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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-27
PAPER DRINKING CUPS.

A supply OF the paper drinking or pic
Tic cups it also worth considering. Ever
t!nce the examination by experts Of
school drinking cups and the discovery
az thousands of maleVolent microbes
lIrking on tho rim ready to contamin-
6tc the next month, pressed to the cup,
mothers are insisting that each child
SHOULD be supplied with his own drink
Ing cup. The individual paper drinking
cups have recently been adopted by the
I.ackawanna railroad.
Nested within nickel plated device
next to the water cooler. are hundred
or more white drinking cups which once
taken out and used cannot be replaced.
These cuffs are stiffened by coating
Of parafine and being manufactured au-
tomaticaly are untouched by hands I'M
til they reach those OF the drinker As
all railroads are not equally up to date
N caring for their passengers, the tray
eior Will do well to provide himself with
supply ~ these cups. which cost but
quarter for a package of eight,
DELICIOUS SANDWICHES FOR PIC
MIC BASKETS,
While almost everything that looks
Inviting tastes good at a picnic here Is
4 batch of timely sandwiches whose
yroof lies in the eating. An appetizins
one for the anemic child whose doctor
rays "all the bacon she can eat" con
sists Of thin slices of bread and butter
httWeen which IL layer OF hard boiled
Nolf Or fgs slfted through rlccr and
over this thin crlspy slice OF bacon.
Another good sandwich is made of
f3ey grated or chopped pineapple and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-27
IN CASE OF FIRE.

Another sensible thing to carry along,
or have at home for that matter. is a
coil of the absolutely fire proof rope.
r'lis now comes with wooden knobs
krotted in every few feet. so that even
Il pretty awkward person could GO down
hand over hand II forced to make a
hasty exit from the window In case of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-27
CLOTHES HANGERS TO ENCOCR-
AGE "ORDER."

Not every mother knows that there
are little hangers for children's slips
ana top coats that may be purchased
IN the shops at small prices. These are
II great convenience and children can
Re readily taught to put their garments
'er one. suspend It in the closet on
hooks put down low enough for them
TO reach, thus keeping their garments
in good conditions and proper shape
Two or three of these can be put in the
trunk and taken along for summer use
H. the cottage or summer hotel where
closet space is at premium
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-27
Iced Tea
DIGGING LUNCHEON PARTIES.

DIGGING LV' NCH EON PAETlts
This popular Engls- pastime. IN which
"iadies of quality" disport themselves,
has reason on its side, and may we'll be
Introduced here. There. during the coun-
try house season. the ladies' of n neish-
horhood are invited 70 turn to the diff
ferent gardens Of the various hostesses,
where suitably attired in short skirts,
high and thick soled boots. sweaters or
Norfolk Jackets, gloves and juanty Tyr
clese hats they joyously hoe and dig.
rake and weed. using for this purpose
light tools specially designed to meet
trelr requirements. The reason for the
craze, for such 1t has grown to be, IS
the preservation Of health, trig figure
and clear and blooming co''plextion.
~ the end of their labors, which need
less to say are not exhaustive. tea is
served. not the light and delicate affair
of the ordinary drawing room hut com
rrised Of such hearty viands as Tenny-
son describes in his idyll OF Audrey
Court:
Here on a sloop Of orchard, Francis
A damask napkin wrought with horse
and hound;
Brought a dusky loaf that smelt of
home
Ard half cut down a pastry, costly
made
Where quail and pigeon, lark and leveret
lay
Like fossils of the rock. with golden
yolks
Embedded and injellied."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17
SLAUGHTER OF CHRISTIANS.

few years ago all Christendom aroused the
way the Chinese in China Strengthening Christians for
being Christian. Our John Hay, secretary of state
almost mmortazed himself by officially denouncng the
slaughter and squirting his government to armed inter
ference 1t made difference that most of the people
being butchered the despised little yellow people"
They had become believers in the Christ of civilized
and that enough England, Germany France and other
nations took the matter and all know what followed
The blood letting followers of Confucius put down.
AT the present date another attempt to wipe out Chris
ans by cutting the threats of and children is
under way This time the followers of Mohammed are
doing the buchering and the victims white people,
mostly Armenans The atrocities being perpetrated
by the unspeakable Turks exceed anything that the
Chinese extermnators of Christianity invented in the
way of brutality and horror.
Nobody interferes.
In the first instance cited, it China, with no navy
army worth considering In the second instance it is
Turkey, with army and navy and with all the foreign
powers jealous Of any interference lest the interfering
power trade territorial advantage the
others The regard of nations for Christianity seems
be wholly commercial basis There is no fight for
Christ when tariff other trade considerations enter
into the matter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17
LOST BABY'S BODY
SENT ACROSS SEA IN
A BALE OF COTTON

GALVESTON, May 17.-Dis-
patches received here from Liver
pool, cleared up the mystery tina,
has surrounded the disappearance
Ave months ago of two-year-old AL
fred Hartman, son of George Hart
man, cotton grower of Gillespie
county.
In December Hartman hauled a
load of cotton to be ginned at Fred
ericksburg, near his home His lit
tie son accompanied him. When he
started the return trip the lad was
missing and it was thought he had
fallen into a creek.
The message from Liverpool told
of the finding of the body of the
boy in the center of bale of cot
ton when it was opened in a wharf
warehouse 1t is thought that the
baby crept into the open press at
the gin in Fredericksburg and was
bound up with the product. The
cotton was kept in local ware
house for several months before
its shipment to Liverpool. .s-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17
WHEN DOLL|vER PLAYED CAT
AND MOUSE WITH ALDR|CH

the treasury department. l was,
have no doubt, a cruel revela-
ton to some Of his languid dis
ciples to learn from the lips of the
senator himself that in this cotton
schedule the changes that were
made did not represent the genius
OF the man who enjoys, in the
mythology of our public life, the
reputation of being the greatest liv-
ing expert upon the technicalities
of cotton manufacture, but that the
senator from Rhode Island, mysti-
fed by the task set before him by
his constituents of raising the table
of these rates without touching
them. turned the job over to the
appraisers Office in New York"
-
Speaking Of the wool schedule,
Senator Dolliver said what ask
today of party leaders is to take us
back, not to 1870, when Mckinley
in despair turned the making of the
wool tariff over to a mass meeting
OF its beneficiaries; not to 1897,
when Governor Dingley's avowed
purpose to reduce the Mckinley
rates was vetoed by the threats and
clamor of outside interests, but to
1888, when the senator from Rhode
Island labored month after month
day and night, with William b. AL
lison, in the preparation of the only
schedule of wool and woolens In 40
years in which either the public
interest or the welfare of the re-
publican party was made para
mount over sordid private consider
ations."
Senator Dolliver said he wanted
Ito see an end to the scandal that
has accompanied the framing OF
every tariff bill, and that has cor
rupted American industries and
made great enterprises mere ad-
juncts to political agitation.
In delivering his speech Senator
Dolliver has won the temporary en-
nifty of Leader Aldrich. To say that
he has won Aldrich's lasting oppo-
sition would be doing an injustice
to the character Of Aldrich. Aldrich
does not cherish personal animosi-
ties. These, with all other things.
subordinate themselves to the ends
toward which he strives. II he
needs man he goes after him. His
feelings play no part. 1t is the
method of the briber. He is suave,
keen, shrewd. He has an excellent
memory. He has experience at his
command. He has resource; and
for many years he has commanded
influence, money, power. He Is a
dangerous man. No matter what
the future may bring forth, Sena-
tor Dolliver Is entitled to mucn
credit for his courage in what he
has recently done to him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17
Pity the Postwar

Are you a postman said a
guileless looking woman on Ninth
avenue as she met one of Uncle
Sans employees in a gray suit car
rying his big bag of mail
Eyes, ma'am," said the postman
politely, as he took her letters.
Wonder what she thought l was
"a giraffe or plumber" said the
postman when the woman had
gone. 81 don't believe anybody
gets asked more fool questions
than l do. Some women even want
me to lick their stamps and put
them on the letters. They seem to
think it's my fault il they don't get
the letter they're looking for and
hold me responsible for all sorts of
things"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.

A Virginia court rules that a
Tilted man cannot get back the en-
gagement ring. Better buy em by
the gross, boys.
If they call Teddy "Portly Mas
ter" the African vocabulary is
probably inadequate to classify Bill
Think this over? Thousands OF
men are complaining because they
can't get job. Other thousands
are complaining because they can't
| get capable men to work for them
do you always allow the minis
ter who marries you to kiss you?
ooh, no, my dear, that's out OF
style now. I always allow the judge
who divorces me to do so.
Stove factory burned the other
day. So 1t seems there are not only
fireless cookers, but cookless fires
Cincinnati wants daylight to be
observed earlier. Is this bid fol
beer wagons to start out sooner?
1t is possible that the democratic
magazine will worry along without
any dollar-a-word stuff.
Unless complications set in it Is
hoped he will recover" is the cold
blooded way a dispatch winds ur
about the Italian who fell from an
airship. Seems rather callous tc
limit his friends hopes to mere
contingency, doesn't it?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17

wool, yard wide, and war
ranted to wash"
Who is this worried looking gen
tleman? Can any little boy or girl
in the audience snap his finger and
tell us who it is?
Mr.. Franklin MacVeagh, secre
tary of the treasury.
Right. And now | will tell you
why he is looking worried.
1t is not because be is a demo
crat. He isn't really very much a
democrat
1t Is the defect that makes him
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17
TREE FROGS TO RIVAL
WEATHER BUREAU
(6y United Press)

NEW YORK, May 17.--Four
hundred German tree frogs form
ed part of the cargo of the Berlin
from Hamburg. They are guaran-
teed to be better weather forecas-
tiers than any of Weather Chief
Moore's professional weather
makers and are being disposed of
to natives Of the Fatherland.
All the equipment needed. be-
sides the frog, is a globe half full
of water and rock therein on
which the frog may perch and
croak out his rain warning. Where
the German frog has anything on
his American brothers is not dis
closed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17
WATER FROM JORDAN
GURGLES IN GUTTER
(5y United Press)

NEW YORK. May 17.-Three
thousand gallons Of water import
cd from the river Jordan by
Colonel CHI Nadaud. of Covington,,
Ky. we're poured into the cutters
from the warehouse in which the
big casks had been stored.
The water was imported by the
colonel with the belief that there
would be q big demand for 1t by
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17
BY WALDO BOSTONBEANS.

quite touching instance brute affection related
the of Margaret presumably of tender
bered her the which
dowed with wooly
the crystalline moisture precptated from the the
rigorous or the
In this connection cited that
well proceed
point of the her inclination directed her.
When considered highly possible its
at times accelerated her ocomoton
roller
well singular devotion the part sheep
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17
GET
@EGA[
OXFORDs

Because there is no other
one as good; the material is
the best that money can buy,
the styles are fashioned
after the models of the most
exclusive cutsom makers.
They come in one-quarter
sizes so they fit any foot
perfectly.
Come in today, don't put
it off till hot weather comes.
Get them now and wear
them a little while at a time,
and then when it does get
really hot they will be per-
fectly comfortable.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17

The shades of night were falling
fast
When through an Afric village
passed
A youth who bore mid fields of rice
A banner with the strange device:
BWANA TUMBO!
His nose was fat, his feet were
bare,
And cocoanut oil shone in his hair
But on his beefsteak lips there
hung
A warning in his native tongue:
BWANA TUMBO!
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17

parents who would like to have
their babies baptized in the water
from the holy stream. He admits,
however, that parents have not
been as anxious to avail them
selves of the opportunity as he had
hoped.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17

Smith--Do you believe In woman
suffrage? Brown-Sure. Let the
women suffer the same as the men.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17

"Did you buy that suit for all
wool!" II did" "You got
heeced."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17

look that way. He is secretary Of
treasury with deficit.
Didn't Mr.. MacVeagh ever see a
deficit before?
Bless you, no! He was in the
grocery business. There never is
any deficit in the grocery business.
At least not when you inherit it
from your father.
1t is very hard for a democratic
grocer to come into republican
cabinet with a deficit.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17

In vain the simple village folk
lmplored the youth to explain the
joke:
He simply flashed his banner quaint
Which bore the words in fresh
black paint:
BWANA TUMBO!
But presently the jungle shook
Till tremors stirred it's furthest
nook
Approaching fast and then much
faster,
He came, they saw, the "Portly
Master"
BWANA TUMBO!
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17

whats coming Off" the old man
said,
Emerging from his hut with dread.
ut is fire, a murder or suicide %
And loud the strangers voice re-
piled:
BWANA TUMBO!
ooh, stay" the maiden murmured,
Do
We've got stewed dog on today's
menu"
The water dripped from his pensive
mouth,
But he only answered, pointing
south,
BWANA TUMBO!
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-17

1t has been noticed that people
who bury the Ratchet generally
mark the spot.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01
Setspasbe 2lmsTicbtsn fiir sic
GinfeanmenTtener.

I'm 3u crFahrsu, ME Fh Die vsrI6iss
bsnsu Staten 80 benz eonltitutionels
len amsuoemeHt bebafs giHfdbrnng
elmer gintommsnfeusr lieleu tptrotn,
bat cine Rem 0orier 3sihng an
ldmmtIths @ouosrueurt Die anFraqs
aerihisi. ME Die Siimmune besialih
eeS Contributions " Announcements in ID.
rem 9s9isloturen Jet. 9ur IS pon ben
as @ouperneuyen dntiporteten. Is
lprahsn Iih eobin aus. oaB pie Qsaiss
ld'ur ihrss StaateS eas Amenoemeat
annshmsn wsrbe. 5 erll6yien. oaB bic
StimmuRa in ihrer g%ssiSlatur unses
miB rtip. 3psifslbafi iei ano sUsi ipra
den iih Direct seasn 4unabme oes
Mmsneemsnts aus. Ntr oas AmeRoss
mtni iino; Gloriea. Mcaiona. RsDaoa.
gelOraoo. SSobe. gliFiFippi. 9auiaS.
SRoianl. Rossb Naspso. South Talos
"a, Winneio,a. 9~irainia. Oklahoma.
Ssras. 9sntudn uno Sepa. 3ptifels
bate Siaaten FRo; @torai0. Sainoia.
3booe SSano. Shio. MiNouri. Ore
son. MnomiuQ une WaihinesoH; une
Utah un0 NtiAiqau haben az writshsu
aslsben, olB lie atatu oaS &wenstmsgs
ittmmsn msrotu. @on ben a6Tigtn 10
Siaassu ieblt ieot 4nipori.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01
luas Scr britiidse premier
pom Scbut3seu bait.

Mas Der britiihe qremier 4squitb
uber ben Saub3oa 0entt, bat tr in sis
Her Dor elmer 0elsgatiof' 2On0oner Sc
idGftsitnte gebaltensH 8eoe geiagt.
.3usi groBe 2anosr". fibTte sr aus,
bic beioen beoeuisnoiteH commercials
len Ripalsn, bic mir in Der Melt bdbeu,
psrlu6sn ii9 felt 5pei o0er orsi Sab
rem in Der 4uiiteaung BON 3oataris
fen. Dentihlan0 Bat felt 3ipei oSd6s
rem eineR raffinirt unO piHeHihaftIih
ousssiliigelten 3ariF. un0 bob III
Dsutidlono's Deficit nett erober dIs
uHieres, uuo oieier lmitauo Bat ben
5tur5 zines Der md9tisiten Miuiiisr
gur0pd's perurfdht. limb nenn mir
ouf bic dnoere Settle Des atlaniiIden
Deans id0uen. 10 beenoen lie bort
geraoe ole 8eDiTou oes Djnglep-
Idrifs. gs mdre unfersrieiis nidt
boflih. uns an ben 9amplen nno ben
WiBesIhiden u~nlerer 5reuuoe uno
NahbdrR 3u ipeipen. Nber menn man
uns iagt. oaB oas Bette Mittel CUR
SeiIuns unisrer 5inan3netb oasieniae
it. pas man in 9euti6lano uno
4merita Gnpenoet, ndmlid bic Sin.
fiibruns sines S6ubsones - 10 Tne
mir bsrehiist. ms Die G~riabrunqeH
Der 0ahbarn 81 yiuBe gu MAIDEN.
uno mis iteht's NIT BEN neuen 4me.
ricaniihen 1ariF2 Run. 10 Diel if
ithen Tam. miro sr ollaemsiR BON oer
amerieaniId en QIsHs psruttbeilt uni
BON BEN 2tmsrieanii6en 8olls ais eis
men 2riumpb Der COMMUNICATIVE
absr bic aagemeiniutsrsHeR 6eirahtel.
oenH Is iishi bic fruits uno RoRo.
pole RON 1susm esitdrtt uno per.
idanst in ibrsm Iansen uno irarei.
den aanipf ssssn ben eonIamsnisn. q
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01
$panien's ,itnrSsSe . Sksn.
tener.

SPani,n iastni Eh NIT isiuts ma
rceoaniihtR Si~raisyptSi,iou eiat bois
S9get siRetbyedt ga hsetn. T3e Nau.
rtn 5ahtH Sen ieauiiteu 2rlsesn Sci
@stliaa cine rett s~upfiuoliss Risoer.
lass esrsi'ti. 10 nag ne Fb eps Ben
9abpleH saSadsisben muBttn unS eis
Sass II cine ie syrnt ssporoen. Nls
SetrbsvhlshassF 9aytua mn ihlsas
uisen RahiHae ecr sssbsn N~turpsu.
9srnarsuHseu etfutt Dat. Ns5a ria
chr eas ipanif5s 9at. ron Fem va
Tasto 4htnssatr oaFAauS nibts msi
fen. llsbtraa in @erulcna ans WA
laaa. in Ma0gis islba. uRe Ia @ilbao
uilp. wurot ano miro la0t ss0en stu
agise pyeltfifi aHe bic Srapgta islea
fno aas& sbsE els isissSstssi text: tn
Seyst.cna ptripeistsis tiu sdasss 9a.
.aiacr stH @~storfau. ic&b IS pea
anetEsa STappsa saiSsHafs EUsta
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01
prebibitien unA purlt.


Wenn man ben Standardization
8iauben l6enten Durlte. lit strpa bic
9dlfie 0es 9aHoes in ben lsbten sebn
Bis Sip0lf SabreR troden aele9t morz
ben. 8ieIe msrtpuroigen aGu3e,
idrsibt n9lfsfrO.- Sribiine", MAIDEN 10
Diel 2drm, 0aB tie allen Anoersoentens
ben 5urht u. Sdreden einiaeen. uno
dHitatt nd UNI 9batIdden gu betiim-
mern. bemiiben id bic @eaner, bic fog.
u4rgumente" Der 9robibitioniIten az
ptoerlegeH. ln0 babel miro, pie oas
70 oft geldieht. oas MaermidtieIte
iiberieben. Dor sebn ooer Sp0lf Sab
rem lebte Elm nerbdltniBmdBig germs
ger 9bsile Der geo0lterunq oieies
Qan6es untsr grobibition. 6euie fino
Is ibrer, naH ben 9eri6teE Der adlts
wdHerleute 5piihsu orsiBis uno piers
3is Miaionen, dllo etDo bic 61lfte
Der 8eO0lteruns. @enn bic Brobi6is
ton probibirte. miibte oemna6 Der
8erbrau6 bsraui1enber @etrdnte in
zen IeBten 3ebn bis 3p0lf Sdbren fat
Inn bic SalFte Suriidsesangsn Isin.
Nas lit aber Der SANE Sn Oieier gez
rio0e bat i9 Der @erbraub dlcobolis
idsr @etrdnfe in ben Der. Staaten
fat %perbOppelt. 5iir ben &opT Der Be
p0lterung 1T Der 9srbrdud FOLDER Ct
trdnfe. trob Der 9robibition, I'm mebr
ipie Fiinf3ig 9rOesnt geitiegsn. 3ds
iino tsine &aItDafsr s3abl,n o0er See
rehnuHaen. Uncle Sam 1T IOnIt, mas
bic GtatiFtif betrifft etpas idpad.
Sn hisIer @elhitte tam man ibm
a6er trausn. pa piro genau eered-
net, Osnn Elm sspaItiser 5bsil oerginz
nenltsusr miro BON Dem @strdnfeban@
Del erboben.
Wsnn bic srObsn 8rauberren tIua
pdrsH. piiroen ie ii6 eineebeno nit
OisIsr gbdle ees 9rDblems beTddftiz
gen. D0mit l0nnen lie bod ben alers
beIisn 9speis oafiir brinsen. pel6'
Elm jdmmsrlider Sumbug bic prOhis
bition 1T.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01
@iIwamFee. eoamtas. 4. slmsuit.

muBte uno Elm Oieihes geihah in
Waosio. 4m eortisen 80bnbofs fam
Is AZ itirmiiheR SceHen nHc in BEN
0s0rdnse nurosH Jraueu uno ainz
or 5u bOoeH aelporisn lno nieoergez
uampelt. Dir Nenee ihrie nRieOer
nit BEN arisges, uuo islbit biz Ges
genpart bss aoHiss, Der DON ieiReH
Soloaien O ost 4breiIe 4bihieo
nsbmsn monte. batts nur rsHi9 4bs
ihreden6ss fir bic Demonfrantea. Nes
bsr Barcelona, no Elm GsHeralfreit
als grOtsit sssen ben Griss erildrt
puros, III 0tr 8elageruH9s5aftarb Derz
bdHgt. 5easr 4ufrHbr berriht oas
islbIt uno bluii9e Strabenidmpfs bds
ben itat~igefunosH.
Die liberale prsfe uuteritibt ben
protsit oss Bottles se9sn Die Qbiens
ouug BON 1ruppeu; lie Iaqt Der arieg
babe einSis uno aasin ben 3psd. pris
Do!s 9ersSauintereden 81 ihlsen. 4le
3eitunssH DeElaHgen rdfhe Ginbsrufs
uHg re- Q~aHotaoss uu0 cine Frsimitbis
ss ertfdruns a6er bic 4biidteH osr
8ssisrung.
Die srits 0eranlaHuns 81 BEN iras
niidsmaroccanifheu 3srpurfniB CAB
bic 8sbinoerung Der :pdniiaen gabHs
bdutsn in 0as Jpasre MaroCto's Dur9
bic Gabplen. c. fam babel 3u BETTE
gen aampfen 3pii9sn ben Wlaursn u.
ben 9abnarbsiisrn. Die Tpdnilhs Res
qieruHg mur0f nisoer6olt barber
beim Sultan borIteaig; bic 9srbanos
innBsn tameH IeDoh ~ idbem 4b6rud.
0a Der Ipanifds SOnper9eianots BEN
Sultan 10 bodiabrsno gsssnIbertrai,
oaB Wlulai 6afio srtidrts. nifts mebr
nit ibm 81 i6un babsn at molten. Die
llnruben Dauerten aber fort. Rod an
10. Suli muroen 13 4r6eittr elmer
ipaniiden WineusG sielihaft aus sis
mem 6intsrbait BON Mduren dngeidOIs
len an0 pier BON ibnen aei0btst, nos
rauF Damn Sic aegsuDdrtigen friegsris
l6en OperaiionsH bsgannsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

tommen uHb In 3uIammsnhang ba=
nit erfOlst cine feline 5erdbiebnna Der
Cole aaF ShH6Dsrf. 4a1 3olTrsi=
beit fir Robot 1T beI6loHsn, oagsssn
bleibt rim 3on auf gaubol5. eHsners.
aobls uno 8rndpapier. uno aud bic
8on5oae hal man niht dn8utaifen
geDogt. 4aes in 4nsm alio Elm Mdd=
Dsrt. oos ole esmantsn 8eriprehunz
gen niht srfant unO BEN 9olfe tsins
erlei9tsruns brinst.
4uf 4nfrdasH pon psridie6enen
@roBtorporaiioHen bat bos &riessnez
partemsnt in 9esue auf feinen pOr ellie
den Sogsn srlaFeRsn ucas eeeen
zrnits erlduternb betdHni oemn6t,
Dab es BON ben 2isfsrunssn fir bic
8unossarmee Hur iolAe e~orpcrotioneu
ousIdlieben Dirh, pslae our6 aeridi=
lihss 8erfabrsR fir ssissuibrise
fruits ooer gOmbinotionen ertIdrt
morosH IiHb.
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SH 8edntportung Der QHerifTs auf
feline Shdbung pom 8. Mldr3 D. s..
oaB bic Wei3sHporrdthe, melhe bic
5armer am 1. Nldr3 nod in 5anbeH
battsn. ii6 auf A .0O0,O 900 8afbeIs
beliefen, peroffehtlihts oas ifatiiiins
Bureau oss lanonirtb IhaftIidsn 9s=
pdrtemenis nit 3uhimmHns oss Ssz
cretdrs Wilfon cine (srtldrung. mslhs
beIagt, oaB be ssmahte ShdBuns
correct fei uno oaB re bstrsifsuoen
aHgriffe ls0iglih auf Dem Danfhe oer
neutrality-suspicious. berubten. auf 8os
ten oes allsemsinen 4ublicums pers
IOnlide 5inan3p0rtbsiIe gu sisbsn.