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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05

LIT bH1 treats the Standard Oil Co.,, E&X l1nd1y Under it. the company 5 import crude oil from Mexico. re- 6 1f ana. after exporting it. collect xIUback from the government. In e6k this givea the company it's raw 6erz61 free of duty. When other uonzeo ark for similar favors, they S& WftA vigorous objections.
 ouufbly the declaration of MT. &6Ee11er in favor of MT. Taft late in Rrestdential campaign may have
 oosnething to do with the ex-
 116dnem evinded toward the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05
- @ z n..,.tb. >Ths Kind You Have Always Bought s's.s.''' ss &AzzzMx
A Thrifty Hunsarian.

A certain Hungarian peasant named Jan Hirsch made a business trip to Budapest, and while there he had the idea of ordering a hundred visiting cards. When he returned home he found, to his dismay, that the cards bore the name of Mavisch instead of Hirsch. It was only 8 printers error, but to Jan Hirsch it meant a loss of a shilling and sixpence unless he could make use of the cards. He according ly purchased for the sum of a shilling an official form of petition and filled it with a request to be allowed to alter his name to Mavisch. His prayer was granted He is now Jan Mavisch.- London News.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05

IL ncws seems to be certainty 4l3za1 the automobile law will be chang
 6d The present speed limit of 25 nii1os may be retained for country 4ondo, but will probably be cut down
 fo 70 miles in residential and business 1fxoots of cities. There may also be
 Uxovisions as to speed in passing street
 par6, and as to complete stoppage on 1Giena1 from drivers Of horses. Penal
 tieD will doubtless be made more se- sx6ee and will include jail sentences.
 0nd the control of automobile traffic. fncaudine the issuance and revocal of 7fceuses, may be transferred from the
 Secretary of State to a new and spe- EoIaI ofneial, with view to a more x1<54 enforcement of the law. Auto
 16<o who observe the law, are brought .11ndw these restrictions, by the reck- 1iSSnnoss of the so-called 'auto-hogs."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05

completion Oscar Smith has the con- tract. He has put a concrete floor in the room where the machine will be kept.
 Attorney Harry R. Sherwood has moved his office into the Courtney building on State street
 On Sunday Miss Helen Roland had for guests Miss Edith Wood of South port, John A. Hickey of Waterbury EStelle and Agnes Welch and Fred Welch of Ansonia
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05

zke p1ea of Filipino delegate in the 3cqe 1asf week for free trade between conntFy and the islands, reads 13nx1y. With the Philippines re- n1 Lied As an American dependency, 4 Nrdxen by this delegates seat in >46 Hoaz1eI the pending tarin bill puts
 ntx upon Philippine exports of Q0 end tobacco to this country. Alp <&14t 5uGttce demands full free-trade ko the islands and this coun-
 = fact recognized by MT. Taft
 actinG as Governor of the is-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05

y9Jfh 1Ae ssetion Of the railroad be- &(roGN Hkx7sm and Stamford electrified - Dc rfualy. tho problem of substitut-
 TIT ekeotricdty for steam appears to E2Te GolRed. and the project of continu- n the elsctxi1cation to New Haven,
 n ov9ntua1ly to Boston, should be &1 . matter of time and money Eec- 5 f11rc4non has ceased to be an experi-
 II = nmdArstood that trains with cleo 1X1E mutors can be run at less cost and 6|t ski9her speed, and 1t is a certainty ? 11Hk travel being devoid Of cinders, will 1j& more pleasant, while the cities fh<6&6h which the road runs, will es- &1E6o fhe smolxe nuisance. From every SIn5z1f q view. identification will be
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05

W6f<kord holds its city election to- Gn61koW. The question of license or no 1lcr4se sesms to be very prominent in 4khe eempAign, and a new argument 6xn b4en advanced in favor of license. n 6uhsfazace. it is that the New York -<1eD6xfmeut stores which sell liquors md beexD and pay the freight on ship Ronfs amounting in value to s or 1&ore. would profit heavily by no-n- ccl1Ge in Hartford, that Hartford par :1foD would probably include other than
 vtot goods'' in their orders, and that zf Nou1d involve a loss of at least $4,- 0C0l 60 year to Hartford trade. That xh11 argument is well founded, is pro- ven by the experience of other places watch have been so unwise as to adopt 1fceuee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05
DISTRICT OF STAMFORD. sa PROBATE COURT. .

March 9th, 1909. Estate of Susan c. Wilcoxson. late of Stretford. in said district deceased The Court of Probate for the District of Stratford, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for tha Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg feet to present their accounts. properly attested. within said time. will be de- barred a recovery. All persons indebt- ed to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to.
 WALTER WILCOXSON, U3s* Administrator.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05

e Trenton (N. J) Board of Educa- 1 41A4 adopted g very wise rule, call G11t64 to check one method of abduct-
 ki1dfen for ransom. 1t is that no =&zkd shall be allowed to leave school Eh . a1ranger. A similar rule should nl<npfed for every school in the land, llE q private.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05
An impeachment.

"It looks as though my marriage with Miss Mullins would have to be postponed"
 "What's the matter, old fellowT' "She got married to young Dobson yesterday"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05
MONDAY. APRIL 5. 1909.

AtzA recent meeting of the N. Y. axic Federation. one of the speakers Su>k1d Presldent Taft as saying that sco11pu1n1on of third persons against ze1k Ntn is fhe nub Of the offence of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05
Never Gives Up.

'T just had to marry him. He told me he never gave up anything he loved"
 "wen. it's good to have a husband who loves one"
 "Y-e-s. but I have learned that he loves money also."-Houston Post
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05

anu d Sc tcIc 1cXlldlS weakness. T h 6 doctor said would have to go to the hospital for an operation, but I could not bear to think of it. l de- cided to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound and Sanative w ash and was entirely cured after three
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05

ii xzrin matters. it has long been 3.,SIS snat while the House proposes, S5S9 eeua4e dispoees An instance is
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05
BERMUDA ns,s.n snn $2O.nnaa and

First Class--Including Berth and Meals The Most Delightful Resort in the
 world-Ideal Climate All Year The Garden Spot of the World
 Less than two days from New York by the magnificent nineteen knot twin screw ocean flyer "Prince Georgea (equipped with wfreiess), the fastest muda. Sails every Thursday at II am. CAREFULLY NOTE THESE FACTS:
 SS. "Prince George" Strictly first class passenger and mail steamer. Car ries no cattle or offensive freight. The Fastest, Steadiest and Most Comfort able Steamer to Bermuda. Handsonie booklet and full particulars of
 THE RERMUDA-ATLANT S s. co.
 24 STATE ST., NEW YORK
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05

The blessedness or misery of old age is often but the extract of our past life.-De Maistre.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05
Chemistry Kinderqarten,

Bobby-Is oxygen what oxen breathe all day? Papa-Of course, and what everything else breathes. Bobby-And is nitrogen what every one breathes at night?
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05
ANOTHER WOMAN
 CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Gardiner, Maine.-"I have been a great sufferer from organic troubles
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05

WANT ADS. GENT A WORD.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05
BICYCLES

Barnes with Coaster Brake. .$22 50 sCorneIl," with Coaster Brake. .$25.O .O0 seYaIe," with Coaster Brake. $30.OO
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-07-02
ABSURDITY OF MODERN NAVIES

The great work OF making absurd especially naVl wa,
goes on swmmngy London paragraph in the sun quotes a
Expert Jane rejecting the suggestion that to SINK Wdr-9
be chief of ar-ships wartime Not So MI Jane says
says experiment has settled that all shps are
visible night balloon overhead But the CHIEF Poeco
OF battlesfp from night torpedo attack nvslDy Whe
arsps able direct torpedoboats by wireless Whe 70
find their quarry the security of baleshp will be very mcn I'M
paired The only remedy Mr. Jane Will be IN DetreI anu
complete defense than ships have now and IN plenty OF
destroyers the torpedo-boats
No doubt Mr. James opinion wise but it only emphasizes
the fact that the whole navy business growing ridiculous 1t has
been improved extended and elaborated until everybody begins 10
that has lost its proper proportion Instead OF nations mann
tanning protect Them getting to be that nav1es are using
nations them The lack of proper OF nor IN
English and German naval boards promises to be the death OF
employment that has held its place men Tor thousands
of years Tabudened peoples grooming under the cost OF nava
programmes cry pretty in unanimous howl why
maintain such raft of these ridiculous machines that COST
pepoerouy make and keep and their heads OFT without
doing stroke of productive work. As that voice
unanimous will subside and suppose naves may
dwndle what necessary international police wo-Har-
pers Weekly
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-07-02
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
J, E. SCHOOLER'S
AGENCY

We have part Of the Wilson Orchard
yet left We have number OF fine
ranches; several snaps in residences;
some splendid good chances in business
proposition. Among the rest we have
two theatres for sale, several grocery
stores, two fine cafes and other PROPOSE
tons that can be easily handled We
have some cheap lots on terms, some as
low as $500 per month. We have
number of properties also forexchange.
Furnished and unfinished houses for
rent. Call and see us. We have both
phones. ]. f. Schooler's agencq third
floor, Overland Building.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
EHbsrs NsicrrinErFtR.

gbfcaaU. p. Ns5r5. - gRttsr -Egrsaz.e
erp. 22h-29hc; Seirp. 20HE26he- !
SAFE. - Eeiics. t5%4-16; IfpiaA 144~
15e; 9curg aHerpeas. 15hs; Bird. g1f-AkhA
gisr. - 1eH-19Ke.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
tfISHcrns flats

Ufs 50. Sr arb 4scsmisp Ars. 6
2latmsS anR eGA aaf .tttm flag rattbo4is
G%bituiguna uns caubsls liastostH eul6
NEG. 0Ntn ins 8Hlrtsi,et Senaiass rau
. BE 5. 0Esgs uHs @tpieunasn lssf n,asts.
RICHTER, DICK d REUTEMAhN,
Ate Easwsii silva.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
Butter, Cir unb SIDE.
UlihuuuIre q9arEA

gxtte-. - guiulr 27.es4 Rfnn6; Warfi Iftx
tic 6i... 300: Sirlis; 23-zPc; Stcoaess AZ
-22c: 9eu1oeteo, 22-23c: 3lSrp, Jcnc9 zLS
zines. 1920; M0iL. 1876; Badina 10-%
17c: Greafe. s-10c. x
Sale. II erfubr 1850 1fuao; Wcrit feftr~k
- 9mericru Hu!I gre1m. 1o-16s Bid. id
1875: Gimhurger. 11-1SAe: SefsrssL. -
1Cc-
SriAe Qier. 10. Serenos. 1A-16c.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
Aus Rnrfne.

Sn Der Ct. Mariens Birdie pir0 am
5rsitas, Samstas II. Sonntdg Das
40ItinOiss 9sbtt abse5elisn. Sn Der
ct. Soispb'ssa STRIDE unb in Der Ras
men Ssiuzairds ipuroe bisislbe ans
badt inter rsbt roger 9etbsilisuus an
|. Jrsitag, Samstas u. Sonntag ub=
gebalten.
- 2urd bic GrpIoIion zines Gass
Ofens, osHen 9dbne re aus gerieben
seOffnst bate. srIitt srau 5rant 6.
Studio idIimms gronOmunOsn an
fopf, 6oIs uno geTi6t.
SIN 4Iter BON So Sabrsn 1T am
DOHnsrstos b. 80. Grou 6snristta 2uz
BORT i'm 9sim ibrer Sodtsr Jrau
Gsubner, s~eitorbsB. Die gserbigung
fano /. WOntogsW oreen BON Der ct.
Soiepb'sz 8irde aus itdtt.
Bon Der Ct. Soiepb'ss Stride aus
puroe am NliitnOd ,. 80. bic I'M III
ter BON 70 Sabren %peritorbenen Mittue
GsrtruO Did. cine Iongidbriss Sim
DobneriH Der Rar6isits, CUR lebisn
Rube beitattet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
S%nldnOiide RahridRn

8tbrGsta. Bel Grforo
ipuros Oer betasa poblbobenoe Sdrrisr
Soi. Tiaon q. It.7gt BobnuRa srnnr
oei aafatfunotu. yin 8aubmoro lisst
oor. = Fraa Ntrs Qile. bic Dor Hltbs
reyta 1abgsn Vssta @atisnmorots sn
Suttalus oai 0s6eussit psruribtili.
lgst b,anaoiet p,gosn plr. i9nner ia
etnCoiH $3.50 @erik6tsunast.o
1sleu Bic 9geosyu 3ooonsr ipessn
ees 2oess ibus sattsa ssgVnilial su
s%sipystsH.
&o0bo = NdRn payoer bsi
einsy SrglcNau ,staotei. bic oit 6rsur
aisHs &gletrrfsss 81 @cilace
nl sauslia ssy,5ste. 9a6 1nsattH
ssr stt- ssl-ns ioa siu 8sEbEs3tn
pcglitstt
@aIbiueien. lie pou Ser
Staatslssisiatay paHiTts 9ia. uelas
Scit!s Ii Staeiss 1. GlaFt ssfottstt,
Gil S%onniassu mi MlGbIssiisn ssti;iss
Ss'-.nis a. esr.ertinen. III pom osm
Rsactrivt,sEotn Saupernsar Gan ssiirt
potssR.
gsI4fRsnia-7as nntzsaus
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

52M-55c; go. 2 Fo1eei. use; Nu~rf4renfet
o3-64c cute bis Md3eranslefe. o4MZsleSl
go. gsStppsitsut. 1.et3; @Ti9ia ztHasssplsp
ehuals. fO.071k: Ebjrt 80 GibeB, ST9.=
0.25. Sbcrt Glear 6ioes. 96O-aS2h; aIeU
faueu. 900.
/. Qoufs, "a. Wdr5. Bstasus- g. 2
toier. 12S. - 1.SS; gto. & tarte<, Ais Y
III. 4-trA
MaiA - no. 2, 65kc.
Saisr. - 80. 2 neisfr, 54E-b6kc.l
4nuJas 1ttp, "a. RdrA - Actefa N
20. ? baxter, 1.o9-117s 80. 2 rster. 10y
1.31.
Mais. - 30. 2 eemif4fer. 08kc.
Ssfer. - 20. 2 2emtfnter. &-65He. 4
80. 1 ysoribsrn. LICK; 3d.. 2 asrttsrx{
1.12%. r.
9Ssai. - Sirit @ateHtS, 5e5A5.75; ee,gwbs
IuIntb q. mdr5, 9arsssn -lSSE
Narlbern. 1.15M; 20. 2 AoEttRmL 1.19K. "
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

RlsiDsrlaetn DOT S6i.bIsoeE Hrcs &
DID onsbT04. sladlt4ttIrsils aNr sss
loiG. DerDen iOnnte, tee e ercBetei.
Sdapen cResri6tti bate.
uhoIidli9sr MISUNDERSTANDING
lrto.u ironf 1rau Nnor. BENIGN IL
II arireitt G~ar6oifaurs urc iiarD
an e,H 1oiasn.
Sci isin,r arb,it in tinem
scl8ida,rioee ~ 2pnobnrt ess
rietb Der Il ,5dbrs alts 5ob- DloaB
untsr Die 3dosr tintr 6ar uno puroe
10 ifp,r csritsi, caB man an ltInsm
4utiommsn 5Dsiislt.
81 6rsmont fisl Der Staa
oss perm. SABINE iammt 10 Stud
8ie9 sinsm Bron0s gum SPfer.
g;im 5sHitsrpoldsn itirsts in
3dHesDills Q0uis ROultOH pom
.. Stod zines Gsbauoss al unb .rIitt
8srIssuussn. Oi. isinsH 9oo CUR 50Igs
9dptn Dutlltn.
~ Der bsi & a 3 bsbsimatbste
Ben. aampidr0.r 1T Oai lsinsr
Claim" udbs 1IsH0iDs, Wiont.. sTs
moTDst sDoroeH.
5n ben untsrIsib ssI6oHsn uno
I.bsHsgsfdbIlih Dsrlest Duros Die IA
ate 5Ottsr oes bel Gogsrs
I 0 n m~Obnbaftsn 5ormsrs Sam 9ldrt,
ais Gin @epsbr. ods ibr Batter laoen
iih plOBli4 sntIuO.
Jn Gbippepa SAILS bsz
eiHa 5obn 8igIsr. bsiisu 6rdu tIrslln
cine SdeiouHg BON ibm srDirtt bate,
SslbitmOrb mittsllt gdrbolfdurs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

inbem ibre &lei0sr am Diem in brdub
serietben, uR0 ibre gu 9ilfe eiIenbe
S06tsr erlitt sbeufaus i4pere 8ranos
DunDeH.
q ep gort. = Sobn q. 5egeman.
grGiibent ber WetrOpplitan 9ife Sni.
So. in y en- YOrt, Der bes Meineios
in @srbin0mg nit Der 8erGffsntIis
dung ongsblih gefGlidter Sabresbez
ridte Ieiner GeIeniddft ongetldgt,
aber ouf elm 6abeds GorpusS9 elu9 in
6reibeit seieBt pOroen par. pirp ii9
elmer gntlheioung oes Appeltgeritts
sufolee nun bod pUr @srift perant=
portsn miHen. - Sci einem 5eaer
ipsl6es in BEN 7it0diasn. als 6ift1
apsuue departments betannten @sbdus
be in y 10 y orf gu friiber Morsen=
ltuRoe ausbrah, tamen 2 YeriOnen in
ben Sfldmmsn INN. iiber Elm OuBeAo
puroen perlebt uno 3ublreihe 8epobs
uer nuroen nur nit fnapper Roth oe=
rettet. Der G6dOen am @ebduoe un0
Scnbolt piro duf cine @iertsl Wliaion
Dollars seihdBt. - Sn u 0 he # er
trsiben our 3eit 8ranoiifter ibr un=
iUsisn. SbdnB' 8hopffabrit nuroe ods
SpFer elmer perbesrsnosn 5eusrsbrunit,
S6absn 175.000 Dollars. unb bel eis
mem Teuer i'm 5uteeIdGft bon Mens
e Soldier. in benz 9onOobue'fnen
&3einimportz un0 unOeren 9eI6dften
ebsnoa itiir5te 6euertpebrleutnant nc
WGbon sinsn 2uftihadt binab unb
puroe IsbensseFdhrlih nerIeBt. Der
Sdhihaosa bel legterem 8ran0e 1T
$150,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

% S,4sIi 80 in ssls, ssiiuu,
>. - -.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
9tnnt 5ussroltnn.

Die am /. Dlnstaa in pitleu
@taotsn oieits Staates Bpeds aul
lvlung bon Gmoioatsu fir BIZ, bspors
iiebenoea WunicipalmabItn abgsbaltss
nsn QtiWdTwdplen srreaten nur itbr
lOtnie %nisrsns ano bic 9ttbeiIiauna
an oeaielbsn ipar oarhpta cine iehr
iapade.
eaui 9eritts Der itaatlihm De.
lunpheitsbehoros hdbsu nd pdbrsno
Der Nl0naie October. Nopembsr uno
December 1908 1886 1ootsfdle in
bisitm Staatt srtignst. biz lid ioit
iolai ptriheiltn: gungenihriuDiuht
$50. anoere Arttn S1lpinpludt "a;
2uphus 96. E%iphtbsritis LAP: Shar
lab ~, Nloiern IL. atnhbuiim %:
Eunssneni3iinbuna 45i; @snidiiorrs
l29, 8rsbs S23; esrpaltldmer Fob
$40. Ron lsbisrsn 5daen itn0 81 ouf
SeIbitmoro. % Gui Srtrinlsn. "a auf
@,ltnbabnunials. l3 aui SiraBtn
bdbnnnfalle. 20 aui 8ranopunoeu. 4
ami Wlogot 2 aui GrplOiionen. 3 auf
@tutie elmer aui @tiritrtn. elmer aui
sllBihldg. elmer auf Mutomobiluu
iau. einer aat lhafaa nit sintm
aeornibreooer- uHo 80 aui iobtldi
liats llmaeben nit ShuBrpaifsn gu.
yadsRfubtsn
Yer 9au let a,planaieH t~lsciri.
lden Sohn pon Sp0rta nadl Wlel.
toie III mnmshr atiidtri. Nis no.
ihlsta @titsr tino aejeitnet uno man
nia mii ben Sduarbeitsn btaiuntu,
iebale Die W.ltttaua e. aei0iiei.
Rib 8Tas Elm anatiitaity
eft anntH eanon Il Biscuit SO. In
@vttr Ban. brot ouf psm SAT
River eurt eas sis uno tytyanl.
@seras @a9ntr. o,t Sebn por
= g Waausy IN MdHtoma. fitl II
tuet oesliasn SaasWuhlt asltu Oh
Sdat woeei ibm Str rthit Arm am
ode gttis Sen iaii peuitdnoil oou
8umpie atirenui ioufbsn. 10 oak "a
a%nputi,t iVsroen mub,tn. Ws0n hoiit
tf2B eJfisg itwtgen 9ttltbunaeu osl
rmalm A'afm am 0tben srh1l.sa 4.
l3Hntt
Uas tj0hrias Sohttthtn ost III
mile eitsut smith fl GuQa.
eifep6 iseit htm @9isltn mi
Gttahb5ls,ta itiut altis0 IN stan.
ans .ftlttt lrssnsssfabrIstc stlnc
ptsstn
Max tzloffHRtrpiGl
eeaAH9 ERR etrmathliA 6elNteate.y
9titt s9a t.tH.s ,$05tt al.ey us
sar ser ft ean Ssdillt aus SUI N
8tfie ua istuts a'.tn Stsnath en
fes.S etk CseluS tefauo Sdsnmor,
0tesm er rem tie,m sage ats W,s
0Srfg1i Sabn ipysas uuo uu,tr X.
&aessn haieIy, ioarot Man Dos 81
Stpsgegglts.tr aui atsg E, aar
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boiit.
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0osfalr Mlaiih aotso pau snts
n%utasRata Siantn kim SanmfSat
syitlastn.
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sSobss sa,;t @ antt0not ttr :.
fiats!t5rs dtgts. sas sissnsl in :.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

pslfsr GGnbioat Iiir cine WisosripabI
am 6. Npril 1T. erFreut iid. isinsr
1ahtislsit ptssn. zines Ruies, oer
isBsn BON sinem Riftsr in oisiem
Staat, erreiht uuo ME iibertroffen
poroen 1T. Set 10 Sahrsn bat hid
ter WiIIiorns ais qreiss uno SUPP
riOrTidtsy in oi,iem Gountp fauairt
unO pdbyenO oitisr 3sit IinO aus lei
mem 0eritt lusUiatr 6dne ais oon II
geno sinsm anosrsn @srihtsboie an
oaS C~btrgsTihi oppelirt porosn. Yer
Ryocsntiab Der pom Obsraerits umgs
iioBensn Guiiatiouasen oes Riaters
WiuiamS IL naarihtinIih otTiHasr
ais or irQsno tlues MnrpaIts. Der il
in WliIpaults Goantp i'm Ridtsrfubl
aeisitu. er bar tauIsnos BON TGasn
unitT 9syhunoigns sshdbt uno Fa osn
Raf zines 9ersaitn Ridters uuter Der
aanStn Anraliit1it oisits gouEtu's
trpoybeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

A<4 "a Mar Me-. - Efrtrrt
4a11siA $685. El-rtzefk Fnfera
@AEs AAELlSAz
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
tlrattieFeit Ses @ebirns.

Wie ale anoern gbeile oes msnIhz
Iihen 8orpers, Nib felblt oas Gebirn
sr6opft unO psiglrt Ia gu arbsitsu.
Sig toHnsn an Hihts bsHtsn, Obne
aophdmer3sn gu pefnridden, Sic bas
ben teinsH NppetiE 1psosr fir 4rbeit
nod fir Rabruns @ie Ino nieberses
idlagen uno IeIbn Der5tptifelt. 4Ies,
fuds notbpenbis IN III Elm 3ufluB BON
neiism. rsinen BLU Fin ods ermaiteie
0ehirn. uHo mir miTIsn ale, oaB reines
8Iu8 nur ron gut beroauter 4abrunq
tommi. IS 1T oas RsIuItdi elmer
afHNbIiden 8erbdumie. SolIte irgeao
etloas nit Sbrsr 9tsoauuna ni6t RID
tia iein. 70 perFinsn Sie SriHer 3
Amtriean Glirir OF Bitter @ine, Sas
bette 6siImittel fir ben Maeen, eeasn
Shpdhs oss @t6irns, QerboItdt,
5tsbbsit Der asbea1 Itumpfss, bsItdns
oigss 2opfDeb uno ole Rrantbsiten,
biz pon elmer idlehten 9ernauung berz
fabren. Sn Qpetbetsn. T. SriHsr,
l6eI1622 2. Aibban0 @pe.. 66ioaso,
5aiHois.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

Sine pabrs WirbtIninbcampagne
piro Don 6rn. Wih0sl 9. SHERIDAN
gefiibrt. in isinsr 6aHoiodtur fir Das
Amt oss GOuntpri6tsrs bel psr be-
p~oritsbsnoen Nabl. Dslds am 6. 4priI
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edRoiOatur oss 6rn. SbsriOaH Orga=
Hihrt porosn. inbsm Clubs nit elmer
WliiaIieosr3abI Don i $50 bis 300 se=
biloss lpurnsn.
6srr SHERIDAN III 6dnoiOat als
Radtelssr pes 8idtsrs gauI 3. @ors
ptntsr, Der cine BisbsrDabl abssIsbnt
bat.
pie StsQs zines gountpridtsrs lit
cine iOlde. Die ben Amtsin6absr in bic
engiten 9~sjisbunssH 3rm @oltt
briust. Summer. uno 9oo uno I'm
sliid Finosi man bier in buntsr Reibsn-
folse pom Vac ~ 2aa U~srtiut. Der
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lidsn bic nidt i'm Stanos Tno. Th
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rem. 3Gs bumanitdre Slement
berribt in bitism @eritte Dor, oas
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ptlds in ben anoeren @erihtsboien qes
funoen ipsrotn, Daraus asbt herpor.
oab pds Amt slnes Ra6Iabri6ters
sineu Wann nit eigsnartiaem Tempe
ramtnt un0 GROCER erfabrung untsr
BEN WaHsn %eriorosrt = Elm Wann
pelter nit oem Nolis osntt uno fihlt
nnb lsiuem 0sr5en nabs Itebt. 0err
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pisie G~rfabruna in slnem eminentsn
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iaeu in Iuustn Sahgen auf iit islbii
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llhy m9ratns bis 6 llbr abenos. Mls
q 10 Sabre al mar. irdt CT ais 0sbr
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g0inobam Gonn.. elm. In osrislber
fabgit. tn Ser ott p~erfofbelN SoriT
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am 3fsei I%a5usipatsv wiyos ibm oil
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o'isytu ogtA 8itttr 8eeltu 5eygiea
un osn @orfs im 0iityit;sasrin. (.
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itn innisss @sshausuib far ere ss
ourfutFs ~ @ols,s Sasta lon fat 81
Sislano tines GeanuylAtegs ecai.
l%ussttlrts.