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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08
Some Pluck About Him.

The old gentleman, in his heart, did
not object to the young man as SON
n-law, but he was one of that kind
of gentlemen who like to raise objections
hrst, and then reach an agreement as
though comforting a favor. When the
young man called he was ready for
him.
so" he interrupted, fercely, almost
before the sutton could commence, you
want me to let you marry my daughter,
do your"
The young man very cooly responded:
II didn't say so, did I?'
The old gentleman gasped.
But you were going TO say sou
'Who told you | wasp inquired the
applicant, seeing his advantage.
'But you want me to let you marry
her, don't you"
mo"
''No;" exclaimed the old gentleman,
almost falling off his chair.
That's what I said"
'"Then what the mischief do YOU
want?''
II want you to give your consent,
replied the youth, pleasantly. II am go
ing to marry her, anyhow. but we
thought your consent wouldn't be bad
thing to have as a start"
1t took the old gentleman minute to
realize the situation. When he did he
put out his hand.
''Shake hands, my boy" said he, 'T'ye
been looking for a son-in-law with some
pluck about him, and I'm sure you'll
do first class. kansas City Journal.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08
FOOT OF THE SLY SEA SERPENT.

Now the lamprey and the flatfish
Are disporting in the sea,
And the lakelet club and catfish
Glide about in widest glee.
And I'm feeling very musty
AS the gay moth caracoleS
Round this shore inn cellar dusty
For to eat me full of holes.
Yea, I'm weary of this cellar,
Which is not the ocean cave,
And long for glory stellar
In the wild wind dimpled wave.
oh, l know that very shortly
l shall wriggle with grin
When the boniface so portly
Sends me on my trial spin.
And I'm also very happy,
Full of tar balls to the ears;
And my spirits sweet and sappy
With the gaSolene that cheers.
1 shall soon perform my skimlet
In a most artistic way
On the spiral like a gimlet,
And the boniface will say
ooh. he beats my hash and chowder
AS "a card and fate he balks,
And his actions speak much louder
Than the words which money talks.
So it's of the ocean grotto
That / dream, and all it's fizz,
When I shrek my merry motto:--
'"Turn me loose and let me wh1Zz!
R. K. Munkittrick, in New York Herald.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08
Mr.. Yoxan and His Heckler..

Hecklers do not stand much chance
of scoring off J. H. Yoxall, M. P. Nov
then, sir, how many quarts of milk
ought you to get out of a good cow"
was one of the questions put to him
when he first sought to enter Parlia-
ment. The candidate had not the
faintest idea Of the quantity, and
sought refuge in wit. "It depends on
the distance from the nearest pump"
he answered, and the audience laugh.
ed and applauded. Another night,
when the question was, whats the
difference between mangel-wurzel
and a turnip?" Mr.. Yoxall made reply,
IT always know turnip by its resem-
blance to the shape of the questioner's
head" -Tit-Bits.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08
WELL PAID FOR WRITING ADS
A Kilkenny Agency Pays One Man Over
$4,000 a Week.

Kilkenny, Ireland, claims to have the.
highest salaried advertisement writer in
the world. An agency in that town SAYS
in plain terms that the salary of one of
its advertisement writer's sat the present
time is 1000 sterling week, which is al
most 9G $z4oo IN American money"
to Whites Glass Advertising, which had
referred to an English agency which
paid one of its writer's f40O sterling
week. as having reached the record TOP
notch in salaries for that line of work.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08
WASHBURN PRINTING CO., Publishers

The fact that Count Zeppelin generally
experiences a wreck when he tries to get
back to earth may be due to the great
size of his dirigible balloon. The really
successful dirigible of the rigid type will
probably be a much smaller ship than
that with which the Count is now con-
Quoting experiments.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

The wild-fying hammer scored another
victim at the Exeter-Andover field meet.
Standing on the side lines" to witness
hammer or discus throwing is like crowd
ing along roadway and forming a lane
through which racing automobiles can
pass if they are not cratic, but in which
they can deal out death and injury if
they fly the track
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08
Couldn't Let the Chance slip By.

Mother-Johnny, Johnny, why are
you slapping little sister?
Johnny (sullenly) -Aunty made me.
Aunty-Why, Johnny, how can you
tell such a falsehood?
Johnny-Well, you did. You said
you'd never kiss me again il / hurried
my little sister.-Judge.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

The decision of Judge Anderson of the
United States court at Indianapolis in
the remarkable suits brought against the
editors of the New York World and the
Indianapolis News, known as the Pana-
ma libel cases, gives the defendants rea-
son to believe that they will not be
crushed under steam roller but accord
ed "a chance for their lives"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08
,ver a thousand frames and over ten

over a thousand frames and over ten
thousand glass bells in one two-acre
plot in the suburbs of Paris.
A more recent innovation is the en-
ployment Of hot-water pipes run I'M
der the soil, making of the earth a
veritable steam-heated hotel, with this
essential difference, that the hotel
keeper here is desperately eager, not
to keep his guests, but to persuade
them to leave on the earliest possible
day
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

That the movement in favor of simple
clothes for students at commencement
exercises has a practical aspect is indi-
Gated by the report from Russellville,
Kentucky Of the suicide Of 16-year-old
youth, a student of Bethel College at
that place, who was respondent because
he was in debt and did not have good
enough clothes for commencement week.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

A tourist who took a silver pitcher
from a bar in New Jersey has been held
for trial on a charge Of larceny, despite
his strenuous claim that he confiscated
the silverware as souvenir of his trav-
els. If the appropriation of the posses
sions of others as souvenirs were COM
mendible, the people who succeeded in
carrying off articles of greatest value
would be the most worthy.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

Caruso. who is in Milan, denies the
story that he is to undergo an operation
on the larynx. He affirns that all he
needs is a few months rest. With Pade-
rewski recovered from his rheumatic diff
ficulty and Caruso's voice restored, the
musical world will feel less desolate than
was the case when these great artists
left New York a few weeks ago, inca
paeitated for the continuance of their
current season in the United States.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

A few weeks ago William L. Pattison,
a Chicago bachelor, noticed a group of
children playing in dirty alley. He
stopped and thought about it. Then he
took action. In the short time which
has interviewed Mr.. Pattison has pur-
chased 5000 square feet of land in the
vicinity, fitted it up as a playground
and opened it to the children of the
neighborhood for their free use at all
times. His practical benevolence will
keep the children off the streets and inn
prove the sanitary surroundings under
which they play. He has made an in
vestment which will pay high dividends
in good to humanity.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

That e. H. Hartman was alarmed
about his health was the assumption
drawn by many from the fact of his
camping out in Texas. The opinion will
be confirmed by the report that the mag
nificent house on Fifth avenue, New
York, which he is fitting up and will oc-
eupy next September. will have accom-
modations for him on the roof. When a
uan is not well and takes precautions he
often lives a long time. the prediction
is safe that Hartman will be pretty
lively factor in American transportation
affairs for some moons to come.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

Some of the Partisan suburbs wher
much laundry work is done have becom
veritable hotbeds of consumption, mar
of the laundrymen being infected.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

That Germany has suffered seriously
from the industrial setback of the year
and three-quarters since October, 1907,
is shown by statistics relating to the
population of Berlin. For many years
Berlin had been growing as fast as any
boom town in the United States Lately
it has stopped short. 1t has even gone
back little. At the close of 1907 the
population was 2,111,361; at the close
of 1908, 2,1O6,492, showing a loss of
4,S69,. though the excess Of births over
deaths during the same period amounted
to 16,415.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

Chicago is now corralling the private
corporation which holds a pier fran
chise on her lake front, and will prob
ably soon have things in condition for d
start on an outer harbor on her own ac-
count. But as the holders of the fran
chise have had it in a pigeonhole for
many years with an idea of availing
themselves of it's privileges, the settle
ment with the city which must be
reached at last will probably be salts
factory to them. There is a moral in
Chicago's situation which admonishes
Congressman and state legislators to
look carefully at franchises; and to limit
the value of grants by fixing the time
within which operations must. be begun
under them.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

If you are in a small place it may
be because you won't fit in big place.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

Luther Mehring of Indianapolis, who
left Bruceville, Maryland, forty years
ago, owing debts amounting to $1,000,
which he could not pay, is better off in
this year of grace 1909. He has gone
back to Bruceville with means on his
person for the liquidation of all he
owes. Mr.. Mehring does not want to
take advantage of the statute of limi-
tations. 1t will cost him 5000 to can
eel the accounts against him together
with interest; but he could make no
other use of the money that would afford
him as much satisfaction. There are
still some honest men.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

That was touching tribute which
Private James Bartlett of the regular
army, who died at Fort Sheridan, paid to
Helen Miller Gould by bequeathing to
her. as the friend of all soldiers, the
death benefit to be paid by the United
States to his devisee. Miss Gould has
shown herself the friend of the soldiers
and the sailors. and this evidence of ap-
probation and gratitude will no doubt
inspire her to continue her patriotic ae-
Invites in their behalf.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

The Stevens plan of communicating
with Mars by means Of wireless mes.
sages projected into space at the nearest
approach to the outer edge of the worlds
atmosphere which can be reached by
balloon will be put into operation on the
18th of September next. There is some
interest in the preparations for the eff
fort; but it is a safe prediction that
when Aeronaut Stevens tries to Hello"
Mars, he will find that the line is busy.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-08

Advertising Pays. Try 1t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
lie aObIeHsrabcr
SnSianapoIis ssn0.. 2. 6ebl

SSnolanapolls. S5no., 2. Sebr.
Ser neutrality-suspicious. 2auiS er.
rang in Der beutigen Sielma ser
gtatiOnaItonpeniion Der 8ereiniaten
8rubennrbeiter einen peiteren @r.
folg, iHOem oie Gelegaten nit aroBer
W9ebrbeit ieine @eigeruua autbieBen.
oeH Streit i'm pemripIOdniiten Nler-
-gutler-aOblenieloe SIT iinausiren.
lorpie ieiuem T0oeI fir Oie betreiien.
Den NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beiitimm.
ten.
@GbrenO ser glittagspauic ulr.
Den an cine an5abI gIrbeiieriiIbrcr
yriefe rertbeiIt, in oenen gauilie De.
nHte 0es 0bio'er Ierbanoes beidllil.
oIgt tDeroen, oie aobIenardber i'm
oitlld)en Ohio on Die @rubenbeIiber
I iir ihn0oeH Magmnon oerrotbcn ~
bn5eH. Die g'riefe riefen cine Gen.
iatipn bernor. uno es miro perilidlt
iper0eH, ben anonDnen Shreiber 81
TmitteIn.
Aper aid eine Hiiae uliiBte iib Ser
4rdiioeut Seuis gefaIlen Idiien Die
Delegasen tueigerteH iid nGntlidl. Oen
Raragrop5rn oes geriftes oes aomi.
tes, oaS ole Berihte Ger geamten
priifte, anjlmebmen Der 9eiuis @er.
balteu in Dem Streif in Gidge Goiin.
IN, 4anias, billiat.
Ole aonbention miro pn6riheiu.
Il hnoh bis ndhiten Somitag taaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Ser GOOpcr 9rO,c6.
glaiwiue. qenn.. 3. go

gealbuIue. Seun.. 3. Jc5r.
gls BebHtsr @eidrDorener fuurSe
s. q. gsoooruff in Dem groses pom
AoIonei 1uncan 9. Cooper, Robin 4
Cooper nno SSobu 3. Sbarp, Die an.
eeflagt limo. Den frii9eren Senator
G. %. garmad erinoroet al baben.
nnaenommen. Bel Dem gerbor BON
Sooob 6rutiger, eineal anOeren @e.
HruoreHeHfar0rooten. veate eg lid,
kerous. oaB er aIs 11.id6riaer Rlia5e
NIT ieifern Batter in 0as 2aro oe.
Fcgnner mar. Sein 8ater IieB lid
rnturaIIiiren. er iea5it aber nift
Toriiber eHtftafro ein Streit, o5 r
kdtte gsirgerpapigre erInnaen
miiiieH. 1ie aiaudlte aif bei0en
Seiten Iasten cine gdn5Iihe unfennt.
nib Ser gaoturalIiatioHsgcebe -Sar.
uIr0 es muBte oas 9sies5uh Al Ra.
me ggoseH ueroen. gsrutiqer murSe
itdieBlih oIs IL Geitauorener poa
befoea SeiteH on9enonnnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Der 9unareh.
8aibineton. 3. fSebr,


Syn Senat iprah Seaer suQunlten
Ger 9acon'ihen Reiolution. pelde err
tldrt, Der Senat babe oas Hedlt, nou
her @refutipe irQelIODelhes Sdrift.
dtiid 81 perlangen iiber Oas ser
bfongreB Hontroae babe. guh er-
tuGbate er cine &eieerlng 0es @rdit.
beuten Gleoelan0 .gIusfumt iiber cine
'eretAltioe Grnenuung Su lieiern, fiig-
te aber bin5u, GlepelanOs gerboiten
kei nod lange niht nit Oennienigen
bes ieeigeu Erdiioenten III Der @er.
tueigerung BON 9lusfunft 81 perglei.
lbeu.
Spater begab Iid) Ser Senot IN
Srefutipiisung nirO er0rterte Ses
bdngern ole Termination Oes Or.
~. .. Grllm (eines Iegers) gum
,3Ollfoueftor in @9arleiton. 3. s.
Sm Saits itano Sic Afer6aubeipil-
giguug sur 9ebatte. Oeebrere
Nlbgeoronete ergingen iih in 9Ingrii-
Fen auf gapiiie 8eripdltungsnletbo-
ben i'm 0epartelnent oes Snuefn in
tSerbiHonng NIT oeiien lanOsuirtb.
| sfoftlihen NbtbeiIlung.
aur5 Dor Ser 9ertagung paiiirte
oas Suus 0ie Senutsoorlaqe, oie
geniionirung DON gunoesrid)tern
Iporliebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Sinh am glnsiterbcH.
@uibiuotOu. .. G.. 8. 5eb.

2SQlDin9fon, -. ", s. tye0.
Rah0em lie Jest Ianger ais Elm
Orittel eSabrbunOert geipartet baben,
miro aapitdn Sad's ganOe Don
@tOOof-SSnOianern tpabriheinlib er.
lallbt meroen, duf ibre alien Seim.
itatten i'm 2lnoe Der untergebenOen
Senre suriil5utebren. 9tah ibrem
0erOerbIihen &riegssug aegen Sic
iueiBen 9IniieoIer in Oregon int Sabre
1874 ipurOen oieie SSrtoianer nah
Dem Ssn0ioner-Territoriltm perbanlit,
no iie @obnpIdte in olt Guopaiu.
Reieroation angepieien erbielten.
Canals betrug lire 3abl 271, ooh
ebe ein SSSCIr perfloiien mar, iuareu
lie auf 152 5uinnn1engeihnol5en.
SIN Sabre 1877 Iebten nod 112 unS
iebt nur nod 49. SSn einem neulihen
@erid)t an oen Senot iagt Senator
Curtis BON 8anias. ielbit elm Sn.
oianer: ,9ieies raide 1ahiniterben
iheint cine 6olge Der leeliihen I'm.
rait su iein, oie 0ur6 ihre er5lpun.
gene Srennlng non 6amiIie uno
SreunOen er5euat purOe.~ Senator
Curtis enlpfiebIt in ieinem 9eriht
einen @eiebantrag, ser bereits pon1
glbgeoronetenbouie eebiIigt iIt unO
fuoOurh sic 9fiidfebr oieier ginae.
borenen angeoronet miro nod ibrer
alien Seimatb in ser aIamatb.Sie-
icroation in Oregon, no ouaenblif-
lid cine 2onOoerlooiilng itottfin0et.
an Ser ole MoOofs tbeilnebmen f0nn.
ten, tuenn iie BORT fpdren. Ssn Se.
nator Curtis geridt beiBt es, Dab
Die MoOofs ouBergepobnIib tiidtiae
9Irbeiter iino, tros oes ihIedlfen Pu.
les, ben iie lid i'm Sabre 1874 er.
iparbeH. Gr iagt ferner, 0ab feline
SrunfenboIOe inter ibnen az finSen
uno iie ooriidtig unb ipariam ae.
luoroen iiHO. Ger @eiesantrog miro
iebr tpabriheinlih pom Sennt ange.
non1T1en aper0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
SaS MISUNDERSTANDING bereut es,
100000 fir euilidliffswede
bswilligt 5H ba6ts.
@atOmObiGe bIeibsn.
SSaDrIdeinlidj fiuOet sincNru5Ghluus
Der bri Der SainOiicr eunuernsurs.
WabI abgrgcbcncu Stimmen itatt
Sencen OppOnirt nidlt.
28af6in9ton. 2. februar.

f-if 1t~'tf - ON~t ANls
Ser Senat einigte iih auf sen
-. 0sbruar ais Oen Sag. an Oem
iiaer Oie s6rihi ihe Subititut.
SrMpl@OilIe &or,aae a5geitImmt
uerOen ioa.
Ger Seaat paiiirte Sic Sausuor.
la9e. 0ie Oie eiAi.l- bon Opium sn
anoeren ais me05iuii4en 3iueden
0erbiete.
Gin grober 9beiI Ser Sibunq
maroe Der geratbunQ iiber Sic 20.
mliotion Oes Observation-Disclosures
0runl Don CHARLESTON. z. g., ae.
mp0met.
Sds gl59ecr0neten1ans ltieB nit
lol ae8en so Stinueu ieine eiaeue
SeldinBlaiiunl Hn unO ltrih aug
Dem 0ccresetat mie0er oie suidelihen
$4,000 iiir Quitia5rtquefe.
geI Ser Gr0rtcruna Ser OrinQlifen
Observation-Disclosures. 8orlaae mel.
aerte lid 0as Naus nit 1S5 aeaen q
Stinmlen. Sem Senutssuiab slsu-
ltlnnuen, peldler ouS oieier 9orIage
Die $4,000 iiir Sic sntouobile 0es
S'ciBcu Salticc itreidt Die @orIoae
iphroe al einen aemeiniamen Sonic
ren5auslduB Qeian0t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Ger 6OnDernrnr Yattcrion uOn Sen
ueiiee erbebt irin @iadlhuurt seaeu
Die HrubibitiunSpurlaae.
g cine SesrHnSnHg.
Der StaatsieHat paiiirt ieSOdl Oit
SOrlasc nOdmaIs nit 20 scsen
II Stimmcn.
slbseOronetrnbauS ioIgt uiclIeidlt.
g1aihUiae. senn. 8. ssebr.

gtai5uiae. Senn. 3. Sebr.
@ouperneur 81. .. @atterion bot
Die &orlage, Die nab Dem /. s<anlor
1910 Die Seriienung pau berauiteu.
Oen @etranten iii SenHei'ee uerbietet,
nit leinem &eto beleat.
glai6oiae. Seuu., 8. 5e5.
Sn ieiner 9otidait an sic Segis.
latur filhrt Der @ouoeueur &aiter.
ion iolaeaoe @riinOe iur Sic Geii.
runs ser Notwithstanding an:
1 SSeil lie oen Staat riidiidtslos
nm einla5men beralbt o6Re iraqnO.
melder 9lrt Don entiArgAenOem Gor-
tbeil:
, @eiI iie cine parteii8e gcuad).
tbeiliglrug uiieres Soites St Gun.
item oes %oltes anoerer Staaten bill.
oct;
3. @eil iie bas Giaeut6um ron
Siirgern obue Gergiituua 5crItort;
4. @eil iie eineu geia6rli9en @rd.
ceOen5iall ide'it. Seuueiiee ernie0,
rigt mlo in ser 9SiirOeiteIlupa hernh.
ieet, Die es ols elmer Der ito.,s,ielr
mo fonierDatiuiten Staaten OeI
Union einiiintnt.
8. gSeil lie 0en @iucn 0es 8olfes
Derlebt, Der 8Deinial om Stimnr
fniten auSgeiprodlen pnr0c. 0as Sc
rehtigfeitsgeiitbI oeS 8olfes beleioiai
nnO inter Dem %orpan0 biiraerlid,et
Hedtlcbaiienbeit Elm groBes morali.
ihcs &riusip Ger 8egierug opiert
3um ShluB iaat ser @ouperneur,
~@enH oieie &egislatur 0ie 9ren-
nereien uno Die @rauercien 5erItort
Dorilm fam nidt 0ie nadnte and
oas 9InbnileR uno @frfeuien BON Sc.
treioe oOer Oeu 9Itrbau BON Graliber
oerbieten, moraus Die gefltigen Sc
trdnfe gemndt merOen2
SOIL 0ieie ooer cine fiinftiqe Sc
aisIatur 0en 6arner per6in0ern, IA
BAT 81 bouen ODER 81 uefaiiien. oOei
Dem SabrffatteH perbieteu, Oeniel6er
auf oeu gsarft 5lt bringen2
n@cnn mir eiugH iolden glniune
genadjt babcn. mas miro oas Gn0l
iein2 IS lit better, eincn ioIhen gln.
lang nidlt 8u madenl~
ytai1Dille, SeHu., 3. ,Scbrudr.
Iie Ernbibtionsoorlage muro,
bonn Staaisienat iiber Oas @eto Oes
Soiberneurs binpeg NIT % gegar
II SfimmeH angenonmen. @or oas
9IbgeorOnetenbaHs fouah iie an
3Cnneritaa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
las faIifOrn:idje NbseOrSnetsnbans
Deiit Die D eiu'ids aHti-japuHiide
@Orlase surid.
SeSsnteuOe 0pPOiitiOu.
&Hd Die seitrige SeHatOrsabitim
mung in SprinsfielO mar
rrsebHiklOs.
Garter s. SarriiOn elm SauSiOat.
sncramentu, Gal, 8. 6e5r.

Sncramerto, Gal, 8. 6ebr.
gSod elmer Debate, sic BON eff
atbr gorunittags bis iehs llBr
gl6enDs oauerte, perlparf 0as glbse-
oronetenbans Ser SegisIatur Die
Erep'ide 9orloge, Die es 9GusIdn-
BERN Der6ietet, @runOeigenfMm iiri
Stoate aalifornien 81 beiieen. 9ie
&orloge uerfiigte uripriin9Iih, Dab
IS uur SSapanern perboten iein ioa,
eano 81 eignen. auf eriiiden Oes
HSraiioenten 3ooiepdt tpur0e aber
Der geieBenttpurf Oerart omen0irt
baB oas 8erbot auf alle 9lusIdHOer
ausseOebnt iUnr0e. 9l6er ielbIt in sic,
fer 6orm ipurOe Der @orIoge 10 iebr
cpponirt, 0aB iel6it elm Idngerer
RIppeu 0rap's TIRE glnnabne nidi
belpirfen tonnte.
Gie slblebHung euioIate nit As
gegen % Stinlnlen. Die SaupteiH-
fuanOe gegen Oie 8orlnge iUareu, 0ab
fibre gLnnnbme miu0eitens cine Niil.
liar0e Dollars @eidyditsfapltul ans
Dem Staate treiben uivo ole geaen-
Dartisen freunOihuftlihen @eidafts.
bgieblngen nit SsdpaH gefabr0en
Diir0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Gine 9lniiin.
@ittsbnra. 4a.. 8. 6ebr

9Sitt5burg, ia, 8. sSebr.
@dbrenO Der ueriloiienen gladt
ndbm Oie goIi3ei i'm Serron Sill
Diirift, no mefitens 0eger nohnen,
mno mo- pdhreilo Der Ietten Belt fein
g9eiBer auf Der GtraBe me6r iiher
mar, Die @erbaitrng pom t26 0egern
Dor. Die m0breno 0esgorniittags Dem
Yoli3eiridlter 8raOp 0orgefii6rt lpur.
ben. Gauon fonnten 43 0en 3idlter
iiber5eugen, oaB 0ie 9olisei nit ib-
Ter @erbaftung einen giiBgriTf mad.
te. lporouf lie entlaiien wurOen. 7ie
Aebrigen Duroen 81 0eio. o0er
G1ftitr1fen perurtheiIt.
Die Reger oes Serron SinGiitrif.
res iheinen es baupti1hIih oiIf mel.
be 6rnuen obgeieben ST. baben.
Gbotldhlif lit es 10 melt gefommen.
OaB lid fein 8aDohner ienes 5taot.
tbeiIs nab 9unfeIDeroen u1bepafi.
net nuf Die StraBe maqt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Die aepIante glensahInnn.
SpginaiieI0. 81. 2. ffeb.

- ttFtal lANA'y NAAsf q fYNV.
NlaH euuartei, oab moraen Ser
SegisIatur cine Geiolntion unterbrei.
tel miro. Die Die Grnennma zines ae.
meInihaitlihen aomiies 0es Senats
nno SanieS periiigt. Inn Shritie fiir
cine 9iGBablunl Der Stimnen an
thun, ole bel Der lebieu @ouuerneurs.
ipahl ab6eaeou pu uoen. lie 9leio.
luton 1T 10 abgeiabt. oaB Oie De-
neen-Seuie uihis gegen ibre glH.
uabme ein5lnoenoer 5aben, iooab
cine )leBdhling iiter ibeint. SoIlte
ie0odl Ser Senai ODER Oas Saus
Standardization maben, 10 pir0 oie
Reriolltiiou an elm 8onieren5fomite
6ei0er &duier periuieien, 0as iib be-
miihen MIRO. oic Reiolntion oerart
5u dnOern. Dab tie beioen genebm lit.
lie Eeneetgeute beiteben ie0odJ
oarani. Dab 0aS 81 ernennenoe ge.
meinihoitlide aonite 10 5uianlmen.
8eiebt iein mlB. Dab Der Senat cine
aeraoe ID itarfe Ieriretung Oarin BAT
ais uie o1s Saus SIT Dies nitt ser
6aIl, 10 iit auf Nlitpirflmg 0es sc.
mats nidt 8it reduen.
Der 0omDerneur Gcueen bat er.
Hart, OaB er gegen cine Reu5abIunq
Der Snmmen nihts ein5uiuen0en
bat. peun iie in ebrlider 9geiIe Dor
Iidl acbt 5erHer bciteht oie glominis
itration 0orauf. BAR oie Stimnisettef
eincs ie0en Gonntp's berifi3irt tuer.
BEN miiilcn ebe lire 0elgabIuna
itattiinoei. Gieie 6orOerung lit oaa
geiuIiat bon @eriitten, fponaa
StImlfditen in aaUiiien GountD's
ieit Der lesien g2abl manipuIirt ipOr.
ben iin0.
springiieIo, 81, 3. 6ebr.
Ni0er erIuarten muroe beute ne.
ll0er i'm Sans nod i'm Senat eine
IlgeidauBiaiiuug iiber 0ie gieioIution
eiugereht. ole Oie @rnennun1 zines
lgemeinihaitIihen aomites bei0er
IHduier Deriil9t I'm cine Reu31bluHg
Der bel Ser lebten @onperneursfDabl
lobgege6encn Stinanen uor3uneblnen.
lr1ie Tcueen. mo sSburtIeii-Gepubli.
l9aner I'm 80u5 peritauoigten iih be-
Itrcii5 elmer g}eribiebung Oieier 2Ln-
gele8etbeit uHo oa 0ieie bei0en 5lii.
lgel 0ie 9onirole i'm Sons baben,
luno Sic re9uIaren 9iepubIifaner Die
linn Senat. 10 aparen oie 0eHotra.
ten sic cine Rru5dbluHg OurdIeseH
lepoaen mudltlos.
Wldn glaubt in getuiiien &reiien,
IpaB bic Solge 0ieler Gerltdnoigung
5sUiihm ben geHeen. uHo SIbnrtleff-
l9enten cine oauern6e 9Innabrung
oieier bei0eu 6aftiopen iein miro,
Ibie rod cute Jriidte tragen Oitrite.