davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-23
+ + + + + 1.

Though it is expected that there
will be constant inflow and out
flow, it is figured that each person
will spend at least one day and night
in the city and will have to be fed
and housed during that time. On
this basis an average of about $500
will have to be taken care of each
day.
Hotel and restaurant accommoda-
tions are necessarily limited; but the
business men of Missoula are determ-
ined that the crowd, however large
it may be. shall be well taken care
of. An appeal has been made to the
council for permission to erect tents
in the streets for the purpose of feed
ing and sheltering the homeseekers.
This appeal has been promptly met
by the council and permission grant
ed to use such streets as can be con-
veniently used for this purpose. AS
result, before the middle of July a
tented city will spring up in the
thoroughfares and unused lots of Mis-
soula to shelter the thousands of
landseekers.
Already a few of the vanguard of
the homesteaders are beginning to
arrive that they may have plenty of
time and opportunity to look over
the reservation.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-23
EXPECT $4,000 PEOPLE
TO ATTEND OPENING
Especial to The Sentinel ]

Special TO The SentineLI
+ Missoula. Mont, June "a i
i. According to the Daily Missou- {.
i. Ian, 1000 persons are expected :
+ to register for Flathead lands in j.
j. this city between July Is and j.
+ August .. To house and feed +
1. this mighty army of people dur j.
i. ing the time it is here is prob +
I. lem that is proving difficult for !.
+ a city of this size to- solve j.
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-23

Take The Sentinel for all the news
The daily sentinel., 1909-06-23

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-24
FIFTH CAVALRY BAND
REPEATS ITS SUCCESS

The Fifth Cavalry band duplicated
its Wednesday night initial success in
Honolulu, at the Moana Hotel last even
ing, when program of standard selec-
lions was played with the same artistic
Interpretation and able dictatorship.
From Offenbaeh S overture orphans
to Bohne s galop, Gin Dulci Jubilo, !"
the audience in the pretty park was
given a musical treat. 1t was smooth,
finished performance and served to
show the band s wide range of versa
tility and to demonstrate that no mat
ter what selection the band essays to
play, the organization is one of which
not only the cavalry arm, but the en-
tire service, may well be proud.
The audience was composed of a
large number of Army and Navy folk
and great outpouring of townsfolk.
The small but pretty hotel park with
its myriad of particolored ineandes-
cents, is an ideal place for an evening
concert, the hau tree affording a tropi-
cal band stand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-24
BUSINESS LOCALS.

And still Rainier beer is in demand
Look out for Pacheco's ad in the
Sunday Advertiser.
Royal Annex for oysters, crabs, frogs
legs and Holsters. See sign.
Sam Wo Meat Co., in the fishmar-
ket, makes a speciality of steaks and
chops. with a superior grade of table
butter on the side.
There are some good rooms in the
Queen Hotel, on Nuuanu avenue, and
guests may be served with good meals
if desired at low cast.
We make the finest cake, pies and
pastry Of every kind fresh every day.
Party orders for ice cream and other
refreshments filled prasnptly. Alexan-
der Young Cafe.
The very latest in Barettes and
combs are to be found at A. NJ. Dietz
Jewelry Co.'S store, 121 Hotel street,
in the building occupied by the Wo-
mans Exchange.
w. o. Smith has property almost
anywhere on this island which he Of
fers for sale, and property in the city
for rent. See his representative in
the Judd building.
The Packard $3.50 and S. shoe for
men is the shoe that fits your taste,
your foot and. your pocket. Highest
in quality. style and service. Nc
Inerny Shoe store.
w. NJ Minton has some very de
sirable property in Kaimuki which he
offers for sale on rea sonable terms
This is one of the most popular sec
tions of the city for residences.
Now that the warm weather is here
it is time to stock up on soda water
And while you are doing it, be sure
you are getting the purest and best
That means, order from the Hawai-
ian Soda Works.
Good looking shoes go long way
toward making up ones best persona
appearance. And we are the right
people to supply them. We are al
ways fully stocked in latest styles
Manufacturers Shoe Co., Ltd.
The Burroughs adding machine, fol
which the Waterhouse company, ir
the Judd building, are agents, is as
near human as the linotype. A new
electrical-worked Burroughs in then
Office is attracting much attention.
There is a lot of swell figured cot
ton crepe in the windows of the Jap
anese Bazaar on Fort street. near the
convent. This material will make ur
into stylish morning gowns. 1t is
selling for only twenty cents a yard
J. Carlo. "Everybodys Friend" has
two stores, and the Bank of England
behind them. If you want a loan he
will accommodate you and take per
sonal property as security. He has a
store on Fort street, above Hotel, and
another on Nuuanu avenue, above
King. Watches and diamonds, as well
as musical instruments. are to be had
at low prices in either place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-24
PERSONAL.

R. S. Hosmer departed for Maui last
night on the InterIsland steamer Clau-
dine
Rev. J. w. Wadman and Rev. DR..
Jones called on ex-Viee President Fair.
banks yesterday afternoon and request
ed him to speak at the Methodist
church here before he left the Islands.
H. w. Whiting, the real estate mil
lionaire from Minnesota, was depart
ing passenger for Maui on the Claudlne
last night. He will go from Maui to
Hawaii, returning to Honolulu one
week from today on the Mauna kea.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. A. Moore of LIE
Mars, Ia, who have spent several
seasons here, arrived recently from
New Zealand, where they spent the
winter, and will resume their home
ward trip in couple of weeks. They
are accompanied by their two daugh-
tiers, the Misses Moore.
E. G. Ferreira has petitioned the SUI
preme Court for a license to practise
law in all of the courts of Hawaii,
representing that he has been prac-
titioner in the district courts since
1870 MI feffeiFa Soou moral cHdi
acter is certified by Judge Andrade,
George R. Carter, j. P. Cooke, A. S.
Humphreys and A. L. c. Atkinson.
Judge Sanford B. Dole was royalty
serenaded by the Hawaiian band at his
residence yesterday morning, the occa-
sion being the sixtyffth anniversary
of the birth of him who has had so
much to do in molding the affairs of
Hawaii. Nearly all the messenger boys
in town were impressed into service
to deliver flower remembranees of
friends. The band played "Aloha De -
at the close of the concert
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-24

The directory of city rarely gets
previous, but HonoIulu's new direc-
tory, when it prints Robert w
Breckons, lawyer" in small type. and
"A. L. C. Atkinson United States
District Attorney" in large type
seems to lag a little in the rear OF
events.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-24
BARGAINS IN MILLINERY.

Next Monday morning big sale of
millinery at reduced prices will begin
at Mrs. c. L. Dickerson s store. New
and pretty hats, fancy feathers, flow
ers, and foliage, will 60 at about cost.
Wells in all styles and colors to suit
everyone. The sale will last only few
days. so come early.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-24

On account of delay to trains on
the Hilo railway, due to wrecked
freight train, the Mauna kea left
Hilo for this port yesterday four hours
late. Some of this may be made up
before reaching here this morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-24

I wish to express my deep appre
citation to the teachers and pupils OF
kaahumanu School. the other schools
in the city. the Rebekahs, the Chi
nese Women's Club and the many
friends who sent floral tributes, for
their sympathy and help in my recent
bereavement. GRACE FELKER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-24

Tom Sharp puts individuality into
his work, and for that reason Sharp
signs are in demand by the business
men.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-24
CONCERT BY CHILDREN.

A juvenile concert under the auspices
of the Junior Auxiliary of st. Andrew s
cathedral will be given this evening
at p. M in the Sunday school room.
A small admission fee will be charged.
the proceeds of which will go to the
Lahaina rectory. Program:
Toy symphony. Thiele
Pianist. Atherton Richards; instru,
ments, Margaret Restarick, Dorothy
Peterson, Hilda Won Holt, Helen
Spalding, Helen Wilder, Rodger
Simpson.
Recitation CONTINGENCIES Steamer Day
Earl Waterhouse.
Piano Solo. -. Bereeuse from Joselyn
Ruth Johnston.
Song-Three Green Bonnets.
D 'Hardelot
Vernon Tenney.
Recitation The Wind
Chung En-
Chorus. ...... Singing in God 5 Acre
BY Chinese Children.
Vocal Duet From the Mascot
Margaret Restariek, Reynold. McGrew.
Recitation Observation-Disclosures The Duel
Katherine Won Holt.
Song-His Lullaby. ............ Bond
Helen Spalding.
Recitation ............ Mr.. Breeze
Josephine Morse.
Song. To Ny First Love
Vernon Tenney.
Piano Trio. 49,. From Der Freisehutz
Margaret Restariek. Helen Spalding
Dorothy Peterson.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

WHILE many people have here
tofore been disgusted with Ben
Lindsay, they will read his in
dictment OF the Denver grafters
with deep satisfaction. For they
know that Ben was dealing with
facts when he wrote the story. 1t
is not important that the writ-r
should be great or good. But it
is all important that he write the
truth and that Ben has evidently
done. Some of the occurrences
came under our own eye and we
can testify to the accuracy OF his
tale.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

The death OF Governor Iohn-
son. of Minnesota. following an
operation for intestinal disorder
came as shock to the people ol
the nation. Gov. Johnson was
held in high esteem by men OF all
politics. He was most lovable
character and no taint of disgrace
ever attached to him. During his
whole public career he sustained
the reputation of being a high
minded and clean man. with an
exalted idea of the duty men owe
to their country. Expressions of
regret from his political oppo
nents are the best guide to the un;-
versal respect he possessed.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

SUITS tor libel against the
News Times may be good amuse-
ment for VIM. G. Evans, but it is
equally clear that his attorney,
Judge Walter Dixon, is not get
ting any pleasure out of the pro-
cess. For the last week the
News-Times has been making the
road rocky for Dixon. He is the
attorney for Evans in the libel
suits and tor the city of Denver
in a suit in which Evans is the
real defendent. Rather a pecu-
liar position for a reputable at
torney and the News Times
seems to think it can make the
people sit up and take notice OF
the Inconsistency OF the Judge.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24
THE PEOPLE GUESS LAST.

When President Taft says that
the new tariff law is the best ever
passed by Republican congress
it may be granted that he meant
what he said, and there is every
reason to believe that he knew
what he was talking about.-Pu-
eblo Chiettain.
Time was when the people be-
lieved that the president meant
what he said about tariff revision
and the fullfilment of party
pledges, but his Winona speech
dispelled all illusions in that
matter. The Chieftain says that
the average congressman doesn't
know enough about the science
of tariff schedules to vote intelli-
gently and that the congressman
certainly know more than the
average editor, from whom the
people get their ideas on the tariff.
The people know they are being
robbed to make millionaires and
don't care a continental about
the science of the process. Tax
ing people to make them rich |?
like perpetual motion machine,
is a fallacy evident to the veriest
clodhopper. There is no science"
about it, it is plain case of using
the machinery of the government
to take heavy toll from the earn
ings of producers and place it in
the pockets of the kings of
finance and"captains of industry" "
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

NUMBER of weekly papers in
dorado are complaining that
sv have been cut off the ex-
lnge list of the Denver RePub-
IN. paper said to be published
Denver. This paper has not
j an exchange with the double
sser for twenty years, because
,urts the feelings of Stapleton
read the truth. and he prefers
I. to see the independent press
the state. 1t is mighty poor
blogy for a daily paper, and no
in Pueblo ever mentions the
;named sheet.-Pueblo Sunday
Union.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24
1 Offer This.

2S acres ~ miles below Paonia,
River bottom land 500, apple and
peach trees and years old.
Alfalfa ground cuts 20 tons.
Best garden ground 10 acres,
A l water right. 4 room house,
etc. Price $500, $1,000 down.
Balance to suit.
c. A. WooD,
Montrose.
|. d. MCFADDEN,
Paonla.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

HE political gang at Denver is
Nh exercised over articles ap-
ring in our eastern magazines
a Ben B. Lindsey exposing
grating methods of the gang.
lay be Lindsey is flighty, but
don't think of any charge he
ID make that would miss the
k very far.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

: now seems almost certain
! Grand Valley will have to
! several years fof its high line
al unless it is built by private
ital. Secretary Ballinger. will
ertake no new reclamation
iect until those started are
she'd and until funds for the
ones are in the treasury.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

yHEN aeroplanes successfully
IS the Atlantic, how will the
# on diamonds. watches,
elry and other small valuable
cles be collected. What is to
vent the sailing out over the
ntry and dropping such ar
es into the hands of confeder-
,? Or will the government
e other aeroplanes on guard.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

AFTER reading a score of pro-
ms for "doins" on the occasion
the presidents visit to our
nv cities we have no doubt his
will be a continual round of
asure. Allowing very brief in
Iyals for sleep, the time seems
De about equally divided be-
len speeches and feeds. If the
lsident's stomach stands the
.ket he will be abundantly able
make another presidential
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

HERE seems to be a craze to
sc out a way for using any
invention as an aid in war.
automobile and aeroplane
the last. One would think
war was the chief end of
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

EANGELIsTs are starting a state
campaign in Kansas, with
slogan: kansas for Christ. y
such thing Kansas is RePub-
ln.-Ouray Plaindealer.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

wills never come singly. Aid
will formulate a currency
me and Cannon will boost a
subsidy. Which will be the
t villainous it is hard to say
their authors justify the worst
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

the president makes a few
e speeches like his Winona
.ch, it will be up to the demo-
,ic national committee to chip
m. the expenses of his trip.
speeches are good campaign
erial.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

THAT is a "differentiaP' tariff ?
It know, Ell? Well you'd
\ |er find out, because it is cost
You a considerable amount of
j hard earnings, and profits no.
~ but the manufacturers.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24
Wanted.

A few first class Real Estate
Loans, optional payments on
Town Residences, no delay
money on hand.
c. c. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24
Store.
Notice.,

The Public School library will
be closed after Saturday, Sept.
4th until school begins.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24
For Sale.

Zone Minute" washing machine.
New, used very little; with wringer
$40. Box 30, Paonia. 8
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

5ered at the postofiice in Paonia Tor
Emission through the mails as second
k3ma after.
The newspaper., 1909-09-24

The SWEETEST thing our in
Fine Box Stationery. The
Maxville Book and Stationery
Store.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Die pImerican 6CSsrutiOn Of Sabur"
erfIGrt Der rilniteS States Steel
Corporation" ben ariss.
Sriessratb
Sn elmer SOuirrcns miro 6cidllOieu,
ant Sun0es- unO Staatsbcamtc
mOraIiideH Srnd ans5naben.
Sine arisssfaTe.
gittsburg. pa, IA. Ges.

Fittsburg. pa, IA. Ge5.
Sic in &ouferen5 bier uerjommeI.
ten Arbeiterilbrer Oes 2anOes be.
lHlonen. eiueu energuben 5elOug
1egen Die llniteO States Steel @or.
poration in Oieicn 9au0e unO 4a.
nooa 5u iiibren ga Sie in Oieier @e.
leIlldait einen Der idInnmlten 6einoe
Der orgaaiiirten 9Irbeiter erbIidcn.
Der 81 eruarten0e aampi ridtct lidl
m eriter SiHte gegen Oas BON ser
Steel Corporation beriodtene @rin.
5lp Der nOffenen gSerfitatt", mas
gIeibbe0cutenO mitgIihtunerfennun0
Der 8auerfihoit ser giien. uuo
Stablarbeiter iit.
Gs ging IN Der Ronierens iebr Ieb.
baft 81 un0 mebrntalS platten Die
Seiiter befttg aufeindnoer. oenn:
DgSo pieI' Aopf' pieI S.'" Co...
SdlieBlib aber rcar0e einitinn,,1
Der @aupf gegea Die aorporatioa be.
ihIoiien uuo Elm 0iesbe5iiglidler 9e.
ridt oen Rrotofoa einperlpibt.
Gen Goriib in Der 5itliug iiibrte
Samuel @ompers. Der @rGliOent Der
sImerican 5cNeration Of 2abor. Die
audi Die aonrerenj einberufen bate.
@s pur0e ierner beihloiieu. Den
Oiesbe3iiglihen 9eIdlluBdntrag relp.
cine glbihriit oaoon. Dem 8rdii0en.
fen Eait, Dem Senat nno Dem Saus
oes aongrenes. iopie Den @onDer-
neuren Der Stnaten. In 0enen Die
Steel Corporation 5abrifeu bat, 81
iibermitteln.
gie Aeioluiion bebt beiouoers sic
nieorieen 2obne beroor. oie Der
Stabltrailt ieinen Qlrbeitern sablt, ole
langen 9rbeitsihtn0eu uno Die all.
geneine 9e0riIdnna Der Angeltellte.i
ser Steel GorerSiT-,.iiivii.
Ser 9eiDluB, ben Stabltruit 81
befdmpien. uirO oumit begriinoei
0aB Die llnite0 Stases Gteel Cor
poration angeblid bejdloiien bat, oil
@euerfihaft Ser Stabl. un0 Giien-
arbeiter 81 nernidteu, nm oann gang,
lid frei 5u fem ibre 9lrbetisr 5u BE-
banoeln, mie es ibr giltOiinft. lin
eiuen ariegsionOs 5u erbalteu. soirc
entpiohIen, SaB Elm ieOes glitglieo
Der glmericon 5goeration Of 2abor
nm se6n Gents beiteueri meroe
Ser 9anpf gegen Die Storporation
iou haupti1hlib ourm gIusiibnug ei'
ues moraIiiden Grudes auf bobe He.
o.erliuqs. uno Staatsbeomte uno on.
6ere einfluBreide BeriOncH geiilbrt
msrsen. 3u oieiem 8lued iollen
0ie perihieoenen sur ,Sor0eratioH ge.
h6ren0en Generalization aoHlites er'
nenneu, nm iold]en&erioneu ibre4uF
martilng 5u maiden un0 gegen Dos
gerbolien oesStabltruits gegen feline
8 Observation-Disclosures 8u proteltIrea.
lluterseidlnet 1T 0ie Geiolution bon
folaen0en 9IrbeiteriiIbrern:
sSanes S'@onnea, z. 9. 2Gpis,
gs. .. Mabou, @eorge % @ers;ns,
:. gg. Sans, 5ranf sc Rpan, 3.
Sealn, SanueI Gompers, q. 5.
W1cglrSle un0 Charles 6. Sofuler.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
0erOdd6tige 3stte(
tSran @iartin, glntter bOn Cesp 8.
SnsaO, biuterIaft in einem BEN
yOrfrr 9Otel brei sleidIantenor
Sdriititafs.
Der s6IahsI Ses gsbcimHiRss.
geeip gorf. Is. ga.


es bat iib berausgeitelt, Dab
6rau GoroIine gS. D1urtin, Die poH
Der SolBei 5peier Staaten geiuhte
Ntutter Der 6rau Scep gg. 0l. SneaO.
Die in ser 9a0eiUdnre ibrer8obnilna
in Gait Orange, q. S, foot aufge-
fun0en ipuroe, in ser Staot geeu
yorf mar, aber tpie0er oerIduano,
ebe Die Goli5ei ibrer babboft iuer0en
fonnte. slber ibr Sierberfommen hat
Der @Oli5ei Elm mihtiges geipeisltiid
in ole @dnOe aege6en.
Sn Dem 9nOe5inmer oes 3iin.
mers, 0as SSrau Wiartin in einem
bieiigen @otel fir filr5e 3eit beiuobn.
te, muroen ndmlih orei nihtoatirte
3ettel gefunoen, ole in Der ielben
Shriit nbgefaBt iiuo, ole Der 3ettel
aiiiiuies, Der an oas 9lei0 Der 2eihe
befeitigt mar uno Die Wtittbeiluna er.
belt. oaB 9ceg Sneao Selbitmoro
begnngen bobe lln0 nidlt MIR Die
Shrift lit oie ielbe, ionoern aud Der
@ortlnut, iporaus berporgebt, OaB
Semano lid I'M Shreiben bes an Der
2eide oufgefunoenen 3efteIs iibte
Die 6rage lit nun: 9ut Ocep Sneao
oieie 3etteI geidriebeu ooer ionit Sc.
mano. Sit 2eeteres Der SAL, 10 fdat
oie SelbitmorOtheorie suiamnen.
$50 iih 5rau @lartin MN befin-
set, lit niht befannt.
gletp gorf, 10. 0e3.
Srau Caroline ". Naartin, U9ut-
ter pen Grou Oceb gS. q. Sneao, lit
IN Snft. Sic lit angeflagt, ibre Cod
Ter ermoroet ST. boben. Der Saftbe-
febl muroe in Gait Orange, q. S.
ausgeiteut.
Die @er6aitung erfolgte i'm SoteI
9aparo, no 6rau Olortin Elm 3iui-
mcr belegt batte. IS bate 3uerit &C.
beiBen, iie lei BON bort entiuihen,
bod mar oics Elm Srrthum.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Der aOnarsh.
@aIbington, ID. De

[1AllittAtttif ~ ~~~Js
Sur 6as 9bgeoroueteHbaus mar in
Sisllng.
Die eih.gorlnse. Die perfiigt, oaB
gilenbahnen je0en Dtonnt Der 3nls
decentralization Sanoelsfomnliiiion e.
neu ausiiibrIihen 9eridt iiber ale
mahreno oieier 3eit oorgefommenen
llualiIdsialle auf ibren gabnen lie.
fern mitijeE, wurDe angenommen,
ebenio cine 8orlage. bic Der stomniiis
lion oie9iaft DerIeibt oie5iienbabnen
su 5wingeu, ihre 8agen uab einem
einbeitlihen Suitem aus3ilitatten.
Der aroBte 1beil Der SiBing uur-
oe fiir0ie Iebatte ii5er ore Mann.
Banamaporlage perpeHoet. bic fur5
Dor 9ertaaing abgeihloiien wuroe.
1ieie 8orlaqe berfiiat bic Abidaf'
fune ser aanalfomnliiiion un0 Die
Grnenuunq zines BeneraIoirefiors,
Dem Die 2eItung Der aanaIarbeiien
unteriteht
g9ai6ington, "A. 8e5emoer.
g1ur oas 9l6georouetenbaus mar
in Situna. Sic gotidJait Oes Bro.
iioenten mur0e on ole iibiid)en SO.
mites bermieien. Gs uurOen etIide
Observation-Disclosures augenonlnen
un0 sic gepiaigingsUorIa9e fir
ben giitrift Goilnubia. bic etiDa
SfO,0O0D0O onDeiit, einberihtet
IS wuroe beihloiien. iid am nahiien
Gieniiag bis gum a. Sanuar gu oer'
tagen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
sir unidlnIoia crflart.

Giour Sails. 9. O.. Is. Qe5.
Gie sSurD CAB in Dem Saa bon
Gborlcs aaOioro ein freiiprehenoes
ltrtbeil ab. Raoforo, ein iunger
Wlann aus Sterling, Sn., mar uu-
fer Der 9lnfIase pro5eiiirt poroen.
@eorg Suro pon SIoir Sails I'M
Iebten September IN einem Sample
getootet 81 b1ben, Der oaourh ent.
itaao, oaB Sur0 JlaoforO unO oeiiea
@ruoer nit @cipalt ooDon abbaIten
moIlte, nit ieiner Eohter unO ieiner
Shmeiter 5u ipot aus5ubleiben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
lie yNiHonri" snr 5nbrt mad 3en.
fralnmcrifn bereif.

9gipport 9eeps. ga, Is. DECEMBER.
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iden 5lotte pon Glo goint nad Dem
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sn baIten. ieOen auganblid ouF ge.
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su fonneH. Gs beiBt. onb 6os Shifi
IN hohitgr Gle nit aobIen uno Dor.
rdtben fiir cine 5abrt mad Dem Gil,
sen periehen .puroe.