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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-07
WESTON SLOWING up.
Will Not Be Able to Reach Topeka
Before Tomorrow Afternoon.

Kansas City, May with the firm
intention of spending tonight in Topeka,
81 miles west of this city. where he has
an engagement to speak, Edward Pay
son Weston, the aged pedestrian start
ed out from Kansas City at o'clock
this morning. He will follow the tracks
nj the Union Pacific railroad to Den
yer.
Weston passed through Linwood.
Kan, IS miles west of this city, at 2:So
this afternoon.
Great interest and excitement greets
the aged walker at every point through
which he tramps Crowds of admiring
and congratulating citizens meet him
everywhere and wish him God seed
as he continues on his wav. A delega-
ton of Y. Nj. c. A. athletes and others
will journey up the u. p. line tomor-
row to greet the old man and measure
their stride with his. Upon arrival
here Weston will be escorted to the
Y NJ c. A. building to talk on the
subject, 1.-The Vicissitudes of a Walker"
in which he win include many I minis
ences of other trips as well as CT the
preee-t one.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-07
sTUBBLEFTELD MUST ANSWER.
Supreme Court OVerrules Motion in
Case of Montgomery Treasurer.

The supreme court this morning. in
the case of the custer suit of the state
against Elmer E. Stubblefield. treas
urer of Montgomery county, overruIed
the motion of the defendant to make
the petition of the state more definite
and certain. The defendant is givn
ten days in which to answer w. D.
Atkinson of Parsons was appointed
special commissioner to take the tes-
timony in this case and make findings
of fact and conclusions of law.
Mr.. Stubblefield is serving his sec
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-07
FINDS IT'S KINDS
Work of the Bureau of Soils for Past
Fifteen Years.

Washington, May 7.-As an indica-
ton of the vast amount of work the
bureau of soils of the department OF
agriculture has accomplished since its
inception Is years ago, a recent report
of the bureau shows that more than
100000 square miles have been surveyed
by the soil experts of the bureau
The plans for the balance of the cur
rent year contemplate the surveying OF
40, 600 square miles. more than 1000 OF
which will be done in the Panhandle
district of Texas. As a result of the
bureaus work us different kinds Of
soil have been named and classified.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-07
DEMANDED 81, 900 OF BANKER.
Threatened to Kidnap- Daughter Tn.
less He Received 1t.

wamego, Kan, May yellow
back novels, stories of the WhitIa alb
duction and accounts Of BLACK Hand
atrocities were the downfall of Willie
Ashman, a 14-year-o1d crippled boy,
who was today sentenced to the re-
formatory until he reaches his ma
jority Ashnan wrote a letter to L.
B. Leach, president of the Wamego
State bank, demanding he pay him
ZOO, failing which Ashman threat
ened to kidnap the bankers 10-year-
old daughter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-07
MARRIED HIS MODEL,
Artist Hilbert Chose Beautiful Woman
for His Wife.

New York. May 7.-B. Cory Hilbert
the well known artist, and Miss Elsie
de Ora Bernardo, known among New
York studios as one of the prettiest of
professional models, were married last
night at Larchmont. The wedding was
secret, the only one knowing about it
until the ceremony was performed be-
ing Penrhyn Stanlaws, the Illustrator
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-07
SUES FOR LOST FLESH.
Plaintiff Is Awarded a Verdict of One
Mill Per Pound.

Belleville, ILL.,, May IF the Shy
lock of Venice were still living and
hankering for his pound of flesh he
could get it cheap at BelIeville-if he
could base his transaction on the YER
dict of a jury in the circuit court
here.
Harry Joseph, who alleged that he
was falsely imprisoned at the in
stance of Harry Rosenberg, a rival
merchant, asked $1,000 for the loss
of ten pounds while in duress vile
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-07
UNCLE JOE IS 70.
speaker Cannon Spends the Day Re
ceiving Congratulations.

Washington. May This was
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon's 73rd
birthday and he received the con-
CALCULATIONS and good wishes of his
friends in his office where he re-
manned throughout the greater portion
of the day.
The Republican members from
North arolina where the speaker
was born, in 1896. presented him with
an unusually large dipper made of a
gourd from the Tar Heel state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-07
Confesses to Murder.

Denver May Lee Helton, grad
ing camp laborer, confessed this
morning to the murder of Charles
Wilaford of Guthrie, Okla, whose
yesterday. Helton said they both had
been drinking. They had been en-
ployed together and came to Denver
for q good time"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-07
system of EmbezzIement.

st. Louis, May An elaborate en-
bezzlement system netting $4,000 was
charged against Charles G. Swafford. a
bookkeeper of the Merchants Laclede
National bank of st. Louis, when he
was arrested by the federal authorities
today. He is said to have confessed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-07
n. G. Sails From Gibraltar.

Gibraltar, May THE American
cruiser North Carolina left here today
for Alexandretta. The Montana is still
coalipg, but she will follow the North
Carolina probably this afternoon on
the completion of her coaling. These
two vessels are on their way to Turkish
waters for the protection of American
interests
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-07

The Capital Hardware Company are
giving away free ice with each refrig-
orator sold at the regular price.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
slns sdJnl. nnb Sinberitnbe.

alsin aott6.n perSsbrt nit 8.ba:
o.n ibr 81 gum slknbbrot: "Sisbtt
Su. S6dbden", fast bic Wama, ~ou
peiRt aar nidt, ipie gut bus bait.
Seben Saa gum Griihitid unh Ibeno
Elm 10 fdbSnts gi. aIs id fIein mar,
bab. i'd, has nidt betommsn. : wtt
fobt.rnItbeftem @siiht&en ertpibert
qott6,n: ga, tp,ibt bu, Wama, bas
mails baben bic suten Sennen aud
oeipib nod ieine gier s.lsst.'
Wiarieden Ip1 Sum SitObsr in bic
@6ul. fpmmeu. nSa. ia, mein tlsi'
ues W6belhen", ipridt bic Wlama
unb ifrsidt iEr bi, bIOnbtn @ui9el'
ISddsn aus Der Stirn, nun baPa
balb elm Gnbe nit spiel unb 3ana
Sm Ottober tommit bu our @4nlei
Sa b.iBt's frib duffteben nnb flsibtG
I,rnena. Ra6bsntlih bort Uiarie'
diem au. bann iagt iie beruhissnb
W1amas Dang. toIsnb: r9u fet mar
oan, rubig, Wlutti. go lange tpis ot
i.bf, ssb' i6 MID nu8 S4uIsA.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

= 9ie quite 9artie. So4,
terden: rRi9t pubr. papa, man bat
bod, nur einsn Rinsfinger2" = Par'
renii: -0s pirit baben asbn Rtnsttn'
ser!!"
9aGetnbumor. Sauner
(Ser on Der glnidlagfdule isinep
Stedbrief lisiD: rgaur 300 Utart
@eIpbnling! So. ia, ss 1T f@tper, DIS
rion beutsutuse einsn 9ansn Hot!
au! .@dau Dir ben Di4tsr
Sptitterl an! Dis Der Don etner
Seit, Der Strabs ouf Die anoers
Ib,ponft!" = .Su. Der fu4t t.oen'
io[Ig mad elmer neusu Ri4tuns!"
-8eim Setratb spermttt I t.
Ter. Wtutter: glIo sic perosn tiir
meine So6ter bsTtimmt fOrgen, ni4t
pa6r9 @as idh nod idssn pPllts,
lie ipielt audi srOburtis &ldpisr. =
Seirdt6spermittler: Rd, ods madt
nid1ts, mir perbsn i9on nod einsn
SaperbOrissn fiuosn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
8 d t.
Bon YatdeI goroap.

Der @assn trGst fe fort. i'm am
Steuer, iie an feiner Seite. aber ibre
3iiss fino bart. perfdlOFen.
Sic baben einen Str.it ssbabt, ben
eritsn srnften Streit in isbsn Sabren
ilrer Gbe! limb ieber tGmpft itils
i9tpeisenb feline 8ittertstt binunter.
Sine Sunoe @eripdtung! Wabame
Fat ii9 nm cine Stunbe Dsripdtet!
Das iibertrifft alles bisber 0aseipes
Isne. DAB bteie Grau aud niemaIs
piinttli9 isin tann! 8, Oisfs p.rbaBts
llnpiinttlidteit, Defenders bel elmer
@utomObiliitin. Satte man bod eins
Sour pon etpa Spun5ig Weilen ges
plant! Der gan5e Plan 1T 3uni4te,
Sie Stunbeneintbeilung unuiib. Man
fGbrt in Der Nadpirtuns Der Rerpo'
iitGt, Die bas Warten erSeuste. in Der
Daft, bic perIorsne 3sit na9aubolen
in Der 5ur9t, ni9t 5ure4tsutOmmen
llnb bic gan5e Spa3ierfabrt 1T Der
ocrben. Noh ba5u, ipenn man, tpit
Eeute, bel 8stannten gum Sriibitiic
| atlaben lit. Damn tpirb Die 8er5Oeei
runa unperssibIib. 9snn f6lieblih II
ea beleibisen6 fir Die @aitsebsr. 81
tebeutet, oab man INNER nod friil
eenu9 su ibnen tommt, oaB man I'D
ridht I'M ibr angebrdnntes Ghel
Iorqt, nm bre llnseoulO, ihrs llnrubc
IRan Isbt ii6 ibren Sp0ttereisn aus
ben iibIi9en S6erSen iiber Die panns
bie man nidt suseben min. iiber "a
glutpmobil, nit benz man ME aure6t
tommt. piinttIi9teit 1T bic SOflitl
lett Der S0gist uno bi. aOtetteris De
gbuuffeure. aber mas WonIieur ar
mtiifen Grg.rt unb trGntt, 1T, bab
fd benz unDerbeHerliden 9dItc
mdhtlos g.eeniiberIiebt. Die Stimn
Der aosit, Der @ernunft, 3Grtli4iei
ten, pafbetii9es Bitten. beftise Sol
piirfs, ales lGbt MaOume uneH
pfinoli6. @eber Der @unich. ibrel
Gatten ni6t su miBfulIen. nod b
5ur6t Dor i,inem 3orn, ni4ts tOnn
lie ie bdpon ubbringsn.
., bies @srgniisen, stipas ano.r'
{ ,u tbun, als man tbun ioa, iih elm
anberen SADIE gu fpiomeu, ols be
] ole man errei9en mub, gu tdnoeI
nit etipas 9stpihensbihen, bic ot
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

Der 2ttbGinssfpru d.
9lmaIie: .Nsin 2ieblinssipru4 laus
tet: Wait persinten Srdften! nno
O.insr9" = Sbsrsf.: rUisin lieber
Sofepb!"
= Il m 70 mebr. Sur 9eiuno'
belt, 6err Wirtb!" = sd babe 10
aarnidbt eenief, fOnbern 9sbultet!"
,,Ra, 70 f6nnen sic bod Seiunobeit
.rif r.dt sebrauden!"
-aus Der g duIe. Sebrsr;
,,Das bort auf, penn our9 cine Hes
pollution f6rantenloie @illtiir ubtr
bas 2dno qe5ra6t piro9" - Shus
Ter: .9i. @smiithIi4feit."
= S66n ausgebrii t. Ir5t
(sur pfIessrin): ~@d, nun feblen
uns 8luteseI! Sd bate iie i3On
heute Mprgen duf Der 3unge. bob
nudbem i'd iis Sbnen gsftern 10 aut
bic SeeIe gebunben bate. hotfts ih,
sic ipiirb<n biefeIben aud 10 I'm
&Opfe behuItsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

-0ie 9ebirgstarte. (Srst
SuuriItsn panoern auf bem Sebir9e
einber.) = @riter souriit gum sipeI.
ten): ,Saben sic eine 8arte bel
iid9" - 3psitsr SOuriit: ~Rdtiir'
lid; pas nGren mir Die Ilpen Opne
- Stat"
9i. cute Sausfrd u.
Qoraellonbdnbler: r@is pOllen alp
furbiaes @eIdirr tuufen; lpelde Jur'
te mare Sbnen 90 am ansenebrn'
ifenY" - DGme: Nd, oas 1T mir
siemli6 esal. seben sic mir nur e'ne
ssorbe, Bel ipslder man ben S4muB
ni9t 70 fisbt."
Sn Der unfi9erbett
,.glun. SSrib, fsi sinmul aufri4ttg, -.
i'd ipeib ia. tpie ss BEL su4 Stuosi:
ten au9e6t! @as bdit 0u lsst b:'
Dem unIidsrsn SriibIinssipetter esrs ~
5ebt, :. ben Dinterrod ober oen
lleb,raieber9r = STUDENT: -A1'
Onfsl, beiOs!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

Ridfi9tsnoll. 9o4asitss
reiIenber: n0utd ben Sunnsl ITS
aber arg Iansium sangen!" = So'
falbobnsS9a rRo ia, Der 3ugs
fii6rer tain bait net 70 iep -er IS
ia ielber mo- net lang perbsiratt!"
ueb.r feiue 8erb d t.
rtffe. STUDENT a.: nSait Su Das
3immer senommsn2"- Stubent b.;
sgs fuIlfe apun5is Mart toiten :.
ipie tann i9 BEL meinsm bst4etotne.n
GintOmmen 10 OisI... i4ulotg blsl'
ben!"
lInunstuebms Gutfl d>
runq. Sirit: Die fsitlidsn @erun'
itaItunoen uno Opatipnen BEL meinsm
9tbidieb Iinb ia fait nod 9robartlserr'
ols beim GmpfaHs!" : 8irssrmel'
ter (9orTbenber bes 5titeomttss)'
',@eruben gp. 9urdluu&t Die Der
Iiheruna entses.nSunebmen. oas LEG
nidt am gomite, bds 1T in WubrRet
Ter SubeI bes 9oItes."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

-3ursben biIft. Gbsf Gum
neuen RsiIsnben): r9rimmis &c 50.
III uniere BETTE 3unbi4aft, uno Sic
baben aud bon bort teinen Guftrdg
mitaebra6t3" Reiienber: sd
babe mir bic sr0Bte Miibe gessben.
8in Ioaar breimal binausgeporfen
iporben!]- Gbsf (bsftis): ~9rsimal2
= bic taufen bod INNER srit nod
Sem pierten Wtals!"
RsaIifif9e auffa l.
Iuna. 2ebrsr Tim glnf4auungsun'
terri6t): r0iefe glrt. PfIan5en al
rersbeln, nennt man alio ~otuliren"
glud Der Meni@ iOll f4On in ietnsn
iungen Sabren gemGb isinen 4nld'
gen, 5G6igteiten uno yleisunssn oer'
ebslt iperbsn. @er peiB mir nun 5ll
iaosn, ipobur9 oieie 8ereSelung oea
NlsnIhen aef9iebt9" = Der tletn'
Trib: .Ouras Smpfsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
GrGue

-9etfrsgegenpart. Srdus
Eein: vSis iinb alfO bsi oem Gifens
Eabnungliid babet getpefen9" :
2itteraturprofefor: naleroings; i'd
5ubr ia in benz perionen5us, Der nit
BEN enteegentommenben S4nea3ug
5uTammenprdlIte. @ott, par bas etn
StoB! es mar. als ipolIte bic Welt
Gus ben Susen seben." = Srduletn:
@as bu6ten sic oenn oa i'm eriten
Bapment2" = profeHor: sd oa9ts
mir: pie re9t bat bod Der 9t4ter,
Ser 90 Iast; .2etdt BEL etnanber ipOb'
zer bic @ebanten, bod bart I'M Rau'
mt itDbsn Iid bi. Sa4en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
8ciie gurfidlt.

GrRer SonntagsretteG
(sum anoern): nOu reitsit nur tns
ssreieq @arum ME in ben StraBsn
Der Stu6ts"
2neiter Sonntagsretter Y;
.Sas ristiere i9 nidt oa itebt
Der Saul in ben @pieselfdeibsn Der
2SSen qlei9, per b'rauf itBt unb bat
ni9t ben serinsIten Reipsft msbr!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

gef9eiben. rDarum ans
seIn Sic eisentlib ben san3en Ra4.
mittas, sic fansen ia bod ni4ts!"
= .Qld, tpiFen sic, bel Dem angeln
90 bersebt Ginem bic 3eit 10 9ubta
Iangiam!"
Ratiirli9. rSeben sic bod
iene Dame, Die trob ibrss mangel'
hdften @ebiFss fortpdhreub nit ipeit'
ae6ffnstem Uiunbs la9t!" = ga, ba
fie 70 penis 3dbne bat, tann fe ii9
bas 2a9sn eben nidt - DtrbetBenE
abqefpeiF. Stubent: ~aie'
ber Ontsl, id bin iiberaeust, Su
iniirbeft mir oas 9elb beitimmt ses
ZEN, tpenn 9u Did nur einmdl in
msine Gage perfeBen niroef." :
Sntel: .Wag fsin. uber i'd babe sbel'
nidt bic llebuns i'm @srieBsn. tpts
Su."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
glnf Der SDbs Der 5eit.

.9isbe Jruu miiGer, id wiiro. 70
isbr aerne glbsnbs einmal in ods
Concert ooer in oas Sbeater eeber
bod nit gfiidii9t auf mein 8abp II
mir bies sar nidt m6gIi4."
r9lber, 8erebrteite, oa gibt es bod
iebt elm 70 sinfudes Mittsl, Tim Obn'
Sorse Inn bds ainb oas Saus per'
leIIen su tDnnen, ih lafe bas meinigt
bunn einfa9 9lorofOrmiren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

Gin 8er{u9. pfarrer (Su
sinem betruntenen 8auerD: ~Bie,
Sannss; Sbr Dsripradt mir bod.
sud su befern!" : Sannes: DOS
Stimmf ua. Serr pfarrer; 7 tomm'
febt alIpeil Iao' sdn5 fdDn ohns Be
AItitung beim!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
gereiusmeierei.

.Sddm' 9id bo4, Mann! 9eitsrn
Nittag stnsit 9u fort unb tsBt
znmmit Du erit tpieoer!"
.Sa - es Iisb fih nt6t unosrs
Tnd9en: Oie DanberiettioR bonn
Gpprtsberbanb Der Sdnserabtheiluns
MnIeres Surnperetus bat mprgen ibrs
SfiftunesfeItDorfeier. uno oa batten
mir SauptprObe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

Ier.m 3immer binaufgsbsn. mir ss.
hen ins Sbeater, mein Mann tOHmt
auth alei6, uno i'm Speiieiaai mar
..ine Sinte. : Neiu. sic brdu4en
mir ni6t plaB gu MAIDEN, lahsn Sle
Shire 9atience ni4t FOreu. i4 '4retbs
hier, nur um cine Seber unS Stnts
Bite id. = 60, 9dnte Iebr - oa TT
aud, mein Mann fdon!A
rmarp, biit on ferti59 - giIs oi9
SOd. : Wsr. SObnitOn pia i4lieBsn!
9u fGnaf .rit ans 9lber mir tom1
men ia Su Ipat! Sruuen! = SIMMER
olIes auf ben lebteu Wtoment!" lieB
{ib Die Stimme SIR. 5ro9ions, Der
mit fnarrenben S6uben unssoulolg
ouf unb abtrampslts, pernehmen.
mrs. Srpsion lieB iih absr ni1tt
ftSren. Sie 6att. ibr.n 8risfbpsen allt
Sas ben @lastaiten bes 2abenttl4ts,
sen fis als pult benubte, bsoedenoe
oriine Sud, selest. Wr. Spbniton psrs
fieft. iid INNER mebr in ieint Paa
tience: .Seuts min iis gar n'4t alf'
ssbtn." ax
Msr. Jrosfon ldd.Ite: .Sd perlt'9e
I.iSer aar ni6ts bapon." Bdbrenooei'
fen hattie Mrs. Sersufon elm tlstnes,
i6arfes StdblinItrument NIT Der lln'
fen SanS aus ibrem Rieitiile ssso'
o,n unb be5ann, lpahrenb iis nit Der
N.6ten dnf6einenb Ihrieb, unter Dem
e6ust bes sriinen Sifd.s Elm pier
.dices Stiid aus Dem Solarabmer
b,s RaIiens 5u i4neiOen.
Wr. SsrOaion lieb I6 Die patiene'
trtlGr.n, unD Mrs. Trosfon ltert'
mittlerneil. in aler @emiithll4tel'
ben Surelentufsn. Dus &radsn pOr
Mr. 5rpsfons neuen Stitfsln lorSt
Safiir, oGb bas Left. @erduIth Del
e6nsib,sSnitrumsnts ntat sshor
.Tsrtis,- Iasts mrs. SrOsfon
rbGnt. bsf.ns, Siit ou fsrtis
! Mann2"
,Weein. putienee 1T aud dufgssan
aen," iuste Solution. .S4lnB." Sa
bel briidte er auf einen elsttriihe'
; anppf, unO in Der Sbiir sriAtsn =
! Elm @duBmunn.
!. Wir. uno Wlrs. Sro5Ion, Die IL
I. idpn aum @eben sspanot batter
orsbten ii4 .rfaunt gu Wr. Sohnito
! i'm, Ser plDblih = ohne oas graz
u gart6.n, absr stpei RtDolpsr pDr f.
!. binItredenb = uufseri9tet Dor ie
y nem Sdrsibtii9 Itano.
,8puloers!" rief bds 9aunsrpdt
pie aus einem Wiunbe.
: uccsatpobl, 8pul6ers," anttporte
I Der Detettip. Limb ibr ieiO Soc Sm
y tberB unb 9lnns @iIcor, mir iino
!. alte getannt,. Sabt eua uuf Solle
J popo@Gottase nieberseiuFen9 S4
!, Sc, oab ibr eusr biibfdss 8eiibtbu
BON gortlonb aus i4Derli4 beiu4
tGnnen perbet, unter Sehn Sabr'
y piro's bi.smal nidt abg.ben. Ill
y nun feib 10 gut uno ballet ole San
y Der, oamit mir eu9 Fefeln tDnnen.
g 8OrtpGrts, Ssrseunt! = 0issm
y p.rbet ibr uns ni9t snttpiiden, n
!" bamals Dor sp.i Subrtn, oufiir ipr
., len mir forgsn! SGttet ni4t b
~ ~ eurem prinaip, nur GunbbGuier au
g. !. supIiinSern, abssben folI.n. Dur ei
~ lpObl au perIodeub, Die gtlesen9
,r ~ bier, ipus2 So. ia. nit Sped far
~ man Mdufe!"
{" g, 9luf iebsn stpedGoi.n Wiosrita
y, y, per5i9tenO, IieBen iie ii4 bic Sur
'" idellsn unlessn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
9as serbadtise SeISitid.

Commits (br elm srhalttnss
SInfsispfennisiiid auf Dem aaesn,
fiI6 iprinssn lGBt): ~Sas Stiid
tliRst nidt beionoers, iunser 9srr!'
Runbe .@as perlansen Sts
benn Don einem Siirf5igpfennigitiids 7
Sou es pienei9t tlinsen tpie ne Wsp'
aartI5e Sper9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

Sremoer: r@i6sn sic. Ssrr
@irtb, 70 Elm truurises adff, ipts
bas SSbrise bier, bab' i'd mstn 1ebz
taa ni&t seI.1en; bier luufen ia bic
2eute rum fpis Sbiptsn."
Wirtb: rSreilid, bGfiir babsn
mir aber aud isst serabe GrsmOen'
faiTonlA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

@te: rgeun f9eint ia bus prOblem
Aer fliegenbsn 0radsn gel0it gu
ftiu9"
Gr fiir iid): rad 9ott, ia! @bsr
usiner fIiest trob alIer Sebern INNER
nod nidtl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

= unfaBbar. g3OIi5iit Gum
Qrretirten): .Das. STUDENT pollen
sic Iein9 @ie tommt benn ba bic
ouittirte S9neiOerrsdnung in Sbre
2ai6e9"
aus 6em @sridtsida a I.
Ri6ter: ,@urum buben sic BON al
zen 9urrGtben i'm 9ellsr Der eolo'
MISUNDERSTANDING geraoe Die 8iss
murd6sringe ssitoblen9" - Gtnbrs'
der: Sd bin nun nal 10 patriot'ld4'
! Serr Rihterl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
Der sssiuidJmeder.

0ienHmGb6.n: Ru Der 9rduisum unisrsr aD9in, Oas TT
erf Elm Sindmed.r Der bng losar leh e'9ss S'pUu@ ~ ~
er lie @benos beIudn tommt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

: @egenfrage Der flsine
8ulter lpirb am eritsn SduItase pom
2ebrer aefrast: .Was 1T 9ein Batter,
msiu Rieiner!" Sdnel eripibert
bieIer: .auufmaun! llnb mas III
Sbr Batter, S.rr 2sbrsrs"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

usSd3 perFteb. nidt, auiindtn, ipte
Dn einen Uaann NIT rOtben Saaren
Geiratbsn fonnteitT
90 ba9te ia i'm glnfans au4,
ober bic Saare seben ihm ia Sott
lei 9ant f9on aus!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

= S65ne giuleituns.
grpfeFor: sd tomms, nm mir
Sbre Notwithstanding an5nieben!"
Sommeraienratb: & .9eitatten sic, odB
i'd Sbnen sunddit msine 5rau unO
meire SDdter bprisle!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12
sR iidfi& &tsIo 8.

Ridfi4tsIos. S4dus
Epieler (eines tIeinen Sbeaters. gu els
mem anbern): ~lInier 0irettor 1T
mber bod Elm re9t bosbuft.r Wenf4!
3ie6t er mir cine Rolle, in Der i4
Hleiue alte tiiFsn mub!"
SsraussspluBt. Serr
{oer ole Sbiir ge0ffneD: ~Siefe inns
merpGbrsnbe @t0rung. @as pollsn
sic = fpsr Fnb Sis9" = 8ettIer:
8Iinb! 81. brau9en mid besbalb
nber ni6t 70 psrpunoerE un3uieben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

es pur ses.n 8 llbr ab.nos. Nsr.
SobnIton hattie bereits Die sriinen
sSilsOeden iibsr feline 9lustdIten, in
Ssnsn er feline SiIiptlen uusieIte, sss
treitet unb bate ihon ben aaoen
oeldloTen, penn = feline Patiente
nur bate aufseben uOllen. Sa Dffnsts
ii6 oie Sbir, unO Mrs. 5roslOn trat
Elm.
n9l6, Mr. SObnitcu, ipiiroen SN
mir osituttsn, bier bel Sbnsn i4nsa
einiae 3eilsn Su I6reiben9 Sd mag
ni9t nod sinmul bic Srsppsn gu un'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-12

2ieutendnt: pS4Dappler'
bluten sic Td nur ni6t 10 aut -.
mir itbeint, sic mDdten iid auf men
gtototoensel binuusipielen!"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-06
National Guard Meet.

.F-
The following militia officers from
New Ulm attended the National
Guard meeting in st. Paul Monday:
Gen Bobleter, Major Bnschers, Vogel,
Eckstein, Fritsche and Graft, Capt.
Albert Pfaender and Lieuts. Groebner
and Hubbard.
General Bobleter made the opening
address and complimented the officers
of the association on the improve
ment in craftsmanship shown over
last year. He suggested that the adj
jutant general should appoint a spe-
cial officer to instruct the men in the
use of the rifle on the home ranges,
This should be in addition to the in-
struction given at the summer camp,
as at that time it is impossible to gain
any degree Of proficiency in the few
days of practice. Capt. Pfaender in
his paper on ssRife Practice on the
Home Ranges cited the work OF
Company A and showed that whereas
five years ago the company had one
sharpshooter and seven marksmen il
now had thirty marksmen, two sharp
shooters and nine experts, an increase
which he attributed wholly to practice,
on the home range.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-06
High School Notes.

2 Il
The high school has opened after
the holiday vacation in good spirits
everyone feeling rested and anxious
to work again. The prospects for the.
new year are bright in every way,
Not only IS this true OF athletics and
attendance, but it is true of generah
department and scholarship as WE'LL.
The basketball game between the
home boys and those of the Cleveland
high school in st. Paul, which is
scheduled for next Friday evening
promises to be an interesting one-
Every body should turn out and sup
port the New Ulm players in this, the
greatest struggle of the school year.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-06


There is a pleasure experienced at
the close of every year in reviewing
the business of New Ulm's leading
manufacturing plant that must be
more than satisfying to every citizen
interested in the growth and prosperity
of his town.
Yesterday Secretary Vogtel Of the
Eagle Roller Mill Co. completed his
annual statement and submitted to the
Review the following remarkable
statistics.
During the year the mill ground
a 4, :344, 233 bushels of wheat or an app
proximate average of 1850 bushels
or a good trainload forevery working
day in the year.
This resulted in the production of
972,360 barrels of flour and 50, O59, go
pounds of feed. This product is
shipped into every state in the union
except il the extreme west and liberal
quantities are also shipped to the
United Kingdom, Holland, Scandi-
navia, Finland, Germany, Cuba,