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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-19

momentous call at the strangers house that evening.
1t not long before Jameson had drawn John
out fully to his qualifications, his hopes and his
intentions. AS he left his generous host, the re-
turning husband could not overcome his of de-
presson for apparently nothing had been accom-
plished.
The optimism of the courageous little wife, how
ever had its effect and when John started out
next day it was with new heart and confidence in
their ultimate success He developed two chances
during the day. conductor and the other as
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
HUSTONVILLE.

Miss Lizzie Philips, of Liberty, is the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. VIM. Myers.
Rifles school closed last week on ac-
count of diphtheria but no deaths have
resulted yet.
Prof. X. S. Eubank. of Lexington,
was the guest of Mr.. Chas. Wheeler
Saturday and Sunday.
Alfred Russell has sold his 60 acre
farm to Jonathan Russell. who will
move there in the near future.
+. p. Smith lost valuable memoran-
dunn book Saturday the 18th and suit
able reward for return. 1t.
Rev. VIM. Cloyd and daughter. Of
Yuma. Arizona, are visiting friends and
relatives in this and Casey county.
J. G. Weatherford and Doc Drye re-
turned from three days fishing trip on
big South Fork with 20 nice black bass.
One of the best corn crops in years is
being cut in this locality. Good wages
are being paid and additional hands can
secure work.
Rife & Tucker shipped Saturday one
car of hogs and one car of butcher cat
tie. Coulter & Mccormack shipped one
car Of hogs and cattle.
The memorial exercises in memory
of Rev. w. Logan Williams at his
grave Sunday afternoon were well at
tended and an able address was deliver
ed by Rev. ID. M. Walker Of Stanford.
Capt. ]. ID. Yocom. chairman Of COM
mittee in charge. authorizes us to an
nounce that there will be reunion OF
the "Blue and Gray next September
in a beautifully shaded 20 acre parA
IA miles south of Mckinney on tn,
Southern railroad. The location il
ideal. with fine roads In every direction
and near the famous sulphur springs.
Comrades and friends from Pulaski
Casey. Adair. Lincoln. Boyle and Gar
rsrd counties are cordially invited to at
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
MCKINNEY.

Soeire Dudderar dispensed justice to
some evil doors at Moreland on the 22d.
Rev. J. II. Coleman. Of Louisville,
will fill the pulpit at the Baptist church
here Oct. 4th.
Miss O. T. stagg. Of Hustonville. Is
spending a few days with BERTHE Muir
ply Of this place.
&C. Conn, superintendent Of bridges
on the @ q c., stopped over at Hotel
Ashlock & House Friday night.
Messrs. S. M. Owens and w. l.. Me-
Carly were in this section looking after
the latter's interest in thesheritt srace
Mr.. +. J. Tanner while attending the
State fair bought a large supply OF
Fall goods; pleasure and business trip
combined
Rife & Jones the hustling produce
merchants are making extensive pre-
variations in the way Of buildings to
take care of the fowls. eggs etc.
The drouth has begun to be little
serious in our locality. The farmers
will have to cut their wheat crop short
because they can't break the ground,
and the Columbia Singletree plant will
have to shut down on account Of having
no water.
Miss Della Luddy and Mrs. Tersel
Waddle. Of Somerset, are visiting Mrs
i'm. Carter and mother. Miss Lens
Beck is visiting her sister. Mrs. Kate
Davis who resides at Danville. Mr.
Davis is a conductor on the c. S. X X
and is a good business man Danville Is
the best location for him.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
MATRIMONIAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Murphy announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
BERTHE Carr. to Mr.. Robert Mcdowell
Fogle, Of Casey county. The wedding
will occur at the home Of the prospect
i've bride on Wednesday. Nov. 10.
Mr.. James Painter, our clever Brod-
head correspondent. and Miss Lille
Rash, a fine young woman Of Brodhead.
were joined heart and hand Friday
night at the Baptist church in that city.
May heavens richest blessings abide
with them all Of their days and their
lives be happy always.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

THE BIG LEXINGTON TRoTs.-The
greatest trotting meeting in the world
begins at Lexington, KY, on Tuesday,
Oct. 9Th, and continues ten days.
Every day one or more of the historic
stake races of Kentucky are contested,
and all the races are filed with the
best horses from all sections of the
country. meeting at Lexington for the
first time this year. There are nearly
700 entries in the 33 races and It will be
the greatest meeting ever known. Ex'
cursion rates. one fare round trip, will
be in effect from all Kentucky points,
The best racing and music in the coun'
try. Remember the dates, Oct. s to l6,
and attend.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
3EE*E49E3E1E4HEEX&EXEExEK

tend The exact dates and full partic-
ulars will be given later.
Col. George Bohon and wife, Miss
Hannah Poteet and hanley Bohon and
wife ran over from Harrodsburg Sun
day in the formers auto. DIR. Jas.
Wesley says he concluded to 'move
away from where he lives now," so he
placed his large two story dwelling on
rollers and has it now more desirably
located few hundred yards from the
old site and nearer to the public high
way. New corn is being sold for 81 Sc
per Dbl, delivered at gathering time,
but few sales are being made. There
are crops in this section that will yeilo
rs bu. per acre and some think the
price will decline later.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
IN NEIGHBoRING COUNTIES.

Peter Tribble Gentry. Of Boyle. aged
81. is dead.
Leonard Abner, charged with being
implicated in the murder OF James
Lane, a prominent farmer near Berea.
In June. has been arrested in Oklahoma.
Archie Rife and family will remove
TO Ludlow next week to make their
home, II being more convenient for him
on account Of his run being out Of that
place. Somerset Republican.
X. G. (Roup Ballard a stock dealer
from Garrard county came to. Rock
castle county last week and bought
mules and cattle TO the amount OF near
ly 81. 600. giving checks on the Peoples
Bank Of Paint Lick. which went to
protest. Mt Vernon Signal.
J. Hogan Ballard. Of Bryantsville. is
one of the most conscientious auto
mobiists in this section Of the country
On his way from Lexington last week
he ran down and killed hen, and in
stead Of going on, unmindful OF the
grief Of the owner Of that hen, he i'm
nediately stopped. got out. tenderly
picked up the unfortunate fowl and
rang the doorbell Of the house nearby.
A woman opened the door and he be-
gan to talk. saying: II am very sorry
to inform you that have unintention-
ally killed this hen of yours and
stated that he was willing TO pay all
damage. but the good lady said: lam
much oblige to you, ! have been try
ing to catch that hen for three days to
cook for dinner and never could lay
hand on the pesky thing. Thank you.
sir: thank you" SO he raised his hat
and said. "You are entirely welcome. y
-Nicholasville Tribune.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
A Hurry Up Call.

Quick! Mr.. Druggist-Quick!-Abo box
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve-Here's a
quarter For the love OF Moses, hurry
Baby's burned himself, terribly-John-
ME cut his foot with the axe-Mamie's
scalded-Pa can't walk from piles
Billie has boils--and my corns ache.
She got ii and soon cured all the fami'
ly. It's the greatest healer on earth
Sold by Penny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
CHURCH MATTERS.

Rev. ]. F. Bell. of Louisville, held an
interesting meeting at Grove. II lasted
~ days and 80 joined by baptism and
seven bv reclamation.
President Taft preached a sermon IN
the Mormon Tabernacle at Salt Lake
His text was "A soft answer turneth
away wrath. but grieyous words stir up
anger"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
Go With A Rush.

The demand for that wonderful
stomach. Liver and Kidney cure, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills-is astounding
Penny's Drug Store people say they
never saw the like. Its because they
never fail 10 cure sour Stomach,
Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Jaundice, Sick Headache, Chills
and Malaria. Only 2oc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

IL like to visit that collection OF
musical instruments in the museum. "
what pleasure can you derive from
viewing lot Of musical instruments
locked up in cases?"
al like to see 'em safely out Of circu-
lation. live in fiat.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

"Health Coffee" is the cleverest
imitation OF real coffee ever vet made.
DIR. shoop created 1t from pure parch-
ed grains, malt, nuts, etc. Fine In
favor--is made in just one minute.
No 20 or 80 minutes tedious boiling.
sample free. Penny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

81 think must be going. remarked
the young man for the tenth time.
"You do not appear to me to be GO
ing. I" declared the young lady. after
inspecting him carefully. "fou seem
10 be perfe city stationery.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-09-02

All the Skowhegan banks will be
closed next Monday, the date, Sep
tember 9Th, being Labor Day.
Mrs. Ned II. Reed was in Gardiner
the first of this week on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Blanche McKinnon.
Miss Marion Cole, of China, Me,
passed last week with her grand
mother, Mrs. F. NJ Kinds, on Main st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Wentworth
of New York City are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Jewett
a few days.
Skowhegan people will be disap
pointed to learn that the Mariska-
Aldrich concert, announced in Our
last issue, has been cancelled.
The three recitals announced by
Don and Margery Morrison will be
combined in two. The first will be
given at the home of Mrs. M. T. Pool
er, Friday, Sept. 10, at $50. The
second recital with the assistance of
Miss Mary Evans, will be at the home
of Mrs. R. B. Shepherd, Sept. 10 at
$50
Joseph H. Hutchins of East Boston
was in town this morning, having
been summoned to Maine by the
death of his brother in law, Thomas
Webb, of New Portland. This is his
first visit here since he sold his bust
ness and left for Massachusetts in
December 1907. He has been for
some time the proprietor of shop at
50 Meridian St., East Boston. Mrs.
Hutchins accompanied him to New
Portland and will be in town for a
brief visit with Skowhegan friends
next week.
Pearl Austin, 10 years of age,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
Austin of the Larone neighborhood,
was committed to the Industrial
School for girls at Hallowell, yester-
day, by order of Judge Lawrence.
The hearing occurred in the Munich
Court, the proceedings being institut :
ed at the request of the mother, who
seemed convinced that, for her own
good, the girl should be cared for at
the State institution. She was taken
to Hallowell this morning by Dep uty
Sheriff Chute.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-09-02
Business Locals.

Prompt service, and quality guar :
anteed, on everything you buy at
Simpsons market.
The dental Offices in town will close
as usual on Saturday afternoon,
through the summer months.
F. P. Moore continues the business
of sleigh and carriage painting, sec
ond floor of his repository, Water St +.
For sale: A fax wheel one hun
dred fifty nine years old and a good
one. Write to lock box II, North
Arson.
w. H. Norton, the automobile man,
sells new and second hand cars. Bar
gains to suit everybody's purse, from
500 up.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-09-02

Morrison has 10 room house, large
grounds, sunny" and pleasant, four
minutes from post Office, for rent. Wv
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-09-02
Broken Lines Summer Suits at
Greatly Reduced Prices
New Fall Suits, Now. Arriving

~sa@-<s@- a. - 'ss-4-stgxy
New Fall Stiff and Soft Hats now
ready. Our lines of hats, like our
clothing, is something we take
pride in, as it is one of the strong
est features of our business. Ex-
anime before buying.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-09-02
Ready-tO- Wear Models

1t is ready -to-wear clothes that
you and all men want because it
always gives satisfaction - never
disappoint one in a single detail.
Every correct model in coats, vests
and Trousers.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

erbaIten bate. befano CT lid iu5hpe-
BEN. 3ur 3eit BON g%fenburgs Dor.
tiaeH 4ufeHtbalf mnr0e ai,a EN- glt-
tentat gegen 0as 9eben non Sobn
Sioebelm ueriudlt. Sieier. Elm 5a-
britant in @othenburg. mar Oafiir
befsuiL oab or BEN SSlmgiosinliiten
fcia0lib aeiimt mar. 9eadoem Gfeu.
burg aad england suriidgefe6rt mar
itieg Der &er0aht gegen Jpn alf. OaB
er init Oieien Greigniiien in @erbin-
oung jtdnoe. glls gfenburg bierpon
aenntriB er6ielt. mirfte Dies 10 auf
ieiu Semitic elm, oaB er am lesten
6reitag geiitie 5uianlmenbrah mo
nod einem IiDl gebradlt puroe.
AntupFs Der seide SadanaHs.
2on0on, Is. October.
Sine Nutopiie iiber bic Seide Oes
Cplomaten 8ndanau murOe 0ieleH
9lahmittag obgebalten. Gas Grgeb-
NIB lit nod nidlt amtlih befannt ges
madlt. aber e. Derlautet, oaB Die
sler5te eiuen SdIaaanfaa, Der Ser5'
itmade i'm @efolge bate, ais Sooes-
uriad)e erfanHten.
(SpGter.) Gs miro amtIih be-
fannt gemoht. oaB SEER Sudanau
an Ser5idmafe itnrb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
g8rialI8 @daeancaenmart.
GoQeae Narf. Wl0.. 19. 81


Ger Motor ser @rigbtmaidine, Die
sic Jlegiernng gcfauit bate, fam
pl0tlid 5lim Stiaitano. als Der gIcit.
ilieger ilber Dem gcro0rom AMI trii.
ben Nlorgen oabinidpe6te. Gie 4Po.
idiue, Die it'd on ienem 8eitpunft
ungeidbr 20 CUB iiber Dem goocn
beian0, muros bon 2eltnant 9abm
geleitet, aber Iobalo Der M1otor an
orbeltru %auib6rte, ergriif 6err@rioM
ben @ebeI mo beperflteaiate eins
aliidlidc 2aHoung. Ger @leitfIieoer
mar ii6er bier Wiinuten in Der Suit.
ais DER 3iuiihcnfaa lid ereionete.
9'or 0ieiem Sing war Serr 8riabi
mit2Gutnaut @umpbreDs aniqeftieoen,
9eioe maren iiber II Wiinuien In oes
quit seblIeben. Die Nlaidine tuirr0t
Damn nod cilmtal olli oas AuInufs
geleiie gebradt i'm nit ibr nod eis
men Sing 81 nnternebmer, ober man
iano aus, oaB Der Nlaguet nift or
ociilid arbeiiete, mesbalb Die lies
buugsiliige 10 lange oeridoben fplir.
ben, BIS oieier llebelitano geboben it
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
Gu6 ser SerIiner @OetbebmHo
idIieEt I'D sen @rOtefen sesen
6crrcrs SiuriGtHHg an.
W uiieHDer a IN m 9 E n.
IN Der bel9iiden 46gcurouetsn-
fammer miro bic ipanii6c 2csie.
RING beitis ongegriffeu.
S05ialiitcn bic S6rcicr.
@erIin. 10. Oft.

Berlin. 10. Oft.
Ger @erliuer 3neig oes @oetbe.
nil1oes, Dem 5ohlreiae Sdriftiteaer
ano llnIuerfi0islc1rer aaaea0ren,
pat et'len &eI@lHBantrag anaenom.
men, Der cildrt. oaS oie Smrid-
ting 6rancisco 6errers Elm Waoro
iuar. Der inter Dem Cedmontel oes
@eistes 6esanacn puroe un0 cine
9%elei0igung europdii@sr 6iuiliiation
lit.
Die @eidIiiie 0cS @oetbe6unOes
linO bon Su0mig 6uloa mo0ermann
Suoermalm HHter8ejhnct.
6raueH, bauptdAlid So3ialiitin.
ncn, bicltcn mdhrcn0 ocs @6en0s cine
riciige MISUNDERSTANDING ob,
IN Der cin @eidluBantrag angenom-
men purOc, 0aB sic @inrihhulq ser.
rers EN- nnter Dem Teduantel oes
&edltes begGnaener MlorO lit.
9tadOem sic Irauenproteitper.
iammlnna 3I Gu0e NOR. ueriammelt.
lid por Dem &eriummluugSlofal eint
riclige gicnitenmaIic Die cine De
monliratiou modlte. Die geute lhrier
~0nrrdh iHr Igrreri 9tieoer nit oeI
Nriclterul" ShlicBlidl Oralg BERTHE
ne @oliSei oui 0ie M,enge Elm uni
5erltreutc tie. IS murOcn IA 3erio
neu u~erhlitct
9hid etipa 1000 arodiiteu bieIten
eine &eri0m1&mg ab. in ser qegen
ole gGrnor0umg 0eS 8amera0en
Serrers" proteitirt iulr0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

euanspiae. e,n6.. t9.

C%uansbille. Sn0., 10. Oft.
Ger 2iid6riee aaron gsilion, oer
Ser etn5ige erbe zines 8ermoaens
bon etpa $4,000 iii. rpur0e bon eli,
mem einlauieu0en 0ageu Der Grams.
bile & 5outbern ,SnDiana 2iHie Die,
ie G1dlt inter ltmitdaoen gel5otet
oie Sen 8er0ab. Der Bolisei eriue6.
baben. 0oB bier eh 0}or0 Dorlieat.
Rad Angabe 0e5 0iotornautes 0es
be~treiienoen @a9eus lief elm Dtann
BON ben @eleiien FORT. ais 8ilion ae.
to0te. mur0e. mo rannte in cine @ai.
ie. Is mar beldnat 0aB @ilion arc.
Sc Summen @eloes. manbmal $500
Bel iid at irnaeu piIegte. SSn Den
8aiden 0es @et00teten pur0e aber
bel Der llnteriuhulg, bic Der aoro.
ner gleih uad) Dem gorfaa oniteate,
nidt eiumal Elm Gent seiunoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
lI%nidnISiaeg SIC einer edishersi.
Nadi0n. WlIIi.. 18. Qftober.

ssndlon, Drill, IS. Gftober.
6rau George @arris. sic @emub.
lin zines @eidaitsmannes BON Sad.
ion mur0e 6urb cine perirrte QiIoel.
Die Don GbarIie @raemine, einem $50.
.ielbaastHedt oui einen au0ereu gee.
ger obgefeuert wuroe, i'm Weoaen
uermm0et. 8rau Sarris itano NIT
ibram Yiann an elmer StraBeuede.
ais iie geidoiien fpuroe un0 al SO.
ben ianf. Die SiloeI NOR ourh Die
Staagen oes aorietts, 0cs Die Srau
rug, etipas obgelenft norOen. Cine
An5abl meiBer @lanner un0 Qnnben
bemadtigteu iidj oes glegers, uno Die.
Ter pilroe oelgnd)t moroen iein. mare
Die 4oli5ei uidt rehtseitia einoe.
ihr!iten. er mur0e ara berpriiaea
uno erbielt audi einige leihte Weiier.
tpuHcen beDor er ieinen @naretJerr
entriiien mer0en tonnte.
6rou @arris peridieo Inn liz
! ubr Aben03.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
6e6eaen %erfO(9reid6.
Ser AnfitanO in Gifaraana scsra
Den SraIOrnteu 3cIapa breitct iib
ans HHO IS Oirfte 6alO sur
6ni6riOnng fOmmen.
Bic H6lidt s~'ranOidutnHs.
@InefNI0s 19- Nftober.


Ser General Gitra0o. Ser Hebel,
lenonfiihrer, Der iidl gum Temporal
rem &rdliOenten 9tifardguas profla.
mlrt bat, lit nam Der Staot 5uriidge.
iebrt. nahOem er norolih pom &anla
Sorpoiten auigcitelt umo 500 leiner
belten Seute aitsgeian0t hat, nm lidl
Den Observation-Disclosures, 0erell
95aben euuartet wiro, enf1egen5uita.
len. SltraSo be9aiiptet. OaB er &ama
8egeu 10000 @elagerer baltcn fam,
mo man 9laubt, 0aB. Wenn ser @rd.
li0ent 3elapa einmal i'm 2%an0esia.
merit perloren bat. er ME mieOer Sic
atlantiide Siiiie. Oie MN I'M Bette
Der Hebeilen it, 5uriiderobern fam.
IS miro beridtet, OnB Bic Arn.se
oes Erdii0enten 3elapa iidl BON ser
peitliden &iiite Dem 9anOinnern nI-
bert, oaB ober ibr @ormorid ourh
ldnuere &egen gebin0ert miro. Die
Observation-Disclosures 3ruiihen 9me.
Flel0s mo 9tan0aua. Ger @auptitaot
limo ieit Dem 13. Gftobcr 5erihnitten.
Die reuoIniionGre 9emeguHa lit
BON betrddtlider 5tdrfe menn Dies
aid in oiiBienen Depeideu ans Nfa.
uagua beitritten miro. Shooner.
Ole pom SiiOen bier eintrafen brad.
ten fir Die Sniurgenten 10000 sc.
mebre.
@luefielos. 10. Dit.
Mebr aIs sic Salftc Der 3epublif
Gifaram,a befinOct lih in Ger Sc
malt ser @euolut,on1re. Die Rad.
rift. ooB sic 0rte &ipos. Gorinto,
Secn unoSan Sunu sci Sur pom Den
Sniur0cnten qenommen mur0eu. fucr-
ben Ourd ncterc Ecpeiden beitdtiat.
Der General SSuan RepeS. fri,hSrer
@oupcrneur Der &iiteupropiu5en, Der
hereits 5pei erfolQloie Nltfltduoc &C.
gen BEN @rdiiOenten 3elana aefiibrt
hat. Der General Nlena uuo Der @c-
neral Tornos Iia3, beqleitet bon
etpa buulOert onOern &erbannten.
iiuO pm SImoE uu0 @ocaS DEL Zorro
bier eingetrofien un9 merSsn ma6r.
iheinlid 81 Dem in Rama beiineli.
GeH @enernl @itra0a itoBen.
Gle AnperbunQ BON 6|reipiaiaen
TT eiu grocer @rfolg. Sauieu0e an
Der atlontiiheu &iiite itromen SIR
llnteritiiBuna GitroOos berbei. Bon
bier limo mcitere Sdifie nah 2inlon
o~bgefahren. nm gerbannte su boleu.
ytur Der Wi0ngel an @aiieu pcrbin.
bert eiacn allaemeinen 8ormaridl.
Sen0r Sopc5. non Ger Tirma So
pe3&Niurtine3 oabier. 0ie 0urh Son.
%5eilionen, ole ihr Ser 4roiiOent &C.
lana 0erliebeu bnf. oieI @eIo Oer0ieut
hot, lit pom Den &ebcacn ms Ge.
fangniB g%eiporien morOcn bis er iidl
nit einer 3ablrnQ non $4,000 fir
Die SadJe Der S%niuracnten losfauit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
Die llnalHdsdronil.
GoIuu1bus 81. 10 0Yto

Columbus, Ga, 10. Gftober.
Sniolge Oes 3uianmenitobens elmer
Qotomotipe mo zines 5trofenbabn.
mcaens wur0en bier 5rDel Srauen ~.
tootei uHo cine anoere idper berleet
Iie 3o0ten iin0 6rau W. 81. glon.
roe un0 Elm Sri Stridlan0.
9fodeiter. q. D. 10. Cftober.
Irau Clara Die1er, as Sabre AT
sic @attin zines 8ie6bdn6lers bon
Bier. iuurOe getoOtei, ais iie. mGh.
reno ie einen lim5ug in 4uaenidein
nabm, pom galfon ibres 6auies alf
oie StraBe ~itiirBte. 1rau Nieoers
gotter Cora. DIE ebaHfaas abitiir3ts.
erlitt ifmere @erlebu'gen. Tas In.
gliid ereignete iidl bind einen gru6
0e5 @alfongeldnoers.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
Gcbelrnarmee BON 20 Ianu.
@ranaauil. 10. Oft.
WlarotfO.
@auriider ansriff 5urifaeiuicien.

Mauriidsr gHsriff 5aridseuieicn.
Mleliaa, 20. 0ftober.
Inter Dem Sdube Der 81 9t unO
.iDabreno Elm Regen III Stromen ME.
oergoB. madten ole @auren oieIcn
Diorgen nm 3 ubr einen miitbenOsn
Angriif onf 0ie ipaniihen Steaun.
gen. Ger @ampf iebte-ii6 bis Ia
gesanbrud fort. Grit oann 5og iid
Der Geino 5nriid. Sim Tage Dorber
4abnlen cine ipaniide N6t6ei.
lung nnBe9riiien un0 3eritreit, iie
iuurOeu a6er geihla9eu NM oerfollt
bon cinem Geta6eHelt, 0as unter
Dem geieble ocs Snianten Con Gar.
les itan0. Die Spdnier berloren u
Ioote. oaruntar einen Gifi3ier. Ges
Qeriuit Der giaiiren ipcr idDer.
Sin ipaniider Grfola.
Wieliaa, IS. Oft.
Iie 9eaimenier un0 cine 6eritiene
8atterie Der iDanii6en Streitmadi.
Die cine &etognosriuIng ugterna5.
men. Iiiebcu in Der 9tahbarihait
BON Naoor aui ben 3eino uno idlu.
aen ibn. Ole Spauier 3ogen iih
oorauf 5uriid. ssbr aommanoeur
un0 8mel Sanptleute un0 bier5e5n
Wann mur0en %geiootet. Ger 8erluit
Der W1auren mar idfDer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

Die tiirtiide &esierrna beabiidtiat.
Gus Oieier anIeibe 100000 mls5u.
ldeloen Inn Oamit Sic ans Sen Mssbe.
lelen m AOona entitancenen I'm.
lprute 5u befrieoigen. W9an olaubt.
DAB Die &eigeruna ser 9iorte, oieie
Anlprilde an5uertenmen. uur tedlni.
ldler 3otur lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
@biIippinsn beimseindt.
Gas n6rolidle nnO mittlerc SHsOn
1T Der SdaHplae sroh.r
germhitnHa.
spdrIide sctiat.


9oH9 Son1, ~. cit.
@iel llr1eil bat bier Elm Seifum
on9eridtet, Der 0ea Slarseuqen ser
Gingeborenen libel mitipielte nnO
onoere Sdiffe an n~eridie0enen
Bunften Der aiiite mdDrenO Ser
gendt beibl0iete. SIN Gieiiqen Sa=
Ten lpnroe Der Gampfer Der Stau-
oaro Oil Company ~~9uu0burlt~ 0s-
gen Den jdpaniihen Gampier Song
Song y1aui@ ge1uorfen. 9eiOe
Sdiffe nabmen babel Shaoen. SIN
9nfen bon Macao f0ur0e Oas portl.
gieiiife aanonenboot .9atria~ BON
letHem Nnfergrun0 Iosqeriiien mnO
ben @antonfluB binolifgetrieben, in
Dem es ouf einem iiberi6pemmtsn
8eisfel0e itran0ete. 8iele 66uirr
fpnr0en III Ser 9nhboridaft BON
Weacao 5erisort uuO Diele 0ihunfea
nno 6iideriobr5cuge ideiierten. M.
bei piele W1er56euleben Uerloren
gIngen.
ManiIo, %. Oft.
Gin 8eifun bon nugeuobnlider
@epaIt ging IN Der Somtagnadlt
iiber Den nor0Iidcn ulO mittleren
Sbeil BON Su5on bintucg. Grabtper-
%binOuug NIT allen Gunften iiber Ga-
CUBAN uno 2u5on binalls lit abge-
broden un0 ndbere 9ead)ridten fe6-
len. Cine 9otihait, Die Gugupmt
bon San 6abim erreihte, melOet,
oaB Der gerlitit an 0ienihenIebet'
betrddtlid mno Ser SddidnOen ein
GROCER iei. 0epaltige &egengiiiie
beeIeiteten oen Sturm 1tnO Elm gro-
bes @ebiet lit iiberihpemmt. Der
gabnforper lit an mebreren Steaen
nuseeipoiden, itnS enae Station lit
peggeriiien mor0en.
Spdtere Geridte iageu, ooB sic
8ermiiItung iogar noaJ GROCER lit, ais
man 3uerit armobm. Gie beriihmte
BenouetitroBe, Ole 1idj fiinf5ig 0}ei-
len lang bon 9ogupan na6 @aguio
fiibrt, no Die Gegierlinq ibre Com.
merreiioen5 uno cine Sell anitalt er.
ridtet bat. lit 10 beiddOigt OaB mabr-
ideinIid $250.000 81 ihrer ailsbeie-
rlmg erforOerliG ieiu mer0en. Gs
tpur0e genreIoet, oeB 5mei Sang.
briiden iiber Oen @orges w%eggeriiien
iino. Seine Mieloungen iinO BON BEN
8rouin5en llnion NM Slocos gefom-
men. 9ieie llegen auf Dem @ege Oes
Sturmes. &ein NnbnIt lit porbon-
oen, INN Die 3abI Der mngefommenen
Menihen abihdsen 81 fonmen.