItorbene 3u Der toDtlihen 8erlebs
una tam. - Der lsbtn06igs Stras
benfompf in &dnds gttp 3pis
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bat iebt fdou 8 Opfsr ssforosrt. bd a
neitere 9erpunbsts ibren 8srlebungen
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ISofepb srmorbete bic Is Sabre olts
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gurtco ibren WdHn, bod itarbeH
ale bolo nab Der Geburt.
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brauq in Gteubenbtlle uadts IN
bic Wo6uung ots 5ifdsrs gelOts. CAB
auf 0eHen traniss 3O6tsrdsn s
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| gslpn6t.
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bss nQadtreittr sUlor6ss bon 8esI
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erbo6en norben. 5u Wsmpbts
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IN ben Counties 6arbtH. 9rebIs
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Hrau Dr. Sulia Glars auf anerisn.
nuno bes gtimmret.s Der Brausn abs
oeniefsn. Der Der 5alfduHg BON
ausneifen an%eetlogts Br0a9sHt 6ege'
man non Der Wstropoliton GebeHsbsrs
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III BON Der Misunderstanding sntlats.
porben @. Die IT Rem 0Ori
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20
1sein GebraMcp fir $pesMIans
ten.

Su allen @ei9dfts3ipsigen gibt es
6peculanten. IS gibt 2eute, pel6e
5orni's QlpentrGutsr ouf Speculation
bertaufen m06ten. Dc Gigeutblmer
oieies nit 3edt beriibmten 6ausmits
tells baben teiRen gebrauh fir TDlhe
2eute. Sic babeu in peiier @orausz
Ii6t oiefen @rtitel ni9t ais Sanbelsz
mare auf ben Martt geporfen, UNI
pon Watlern uno 6Gnolern feileebos
ten al neroen. @r piro benz Yubliz
cum Direct pon Special Qgenten,
nel6e fir jebes @emsinipsIen ernanut
iino, geliefert, bon 9euten, ipel6e sic
tennen, bsnen Sic 3utrauen fhentsu
uno Die elm Gefiibl fiji bic 9sioen ibz
rer Mitmeni9en bdbeH. Nles 9Gbere
in 8streff oes 5orni's Qlpentrduter
uno Der arantbeiten, fir pelde er be-
Ionoers eeeigHet lift, erfdbrt man our6
Sdrsiben an Or. Better 6abrHsp e
Sons Co., go. 112-118 90. Sopne
Qbe., Gbicdgo, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20
llm euA elnocrn an heIfen.

Semitic. 81. SGnrar 1903
etrr 4af5or QraaeF ben Der CT. gauls.aisss
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tires 9orurt5edS bed ben SsrnsH.Siarfsr 81 asAueR.
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bis lest Hur 4 SloideR slsrvsH-elarifr uHo bsfarst
raue 6ardl Dor gRi6lea ihre hausli9eR arbesieu.
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hre 8raHftfit ana psriuasH npasH. 10 bn 10 geEat
oersit brsRI4e aHirossH 81 t%saHtporsH.
COMmS elm ptrthbonss Bud fur NerosHleibenbe
1WEEE mirh 9soem Der e perlaRgt B~uasianot.
Srme traaltsu Gun be Nleo1in nmfpuf.
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Po6u. Nafor Qonig. Sort moput. Sab, subsrstief
nuh lest uuter iensr Aupeiiung bon Der
koENlG MEDICINE CO.,
400 Lake str. CHICAGO, ILL.,
Sci Mbptbetern "a haben fur
$500 bic 9teiaes 6 SIafdeu far S5.OOS
atpBe s1.75s 8 far $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20

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ibrer S6pdgerin sufGaig eri9ofen.
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bouie 6ptel. ipo er aud ben @lepators
a9entsn garl GIapp, pe%rbeiratbet unb
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8eb0rben iteIte. @os bic @eronldT
flung gu Der S6~redenstbat mar, lit
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p%ertbeioigen. ie nie6ereeinIosen.
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ting 60, nieoergeIdlasen unb bsraubt.
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oesregierung 1885 @eres @aIolanb
ais nMarquette Sort" rsierbirt.
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8ont in SpringPOrt lift auf Der
anlahung oes itaatIi6en 8dntcommii.
idrs geihlohen porben.
adubsr oronsen nafts in bas
POitamt gu SauIt Ste. marie.
idugen ben bort anneIenben SilfspOitz
meiiter 5rant 6iegins nieber uno fab
len $500 in barem @eloe.
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too. Die Mutter bate bic Rleinen einz
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bel elmer Rahbarin maHte.
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20 Sabre alte glic. 8ebing IT,, Sobn
elmer Der angeiebeniten 5amiIien Der
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