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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-04
American Association

American Association.
~ MilW amkee-Milwankea Z Kansas
City 0.
At Observation-Disclosures s, To-
ledo o.
At Colunnbus-Raih.
Central Association.
At Quincy-Quincy 5, Kewannee 0.
At Ottumwa-Ottumwa 4, Hannibal
At Keokuk-Keokuk 81, Burlington
PA.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Jackson
vile 1.
Three-i League.
At ingfield-Springiel 4, Bloom
ingtou 8.
Az Decatur-Peoria 1, Decatur O.
At Rock Island-Dubuque 2, Rock
Island 1.
At Cedar Rapids-Davenport 4, Ce-
dar Rapids 8.
Western League.
At Des Moines-Des Moines z, Dem
yer 1.
At Sioux City-sioux City $40. To-
peka IT.
At Lincoln-Lincoln 4, Wichita Q.
AT Omaha--Omaha ~, Pueblo /.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-04
Chicago Grain Close.

Chicago. Sept. 4.
wheat-No. 2 red, 1.O2@1.o4 No. 8
red, 92@1.O11s; No. 2 hard, 1.01@1.02;
No. hard, 99@1.00.
Corn-No. ?, 69@s91a; No. white,
6sA; No. 2 yellow, 691a @7o
Oats-No. white, 39A; No. white,
1898.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-04

Crowless Rosters.
Herbert Joyce of Springdale, Wash.
has for years been experimenting with
a peculiar breed of poultry which he
says l,c ',"c-'r',. erc'n- one If the Sand
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-04
National LEAGUE.

At Broslslyn-chicago 10, Brooklyn
4.
AT New York-New York 7, St Louis
L.
At Philadelphia-Phi o-s,
Cincinnati 3-5.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-04
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, Sept. 4.
Pork-September 22.9o.
Lard-september 1227Aa.
Ribs-September 11.77la.
Rye Cash 1904.
Barley-4s@6S.
Clover-11.50.
Timothy-Septembe $50.
Butter-steady; creameries, 241a1
%; dairies, 22@26.
Bggs-steady; receipts, 1o,4oo; at
mark, cases included, IS; firsts, 20;
prime firsts, 211a.
Poutry-steady; turkeys, II; chick
ems, Is; springs, 16.
Cheese-Strong daisies, 15a4 ais,
twins. 15@15A; young Americas, IS:
long horns, 16.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-04

Western steers ............. s.75@6.75
Cows and heifers .......... 2.0O@6.50
Stockers and feeders ...... 2.75@5.50
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today
1000; opened cents higher.
Heavy ..... .............. s.oo@s15
Packers and butchers. ..... S.OO@S.20
Light $50. ............... 7.9O@S.10
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-04
CHICAGO Potato Market,

Chicago, Sept. 4.-Potatoes, strong
Choice TO fancy ............... 63G65
Fair to good Observation-Disclosures. 60@62
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-04
Chicago Livestock.

Representative Hog Sales.
Below is given a few of the represen-
tatiye hog sales.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-04
EIein Produce.

Elgin, ILL.,, Sept. L.
Butter-Firm; 80; sales for week,
767,60o pounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-04
st. Louis Grain.

st. Louis, Sept. 4.
Wheat-December. 96@961s.
Corn-55A @55H.
Oats-37%.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-04

Peoria Grain.
Peoria, Sept. 4.
corn-No. 2 yellow, es1s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
GREIL TRADING co

GREIL TRADING CO. F. o. Box S37. Pensacola, Fla.
 Sole Agency For the worlds most famous brands of and blended whiskies. Long distance phone SS3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
NEWS OF SHORTER.

Shorter, March 4.-tSpecial.)- )-Dr. J. sS. Ligh toot and l.. A. Lyon spent Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday In Mont gomery.
 Mrs w. P. Williams while out driv- ing was in a dangerous accident. Her horse becoming frightened at a piece of paper ran into a fence and threw Mrs Williams from the buggy. She was not seriously hurt.
 E. A. Cox, brought one of the fairest women of Auburn, Miss Gertha Cole, to Shorter recently as his bride.
 Misses Margaret and Lutie Morrow. of West Point. Ga. visited Miss Jose phine Hurst last week.
 Finley Howard, who was released on bail in Montgomery Saturday to await the decision of the Supreme Court as to a change of venue for his trial, re- turned to Shorter, his old home, the same day. Not a few are the express sions of gladness that he Is back again at his old home.
 Rev J. M. Marshall preached at the Presbyterian and Baptist churches Sun day.
 Mrs. J. c. Pinkston, of Montgomery. spent the weekend at Shorter with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
Prohibition Adds to
 Claim For NelU Tax Limit

quantities where the quarter and the dime avails nothing.
 But the story of prohibition and the negro Is the same here as In Selma and probably as 1t will be found at present in other parts of the Black Belt. Quietude marks the community and the farm life where Saturdays before was noise and dan ger Where once was the threat of murderous outbreak. there is more of a feeling of security. On the high ways, it ia like Dallas and Talladega counties, the negro, free from the brutality of cheap drink, is passable Women and children do not fear to drive alone in the shadows of the day. In the other regime 1t was nec- essary at times for these women and children--often men-to drive out Of the road to make way for the bois- terous, drunken negroes who wers engaged in their week -end carousal. Now the few who get their whiskey from the express office have care to get out of contact with the whites before they put it to their lips.
 The merchants testify that 1t is more pleasant to do business with the new" negro from the country. And he buys more, they say. No less than a half dozen merchants related that tnelr DuSlHcSS udu dCtuohy SAo"h unusually with the coming of prohibi- ton and they attribute it to the law.
 Mayor c. A. Terrell favors prohibit tion as 1t Is now working. He thinks the game Is entirely worth the candle ip this belt of the country. He looks with a little suspicion on the future He does not know whether he has a fabric for his dreams. but it was evil dent from his conversation, that there are mIsgivings on account of blind tigers. The day of prohibition Is young here, very young. Two months ago only did 1t strike these diggings If there should start reign of blind tigers on the plantation, a new ele- ment would. arise to contend with. II might transfer the brute of murder and depreciation under whiskey infiu- ence from police bounds to the open unguarded fields
 But the people here are willing to take the chances They believe the terror of the law has struck well un- der the stern >judgnients of Judge Miller. of this circuit. They believe as majority that the blind tiger will heed the risk and stay unborn. The experiment Is only started. It remains to see what prohibition will do as | a permanent solution.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
L. c. HUDSON DEAD.
Former Alabama Man Expires In San
 Antonio. Texas

Florence, March 4,-(special. )-Louis c. Hudson, native of Florence and until recently one of the best known and most highly esteemed citizens of this town. died Tuesday at II o'clock in San Antonio. Texas.
 The news came in a telegram to his broth er- -in-law, Capt. J. B. White. city clerk of Florence.
 MT. Hudson was successfully engag ed in the lumber business here until failing health made a change of eli mate necessary and six years ago he moved with his family to Los Ange- les, Cal, and engaged in the real estate business, but finding the climate did not agree with him he went to San Antonio
 He Is survived by his wife. formerly Miss Hattie Moore. of this city. and seven children, Dr. Guy Hudson. and Dr. Clyde Hudson, of Yorktown, Tex as. Dr. Sam Hudson. of Sanderson, Texas. Mrs. Thomas Johnson. of Tupe- To, Miss. Miss Mabel Hudson. Miss Myrtle Hudson and Cecil Hudson, who were with him in San Antonio.
 He was the brother of Mrs. J. B. White, Mrs. W. E. Harrison and J. D. Hudson, of this city.
 MT. Hudson was a devoted member of the Methodist church and a member of the Masonic fraternity.
 The funeral party left San Antonio Tuesday night and arrived in Florence Thursday afternoon. No arrangements for the funeral have been made.
 The news of the death of MT. Hud- son caused much sorrow here where ne was generally esteemed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05

CREAM OF KENTUCKY. ( quarts $500, express paid.
 GREIL TRADING co. P. o. Box S37. Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
HILL DAMAGE SUIT
HEARING IS BEGUN IN LAUDER
 DALE COUNTY.
o. R. Hill, Who Is a Former Sheriff of Lauderdale, Is Being ued by Jack DentOn-Interesting
 Point Involved.

Point Involved.
 Florence, March 4.-(Special.)-The S10,o0O damage suit of Jack Denton against o. B. Hill, former sheriff of Lauderdale county, which was begun today in the circuit court, involves very interesting question. towit. the boundary line between Alabama and Mississippi.
 The sheriff armed with his warrant for the arrest of Denton. who was un- de indictment twelve or fifteen times for selling liquor contrary to law. To- cated Denton's house boat tied up on the south bank of the Tennessee river at the mouth of Bear creek. He con cealed himself on the boat. placing two deputies in the brush at either side of the path and awaited Denton's return. As Denton approached the boat, Sheriff Hill stepped out and or rered him to surrender, but Denton pulled his gun, when he was shot and dangerously wounded by one of the deputies in the rear. The present suit is based on the claim that Denton was on Mississippi territory and the sheriff was out of his Jurisdiction.
 The defense was that the high water mark Is the boundary line between the States and as the rive was low tiff received his wound on Lauderdale county soil. The case was called at the last term of court and was near ing the end when it was dismissed on account of drunken juror.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05

If some people would cling to the cross like they cling to their opinions they would never lose their griD Sa the Lord
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

Sabre 1898 fplrrhe aber cine tpeitere
3ni9lnssiteuer uOu 6 gts. pro Bfunb
anf Den 2abdt ais &~riEgsiteuer 9elegt
uno sur @squemtihfeit i'm guRosis-
pertebr puroe bic @rluubHtB ertbeilt,
bic Rudete 81 2, 3 uno a llHSen onrh
fplhe I'M Bewimt BON / 2i3, liz Ano
31i3 81 erfebeH bamit bic Rau@er
ibr YGdhen 9nbot aud ferner SA benz
ablihen greiie BON 8 rep. 10 Gents
tattfen f0nntsn. Dobei lit es nun aber
aud mad Der Nufbesms Der Qrisss-
8dbats itsner eebliebeH uRo bic 3us
batsfabricanten babsR ftb aud nab
Der 4uFbebuRg Der Steuer i'm Sabre
1902 in aaer 9emitbsrube nod imz
mer oeHfeItsn 9reis fur bic tIsiner at
madteH Pafete sublen luhen. 4u9
ben MRaabeu ses Ssnlnneiteuercommiis
fairs tpuroen p6breno Der lesteH feds
Sabre ibsr 80 SID. padett 81 lib
lln3eR uno iiber II @iaipntn. Yndete
81 31f3 uuSsn abgeisBt. DatpiOn
IhGbt bic @erriRssruRs ber tlsintrsn
9adete uuf 1 Sent unD bic Der er6Bez
rem auf 2 Gents uno bsrshnet auf ipIz
6e Msiie, ouB pas r%tIeins 8sriebsn"
oen 8aAtern bss 2aHnss anf As glin.
Dollars gu ftshen tOmmt. Seine Bill
sieIt uuf bic MISUNDERSTANDING Der frii'
bersH Grobs Der qadsts ob.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11


ommeH tpnnie. Bier Stun6en lana
heb Nd 3sppelin treibtn, einen sHnftIz
geH Ul5meHt CUR Qanbuns abpdrttn5.
8sr BoHnH uurbe bon BEN Sturm
Mot bel6doigt unb Is murine aud Rte
mano Derlest, 10 50B Graf 3sppsliE
an 6reltoB oonn bic aii6fabrt aber
DhlnHen nnh 1rieorIasbafsn maneH
tnHnte- 0aH3 mliRHen gerietb beiHabe
aus BEN 5usheH, aIs Hh an 5reItagz
Aa4mittog bas sroBs 2uftihff non
neuem iiber bsr Stabt 3eiate unD Hah
eirisen gsan0Uern fh ohHe llHfon
aHf BEN Parabeplas auberbulb Der
Staot nieotrlieb. 9rin5sgiegsnt Gnits
polo uro fat bic gsiammte t0Higli6e
5amIsle batten ii1 CUR 8egrHBuHg oes
9rofen eiHeefHnben II. sine mad 3sbus
tarfeHbeH 3d6lenos MsHfhenmeHgs be-
rertete Dem u~neri6rodeHen 2ufidiffer
einsH bteeiiterten Gmpfang. Die 2aRs
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lsE1t uno grasi1s. als peHn oasislbe
IN ieIuem GGDimmeod auf BEN Boz
oeHfse Dor Antgr gina. @m 4beHb traf
Der @raf NIT isinsm 2uftihiff uieoeT
IN 6rieorihshafeu elm UNI ipurbe DON
elmer mad 5nuienoen 5dblsnoen 4tens
fheumenae jubelnb empf1neen. Dir
Strede BON gsiuhsH oortbin l5urbe
0bne bic geriHgitsS t0ung 5u-iidgeIeet.
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febr befrieoigt. &c babe Our6 bic
Jahrt Die GrFdbruHg geDOHHeu, oGB
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bic Gon0uHs esfa9rlia fsi. IN Der 9uft
bleiben t1nne, BIS bic @efubr noruber
ict. Der Dino babe nd5reHb Der 6abrt
cine 0elhpinoiteii pm 40 Dleilen bic
Stunbe erreiht, Is liz Meilen mebr
dls oos Qutidiff. SnfOlgs bsFen iei
oieies ridip1rts astrisbsn pOrbsn,
dber tets unter @onirolle q~ebliebeu.
Die 9eredHungsn osr 5ahleute erees
ben, OaB bic Motoreu oss Qufti6iffs,
Delhe IA Secunbenmeter Strait ent=
UidsIn, ateen einsn 1Smetrigen Sturm
dnidmpften. fuobei abr bic npnite
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OdB cine lnnafams 4bbrift ermOglitt
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ie zeppelin NIT isiReH 2uftihiff cine
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er obue Shmieristeiten auf benz Mi=
IiidreIerrierplab lan0ste UNI oann
wisoer nah GrisOrihsbafsn 5urid=
ishrte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
1ehn 1l1itdbsII aber be ,lr.

beiferFraoe. - &siR f~ocialer SrGus
msr 1T Sobn Mit9eIl, Der frhbere BRA
IioeHt Der uHiteo Mine @Drters unb
isbies Setter oss Departments Der
6inic FEDERATION fir bic 8eileglIng BON
9obnftreitigfsitsn. Sn elmer bisier Eage
3n Rem Yort gsbuIientn Hebe iaste er
ipcrtIih: sd trdumte niat Don
eIHem Gage, an hem ma cine gEeid=
mdbiat 8ertbetIung bes 8eiIBes am
treFfen tam. Sd CLAUDE nidht an ses
pdltfame AeRoeruneeH. Sd CLAUDE
an eiHen Nufbau unb Hiht an Ser
itDruns, pbpobl ih psute in Der Ars
bsiterbepeprug isnns. be glaubsH,
DAP iis elm bsFerss ipriales 6ebduoe
erridJten tjHnten. fpsnu oas eeaenpdrs
tise 5srit0s4 ;oiiroe.@
Der msoner fdbrte ees ipeitsren
aus, oab Die Unions trea gu Der Res
gierung fteben une be @erfaiiung
ahten. @dbtene Der lsbteR @ei2aftsz
friIis babe bic omeriroRilhe Arbei=
terIdoft cine srOBe Se~IbFeOntroIle an
ben gag eelest. Die lln3afrieoeubeit
Der Arbeiter Babe ibrsH gruno barin,
odB ieoer 4rbeitsr Elm Soeal su ers
rei6en iiids. nns in isirgm Snneru
lebe. Der @rbeiter berldnqe nibt
piel; nur Elm sigenss .6eim, aus Dem
er ntdt oertrisben rperoen lam, uno
einen fcldle QObn, DaB er gegen uns
g~liidsfGae qsfifert uao i'm itan0e 1T,
Ieinen 8iaoern cine onsemeTene gr=
sisbung 81 a%stpdbreH. SIRE bershz
tiatsn anIprii6e tonntsn bic Mrbsitsr
nnr ulf benz Dees Der gsrtinigung
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en- meiiten sur Grreiduns Der Nr-
beitsrioeale beitraeen fonnten. Rihf
ben llmIturs Der ~beitsbsneen 8efgl=
fhaftsOronung sritrehe bic 4rtgiter=
b~spesuns, pobl aber sine asnoerunq
Der 3uitdHbs in sspihen gg5ishun=
gen.
Sobn MitdeH ldI0B fsine Rsoe nit
folssuoer Rabnuno: IS uiro 5eHer
feiu fir Capital uno qrbeit, bic 5onb
in 0ano aebsn iOlter, ooB BE arbei=
terldaFt Ti6 in Der OsffentIi6tsit trifft
uno often nit ibrsm groBsn Wsris
pOranIdreitst, ala eub lie 3ulammens
finite i'm Bebsimen bat. @enn mir
unTsre Ebdtigtsit niht often fortSebsn
oiirfsn, 70 piro iih oardus nas fhIims
me WiibIsu i'm 7untsln entfnideIn.
Wir brou9en in Iinerica niht bic Sc
disqualification Guropa's CD. bic
s~ntitanSsn Iinb, neil oos 5sIeb BEN
4rbeitsrn uiHt ben 3ufammsnihIuB m
Der SsfFeHtIiaieit ssitaitete."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

nen, ron bgnen nan niht peiB, Oh iR
GbriteH pber 5eibn filh. Sn ihrer-
idbt uns fn9er - naiDeH limit cnbsft
lsiten fs Ons EriFfEihe CiterfeH aus
Der altoentIden @0ftsrIshrg ab. md
Der unisrs 6eibnifden 8Orfubrsn mn
es Griiblinssseit biz Situra UerehrteH,
bic 00ttin Der fpiteererlpaheHDen 4Gs
mr.. Sic pereeNeH oabei. S0B bas
driitlide Slterfglt MIR um 1900 Sab
Re alter 1T 1ls bic eermaHii6e Mgs
th0loois. bag bic 3eit 0es Gfterfsftes
fhon BON Moiss fetgsiegt puroe, Der
bic aitbeufIGe Dame Sftara 10 fpgnis
fannie als Der 9atriara Mbrabam ben
&aiier MiIbeIm. Sic pereefeu Ferner,
Oab oas 0iisrfsit siu Set Der gan
sen Gbrifsnbeit 1T, oaB oIfe 6riits
iiden gSIisr I'm oieielbe Set e feiern
un6 feisrten, aud ieHe BE ME bic ate
Dame Gitara eetdHHt bdben- &eiR
nnberes sen BAT sineu 10 beItimmten
lripruns. sinsn 70 firirten SRbalt,
sinsn 10 esnau fsftseFeuten Qalenser
mic o0s SiterfsFt i'm 4lten unb Rsuen
Eefoments. Die @Dtiest6at Der Gre
I5iuns. ME re bas 4lte unb Qeue
SeitamsHt sntbdIt. BAT eas OiterTeR
eeIhdffen, uRabb6nsis bon Der 00t=
terlebre Der alien Batter, uno Gffern
bat NIT Sitara nidts esmein ais ben
RamsH, uno isIba bieIs 0~omensDer=
panotfdaft 1T nidt Fder. Dsnn
BON Der 90ttin SHara psiB bic ge=
idi6ts Hiats, unb e 1T IsiHter 81
beDeiien, baB SisIs OHora benz OFsr=
feIts ibrsn uripruns psrbanft, ais
Gfsrn Der u%nbetdnnten aneetfdhf=
fhen 5ribliness0ttin, oenn Sfern
lit bas ate Wort fir uritdno uHo
4uFsritebune. Die GnFerifehung RES
5errn absr III Der llrIprung uno Sc
ssnitanO ees driIili9en SitsrIsftss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
WsItsrIiass psIsstrsnd,s.

On goiSltttH bot Sic SHfgnaAt.
Ter 'yats CNcmsyssu. Hiruetut
Ssosuhlus sablrsits ulss 9ySute
fiHo nauit neTbuHevr. T. Fps Rte
EfsFisusr, Sc cGf ogn 2arpea uuo
Galogn osg NlgsulSEogv tvtnngr. 70
cut tn G1rooeatihlaao. cher an
IbeEe Ms CnsTisaes W~egaaerfrm
iton ie iolh ttrs Cnsyraet In esu
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iagst lcosyn pISsH3 eTrNr aa' au
aessln ois Sfhrfegrr poR osn 9gs
i&tn lersR pvyxvsi.si aai sas ss
6unssn fittsa; gsasg sfsstu sat8
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
HHsrIti IntsFtssaatss.

GiHem .sIeineE 0evfthsHs hurh
srtItss Die Observation-Disclosures his iest
lbcn nm sac 10000 p0n oen 1obasr
fahrScanisH ssletmi DurncE. 1T n aeu
h~ei,sbsHoen SisHergeieseH ar aeprs
isafaTt GUfrfoH pBn Sons an ae
Srur rtlrmmeu unh & bat m bElk.
sinr 8ia i'm gcRgrsB eiHsubrFHssH.
eurA relte oemiclben cbrhaiien n<r
osn ioa- uuftr ben &eitimntAHasa Ns
Eiaaleptarf4 murecn oe zahctss
rodtis 81 2 unsen zE Den graFHmsas
ter fuE 5 Genfs nES De &aSets 81 1
uus.- fir 70 Esrts ssrisuft IN
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

~s IN ser sbeHhebsHesH Abbheunp pecist III, pSnianSis Fri sueekRiet.
Sci USrHdRHen sstanstnns etaIhn Shfe TSHI ser vcuem slang aml
SaPre btHaHs. g Ut WIGS cine Ger bersn prantiem, Bic il eeeeben werSeu
~ nhe g nnterIiegt tSSen 5pefeL, Hab ungsre Geger Hde efrie AN Hs
Grrerbnne Srfabsn bemaben SpcrSet.
otee 0Herte gilt nr bis sHR q. Mai, Sa sic Sirnna, uelete SkSe GsHa
perheat fkb Hmr bis ~ eSefena GunHpe biHAcu Eh, un Gas fabrifat elm.
snfRRreH- arer naab sirem 5sigunIt Rb Ssrar4iee kSHI vsrI#aHsn min,
mas, uts fasm teufs In cen 5mDcRcresaafsen n. g. No. safar $i.Ss baar
ossaPis"' nHfsre fTr nahen Fsb Sabsr beeiIeu, wnn lie fdb Shie auber.
srSsnfiR pSrtPetnbaite prMne Edecn rpsakn.
SseRs GResiSffd TIM arcrtEe BON $I.55 fir Sic e~inisnSnns
eines cinsieen meuen abSnmenter.
90 MasOn 81. .Mavankee, Ds.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

Rad pislsn @ers6gerunssn, bic
I'D itOn fat 2 Sabre b~in5Ogsn, 1T bic
2ueensboros Bride in Rem gort,
bic brittle grObs llsbsrfpdnnung bes
Cat Riper, bon Manbutton nah Gong
Sslono iibsr 9Indpsl's : Lamb binpss
= enoIi6 Dem @srtshr lbsrse5en pors
BEN. Die sigentlihe ginDsihuns is=
ron F0ire srit an u. SUM it1ttfin0eR.
llsber bic Bride fdhrrn s 8~dbnasleiie.
? 9romenansn fir TuBednger uno ein
SO Tnb brsitsr Tohruss, Der Fh cuF 2
5so6psrfs rsrthgili. iDphurh f4 oisis
Bride Dor alien 9riden Der Welt aus
sgihnet. 9eT Ban osr Bride nohn S
Sabre IN aHipruh. 9isjslbe bat bic
Deitsits SpGHuuHg. bic man in &meris
fsnut. uno cine Der uei.srsr Ser
BsIt. oieistbs 5str6gi 1872 rus. Die
aaHse 96nat Der Bride nit ben M
fahrten anf beiosR SeitsH 1T 8617
RUB. Die aufsu ses gcuss tetruceu
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raj eisis neus Bride onsin rnF isvvn
SsruErkabrItHisH i6brli3 $50 Rils
lipura @sToHea 5sf6reeyH ptre.
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finosn S0HOsrabitimmunsen ftast.
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gen neIhe fih p~oyHebmIih ois 9rptelte
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peroea NIT esr Bill in 9Gufd rno
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8etrieb geblieben une bic @rubenar.
better nerben unter ben aIten Geoin.
snnsen meter drbeitsn, bis ouf Der an
Wittpoh in philadelphia suEommen.
getreteneu G1nfereH3 5piiden @ruben.
beiiBern unn Mrbeitern cine GntIdeii
oung itattgefunoen bat. Die @ruben
beiiber erbpten Ii9 betanntli6, oas alt
nebereintommen auf psitere 3 SSabu
81 erneuern. Die Grubendrbeiter Be,
f6loien ieoO9 auf ber IeBte @o6e il
Scrautoa. go., abge6dItenen gonpeR
ton, ben @ertrag ablaufen su laFen
Die Arbeiter beitehen uuf Entertaining
Der neutrality-suspicious., u. for.
bern auBerbem nod anoere 3useitdnSi
niHe, bic bisher ruubpeg IdmmtIid
bon ben GrubsnbeFbsrn abs.lebRl
puroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

REV port gtaen 1000 Mo,r-
tn Rem gcrisr ess,aspsrF6emrsAs
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saso SSeslaRs er Bcoasn in nrl'
Safrnsris sz 6assnspsr & ensr
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