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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
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Ter GongItb ipfyo am n. Deem
beT feline Weihrah.sitrien anirsten.
aie oNsmal ? WodSu oautra uno am
4 5annos gu GHoe iommsn. sis ieR.
n Hch 70 gut ME nihis in @ssuo ogi
erltotgans rem eeiddfita ae.baa
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ai ntldes Is fb um rguo 1laRtais.
nan Eclars Asuot.t muset an. rtn
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2laf sraaft fne.m tsiosa. 0suitrn
#oR rene @crilaeu En- st,eepn rrn
asasa ri, msia,r 80 n Ue7erssr
fsriiter eeisfgn.Z 0ss r mesr
atf lNra.tf Nsiis gerFe-sr ssri.i,
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Fl1an belteNe lOIOrt

MD 5dae Die Wramte Sann Idneu gGdbaru uno EleunSen unb Eeu ntro
isrHe gla1e noben, orielbsu oMb ais Atouaeuten fur 5cPs @iatt 81 esptH'
men uno nd 10 al mlerem erobeu 9rcissgenerb AIT bic @sfDiunung nenet
aborneHHen su 6ibcHiaen Die 3toer febru, hckt &c befenml ge be-
rts aHgetInotgt Saben mir fix ebcs meme Saaressdbonnement df bus
Seitne so Gents III 4oor
G- 3rBbeblafcr nHS @riniennHen Eben Ed .r Scrflgue. 4Nn fhrdft
beHte HBm narum.
GHe geusuunseu fmb Al aorerrsu-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Cine Relic UNI die WeIt
Durdo daS StereOTEcp.
....loo pra1tIat S.eneFIen....

9et. Skoes Bin IL eth gae.ernhs pboioerap5iTdr 9una. IN 5arbsH Den
EnstHaI.Assnhs bsrseisat uS IL mIdt 81 peg btaiqsn SluasS gu r as}a,s
siieH ees stsreliogs bstretfen ba ben Se oieleL5sa N l9An 4 sar2 t Ds
ben. 9as Stereihp. bis nit ben gioeu gsbt bat ssen fsn eeas;rtsn
5nIaooi <aa1men, glau5sno ponh MT ldnHen AHM ostaflh. @se
qrf. aIumiimmtneDc. an ben Gdeu nit Gommet berseIt uno mt Du BE-
fH iHp1riirRn eEodsHeu perisheH, aarautirt ppntdHhg annrat &C.
uaht- Erac ihoHe Gusiottlue bon 100 gt5cru nc5t DENT Stereoiopa
saes ME obeH teidricber, erbaf rDer abonnsnt, ter uns So ns @oraas7e'
5dbiuna Fir stHen 9ohraane Df{ss WIoues etnftidt cent Die abdeernHa
beiorpsH mir. rsHn Der @eheuer 50 Gents erra. ao int @nn3en $3.50 ems
ldld- SH AIdftt uuf bic nuai5c Sreuoe rmo 0s @rsnu9H, De oes
snsnnHnna iebem gifgtso Der 6nniis peudhrt II Re seaHmat Hsss
bertb. ais Der nGne 9rfras, Sn mir fnroern.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19

Die 5uoamericdntih Rspublit ars
otntinisn raaet fh. Pit Sabrbuuoert.
Feisr ihrsr una6hdH.
@rsharsias siasfit i'm Sdhrs
rreiests 1910 in srobariisss
araeutinien's. Usiis 81 has5sn.
llebsron tCahitE @es
5saidafisn mi. atusn Qrgsetsn ans
rem Roosn uno oit &taisyaHs tt
rahais6ia asnus, zines mad esm ara
ssrtr su aenebmigtE. gsiorceTs
ZEN gtbisse sss @trtebrs rsrofn
ssrnunrncunssH ssmohi. MS
sar,er Welt auf 0sr In @sr6i
nit 81 Fsitr itaftfiueynssn 4usHsgs
luna re HosHdriist 3gssHiinisH's 90
.sissn. 9usucs gnrss sr5dli tiHt 9us
sabl rsutr 5trabtn. tslh st Start
ii 125 Fub grsrs cur4laafsn. S1rss
esuifrrrisrts rsresr uxstgatriTsn
u-s Al 4aI.1tR nr11t. ris cs
I.c;a ctI GcnsrsFo ror SER NIT ii.
nm aonsrauFronss Vcn 80 MiGics
usn G-irs rrbcs:sR Gouerts-a,s
Der oisism 6oHars rc
2uturFt ntsr sen G5r1rs5gcrf SIC 90
hsxitrslrstrA tslsi * GtSs5sass
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Der SonntassbOts.

fTIurfr funf Tcsf-onc &c o. HIFaukee W.
J ada itted Tor Il ansmisslcn ihiCrfh the Nal
ta stccncclassrafesy
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19

Gtu Nfi8r. w. Dunno,
biihSfietss ssfunoeu. 4ls i6nt
mabnwert Der neutide tat6olis
sur piece Ses i6e 0ifriets : Der
DsaHdt Pums .baHo pom Psorid
iingt Durh sinp De-
putotion cine Gresu6eitsooreFs ibers
reiden lieB. Iprad sr fir oieie Grtld=
runa Ser Sreue uno grgebenfeit niht
nur isinen pGrmIsn Dout aus. Ions
BERN fiiote aud bin3u, baB er NIT allen
odrin dusseIproheren Wiininen sins
osrftonoen uno Der Bette Jreuno Der
BsutIhen lei. Damn fubr er ouF
0euti6 n6rtli6 fort; Die msiTteR
meinSr StubisnsenoFen paren Deuts
i6e, uno ib frsus mid tets. oeufde
@emeiRoen 3u bsiuhsn, benn id fiHDe
bort 9(les in Der inoniten Gronung,
uno qons defenders frsue ih MIDI iber
bic autsn 9farrfhuleH in ben oeuts
fdsn @emeinoen. Sd t0g Guh 0euts
fhen nidt genua ans ser le9eu, Sure
Sinner 70 osutih 81 balteH dls m6g-
lid; nenH Elm 9satider, Der feline
5proGe leihs aufgibi. D~erIiert auh in
oer Reqel Teins Religion obre 9eoen=
fen. I'm Sure Spra6e gu erbalttH.
miibt S6r in Der 1amilis bic osutids
Gprahe bod boltsn. unO ih meroe be-
fuu0erg earauf ieEgn. ooB in Zen
gfarrThulsn aua duBsrbaIb oes lpe
cieuen unterri6ts i'm llmsana Dsuih
aefprohen niro. Sh merle e an mir
islber. nie f6psr ss 1T. geIdufis
Dsutih 81 iprsdeH. ipsrn mar auBer
uebuna fommi." Wie tjeF btlhdr
msro Inn btsis aolosnen Borts zines
asborenen Mnericaners iriTder Gbs
Itammuna fir 10 pisls 0sutids, Die
uidi Ihrea gsnlis oas i6reH oon ibyea
9prpatsrn Oersrbie u~nfddBbdre @ut
Der otutInen Spraas nit @srtnss
Ftdsuno hsi Isiis r%srfsHl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
HlIerIsi I%ntersssantes.

GsSsGss0eG9S0 S0sa09SSS0SG9
Sn oem Sirsit Ter @siaenHsasr
Der 8abueH i'm 1oropeTten, ser felt
eiHissn Moden Bic 0efientli6teit be-
ibdftist. 1T bic Ga6lage nod siemlih
unperdnosrt. Die 9ahnaeIeai6aften
bebaupten. oaB is zen gratsserte6r
ppuitdnoig teindlligen t5unen, uno
odB bic cage n.t isoem Gage no 6sI-
iere, uH0 bic Streiier 0uf Der dn0.ren
settle behaupten 9eaou oas @egentbeiI.
Sine 8eriammiung bss e%iien6dbnz
departments oer e2(merioan 6eoera-
tion Of 9ad0r~ lit BON 8rdi. @oms
pers fir SamstagsM orgsn in 81.
Paul anseiaat, UNI gu berdibsn, mas
mon bei oem NtiheaitsllerHreit tbun
nil. 4ae Giisnbabrgsperbe. Sic in
Der Decoration Dertretsn fin6, tpsroen
biz Neidenieller untertiiben.
Bel Dem Furdibaren Sfurm, ireI=
der pd6rsnO Der Mittnohz 0a6i une
am Donnsrstog D. QB. iiber ben Qdte
erie %eabiHbnuits, perloren SO Mens
i2sH ibr Qeben unb 5abrseuge i'm Gss
Mountaineering D0n Hebr als elmer Ulil=
ion Dollars ruroen ron Dem niitbens
Den GIemeni 5erIt0rt. 3gpan5iq Wla=
troitn ipurDen gsretttt pier SdilFe
siHgsR unisr. ems tit geFtranoet uno
bat itpereu Saaoen erlitten. Die
unsIiids=Qifs 1T folgenSe: Dampfer
s@larion" 0er6raunt; Is W1ann psrz
loren, ieds e~srsttet. 9ampfer 80.
s. RiharDipn" aeiunsen; 5 Mdnn ers
truRten, IA g~erettet. - Mapgon= fSerrp
pWtarauette" uno r8sFemer go. 2"
hoodrirt; 80 QerioHen gerlorsn.
2ompfer .Soiiab 8. Munro~ beim
geriu6, ManniAoften BON Ger .Glas
rion" 81 rstien. geitranost.-S5tepps
tdu-8arge ~gefunfen. ~ Gin Wotrnf.
ron Der sRiharoTon" puroe infolQe
Der adIte pabninnig UNI beqina
5~elbiimoro.
Der qapF bat 8so. Sdmes G'Geian.
s%egsmpdrtia 3sctcr Der q. @nibonn's
4irhR IN minneapolis. Mian.. 3nm
9iI5rf ben Sarge, u. Dat. ala
Aahfolser Res perii. 9iIh0fs Gbans
len. an0 8ss. Ml. i 8aQon. 8. Or. I,
zen Buffalo, q. 81. sum 8iT6cf pom
Non6on, Ont. Canada, erndnnt.
Bel cen an { Sonnsaq in aans
SpoRieH a~6asbaitgren Municipalpohs
sen Fsaten meia BE e~i6eralen un5 Sic
8epubiicaner. Der neue gemeinoes
raib 01n Waorio bsfe6i aus 23 gss
publitangrn uno 5seiaIifeu. IL Qibg=
ralta uRo MIR 4 GonisreatBen. Sa
Barcelona h1ahsu BE 9a6iragen 19
ocu insseianmt % gdu0ioaitn onrtn.
4a6 II San St611ian uno iii an6ts
Fsn sraBtH Sideisn udren DE RE-
pu5liteaer fesrgia 5n gilboo. gars
ee.cm aao Nlalatn bfrrfhlsa lee
'rahtIide Riots, 6si otusn zine 4us
3abi Y%sgioasn s.l5ois, naresn.
Nricy Ser iit6srTtriff getrsiss.
Nlarstprei5 estsu eis Iasm6raarer
gtatrit sn In @r. 126 re Qrsije BON
N1ricffsla. Butter UNI Gierr an.
San8 nit Unrest rem o;sfs W9hs
ruH8smii.i rt.Sen Surni riht
slm 8str.ise gtretnei. eni..r nrs
Eitr aeaor,n ri4 eir~'f irs m7I7ns
ssnrti9 nur 3ua 1tortsn NJ. gts-
itrtlu~s ane eis ei~e-1lannt
Gt tlaa 4sts6ssiisi. ssl5s isssr
Sttars -Et.s. nsgsta. ssissr aa. !
Ftr ssr asrf rcH IL .2sis an
rN ta ems oss 9lati 81
i1a-i am Esifps
4lars q. 70 ssssatst si.5 gssas.t ts
0la11 1901 4st 90. 6s5ss,t So
Aot- - I.a sssos.. mss
1893 Iass1 .1ar i.ssg fsa RI
~aft ~ -rf- = ~. $3.50
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19

lanfsR. Die itsi ihon
s~eipalsies Mrmss Nr
ron untls Sum *
foioeteu 9samisu IL
ocrmshren. HrA Sic
NIT zen pirmEsH
~Gmpkhlunaen psrits
hsn ntn Gnnartk
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19

u%ntsgteisst rsresn fonsn. lam man
eirss celiHosn S5aasys taam q.
irebrsn. Sc II otr 4ehsHruHli RiAi
aQsin. rsy sa5ei in 9stgats tcmmi.
N1as amtlitsn Hsst1.s asirast Ns
21h osr 9unNsbs1m.sn 5ar 3sit
S700 Nals nun Nr ron 6erra
Eaf. stfirrorssts 9egf1lag snssnems
mar nsrstn felS. Qrifpareas IN TN
1c1ssa oanot sirsuritisu. iuaroe Ar
@tssAmas seu fsaltaisH suipiss
sas seer Nr 9uroesManier NIT sis
rsn S4,est I'M 10000 rtrnshst
rstssa- 1snz ait q siER aars4 Gs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Allrrlrt nom Tnnr.

9ti ndbsrsr 9strahsuns or osrs
ihieotnsH 4i6ns, BE earauf hindus
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19

ginen sutsn 5reuno bat Ons totbOs
Hide 9eutfhthum in Dem nsnen 81
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19

Dsr qapf bat 9eo. Games G'Gsiap.
8egenfpdrtia Rsctpr Der q. 9nibonng
8irhs IN MiHHeapnlis. Mian., sum
9iidrf ben Sarge. u. Dat. dls
9iahfolser hes ueri. 9i]Hofs Sbans
len. ano 8se. So. Salon. 8. 81. J.,
zen Buffalo, q. o.. gum 8iIaof ron
NoH0on, Ont. Canada, ernannt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19

Die lu5amerirdnfhs Rspnblit ar.
esntinisu raRet ft. pit S%abrbunoert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
CORSET COVERS AND
WHITE PETTICOATS-

AT l9c-Nainsook Corset Covers trimmed with
two rows Of iilet lace insertion beading and edge
AT 2oc-Nainsook Corset Covers having deep
yoke Of lawn bands and Valeneicnncs lace inser-
ton
AT 4oc-corsct Covers of fine batiste. trimmed
at top with Swiss embroidery beading laced with
ribbon and iish-eye pattern Valenciennes lace.
AT Soo-Corset Covers OF fine batste. cross
bar dimity or nainsook One OF nainsook is
trimmed with deep points of fsh-cye pattern Val
enciennes insertion. and Swiss embroidery medal
lions top finished with insertion and edge to
match
AT 69c, 9Sc and $l.25-1.ong White Petticoats
trimmed with double flounce Of lawn and wide
embroidery. Excellent tor wear under shirt-wast
suits and one-pieee summer dresses
-paaanlent qatoaroou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING
ARRAY in PORTLAND
GRAND LODGE T. A. NJ.
CLOSED YESTERDAY

The annual communication Of the
United Grand Lodse Of wanhlnK.
ton, Frec and Accepted MaAons
eolpfed, closed yesterday with tho
election Of effieen. Thoaa chosen
we're
Grand master. James T. shsp
person. hoslyn. wash. deputy
grand MASTER. Henry ]. Asberry
Tacoma aenior grand uarien. John
A Payne. Portland. Junior grand
warden. Charles 4 Ryan, spokane,
grand treasurer. Joseph I slmma.
North Yakima; grand secretary, v
u Holmes. Spokane, grand lcc
tHrer. y A stokes Spokane.
The communication began last
Monday Ia Washington hall. ian
az and Nr vt Spokane was choasn
A. the mort convention eity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
DRAWERS AND GOWNS

AT loc-Nansook Drawers made wide, and
trimmed with tucked ruiilc
AT 2se-Cambric Drawers finished with tucked
ruffle
AT 50c-Tucked Drawers OF Nansook made
wide. and trimmed with deep flounee OF Swiss
embroidery.
AT 4pe--Umbrella Drawers, cut circular. fitting
smoothly over hips. and trimmed with embroidery
ilounee Other circular Drawers at this price
arc trimmed with lace insertion and edge.
AT s0c-Gowns OF fine quality cambria. made
in sip.over style. having elbow sleeves and neck
trimmed with hemsttched bands
AT 69c-Gowns Of good quality cambria. open
ing in 'front.' with square yoke Of hemstitehed
tucks and long sleeves trimmed with hemstitched
rniflc
Other attractive styles in Gowns are shown at
7So and 0pc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
PROMINENT MAN INVOLVED IN
SENSATIONAL AFFAIR or
A SHADY CHARACTER.

PORTLAND. Ore. July i5.-
while r. ' nrarkett. member OF
the firm Of llrackctt a Myers. elee,
tricAi easlnseFs. Ia thought to be
dying today, the police are en-.
sased In what looks like a hopeless.
task IN lfYsaE TO nhrayei the mya.
terry surrounding a shooting affrny
In which he rcc.ivea a bullet
wound In the len abdominal region.
Rrackrtt insists that two men
ran from behind tree late last
night. while he vas walking on
iamhlll a.. near itth. and com
handed him 10 throW up his hands
lie says that a moment later one
o. the men shot him
An entirely different phase Is
given the affair BY three witnesses
Thsy agree with the theory Of the
police that the woman Bracket Il
supposed 10 have met near the
scrnr o. the shooting figured In the
Subsequent Developments
r. v Dent, an empioye Of some
stables IA the neighborhuad. told
the police that a man resembling
hfacsstt met a woman At
Yamhni and ftlh SITS an hour
before he vas shot Attracted b.
the report Of the revolver Dent
looked out and aas Two well.
dressed men run past the stables
A hurried srarrh Of Bracelets
clothes showed that no attempt
had been made 10 rob him.
MFa Ward. who resides near the
corner where the shooting oc.
CURED. says that whcn she rushed
from her back door she heard
some one say; well. guess
you vc got ne his time
Bracket il supposed 10 have
made this remark She also saw
two men. Who did not appear ilke
highwaymsn. run from the scene
IN spite Of this evidence nrackett
still maintains that he was at
tackled BY thugs
Mrn. Braeketi ia at present In
Walla Walia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
AT l3c Garment, 2 for Csc
Of Wash Goods and Domestics at Very Low Prices

Ginghams Percales, Galatea, Prints, Muslins and
other Wash Fabrics Sheeting, bleached and I'M
bleached lengths of bleached and unbeached Table
Damask also Napkins in half-dozen lots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
BIG LABOR MERGER


CHICAGO. iuiy is.--ofgaaiEAtion
Of a railroad employees department
ef the American Federation o. L.
Dor vas completed today BY The
merger Of = unions Of American.
Canadian sad Mexican railroad
men OF unions affiliated with rail-
way employees The nov depart.
Hien, embraces g.s00. 200 union en-.
pioyea on 10000 miles Of rail
NaY
Tho new department will b con.
Quoted ~ a separate gurrrninf
BODY frum the A. y Of 1. Temper
AIRY officers selected are " u.
perham. president. and D W Rod
ertck, secretary. treasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
Values in Neckwear

Dutch Collars Of white dotted Swiss. daintily
trimmed with Valeueiennes lace and insertion
3sc
Dutch Collars Of heavy linon. trimmed with
Venise lace and medallion corners; 2sc.
Sheer lawn Dutch Collars. finished with Valen-
eiennes lace and insertion. 25c
childrens plain. stiff linen Dutch Collars, in
white, sizes II and ilH; l5c.
Jabois Of fine white bobbinet. trimmed with
imitation Baby Irish lace; 25c
Lawn Jabots finished with valenciennes lace
and Insertion 2se.
Aseots and Four-in-IIand Stocks. in white and
various eolors; Toe, lie and l0e.
basement saiesrOOm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

shield. against the guns Of Hts pur
aners In a Wild 2o.mile ride through
the tpuulryHide When the posse
closed la on him hia Wife broke
away and ran iio Tired five shota
At her but mlsued Then be broke
fof swamp where he killed him.
self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
ANOTHER RAILROAD OFFICE.

The Laekavanna system has 80
tablished an Azency here. with G.
y Hall IN charge y II. Montgom.
cry has bs-n appointed travelling
agent The location has not yet
been announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

NORFOLK. Va. July is-John
ooode affectionatoly known AZ
-'rha Grand Old Man Of virginia, %
died hers yesterday following q
sifuso of apapiety. AGED 80 yeau
He saa tho last Survivor Of the VIZ.
giula secession convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Saturday morning 70 Mountain.
ecrN will Leave on a three weeks
trip w Mount Rainier The plans
nov are "a camp IN Marine park on
the way up and TO return by way
Of spray park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

AT Si2S-Two-pcce Combination Suits Of
good quality nainsook. corset cover and circular
drawers. Cover is trimmed with large scrolls OF
iilet lace insertion and embroidery mcdallions;
drawers have lawn ruiile finished with edge Of
iilet lace. Finished at waist with embroidery
beading laced with ribbon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
Drapery Remnants

A large assortment OF Remnants OF Drapery
Fabrics in various lengths, including Swsses,
Dotted Muslins, Tapestries, Burlaps Sateens, Gre
tonnes. DENNIS and Nelours, is Offered at at
tractively low prices.
--Rasement gaIesrootp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
Muslin Underwear
COMBINATION
SUITS

AT zoe - Combination
Suits OF nsiusook. corset
cover and e. awers. having
cover trimmed with en-
broidery yoke. finished
with rorchon beading and
edge drawers are trimmed
with lawn fuiiie.
AT Si00 Two-Piece
Combination Suits. corset
cover and drawers. having
cover trimmed at top with
two rows Of embroidery in
scrtion. and finished with
beading and lace edge em-
bfoidery beading at waist
laced with ribbon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

The short pieces which have accumulated dur
ing the course of heavy seasons selling have
been cut in desirable lengths and offered prior
to nventory-tme, at very attractive special prices.
Included are remnants of Imported and Domestic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
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rsss yin not rely aololy or In
=, naFt Oh the Pay strvas
sssr. d provide the amusement
, Il rcuuniiiiee Of alleged humor
a ben appointed and Il Is
~ 4 werk on special stunt.
40 VII BE- bIuaght of ~ haliY.
=, A. every attraction along the
NJ
Ne limit on Game.
nmetof Of Concessions g
s.,,ss Ia served Haticr on See
r',1 Elner Friend that the club
g q a. far a. it likes, and that
Z IN stand responsible for re-
~ klsa BE- has put At the CON
- Il he clrh the services Of
- kaneh Of bis department to
-. IN makius the night a hoNl
n <4resA
Nav salih, Of the Streets Of
nan : preparinE an interesting
<..s.esment fer the bunch. and
~ schneiicwind and John
r.,Assf. q the lgoFrate village. are
rnszinx something in the way Of
-1,rsIsted costumes for the Press
A. effective force IN this con
rs,|ae chicf wsnpsusiein has
r--<t 10 pull tho poliee out Of the
\, ssrsak for the evening
- Haller. manager Of tho Mon.
~ md Nsrrimac and the Battle
4 .;-iysbufs. has put in with the
~ aft vill have something
MI rhlle o put over,
Win s,snd for Anything.
In Pearson has donated the
Pr7s shrel 10 anY purpose the
onnl'tss NAY elect except takins
/ pzrf and Captain habcr Is go
b 70 tear The roof aff Of the -
k1za HllsFe
ii KIns says that the bunch can
~ ~ chmcse village dSwu 10
- plarf end o. he iay Strcak II
4 nj i ADVISABLE 10 move Il and
rc1<<r waianahe. Of faif Japan.
~ rs: b. viii stand for being
md ~ to Al KINGS alto
GxFxr veasey. Of The rrmple Of
l1art7y. has been reading bis
" ain and says that the signs
q 1t h. had better close for the
euAz. tat that be- viii aEfce 10
Enfis qyrn Il Mr. Fischer. of the
~; iasuhators, eill stand up
"a bin
Al vii Wurs.
nz1z<sr HE. of the sceuic .saii.
~ - something up bis sleeve
~ N rickier has gone Into ex=
<zdse session 10 dope out a line
Z Ntion
tH<f1 <tsv on the Streak viii
- sone.hinK or other TO put
~ al iii Of Il wili b. xood.
huideri J. y Chllbefg. director
11sfai l A. Nadeaa. Director Of
Vxb Franz y. Allen. Director Of
1ecsslaus Nailox and all OF the
- d tie dignity OF the cxposi.
~ ndt fcfxstlng Director Of In
H1tinn lanes A. Wood. will Be
1nsizad N a bailyho squad and
- % DO q listia real rork for
= nst line during the cxposi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-06
tHROGGR|IIS!.!s!.S!
The big store with little prices.
ia Nerth Main St. Barre. VT.

president will take the change, and
there is even more curiosity in the pres
emit case because of the unusual adulation
which Theodore Roosevelt has received
from an sdmiring people. Honor of his
fellOw.citizens will be his yet, but the
attentions have been transferred from
him to his successor in Office. In short,
the retiring president is stripped Of all
the official prerogatives and left TO shift
for himself like the rest OF us. Roose.
welt has started off his retired life well
by forcing It upon us that he is now
merely a private citizen. It is left for
US to recognize the point of the state
ment, even as he seems to have recog-
nized its significance. Theodore Roose-
welt is merely citizen now, although
there still win linger the fame that
surrounds one who has received such
signal honor as 10 have been elected pres
ident of the United States. Good luck
to our plain Citizen" Roosevelt!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-06
JINGLEs AND JESTS
Foolish Forretfulness.

He always slept out on the porch, so
that he might breathe germless air;
lie kept from eating starchy stuff and
lived upon the plainest fares
He wore hygienic underelothes; TO please
his wife he seorned cigars,
And never would consent TO ride in
poorly ventilated cars.
He never guzzled any kind Of stuff con.
tanning alcohol;
He had no taste for cigarettes and never
used the things at all;
He never jumped on moving trains nor
monkeyed with rusty gun,
He never ran such risks as nine men out
Of ten men daily run.
He walked according TO a rule that ex-
perts had agreed upon,
And in accordance with rule he'd
read somewhere, his breath was
drawn;
But he is lying meath the sod; it seems
that he somehow forgot
That falling in well at night win kill
man as like as not.
Chicago Record Herald.