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The Appeal., 1909-11-20
WESTLING MATCH
Between Theodore Peter and Gus Ris-
dan Next Wednesday Evening.

Between Theodore Peter and Gus Ris-
dan Next "Wednesday Evening.
There is much interest displayed by
the lovers of athletic sports in the
wrestling match, which is scheduled
to take place at Wagner Hall on next
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock under
the auspices of the Afro-American
Athletic Association between Theo-
dore Peter, the light heavyweight
champion Of the Northwest. and Gus
Risdan, the champion heavyweight of
st. Paul.
Theodore Peter is the man who
stayed the limit with Zbyszkc at the
Star last week on two occasions, for
which he was paid $40 per minute, or
$100, each time. The Pioneer Press
stated that Peter had two ribs cracked
in the contest, but such is not the fact
and Peter will surely appear next
Wednesday night. Don't fail to see
this great wrestling match.
Tickets only 25 cents.
The Appeal., 1909-11-20

If you can't tell the truth don't tell
anything.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Kelley have
moved to 304 E. Seventh.
Give thanks and eat turkey next
Thursday-if you are able.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reilly have
moved to TIA w. Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Joyce have
moved to $50 st. Anthony avenue.
PRINTING of all kinds done at THE
APPEAL. office. Satisfaction guaran.
teed.
Try the Special Sunday Dinner at
Gopher Cafe, 6S1A w. Third street, 35
cents.
Remember the great wrestling
match at Wagner Hall next Wednes-
day night.
The Red Moon, new Billiard and
Pool Room, has been opened at 124 E..
Third street
Mr.. and Mrs. March Salters and Mr.
and Mrs. G. P. Tyler have moved to
331 Rondo street.
Habit, the best cent Cigar.
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"coAL THAT BURNS,
COAL, NOT CLINkERS,"
THAT'S WHAT WE HAVE.
HOLMES G. HALLOWELL,
SEVEN CORNERS.
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L. J. Thompson has again taken
charge of the Ideal Restaurant, ready
to serve all comers
Where do you eat? Why not at
THE GRILL, 1873 F.. Third street. Reg
ular Dinner 20 cents.
Elegant Sunday dinner at GOPHER
CAFE, G9% w. Third St., from 11:3O
to 800 p. m. 35 cents.
FOR RENT-Large furnished front
room for man and wife or two gentle
men at 5S2 st. Anthony avenue.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
LOUGH WILL PERSONALLY CON-
DUCT THE MUSIC AT THE MIS-
SION CLUB soIREE AT BoWLBY
HALL, SIXTH AND ROBERT
STREETS, THANKSGIVING NIGHT,
NOV Is.
CLARENCE M. TlBBS, MAN.
AGER; MESDAMES FIRSTON
WHITE, GEORGE L. HOAGE, JAMES
A. VASS, j. n. SHERWOOD, c. M.
TIBBS. RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
The Appeal., 1909-11-20
A REMINDER.
A Savings Account With

THE STATE SAVINGS BANK
Fo'Tth and Minnesota Sts., st. Paul,
iusures not only absolute safety, but
rs an incentive to practice economy
and nut away small sums whenever
convenient. Interest compounded Jan
aarv and July each year at 31a% per
arnum.
deposits Over $4,000, 100000.
OFFICERS.
charles p. Noyes, Prest.
Kenneth Clark, v.-Pres.
cHSsess q. Lawrence, Trees.
The Appeal., 1909-11-20
TRUSTEES AND MANAGERS.

Mrs. Fannie King-President.
E. I. Robinson-Vice-Pre
Mrs. Inez Pope-Secretary.
J.. ]. Hirshfield-Treasurer
J. w. King-Superintendent.
J. II. Charleston.
G. H. Evans.
Attorney-W. R. Morris, Minneapt
lis.
H. c. Hamilton.
Flavia Hamilton.
Doctor-R. S. Brown, Minneapolis.
P. E. Reid.
Alex Payne.
o. c.. Hall.
Isaac Newton.
ADVISORY BOARD.
Mrs. Lottie Evans-Chairman.
Mrs. N. Slaughter.
Mrs. H. Holmes.
Mrs. J. H. Dillingham;.
Mrs J. B. Williams.
Mrs G. B. Wright.
Mrs Mildred Sharpe.
Mr.. II. Holmes.
NEEDLE WORK, GUILD NO. 81.
Mrs. Fannie King.
Mrs. LOttie Evans.
Mrs. N. Slaughter.
Mrs. NJ. Sharpe.
Mrs. H. Holmes.
Mrs. o. G. Hall.
Mrs. c.. B. Wright
Mrs. J. H. Dillingham;.
Mrs. A. Clarke.
Mrs. J. H. Williams.
The Appeal., 1909-11-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z.
THE MISSION CLUB WILL GIVE
ITS OPENING SoiREE THURSDAY
EVENING, NOVEMBER Is, 1909, at
6oWLBY HALL. CARDS OF AD.
MISSION, IS CENTS.
The Appeal., 1909-11-20

COAL AND WOOD-Z. 3. FifeId.
2c5 Scandinavan-American Bank
Building, Cor. jackson and Sixth
streets, sells the best grades of Coal
and Wood at the lowest prices. Fire
and accident policies also written up.
The Appeal., 1909-11-20

With Every Coal Order.
"God Old Fashioned Honesty goes
with every ton of coal we deliver
Holmes and Hollowell Co., Seven Cor
l.nerS.
The Appeal., 1909-11-20

The Busy Corner
> Cool Weather Menu
Hot Chocolate and Whipped Cream
Hot Tomato BouIlion
Hot Beef Tea
Hot Clam Boullion
The Appeal., 1909-11-20
ANNOUNCEMENT

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The Appeal., 1909-11-20
SAINT PAUL
A WEEKS RECORD IN MINNESO
. TA's CAPITAL.
The SANITY City" and Sanity City
FoIks-Newsy Items Of Social, Re-
liGious, Political and General Mat
ters Among the People.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
gabn orobt init Strifebredern.

Bon anbcreu Stdbten mill Ole Bal
timore . Sbtp . gabn Wtai6inis
item fir Die @t. Glare . @erfNot'
ten bcrbei5iebcn, ipenn Die Strifer
morgen nidt 5uriidfcbren. CINE
lpeitere Slusbreitung ocs StriteS
beiiirbtet.
Ger Strife, luelder om Sreitog I'M.
ter ben IN Der Heparotur 0erfitGtte
IN Mount Glare beibaitigten 350Wu.
i6iniIten auSbrodL iheint beoentli.
den llmiang an5unebmen, uno es
miro permlltbet, ooB alld) Die in ser
Nipcrii0e . @erfitGtte ongeIteuteu
Moid)iniiten lid ocnGriteren anid)lie.
BEN lpcro2n. 3ic Baltimore , Ohio.
9abn E @ermultungj meldlc beioe
@erfitdtten cignet, bot ertIGrt, Dab
W%uifiniiten Don unoeren StGoten
bernnge3ogen marOeuL I'M Sale Die
Strifcr nidt bis lnorgell lbre Nrbeit
mieoer uufgenommen baben. Ger IH'
Lob 81 DEM Strife CAB Die nelle Yer
oromng ser 9ubm nodl luelder MIR
nod nod Stiiforbeit be5oblt ueroen
ioQ. @cItern fouo cine &eriomm'
hung ser Strifer in 9roof'S Saue, an
Der @eIt = 9oltimoreltrnBe, itatt, uno
eS lullrOe beidlloiierL Oie iGmnltliden
Unions Mitaliaoer gegen cine 9e.
ihaftigun9 an Der Baltimore Sbio.
9obu 81 l%uoruelI. Bon iGmmtlihcn
Woihiuiiten Der Mt. Glare : @erfs
ItGtte gin9en oeltern II al Gle Ar.
belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Sin Ocrniinitigcr 9Slau.

Gle Wur0Iine Wcplcr ul0 Suof be-
fiirluortcu @ouuCrnellr GrotberS'
Froictt Der Wefungcncn 3 9(rbeit
bci'm SonoltroBcn . 9olt: - Sal
ten oaliclbc iiir %portbeilbuit in
er}ieb2riidcr uno gciun0beitIidcr
Siniid)t.
Ser bon 8ollperneur Grot6er9 al.
gcrcatc Floll, @cfangenc, pelde ets
nen tllr5en Sermin ST perbiiBen pa.
bcnL sur Nrbcit bei'm neutrality-suspicious.
berou 81 5iebeL iinOet in oen Serren
@epIer mo Soot, ben Moroeinen oeS
Worplanoer 3udtbnuieS, be5lu. beS
Soltimorcr 8efGngniiieS, 5lpei amer
tnnnt9n NlltoritGten olti Dem 8ebiete
oeS 0eIungcnenmeiens, mormeVefiirs
morter. 8r. @epler idlGgt Dor, ana
log ser i'm Stnote W~oiiuduiettS nit
Grfolg geiibten Wetbooe, @eiong2.
men . 5eloIoger cinjlriftetr, II. 5tpor
zines I'M iii0lifcn SbeileS Sfaotes,
pieaeiht Golpert County, 2il unoe.
res I'M meitlid)en Worplano uno elm
on0ereS om Situfcr.
9ltf bicic Nciia, meint Sr. 0cpler,
milrOc Die @eiuodung ser 2eute iebr
erleid)tert icin uno MIR 1eringe SEQ.
item MAIDEN. Gr gloubt, bob oieg(uS.
iitbrung oe9 Flones Die @eion0enen
3llr Nrbeit cr5iehen mo ouBerocm
groBe Gortbcile III ionitGrer Nid)tuno
NIT lid brirgen miiroe. Gcnn oielc
8efnn9ene, 10 iiibrt Sr. NeDIar aus,
mclde on 0oS Seben im Sreieu &c
mobnt ieicrL 5eigten nod ihrer Gin.
ferferung Inlage 81 tubertuloien H..
lcrofuloien Grfronfnngen. Gurd) Pr
belt bei'm 2onoltrnBenbou luiirocn
Die 8cTnngenen III Ole Soqc geiett
Iein, iclblt lire llnterbultfoiten 5lt
ocroiellen uno oohurh oen Counties
cine mond)mol iebr enpiinolidc9iir.
De obnebmen. Gie @efon9eneL mel.
die ibrcn eriten Stroftcrmin obbii.
Bc,L mGd)tc iSr. Weplcr BON ser Nrs
bcitSpiIidlt olagcihlulitn iebcll,
Sr. Soot, Der in irilbcren Sobren
elmer Der beoelttcn0Itcn S%troBenbolt.
l(nterncbmer oes Stuute6 mar, Der.
fritz 0un5 Gbnlid)c Nnlid)ten. Gr Der.
lpeiIt olf Sirginien, 100, lpie er iogt,
nit Siilic bon @eiongencn = Nrbeit
mocooomilirte SonoitroBen Sllm So
lttnpreilc bon $500 pro WeiIe &c.
bout iueroen. GieieIben Reiultote
nlcinte cr, Iolltcn iid) oltd IN Worp-
lano cr5ielcn loiicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
$taot Baltimore.
/, Spnuenaai. nnb 1tuteraaug.
Gas &etter.

Mir WorplonO uno 0Cn Giltritt
Columbia belttC Hcgenitullcr NM
am Nud)nlittag unO Abcno ptclleld)t
@elpitter; morgen RcGcn mo nodbcr
tlor mO fijDlcr; iiiOlid1 bis %liloucIis
lid)e @inhe.
@n0cncbmt5 1riibIirGSmcttcr mar
Baltimore gcitcrn beifiebcn. Gle
b0d)Ite Ieuperotur NOR n @roo nm
Z llhr 9totmittog9 uno Die ricOrigIte
81 @rao nm I llbr Dioraen5.
&n ben uuocren @unOc9 @ettcr.
@cobattuno9. Stotioncn muroen Die
iolgcuOen b0titcn Gempcroturcn per
3cid)nct:
GoItpurt "a, Yortlono 60, Bolton
81. 9lIbonp y, Ncm PORT G6, EbiIus
0cIpbio ~, gtlonticsGitu 56, Gope
Man 80, @%oibington IS, 9%iorioIf a,
Nottcroa IS, Charlotte 81, MiIminas
ION -, Gborlciton 80, Sauonnob SO,
&udiunpiac 7S, ISlpiter Is, &3It-gScIt
50, Ntlanta 81, Wontgomerp 81, 9tem
Orleans 80, Golcitine 81, COLLECTION
7S, Corpus Gbriiti so, Mempbis 81,
Cincinnati 50. Fittaburg IS, Samcgo
So, Buffalo ~, GlepeIanb SO, Detroit
81, gllpeno 81, MarQuctte 30, @reen
9op So, Chicago Ga, GuIntb 60, ct.
Saul Ga, ct. 9ouiS GS, aonloS.Gitp
Ga, Smoba "a, Suron GO, 9iSmard
4S, NiQiIton AZ, S1pre IS, Stlcna 56,
Solt Qofe 60, Tenper Al, Y. Hlottc
GO, 9ooge Gitg 64. NnoriIlo 76, Cos
An9CIeS G6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

fenncn (bie 5mcite 9iniiion oeS ~
item @eifmoberS lpar tnltS @nloB Der
dtreIiid)eu 8trrelt nddj Sitniien d5'
geoumpft). 1lod oils Gapit1n.Sieute'
nurlt fam er Damn gum Ibmirolltob
Ser Woriue. glm 6. WGr5 1903 nuroe
NlbCrt Sopmom Goroettcn' GapitolL
lun0 iein Yntcnt oils 6regatten.eopts
tim 0otirt pom 10. Sftober 1907. gr
lit Bitter oeS Hotben NoIcr.O roellS
uicrtcr aIoiie nit Der aronc, oea
aroncn. GrocnS 6rittcr &IoIie mo
SnbubCr oc9 Observation-Disclosures
&reljCS.
y d. cine ucue 2tnte MAD
benz Gniteru Sbore.
Nahbem crit oicicr Gage sic Che
iopeofc tributaries Transportation
Company" cine rlcle &inie 3lued8
8crbinoung 0Ca SltuierS nit Dol
tinore olIrd NbienOulg oC@ go.
ioIinbootco .@opioto" er0finet Bot,
miro ans Cotton, NiO. iiber oie
@riinOung elmer mobbGngigcn
lronSportation9 .Gompognie IN Sol-
botsGolmtp iiir Die Gtoblirul2 elmer
ncucn 2inic on Goitcrn Shore be
rihtct. Gle nclc Gompoanic bat 30
rcitS oos grobc Wotorboot oErinccB"
g~cfouit mo miro nod mciterc IN 8c.
tricb iCben. Gle 9ootc iolIen m0dent'
lid 0rci Sobrtcu Don Baltimore ans
ntoUcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

Sppontrtc acacn Sci.
rath Trou Ybilipp ". SCOPES
bon HotonSpile uno Sberit &. \,
Ginpicl. Die Gltcrn bon SSrl. 2oriic
VI. Wiu uno 1fobcrt &. Iinipiel,
mcld,c not @nibineton ourtbroll.
ten itlo lid bort trnllcn lieBen. TIA.
len lid Neitcru Morgcn in Cation.
mo cine Gepeid)e bon BORT bciuat,
Dab Nnltrcllauiaen genrod)t merbell
%Iolle1. Die Che iiir ungiiItig ji crfld-
rem, 6rmu Scopes. sic Miriter ori
Wroilt, iuclde nab benz Sobc ibrcs
crIten 8otten &rn, Scopes bc~irnthe.e.
crflorte. BOB Tie lid oui feinen SoIl
NIT Der Seirntb cinperltanocn erfIi,
rem luiirbe. Gas iulgc Eonr lit ic.
ood) id)on iiber ole 9erge. uuo eS
iutro ongenommen, bob lie in Moiia.
d)itlcttS ibrcn @obniie griinoen iper.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

Sum Spiclpl lat. Gongrcb
IN EtttSburg.- 6rl. Miorp 9.
Stellort, Die Superintenocntin scr
bieIigcn SpielpIGbe, u,o Nr. @eorle
". Gblcr, ser SetretGr ser ,Ocfient.
lld)cn Ntblcten 2igo" unb Der Spiel.
plob = @eicuihoft," meroen beute
Ibcno mad EittSblrg obrcilen, mn
an Dem oritten SobreS. GptgreB Ger
DSpielplot 0eicuidoft bon sln1c-
rifo," Der borticlbit morget gbellb
eroffnct miro, tbcil5unebmcn. IuBer
oen beioen 8enunnten puroen no1)
Foltor Sbomoa Vcooenfopf, Der 81,
reftor Der oiientlid)cn 9Goer. u,o
9r. Sbeooore Z. StroilS pom Wapor
OILS Gele9aten Der Stuot Baltimore
fir Den GongreB %ernonnt. Ter Go,l.
greB miro bis sum fonmcnocn Srci.
tag cinidlieBIid) n1brcn. Gle Iad).
Itcbenoen linb Die 9eamten ser
vSpielplob @eieli1uit BON Anie
rlfo": Gbrcn ErGiioent 8beooNc
Goolepelt. Gbren.&icc.E rGiioent Snc.
Wis, Frdiioent Cutler Soliep @illld,
|. @Iee' Eroliocnt Senrp 9. j. Mac-
Inrlauo. .. Sicc Yrdiioent Sane
goams, 3. Slice rdiioent Soiepb Gee.
@orltter oeS gretutip.G omite's Setb
I. Stemart, Soriiser oes 5inan5.
Gomitc's 2. g.. 8ussenbeim. Sefre.
tar Senrp 2. Curtis unb Shubmci.
tier gultapus 7. Strip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Scrcno0c i'll Sen ,9eut.

Scrcuaoc ii 0cu n0euts
iden reipouoenten" e.
Gic italieniide NrtiQcrie = &opelc,
meId)e geltcrn ibr Engagement im
,Riper 8iem Yorf" outrut, brod)tc
geitern Worgen Dem yGentlhcll
Gorrcipon0entcn" cine Serenooe. Gle
aopeue ipielte inter Der Seitilng
Tires temperantuollcn GirigettclI
Signor Gulclibe Sasco einige Sperl,
Seleftionen, lolpie cine E%arapbruie
iiber ooS oStor SpongIeO 0unncr,"
mo guar 10 por5iigIit, oaB i'd bolo
cine groBe Weuihenmenge INN bic
&iinitler gcihoort bottc, Die onOut)'
tia Den berrlid)en Weilen lould)te. --
Gie &opelle luar ben Ninter iiber 1T
sttlontic.Gitp engo0irt uno ~ieiette
oroBe Sriumpbc. Iielelbc bcItebt
MS pier5ig erittlaiii9cn @ltiifern.
&om 6eIbe Der Eolittf.-
3oaeinnebmcr @iQinm j. Stonc bot
aui Den lebten Vriei oco Srn. y. y.
Sbreepcs, melher betnnntlid) Grlte-
ren 81 elmer oiicntlidcn Gebatte iIb.r
oaS Ne9er GntrcbtmgS . Nn1enoe.
ment ber1uSgeiorOCrt bottc, cine Re
plif Geianbt, ipcld)c lid bon oenl cr.
item Shreiben heS Srn. Stonc bod
itens boourt umteriheioct. Dob Is
ned acknowledgement 0ebolteu it, OILS
jenes. Gr lpenoet lid) Dor Nllcm &C.
gen Die 9emerfitng oeS Srn. Sbrcc-
peS, OaB eS oiebr perldieoene Nnlih-
ten iibrr Die 5roge 9ebe, oh Die Pin.
nobme bcs ImenoementS MorplonO
81 cinCm Gir.Fortei. Stoot mod)en
miiroe," unb erflGrt nit Gmpbuie.
hdB ilber oieien Yunft mir cine
Nnlid]t (natiirlid) Die oeS Srn. Stonc)
berrlhen f0nne,
Gle StootS'G Convention Ser
Yrobibitionilten, lpelde III Der sep.
talopbenrSale" ta9ie. iibertrll9 bic
Honlinotion zines Garloi0otcu filr
StootS-Gontrolcur Dem ncuermGbIs
ten Grefutip.Gomitc, uad)ocm Ncrr
Sobn $. 3ulanp BON @icoulico.
Gountp cine auf i'm geiallene Wuhl
tiir ouS MINT ab9elebnt botte. Io0
GretutipG oniie iebt lid aus Den iol.
nenoen Serren 5ulnmmen; ". u.
0eeuer Don Baltimore, GoriiBtr
Charles 81. @oobs. @ciiiecr, u. Ser.
non Wbiteburit Shotmeiitcr. q. <.
Sones, SefretGr, George q. @orilll.
Or. 6. q. Senbp, ). ". IriHcu.
GOrpin SigginS, @iaiom @iSriel, \.
u. Norris, Soibua 9eperina. !. 81.
WcSnu9blin mo Giilep &. &cnoriG,
Jon.
Sr. Soue OIL mad Nnnu.
polls. 3oblreidc 5reunoc ola
Srn. Sobn Snuie, oeS b~efonntcn
8roccrplaoen . 8eiieers BON 9tr. 500.
Siio Canton gpelule, %crnonntcll
III elmer fiir5lid) ltottgebnbten ger.
%inmnlIung elm Goniite. ipeld)e5 Srn.
Smiie ben %orifloa moden iol, ais
Gorbibot iiir hoS GclegotenbouS nuf
Dem republifnniiden Sidct oui5utrc,
ten. Gis Sreunoe bes @ru. Souic
alnuber, BOB oerielbe Der p~opulGrIte
Mann in Der +, Waro lit uno oeS.
holb oui itorfe llnteritiieulg red)nen
fam.
- Brlbienbunsen. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Cir ocntIdcs Wcidaft, NIT bent.

Cir ocntides WcidGft, nit bent.
IdJen Hrim5ipien, lit bas iuobIbcfanu.
tc EbotosrapB;ide stnSiu BON Diar
GeiRcrt, 409-411 uro,8ap.St r.
Sic finocn bier bic anfmerfiam1te
Sebano lung. Nae Arbcitem inter
periSulider ltebcriuadnns, nmS nnr
fcinites &aterial scIanat sur Der.
arbeitnng in nnieren Eortraits. Sir
GonfirmanScn ipesiclle TreisermGFi.
gmng. 5amilicnernppcm nnS Der.
%arDRernngen mad alton 8ilbcru Bis
CUR 3%cbcnsar6ee. Gans b~eiumbtr,
Wenbeit, TOiffartcn nit Sbrer ybu.
tosrapbie in bod5feinsr Ausfibrnus,
ein5ig MIR in meinem Stmbio 40 ba.
ben. aabinstbiloer non $3.50 axf.
tpdrts. t0eatS,S&S1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Maicnarus ans ScimatblanS.

Ser Utai lit MN ms 2onb ge5oqen,
9ie 6lur lit enolid aufgeluod)t;
Is luett mic i%anites Siebesmogen,
Ger 0rGutigom fam iiber Had)t.
gr fiiBt sic 9lumpn in Dem Sbole
llno briGt Die 3arten anoipen ouf,
0tit ieinem marnleu SonnenItrable
3iebt er climber inn SiegeSlouf.
llno 9fiemano fam ibm mioerIteben,
Gem fiibncn 6reier, reid gcihmiidt;
&on ieinem i%uniten 2iebesipeben
Sit jebes 9liimelein ent5iidt.
ToS lit elm 5l~iiIternL lit Elm 8oien
Sn iternenbeller Moiennadt!
llnb trGumenb offnen iih Die Roier,
Ser 6reier fiiBt lie ia 10 iadt!
8 Waien5eit, nit Teinem 9lbnen
@edit Gu oos Ser5 81 neiter 2ultl
Nuf 9einen blumenreiheu 9abnen
Silt friiher Wtlltb bie franfe gruit.
3aS lit Elm Soften, lit Elm TrGumen,
Ger Uloi moft IlleS nieoer jung.
Gle Su9enoluit mill nieber ibGnmer,
IS regt lid Die Grinnerung.
Sd benfe Ser pergona'nen 3eiten,
Tas Nluee idneiit 10 peit binaus-
@o ieio ibr, meiner ainobeit 5reu.
Der?
IT,.
go bit Iii. tbeures Glternbolls?
Tort ltono ih an Der 9e~rgeShalpc
llnO lab Die gbenomolfen 9lib'n-
Gle @oglein iungen in Dem Waloc,
Gle InienbIumen jap i'd bliib'n.
8 %beimiu1rts, beimpdrts, treibt'3
mid INNER, 't2.
oSeBt treiht IS Mid crit refjt binaus;
go idlon iob ib ben Mai ia ilimnler,
@ie in Gem 8dterldnbe 6'raus.
Sang lit cs her, felt id geidjieben
Bon 4ir, III ihones gaterlanok
geruebt lit meiner ainbbeit 6rieoell,
Zen ih IN Geinen @oucn iano.
3 8ott! oas luaren onb're Stnnben,
Gle @ongen gliibtcn ~rulenrotb
slls mir ben WtaienitrauB gelpunocn
Sm Hcdortbol, i'm Morgenrotbi
IoS mar Elm frobes Maienlingen,
&eit oebnte iid) bic iungc 8ruit;
Gie gauge 8elt mout id bejpingcn
Tom Shmer5 fab i'd nod nibts &c.
luubt.
@o ieio Sbr oenn, SIR Gonterooen.
8enollen meiner Sligenb5ett2
@ott griibe Gid, mein itones 30.
0er,
Vtein Moiengrub lit Dir gefpcibt.
Moltd' ld)one Ylurnen lernt' id) lie.
ben,
Did 9riiBte manhe treue Sunb,
Iii ober bit mein Sdas geblieben,
Gir blieb ih trelt mein 0oonerIonbi
apnmt, iiiut ben 8eber bis Slni
Hanoe,
Gin 8ouoeamnS igitur!"
Gin WoienaruB Dem gabnerlanoe,
8ott iegne 1ifL iii ifone Slurl
@as audi Die f%initern SeildIer iagcn
Bon oeltiher 2iebe, oA,tidem @ein,
Sod Ioaen nni're &lingen raeen,
@ir iuollen trelle Geutid)e iein!
u. s. g.
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Sebbcl's cinsiaes gtclier.

Wir babcn MIR elm Mtelicr in BAL.
timorc, nmb Sas bciinbet iid in Der
Gtase 81 ebcner Grbe, Nr.321, 9prS-
0ap', nabc Sisb.Str. Ginocr-Ebo'
t~ograpbicn cine SpesialitGt. - Seine
Mgcnten nnb fcinc1 rrpprn 81 iteigen.
3. Scbbrl. 6. Grin, 0eidaftsfibrer.
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: Brloien6ungcn

@eloienbrngen nod Ieltld)Ianb
iino Ceitreid) . llngarn iidjcr mo
id)neII bcioret, 8. 10 unb 90 Narf'.
ionic 10 ulo 20 aronen Sheine 5ii
~perfaufen.
Sheo s. Giensr & 3d.,
o. Wr. 217, Eit.Yaltimorr' Str.
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g6co. s. 9icner & st.,
217, .Etrahe

Geutides unb anberes ousIGnoi.
ides @eIo sefauft uno perfouit.
@eIbienounacn beiorgt nod Geutid,.
lano. GeitreidL 3ubIano II. !. N.
@efieI ailsseitcIIt ailf ausldnoiSdle
ganfen. Greoitbrieie uno 9rauelers
Cheques. (9A
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ioref q. Maine, Hr. Alb, Ctt-HaIti.
nioretrase, aahe Cation Gpxie Nss
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Inf nadJ gettysburg! Grufe Gr.
fnriOn mah Dem beriibmtcitcn
Sd}iad)tfclSr Scs Yirgcrfrirgcs.
rWciart E MannrrdJur." SDnntaa,
ben 30. Iai, Tcfuratiuns-Saa.
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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-30
"REPUBLIC SHALL ENDURE"
So Thinks DIR. Charles +. Aked, OF
New York.

In an interview, published in one
of the New York papers, Rev. Aked,
who is pastor of the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church, said:
Il am absolutely confident in my
own mind that this Republic shall
endure" repeated DR.. Aked. Dur
ing the course of my sermon last
Sunday l asked the question, How
do you know that this republic shall
endure?" I stated that no other re-
public had ever endured, and l went
on to show why. Conditions are
vastly different now, however, and
the stability of the United States is
unquestioned.
"The Roman Republic was the
most powerful nation in the world
at one time. 1t had the greatest
fighting force, it's conquests were
greater than any that have ever been
made since, and yet it fell to pieces
The reason for this is plain. Most
people think the stability, the great
ness of nation depends upon its
| fighting force. AS a matter of fact
| it does not.
"A republic endures for three rea-
sons. In the first place, it's citizens
must have mutual confidence. They
must have confidence in it's laws and
it's institutions. Then there must
be spirit of personal service and
sacrifice. The Church has a great
place in making a nation endure II
does more to promote mutual con.
| fdence-confidence in the law and
personal service than any other in
| tluence.
II have always been an admirei
of America. have great confidence
in it's future. That is why 1 came
here from England two years ago
The only reason l am not an Ameri
can citizen is that the law require.
five years residence here before
foreigner can be naturalized.
have filed my application for citizen
ship, and l am waiting for the time
when / will be an American citi
zen.
There is greater, brighter fu
ture for this country than any othel
country in the world. Germany il
progressing very rapidly. She il
Americas greatest rival. However
l think the future of the entire
world lies with the United States"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-30
A SAILING SHIP
SANITARIUk.

The sailing-ship sanitarium for con-
sumptives projected in England and
described by the British Medical Jour.
nal seems an admirable scheme. If a
patient Is to be sequestrated and kept
in long chair out of doors, why not
alleviate his lot by the interest of sea
life and glimpses of pleasant coasts
The ship projected would be Of about
1000 tons, with ample deck space for
cots in the open air. The plan would
be to cruise in the neighborhood of
the Canaries, taking advantage of
trade winds and an equable climate,
and seeking port in bad weather. The
cost to each patient is not stated, but
there must be good many invalids
who could afford > pay handsomely,
and with fifty patients it might be pos
sible to keep a 2000-ton schooner in
commission.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-30
WAR ON THE HousEFLY.

Only few years ago scientists and
observers declared that the little
housefly was a useful insect; that he
absorbed foul air, made way with
filth and was an all-round purifier. A
meeting was held in New York in
which eloquent orators of both sexes
defended the buzzer against certain
people who wanted to make war on
the fly as a general nuisance. But
now sentiment has changed in re-
gard to the fly.
Health officers all over the coun-
try are uniting in campaign against
the housefy, declared to be one of
the most important agents in the
spread of typhoid fever and tuber-
culosis. If the statements of COM
mittee of the New York Merchants
timony on this subject from various
parts of the United States, are to be
credited, 1t Is evident that the aver
age person has failed to realize what
a dangerous foe to humankind the in
nocent appearing little fly really is.
To quote the committees own words
the fly is more dangerous than the
tiger or the cobra, and may easily
be classed as the most dangerous
animal on earth" which certainly is
going some," II one may employ a
flippant colloquialism, in treating of
SO serious subject. Clearly, the
housefiy Is monster, and 1t makes
little difference where we find it,
provided it has the freedom of the
town.
1t is evident that it is time to get
after the housefiy in this town. Ow-
ing to his activity the policy of ex-
termination is apt to be slow when
an attempt is made to wipe out the
species one at time. The only way
that any progress can be made is by
stamping out the breeding places of
the fly. Let the same tactics be
pursued in fighting the fly that have
been employed in battling against
the New Jersey mosquito. Cover
the compost heaps about stables;
wipe out the other unclean conditions
which enable the fly to exist and
multiply in countless numbers; and
the question of fly disposal will be
half solved. In this zone it is not
too early to begin the work for the
present year.