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The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-06
FatherIy Advice.

Dad" said the country youth who had just graduated from the distrkt school, 'I have long cherished desire to go on the stage and have at last decided, with your permission, to-
 "Nfy boy" interrupted the old gran- ger. ''all the worlds stage. You hitch the mules to the big red blow and transfer the outfit to the ten acre lot behind the barn, where you can enact the star role in that beautiful drama entitled Down on the Farm '"-Chi. eago News.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-06

body can manufacture sugar out of many foods, out of meat. milk, vege- tables and grains; otherwise the body would go into the desperate business of manufacturing sugar out of its own tissues, which is precisely what dia- betics did in the days when this dis ease was supposed to be due to too much sugar in the food and physicians tried to cure it by cutting sweets and sweetmakers out of the patients diet
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-06
"The Last Ditch"

dignified origin can be given to the expression ITO die in the last ditch" On the death of De Witt the Prince of Orange was made head of the Dutch republic Despite his youth he displayed the courage and tenacity of his race. Do you not see your country is lost?" asked the Duke of Buckingham. who had been sent to ne- gotiate at The Hague. There is a sure way never to see it lost" replied William. and that is to die in the last ditch"
 Walking. 's
 The ordinary man who is employed indoors throughout the day does not walk enough. |. He needs the fresh air and sunshine of the outdoors, and, no matter how tired he may be, a short time in the open air will rest him. If he has no opportunity to walk during the evening. he ought to do it in the morning. There is DO better tonic than q two mile walk before going to work. Some business men who live some distance from their offices or stores walk down regularly every morning and are greatly benefited thereby. No matter how sluggish they may feel on arising. the morning walk puts them in good trim for the days work. Exercise in the open air starts the blood to circulating in every artery and vein in the entire system, opens up the pores of tho skin, so that hn net taR tn tr hN1 HN set free. limbers up the joints and muscles and puts one in shape for the duties of the day.-St. Joseph Gazette.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-06
REMOVAL NOTICE

HALLS TEXAS WONDER will remove Kidney, Bladder and Rheumatic trouble. S1.OO bottle contains 60 days treatment and seldom one bottle fails to cure. Sod by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-06
No Use For Him.

Mildred murmured fashionable young man. sinking on one knee. flor your birthday gift offer you-my- self'
 Thank you" was the cold reply. "But l only accept useful presents."- Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-06
His Pun,

She (watching the stcerage passen gers)-See those two German girls, What lovely hair they have. Now that's what call real golden hair He Nonsense. Can't you see it's plaited? Philadelphia Press.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-06
Tho Lesson.

Sunday School Teacher-W What do we learn from the story of the man who was told to take up his bed and walk? Small Sammie-We learn that they had folding beds in ancient times Chicago News.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-06
A Novel Dialogue.

Man under the bureaul-lf 1 get hold of that - collar button Tll- I'll-
 Collar Button (from under the bedI- Quite so. And you'll get it in the
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-06
Shakespeare on Baseball.

will go root.-"Richard TIL"
 Now you strike like the blind man. Much Ado About Nothing"
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-06
Made Him Sick.

-What's the matter? You look aw- fully uhste. Seasick?''
 Nav. There's girl down below reading .ove letter aloud to another girl."-C Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-06
Kelvin as Damocles.

A characteristic always of Lord Ke.- win was his absolute faith in figures, and this ruling passion once led to his experiment as Damocles. When he once solved problem in mathematics, he was willing to stake upon its cor rectness not only his reputa tion. but, if necessary. his life. Taking an im- mense heavy cannon ball. he calculat- cd with the utmost accuracy the size of the smallest wire which would bear the weight of the load of iron. He then procured a length of wire of just the requisite strength and to prove the truth of his figuring had the cannon ball suspended over his featuring plat form at the very spot where it would be most likely to strike and crush him should the wire give way. and it re- mained there for weeks.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-06
Brooklyn Life.
No Doubt About It.

"Was he wounded seriously:" asked the reporter, hurrying to the scene of the affray.
 He was," briefly answered the po- liceman Did yez think 1t was in fun Exchange.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02
DEATH ON The RAktL
Santa Fe Employee Mstas Hpt7
ribIe Fate Az ARas4ipo
Last Weskk

Amarillo, Texas Now. 2s7
With his head seyeread aRad his
left shoulder and arm cEpsbed, ~
a pulp, NJ. A. RoseBbBgR'r a
years old, married apd leaYip2 a
small child, was fqu4dJipp tbs
local railroad Yards CARLY this
evening. Rosenbag49l was sclegk
for the Santa Fe apA formerly
lived at Maimi, coming hsre on
ly a few weeks ago Details of
the accident are peageEr the
engineer seeing the udnfPgteGpai,e
man only as thea loGpga9tlYe
struck him.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02
PLAN NEW TOWN
Heidelberg Tract, South Of Mid
laud, viii be Opened
Soon

Midland. Nov. 10. }. T. Bar
low and J. J. Steir of Haskell,
owners of the famous Heidelberg
tract Of land south Of Midland,
were here this week looking
after the property.
These gentleman state they
have contracted with some Cen
trial Plains people to open the
new town Of Heidelberg. The
contractors have agreed TO place
valuable Improvements in the
town. put the lots on the market
and it viii doubtless be but a
short time until there will be a
prosperous settlement and thriy-
ing town on this valuable proper
~.
According to present arrange
ments there will be grand open
ing and sale of lots about Janu-
airy ID.
This tract was first bought by
". J. Moran and others and pre-
partitions made TO open up the
town of Heidelberg and dispose
Of the land in small tracts. How
ever. these gentlemen made a
wholesale purchase, taking over
the TOWNSHIP as wei. as the en-
tire acreage.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

N s Acuit ts J N Dumce
continued
= " Whpplock ,s I. a Helm
continued
g. " lIosol ,s Baasiu Lose,
continued
Meta lllclu. Ia r. w. llick
u, diHulsscIa0 cost ol defend.
amt
Gertrude ualo vs N. j. Dale,
amJ for divorce divorce granted
and mWIyn name restored
d a. Caldwell U.s. H. j. Dill
lard Judgment for plaintiff
Monday W. -. Benson was
elected special Judge To serve in
the place of the District Judge
who was disqualified in the cases
for the day.
W. r. Adams vs.. unknown
heirs of F. W. Herring and Mrs,
Jennie Herring. Judgment for
Plaintiff. The same defendants
with John +. Robinson as plain
tiff was given the same judgment
These We're suits to clear title to
land located in this county.
The State VS.. c. c. Cleary has
just gone to the jury today.
Later reports will be given
next week.
The grand jury finished up
their work and adjourned for the
term having returned Is true
bills.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

Amarillo. Tex. Nov 2~. a
rainfall Iaat night of one inch
was followed by -1ow wiuo-
swept and fari9ts. measuring aH
the .ege. Approximately Sis Iuca-
u.s. Traye. 0n the streets was
practically suspended AN day and
great suffering among livestock
follows the storm. which was
general throughout the Pan
handle country Every possible
precauu0n is 20 be taken % pro-
tect the cattle and the men are
yiulant on the various large
ranches in this and other locali-
ties. Despite the fact that cat
tlelare in excellent condition for
winter il is feared that many will
die in the event of a continuation
of this state Of weather TO any
considerable length of time.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

Jgdae GqBgbwhaf amsd qnyess
tsrdasy evening" iPf9q5@ss us tPat
the spswv off SsHaaSy e6teedea,
aReBt 19O milass seBthHo6 GapSoBr
Cdtyy.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02
plsinlci count GRIND
me hIslfltl Count on Lubbock
Count Ground 0Ol Business
. last Wtct And Iris

Mohda Nou 22 tho District
court was convened vitha lull
corp u u'Icor The following
pentIomUu were ompauuoIod as
gram uum
c. w. Alexander j. T. Brown
j. n pctltt H. b Shaw II. ID
Bea j, NJ Duprce. Lee Cowan
L. |. Rouse II T. Boyd, j. c.
Stanford. A. l.. Clements. w. a.
Bacon.
J. NJ. Duprcc was chosen as
foreman; j. H. Clark. Door Bailf;
L. y. Lee. ". II. Crosby aad +.
X. Davis riding bailfs for grand
jury
The following cases were dis
posed Of
Ansley Realty Co. VS. Samuel
Jordon. Judgment for Plaintiff
for $500 with interest 6 per cent.
NJ. c. McCrummen VS. II +.
Ford, continued by agreement.
NJ. q. Aoernathy VS. John Bob
Ter dismissed al cost OF fIalhtln.
~ Lou Erwin vs. d. y. Erwin peho-
~ appeal
WIN. i. Fullerton vs. Scufry
"A by continued.
W. ,. fose} Us a. Eiins'ie' as
missed al cost oi plalnIiIi.
u. i. Reel vs. helIS OF JAS. -
Robinson deceased continued 10y
aereemenI
K, A. Barclay VS. Luther JOINS
20 dismissed al cost OF plalntIH'
Mrs. Laura A. Sell vs. Cle'e-
End Self dismissed at cost OF
plalntiii.
Jno. +. Robinson VS.. unknown
heirs OF +. w herring sci Iof
Nov p.
;. A. Richmond vs.. Richard
sarrott ct al K j. billiard was
appointed 10 represent defend
Snts and case went to trial Judg-
<nent for plaintiff
q. Lubbock iron " orks vs.. j.. H.
Ingram. Judgment for plalntli 5.
III FIRST Natlona. Bank vs. W. -
fathls 81 al judgment Tor PLAIN
~
- r Brothers SO James H.
ID .nson continued.
!, Mary Au,e1 ys IS. :. Rhea dis
u.ssed al c's. a. plaintiff
4 r. F. Brown sos 81. T. Brown
/ dismissed GO ... .. ...rn..
H First EaHaa. ua.a Es.. d.
4 l.arI dismissed a. eos. .. "r-
4 wleH.
Hartman N Co. 500 a. c.
lgfter continued
d. D.. Irff'.l t- '. 3D.. ....a. '
.7.lss.E st rlsr .f rIafrrF.
State u.s. T. q. Greenwood.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

II. X. Mason has returned from
a business and pleasure trip to
Oakland Cal.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

M N, Tpsddell Of fPfiatiiRarfYtifw,
was a. bEsiness yisjt9g ip- og9r City,
tbs greater part Of the week
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

Mss AiiGe Rehardse3n was a
passenger t9 Himllpliiala Wedaesdagy
she awiliHisit tfriePdss.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

c. S. Cardwell off AyeSSaRfftSs
was here the greater psxtto5t K,
week on business.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

T. W, Campbell Of Hale Gem
ter, was here tbs early part Of.
tbs aweeks looAiAS a1fer rb41siltAfesss
Fred Mari and wife Of Iamesa
was in Libbock the lrSt tof the
weekt
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

Mrs. II. b. Smith and Miss An
ME Good spent Tuesday in Plain
view.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

H1 Co Gentry and T9theg left
THURSDAY m99EEPtiPfag f95.ffSkHAlHhf6Bmla.
Whegee they VIII VISIT
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02
ODD FELLOWS SUPPER
Loca. Lodge Spread Feast on
thanksgiving Night to
Members and Families

For some time past there has
been going on a heated contest in
the local lodge of Odd Fellows on
the unwritten work. They went
at il regular old fashioned spell.
ing match style choosing sides
and questions of unwritten work
put 10 the members. The losing
side at the end of one month was
10 pay for the supper
The contest proved an interest
ing feature Of the lodge and was
the means of getting a number
Of the stay-at-homes out 10 lodge.
Thanksgiving night was set for
the supper which was pulled of
on schedule time in the Band
hall a nice program was pre-
pared and was carried out with a
few changes 1n account Of The
parties being Unexpectedly de-
Ia..s d. a.mD
The program carried ult caH-
sisted .. opening ode blythe lodge
prayer b. IHa chaplin recitation
b. Miss Elsie Holder supper at-
ta- W..c. there were games of
different kinds engaged n inc
taspersel with music. There
were something over sixty in att
tendance and al. enjoyed the oc-
cls.1u very much.
r. w. Giyens left Thursday
morning for Plainyiew where he
will look after business matters.
Ollie Stone left on Thursday 5
north bound passenger to be alb
sent a few days.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

j. NJ. Baker off Aeaasqy% AIT
tended to business FEeettAsSyeeA
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

WelteE IMso5e aRa df GEO Ms5Etfooppa
.O6 G8hiGagpo. Wegee bgaalResss yislgt-
O54j in nj BgEE city afeYv dags Of Fl this his
week
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

Bob Majors off RRAs4sse was
here Wednesday oB1 tA4stlesss.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

w HI .ThRpmps9n Of Clarendon
spept part Of tthhiifi 5Week hegel99k-
iaG after buslHess matters,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

Ollie Stone left on Thursday 5
north bound passenger 10 be alb
sent a few days.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-12-02

r. " Owens left Thursday
morning for Plainview where he
will look after business matters.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

81 Qafo cine Militdrs qarabe o55unsb
men. I'm 4bsno siEs e5 BON Qsusm
Gber bic mericaniids 9rsH5e, I'm Die
@aitfreuHbl6dFi oss g~rdFoenteH
0ids bel sinem 9antstf 81 ssnisBsn.
gerIhts absr aHarhifiids Ssmonz
f~trationen. pslhe nit gg31g aaf Die
gsgsgnune Der bsiosn 9rdTosntsn ge=
plant porosn ieiH ioatsH. oeranlaBtsn
bic gioils uno sic Wlilitdrs 9t66r0sH.
duf bsiesn geiten ees Rio 6raHoe gu
pan3 INSTRUMENTATION 8orIihismaB
rsesln gum StuBe Der grdroentsH u.
beios Erte narrten fotmlin nit 8as
ponetien. Gein itorsnDer 3pii6eHfaa
srgionete nd dbsr. I'm Montag trai
1aft in Grssor9. i'm Iiolihen enoe
bon Ieres sin. uno bssab fd aaf bic
nabsseleseHe 3ann ieines gruoers
CHARTS g., no er bier Gage Der Rube
unD cem @olnpiel miomsH mid, 0anH
BAT Ct uoh orei RsiispodsH Dor fA.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
Der Sail Crane.

0ie Doraus3ule6sn mar, 6ct Qrd=
Hosat 9afi Die 8sFsnation 5ss 5srra
6raue ais 9oHaaftsr in gstiua en-
qen0mmen. Der 9rdjoeni bs9Hugt
I'D bamis ods @orgebeH re Staatss
5ecretars. pelher bic ReigndlioH ge-
forosrt bate, sutssbsibsn Il. bat BON
elmer 3urehtmeifung 6rane's ibm 5es
eeHuber 46Fano esHommsn. Damit
DIrfte bic 4ffairs dber noA niht abaes
Ihloifen isin, oa Cranes 6reanos be-
6aupten. er iei 6as Cpfer zines ,5utri
ouenipiels ~eeiporosn. Staatsieeretdr
anor ioa pom 4niang an ihseht au
Grane 40 ipreden seuaeH i5in. neil
6ei oeHen ernenuuHs nift isin, aHOr'
GiHiluB. ioHoern rer 0es @eneralpoits
msitsrs 6itteod maBssb,Ho 5speisn
iei unD ueil Der Secretdr e Dem BRA
~ii0snisn libel gsHommsn BABE, SAP 0ies
ier ihm nifi bic 4uslpa1l hes 0eianos
ten in Betting ubsrlaTen babe. IS
piro io9ar bebauptst, Gnor labe leis
uwst3sii Direct gssen Die GrHsnaung BEG
Gbieagoer .Snouitriellsn protsIiirt uno
aud osr Sainoiisr gunOesienator
gullom ioa aus Qarteipolitit eRiihie-
ben. ppofiion gsmaht baden. Nud bic
bobtre 9olitif ipielt in bic 8eidihte
binsin. inotm Is bsiBt. bic 0Iiliden
SiablintsrsHsnien hdtten grdne's
Stalp peforoert neil i6neu
Elm 9r0teit gessn Sapdn's
manol6uriihe eiIsu6abnpolitit, BEL
Der Dermu.siin bt0eutsnoe 9eitelun
Gen fir f.. 'o'aasn mirotH, niht in
ZEN 9ram ,aHen piiroe. llHo cine
3iueiie gesdrt bsbaupiei. man babe
Crane esopfsrt. nm bic idponiihe Re-
gierun9. bic an Cranes QusiaTungen
~itarten QnitoB aenommsn babe, Su Sc
rubigen. es beiBt in oieier @erbin
oun6 ioear. Sapan babe eiuen 70 sner=
Druid auI oas taatsoepartes
meni ausgeiibt. 0aB oisles es fir ratb
lam asbaltsn babe, Hohaaaeben. Crane
ielbit, Der nun 70 ODER 70 ben priaels
iunoen abgeaeben bat. fiiblt iih
unasre6i bsbanOeli uno feline TrtaR0,
bsFt6rfen ion in ieintm 9orhd6en, bic
Sadie nor Sem Sorum Der 0effentlihs
tsit aua3aishten, ale 9rotsit aeaen oie
SHtrigusr1pirtbihaft i'm 5tadts0es
pdrtemsut. Der. pis man bs6auptei,
Grane gum SpFsr a~,Falsn iei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
ermtsbsriebts pom aInsLanSe.

RAD einem oom itaiiHiihen 8areau
oes 9unoss observation-disclosures
perofisntitttn ausmsis iiber ben
GrHtegrtrag i'm 4uslanoe. mar Die
heurige grRie in Canada 3iemli1 ben
6rpdriuHgsu sntipredcn0. sSn euro
pa 1T bic Situation obsr etpas ae
miidt. RaBlaRo. unsarn UNI bic
9altanhaaisn trfubren cine @ntidufhs
un1. nobrsno Der 6rtrda in Srant
reid uRo and in DeusiAlduo. no man
nod DOT einem Mondt nur oaf cine
miiielmdBiss Grntt rtansis. ale 81
l%partungen libsrnieg.
Die eriisn ernteberihte aus 8mB
laae. mtlae por einiasn Mofen CT
ihigntr. bsiegen, oaB bic Wsistneruie
mat hiuttr Dem Durhihnitt 2uridas
biit5tn 1T. Dap aber Die Roslenernte
bodlh ma8sr aussefdatR lit. Da Ro1s
asn pas 0auptnObruugsmutel ots
Nanoes bi,oei, 10 iit Der beucritehsnos
I5anasl asgaoe3u siue noii0nals Gala
miiai.
4miliat 0ahrititn 6taatis,a bic
btr'is vet hr3trer Sci. oes5ffenilib
ten Ssriait oaB sas mt. Wtissa BE-.
baaif &rtal In IS ob6radnnieu
tart iaaeucmmgn ba.. mj6rcno Is In
8umaaila uHo TtuiA,duo gbsnio
TART aratRlanseu 1t. @om ar9eu
itniltsn Observation-Disclosures iomm.
ietrgdidmogrwtiis ott Roariht. oaB
irob otr ihmetta Duyre im Eri6iabr
ott g~rnieausahien att Hre. uue olb
oas mi 4siisn besaa,t Artal nih.
As'nty it oI$ im 9oaabre.
Gos @t.ytioe im lasa hen= europa
bai tiEs 'csnla seHfgenos sent, trae.
I'm.
Vas 4tsiitn @uh.ane IRIS Ser
S'aasafltirid somntn aIaatr uasy
et le-il na.u ogg aHho.itnota 1agrs
rt 'sshn Stessu an1sri4i9i Sat.
Pc gtsyrabsneratt Il DaitIh
ana Ceaerfat mfrs ig 0t-ae
5asfsMtt sveb itin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
Die lsiciee uSrSpeI : Gemtrss
uerfe.

5H Der goot 8earD "a sGons
troperie III in Iofern ell 5ortihriit su
Der8eidHsn, ais Die Rationale @eoards
pbiide gsiealdait in @aibinsicn bic
unieriu9ung oer 4nfprHde beicer
8onieiianteH am Wittpoh 6e9onnen
bat. Die lInibsritot Copenhagen fpur=
d eriuht. 0uf ben ilr BON d. goot
e~elDdbrten sritsn 2lnipruh auf bic
Documents uRo Iouitisen 9eutismittsl
Scots 3u per3ihten uno audi pedrp
iDuroe dufgef0roert. Ieine 8efns:ie ttHz
3uIh.fen. 8sarn bat 0iss 3ugeiagt, Bic
SpiBen Der uniosrit1t COPENHAGEN
aber. ionic onoere intereHirie Qreile
Doasn Fih oas 4%ripilssium oey erIten
giaFaiHabme IN bic 4u3sidrn7oen
Scots nidt ronbgH laiIeH. Gle in10
Der &niint. bar e fsine maBaebenoe=
ren Rihter nib.. als Die groFeHoren
Der 6%opsnbageaer llniosriitGt uno bic
Wiit9lisoer Der Idniiden &DHigliden
0eoqrapbi1fen 0eieaiAaft. @enn Or.
SCOT Hiat ptri6Rlia ben WuHi9 auf
@sr3i6tIeitune ausipriht, lit cine
AblehnuHg nnhriteinlia.
Die 4nbdnger 9earn's baden spieoer
einea tIeinen 4usFaQ gegen Or. SCOT
gemGdt. inOem tie our1 befdnorene
4usiagen osr 0amaligeR ge8leiter Or.
Gocts gu bspeiisu iuaten. oaB @oots
8ebauptuna, ben Wount WtcRinIsp be-
ltiegeH 81 baben. auf unpabrbsit Be-
rube- Der gspeis 6ierfiir ioH oo3u
oienen, rem publicum gu seigsn. oaB
man Or. Scot nitt glauben oiirfe.
Goot ertldrt bisie Acknowledgement als
b0spiai9s GrfinoHngsn uno geoenft
cine Expedition nat eem Ulf. McGins
len uus3uriifen. oie Die bert pon ibm
btnierleaten Documents ais gepeis
Ieines GrFoles 5uriidbringeu ioI.
Or. @Oof bat betannt Qemadi, oaB
er dle feline nod ItlDe6enoen 8Drs
trays Engagements riidsdudtg MAIDEN
peroe, um ieiHe gan3s 3eit nuf 0ds
Sammeln ieiner @eo6ahtunQsbdten
3u Uermenoen. Die er 8undhr an bic
uniueriiiGt Copenhagen ~ Die CT Der
fpro6en-uno Damn an onbere aeo1rds
pbiide &0tperihafien Der Welt fem
ben nil. 81 fii9ts ieooh bin3u, oaB
NIT Der obiqen @rbeit immer6in nod
3ipei biz 0rei Wlonate oerdehen mir
ben, bis sur llnter6rsitung oes Wates.
riaIs IN Ole ll~uiosrItGt Copenhagen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
Die prSiiSsnssnrsi;<.

Kadotn fr ett 1%tryl,orieu 4rj;era
uns Rem 0lsYiu saYtsmatu batts.
tai 8tii. 1an atf isiatr Ren.rsit
eaa T. Samstaa m I'll Vaio Nsr tr
ipe PIE isibeiry0tsus 3aiammruias
9a rem @taNstrisn Hia3 oen T}sgs.e
re- Nanereg Sal t 4lilii5r 8traf #.
tann X ecsbtf as'tbensm yoae i,a.
'saA TIE tistn.llsy @s.muunn esr
e<'Na @ta ogassn eeg}e1 i,A leeo
ce oet IN &ab5cne wars. t,r.sr e
itleNaw Gbassu I'M Eittt.cgersin
wey Na NanNls,ama4tr Gse3asss tn
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

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iloHen ocrurh geitsiseri. oaB bic Witf=
psn Don Ws0nneru. bic ben Burger
irieg mitmadieu. geHiionsn erhaltsn
o5ne &idHht ouf osrsn iindnciene
8srbdliniHe. Mud Hao bic genIionen
nieler Wittpsn un0 minoeriahriger
8inoer auf GrunS elmer GsugrsBacte
pom 10. 4pril 1903 m~sIsntIih srbo6t
norosn.