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Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

Glendale Ariz. March 1S.-The mothers and teachers organized a parent teachers association here last Friday at the school house. This club was organized now in order to be ready for opening of school next fall. The following officers were elected: President. Mrs. J. G. Hammels; vice president Mrs. Betts; secretary. Mrs. M. P White; treasurer, Mrs. IT. r. Ritchey
 Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Jack entertained at the home on Grand avenue last Saturday night. Progressive finch af- forded the entertainment for the even ing. After the games were played, re- treatments were served consisting of orange jelly. whipped cream. cake and chocolate. Those who enjoyed Mir. and Mrs. Jacks charming hospitality were Mir. and Mrs. F. l.. Norris. Mrs. Har- vey Symonds. Mrs. Willard Twinch. Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Flock. Mrs. Betts. Miss Sara Whitfield. Miss Eva Ruse, Miss Nellie Trent. Miss Dorothy Ken drick, Miss Rudolph, Messrs. V. F. Messinger T. T. Chave, Lionel Ken drick, Rudolph. and s. S Jack
 sotNtldl ttilAAlUdAtS are III lIt lltlu for the office Of school trustee. It is the duty of every qualified voter to cast a ballot for the candidate that he CT she thinks will best fulfill the du- ties of trusted. Much of the success in the upbuilding of our school de- bends on the board of trustees The children of Glendale deserve the best there is in school facilities and teach CTS.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ P. White enter tained Mir. and Mrs. w A Fauber at dinner on Sunday.
 William Weigold is putting up a new business building on the space where his real estate office formerly stood
 Mrs. F. J. Flock entertained at luncheon Tuesday Mrs. Charles Root and Mrs. J. A. Higgins of Cartwrighe. Mrs. Milton P White and Mrs. Henry Ritchey of Glendale
 The box supper given by the school Wednesday night was a splendid sue cess. A short program was given con- sisting of songs by Mir. Darough and Miss Gerdes. a recitation by Jean Noll and sextet by six girls The pro gram was wound up by a solo by Miss Whitfield. with banjo accompaniment played on brooms by the Glendale quartet, who gracefully responded to an encore. Following the program Mir. Kimber presided as auctioneer and the sale of boxes began. The baskets were beautifully decorated and brought very fancy prices, which was due chiefly to the pleading eloquence of the auctioneer. The Glendale people are very liberal, as the financial re- suits of the evening added nearly an even hundred dollars to the piano fund. Miss Whitfield and Mrs Harvey Symonds came out from Phoenix to attend the basket social.
 Mrs. Jim Coffelt and children are
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

rented twenty cows from Mrs. Haynes. Mrs. Homer Green visited Mrs Lew Graham Wednesday. i L. c. Haynes came up from his ranch on the Agua Fria this week and spent few days with his family. The latest social event in the neigh borhoOd was the house warming given [ by Mrs ToYer The new house is just about completed and quite a crowd gathered to spend a pleasant evening in it last Friday night. Dancing was the chief diversion. Refreshments of cake and coffee were sefved. MT. and Mrs. F. J. Flock of Glendale were guests at dinner Sunday of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins. Frank Bell who has been staying with Frank Bryant, left Tuesday for Globe. where he will live with his sister for a few months. He went to the Agua Fria Monday to visit his parents before going away.
 Lew Graham come home from town Saturday with an elegant new surrey
 Mir. and Mrs. John Ellison of Phoe- nix were guests Sunday of the Rev MT. and Mrs. Smith.
 Miss Bertha Kohl spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Glayds Kohl of Isaac.
 Lew Graham and family spent Sun day with MT. Phy in the Murphy dis trict.
 Mrs. Susie Irving. Miss Bessie Kees- Ter. Lon Smith and Robert Holly en- joyed a trip to the rlver Sunday.
 Misses Dorothy and Myrtle Haynes
  their aunt, Mrs. Charles Vencel
 Miss Katie Wedgworth of Phoenix visited Miss Etta Parker from Friday to Sunday.
 Mrs. Quin Faulkner, who has been visiting at Buckeye with her daugh- ter. Mrs. John Richardson, returned Friday
 Mrs. J. A. Higgins in company with Mrs. Charles Root of Cartwright. drove to Glendale Tuesday and spent the day with Mrs. E. J. Flock. Some Glen dale ladies had been invited to meet them and they all spent a most enjoy able day and partOok of a delicious dinner, the kind Mrs. Flock knows so well how to prepare.
 Mrs. Clyde SwartZ and Mrs. George Wilkey were witnesses of the serious  accident which occurred Saturday evening on the Yuma road and which came so nearly proving fatal to Mir. Orme. the telephone lineman. The ac- cident occurred just in front of Mrs. SwartZ' house.
 The Rev. MT. McCourtney spent the day Sunday in the neighbOrhOod and conducted services Sunday morning at the Baptist church.
 Chas. Olmstead has been very sick this week, but is improving slowly.
 Jim Lloyd became a member of the Baptist church Sunday.
 Mrs. McElhaney of Phoenix called on Mrs. George Kay Tuesday afternoon.
 Good. live, wide-awake prayer meet ings are held at the Baptist church every Thursday night. All are invited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
MURPHY.

Murphy. March 2O-Mr Hendrick- son of West End spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Godfrey Miller. MT. and Mrs. John McGee and daughter. Miss Vera, spent Tuesday afternoon shopping in Phoenix
 The Peterson family. who have been living on L. F. Shepherds place. have bought ten acres of land from Lynn about two weeks.
 The choir met Tuesday evening at the home of MT and Mrs Wesley Mil Ter. Those present were Mrs. J. R. Bradshaw, Mrs Brown. Mrs. Wesley Miller. Miss Nancy Hall. Miss Mary Bustrin, Misses Brown, Wesley Miller. Grover Greenlee. John Miller. Frank Russell. Frank Miller. H. A. Bustriu and J. R. Bradshaw Mrs. c. C. Hirssig moved to Phoenix last Thursday
 The Murphy Sunday school now has a circulating library at the home of Mrs. K $. Townsend. Any one wish ing books may leave the number of the book he desires with the secretary and it will be delivered the next Sun day
 R. J. List has been on the sick list the past week.
 Miss Annie Miller and Miss Nellie Hawkins of West End spent Sunday with Mrs. Wesley Miller.
 The choir met Thursday evening at the Murphy school house to practice music for an Easter entertainment
 Mrs. sherman and Mrs Counterman called on Mrs. Bustrin, Tuesday after noon.
 Sunday school will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Special mu- sic by choir. All are invited.
 Mrs Wesley Miller called on Mrs Brown Tuesday afternoon. H. A. Bustrin has been hauling hay to Phoenix the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Wesley Miller spent Tuesday morning shopping in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
RIVERSIDE MESQUITE.

Riverside Mesquite, March 19.-Miss MaUde E. Cummings was on the sick list Monday.
 H. Beasley brought out a load of Page wire on Wednesday. He intends to put a fence all around his place, SO as to prevent the sheep from getting out
 Those who spent Monday and Tues day in town were: w. NJ Doggett. P. x. Nelson, J. J. Miller. R. Reynolds. Burll Miller. Mrs. H. Mcintyre. Miss Treva Doggett. Otto Greene and Nose Haggard.
 MT. and Mrs. F. W. Bacon spent Sunday with the home folks.
 Miss Mary Mcintyre spent Saturday
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

The Glendale CantalOupe association held a meeting today. Friday. Mir Cadwallader, representing the firm that handled the cantaloupes last sea- son. being present. NIT. Cadwallader told the association that Glendale had set a standard for cantaloupes as good as any section in the country, if not actually the best. last season. which was the first experiment with that crop here He saw no reason why this as sociation can not continue to lead the procession. over 400 acres are now signed to the association and it Is quite certain that the revenue to be derived by Glendale and vicinity for the crop of 1909 will be between SS0.- and S100.000. An entire car load of cantaloupe wrappers. which means A. 000. 900 was ordered printed
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

and Sunday in Phoenix visiting with friends.
 N. Doggett and Mrs. E. Shell spent Sunday in Phoenix.
 Mrs. P. x. Nelson called upon Mrs Beasley Wednesday afternoon.
 s. Harper of Phoenix was through this vicinity Tuesday looking after his bees
 Miss Towards musical recital was well attended from this district
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
Salt River Valley News

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Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
Glendale
The Beet Sugar City.

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Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

House. barn. 16O acres in grain, all reservoir water. Beautifully level, just under Arizona canal Perfect ly level and no prettier land or better soil in the valley. The buyer of this should make net profit of at least s3O.OOO within a year.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
HORoWITZ
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Horovitz District, March 19.-The | 4-year-old son of George Vandewalker, who has been sick of pneumonia, is now much better
 Vandewalker Bros, during the past week. have cleared the mesquite from
 an additional twenty acres of their
 ranch and have planted it 70 wheat
 They have also sold 800 head of sheep for a good price to Muderspaugh on the north side Of the river and have delivered them.
 Woolf Sachs has planted an orchard on his ranch. cleaned up the road and otherwise greatly improved the ap- pearance of his property.
 M. B. Horovitz has cleared the brush from l20 acres of his ranch this spring
 and intends to plant it to sorghum. His barley and alfalfa are in fine con dition. Mir. Hcrovitz was in Phoenix two days this week moving his cattle on the north side from one pasture to another Mrs. Horovitz recently re- covered from a very bad attack Of pneumonia
 The Pitts Sheep and Cattle company has got its ranch cleared and plowed and ready for sorghum. The company
 also has 16O acres planted to alfalfa
 that is doing finely
 The school in the district will close this week
 There is a general hope among the settlers in these parts that there will
 be no unnecessary delay in getting the
 matter of the Center street bridge be-
 fore the people. The bridge is almost a necessity for settlers on the south side. especially the west end of the south side.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

wagon load of trees for Washing ton park. Glendale, arrived here yes terday. The trees will be set out i'm mediately. The Ladies' Self Culture club of Glendale raised the money for the getting and setting out of the trees and they are going io do everything possible which will beautify and i'm prove the park.
 The work of grading all of the town streets will be commenced next week by the Glendale Citizens league. Nei- their time nor money will be spared in this work.
 A. w. Bennett is rapidly bringing
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

"Our glasses fit, We carry Invisi- ble Bifocal. Toric and all other Ienses and frames manufactured. Swigert Bros. r E. Adams. Phone Red 2641.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

LAST SUNDAYS REPUBLICANS WANTED. Will pay cents per copy delivered at this office for Republicans of Sunday. March II.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

suffering from an attack of humps.
 Ray Sample and wife have moved into the Sine property across the rail road.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-24
A lecturers n Amusing 1 Ex q

Lecturer's Amusing Experiences. u
5.5 4 was giving lecture with the aid
OF lantern, said Mr.. Harry Furniss,
and was showing some portraits OF
Mr. Gladstone in my entertainment,
The Humors OF Parliament" was
telling my audience as pointed to the
pictures on the screen that. one mo-
ment he looks like this and at another
be looks like that, when there was q
great burst Of laughter. &
I proceeded to speak about Glad
stones flashing eye and noble brow.
and by the: time mentioned some
thing about his aquili neSnose my audi
ence seemed to be In Mysteries. 800
Thinking that by, some mischance
the wrong picture was being thrown
on the screen, I turned round and was
at first Mortified to see a gigantic fly
apparently walking aboHt on the nose
Of the Grand Old Man. -.
It appeared that the fy had got into
the lantern, had been caught between
the lenses and was being magnified q
hundredfold on 20 ths screen-London
Tt-Bits. TT RI. 80 4 :5 -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-24
The erupfions or ~ esi,vius great In
crease the fertility off the ground e
the yicinity s 81
: Z
Id Name q epys...

How should ipepys' be prononncedi
Percy Lnbloclk VINO Vrote5s a biogra.
ply 81 saniuei Il epys. declares Peeps
But there are mar, people living aud
talking " t.ail til,.inselv yes =. eppls.''
In 1919 VAS published 3 volume ciiled
5;..sL ucida terra Ii. James t,ar.
scasse. N ho was q clerk In the Office 81
sPepys, He lid MOI like l'epys and
would have been B Glad to spt,il II
Peeps. ' Hut he didn,t 81 wrote: $S.
Get thee betind me, hen dumb devil
begone.
The Lord hatt, Eph THAT a said 10 my
tongue.
FL Him, must praise Who opened hath rny
lips, s5Ess$
Sent me from 3na,ys,s ID the ARR sby PepxssSss
roni this nronieie se,,il;
5cludes tlat to al lary fseprs
was
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-24
Persistent,

t. ghopkeeper ito commercial. traveller,
Can't give you an order. Quite over,
stocked, Traveier-Lets. me at least
show you my samples shopkeeper-
Spare yourself the trouble. II can't
look at them. Traveier-Then viii you
allow me to look at them myself? II
10 three weeks since have seen them.
London Penny Pictorial.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-24

.FoR;l5 sAl /, /! LIE.

FARM FOR sA pod farm off 100
acres for sale ia western Mol can
county, 14O acres broken fenced
pacture good deep well comfortable
bull dings land gently ling and
very fertile price IS, 900 Il
IS an sDon. 81 par iicalars write
George Allingham Gre tstone ii ~,
II Oak.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-24

o. not claim u have Tie largest line off5
holiday goods Ramsey County but
sSsz5 WE do claim and stand ready to- prove

s$ES We 90 caim ana stand ready To- prove
that there Is nor u line Of goods IL Ibis
vicinity that better, newer than that fo be found
ST this store. il making our selection this year We
buy only the best that the market af-
forded The various lines, and usual We bought
that We feel perfectly safe ii dsposing Of what We
have placed ID The store. prefer this to hayeing
sueh large stock that there are many articles left
over for tie next year. We have old goods on
hand every article Is new and Of latest pattern,
and we ask 10 more than Is charged for stock
has been ii some 81 The stores FOL several
Our line comprizes many choice presents for either
ladies' gentlemen o. ldren, and We would Be pleas
ED have you look il over when you are making your
selection. AS i help To- those undecided we would
suggest some Of HE following: Bool1s---ve have
them 1T a prices, including standard fiction, poems,
books, various bindings, children's books etc.;
Leather Goods-- the "a sc now, fine assortment
Of hand bags, music rolls purses rubber goods
toilet cases Of al kinds, perfumes, manicure sets,
brush and comb SETS shaving sets, thermos bottles,
fancy calendars hand painted china fountain pens,
bibles and testaments Christmas and New Years cards
Call and lei us show You the stock. \ s5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-24
~ DONALD cHAMsERLiN.

10y. = SsstsSS-. - SAAS SAASA
stay oLA the nttie stranger IN It's pas
age Igom the knoWn to the IN
1no 'Na1E maze eSi q great change Tor the
young couple--that is. great change
occurred ats that time. for before the
motner appeared again to the world
tne Iatner mad LETT Virginia for his
aormer nome nell 10 the north. never to re-
urn. NO one outside the manor house
saw Mrs. Bedell Tor many months aft
VI ner connnemenf. and when she re-
sumed ners position as 9 well woman
e Ill neither visited nor received any
except the slaves on the plantation.
Among these she went as before. but
WIFE s'lla g Diignted iook on her face. No
cause was given Tor the change IN her
or the departure ana continued abb
eence OF her husband. Whether her
fa llsl ana p. mother were cogntzant Of It
no one kneW, Dut It was evident that
the blight, whatever It was, had fallen
on them as well as on the young cou-
PIE. :;..5; II .y>.5. \. - vt = =
Zen years passed, ana q new gen.
GRAFTON was growing up. @ Those hear.
ing Of the Bedeil case. az 1t was called
naturally assumed that something to
the discredit OF one or the other had
;occasioned the separation OF the we'd
ded pail. But It such were the case
nothing that gave color to this sus-
ptcion ever leaked ont Besides, those
who had known Mrs: Bedeli as Georgia
ST. Leger would not admit that any
thing discreditable could ever be at
trtbuted to her. and, as for her bus
band. q planter returning from the
north reported him as a prominent
and much esteemed member of the
bar Of New. York. ~. $ sl.,: r.. ::
Bedeli had spoken ii the highest
terms Of bis N wife. bnty did not even
refer to- the cause that had separated
them. Mrs. Bedell never mentioned
!: her husband. but did not give out the
slightest hint that she had any cause
% be diss 90 ftst1ed with hin. SAL. / j:
. Colonel g. Leger died ana was soon
1oloWed nys nus o. 81 wife. leaving Mrs,
beaeA 9 iarge estate. she ie1t lts
management g an. ov yer VINO naa
sohs enjoyed ner tatner e. 9 commence ;,
II q1S Was noIeG5 SOy many WING we're
! hungry for her secret. they having
been curious after her fathers death
20 know il Bedeli would not return
and manage the estate for her.
S Mrs. Bedell died at the opening Of
- ~ 49,. s. -, I 49, x 80, 81,
a. Ia 49, ~. s.; s. ~ . a.
ss. s, =. 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-24

s:s Iff congress could pass COM
8pelling subscribers 70 nay M prompt
5sly, neWspapermen would n't care
whether there was q duty on wood
pulp Sor not. ss;5ss
There ID enough Of that Taft smile
% furnish material for al the para
sgraphers
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-24
Lost

LOST Three small white piss with
rings in their noses. sssttrayed from
Johnson,s farm near Webster Fin
s. der please notify Johnson.
~ ebster,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18
ytrltifebe eaae IL perlIen.

Die jiinsiieH 8orQdnse IN Der Giirs
I'll wieosr6olsn id iebt IT, 8eriien. Die
Aaiionaliilen. oeren @.ormarih aui
Bic 6auptftaot 5e6sron nod Dor ipe
gui8eH 1agen ourhaus Mot eraH ges
nommen wuroe, BoQsH AM DiHstag,
.obne fan ira~snOpeldsu orgdniirten
g%BioerHano 8u iiHben in Die 1taot
Elm. un0 bdben n~ielel6e ieBt grpbens
tbeils in ibrer @eudlt. UdbreHo Die
NattoRaliHnfubrer Gdroaraiab mo
Sipbaobar bic 4ufmertlamieli ner
nopaliiien inn WsItU ii aulpruh
Hobmen. morIhirte cine iiarte Wloat
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nabe uHbemsrft nah Ger0en, pom no
aus IS i6nen Elm 9eidtes mar. bic
6auptitaot gin3uuehmeH Die WaTen
an BEN u6roliden 5faatthortn purncn
iaerrumpslt. ano bic 4ationaliien
BADEN isbt bic qan3e gio1t. auBer benz
BON Der Mriillerie bsieBisa pIaB mo
ben bena6barten GrercierplabeH TT To-
rsr 6ano. pie 8i1rsr beaafriatigs
ten bic @rianbleu Gu1lan0's uno
8abtano's. ouB eas qsasn anp eissns
tbum osr Musldnber mist geTaAroet
per0e. mp Dab le nihts pom S6ah
perianaen ais cine 8erieHaa1. @ipbaz
par cat bereits an biz nlitalieoer oes
Meilib bic auiforoeraag erlaNen, iidl
sur %gr0ffuung hes qagldmtnts eiu3a.
! fiHpen.
0ig 9elebung Aer 6auptltaot oebt
ans Dem 9erlanaeu ber 9sp0lierung
bsrUor. baB Der 1bab oas gan0 aui
@aanp Der 0srfdHung BON Sanuar
1907 reaiereu Iole. 8eriel6e battg
oieis @erFaHung bei ieiner 2bron9es
%tei9ung uuier8eihnet 3eiate aber ppn
4niang an oas &eiirtben. oieielbe SO
/ heieiti9en, ipas I'M qaH3eR gaHos
sroBt 9eunrubi9una herporrief. Dts
iAlieBlin nab oer GnilaNanQ oes
4arlamenis i'm Sabre 1905 ote ne.
polalion nffen ausbsad uno Sdbris
Ben Naiionalii item d%a9enommeH paroe
AuBer BEN Mifrfn i'm Snnern hatti
@eriisn NIT G@nies ateiten an ner
@geu3tu SIT ldmpfen. o0 pm oer elmer
@siie in rem @e3irt pom lIruui0h oiI
Edrlsn eiumdrihirien. un0 anti Del
du0eren @siie England uHo 8uBIaul
auf oen Shah Irud aasibten. I'M
TIM sur Wieaerhfri eInns Der 8eyfai
lung III afraniaNtu. ShlieBtih fano
ltn bic beloeH Nsadte non 8aiu an.
eine @rpe0iii9a uah Nerfeu, i'm oi
HniereHsu ibreg llatertbanen IN Per
nen SIT idiibtn.
Dtr lmiano. oab oas 9dno j
eint eaallidf mn zine ruiiiihe Sn
ietenenipbars attheils mugoe. 8u
iamntn NIT Dem Gtnmari@ tiirttime
Ggappen. bat aasa beiaeirassu. be
0ab Ger itinoitaN 9arteieu nod s.
iaNiren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18
gsns Wri,n bon ganmsL

De sutTh=ofrifanilfen goIonisn
beberkreeH einen botaniih ols
sG~Ganbladid 5iuhlmanni "beseidnes
ten 8aum bs6en 1rii6se einen bisz
Ter nod peHi9 betannten SSetttoff lies
fern. Ter BON ben gings6prsnsn ans
aeblit1 its1snmeiie ais 4dhrunssmits
tel nernanbt iDiro. Der 8aum 1T
auBerDrbentlin raid an Triihten, bic
fat totosnuBarob peroen uno baber
pieIneriprehen6 eriHeirtn. Die Sos
loH~laIbeb5r0eH bdbeB DesbaIb qrofefz
ior 8rieeer i 8grlin mt. ass aaheren
unterIuhung betraut. ueber bic Ers
1e6niTs oieier Arbeiten nir0 5olsens
6es bsridtet: Die etmu s Son lanaen
unb 6 Sol brsiten 1riidie sntEalten
unaefdhr 30 Stijd tart fetthaltiger
Gomen, bic bisnsidt aafanien9roBs
srreiden. Das 75eit. 0as f6 aug Dies
zen 8ernsn a%efptunen ldBt, lit. gang
dlHii@ rie Qanolin. lei6t in BE 6aut
p%srrei5bar uno aibt ibr cine gsihmeiz
nige 8eIagffeH9sit, @s lit bafer
mogti6erneife als biaiger gri0B fir
ganolin or3nfpreheu unn niro in
Der SeiFens uHo GtearinferRnfabri-
tatioa quite 1ienFe 'bun tonnen.
lle6er feline 9%elnenouno ais Sat6ea=
Qrunolage Iin0 no6 neitere gsrIuhe
I'm @anae, Ssmmer6in peroient Das
meme 5elt ale geaAiung feitens Der
iHtereI0rten inonHrislen GreiIe. Eis
g6ieroeriufe babeH es3si8t. baB oas
Set feinerlet lhdoli6s GtoFfe eutbdIt.
Danen more Bic 4qan6lodia gum
@nbau su em%pfehlen. MS NOD Dert6=
boiler BAT lth oas Sci elmer anoeren
9flau3e -g%lutenetid Gonop6era" aus
9amerun erpiefen. oas Ii6 bor3ags
ltd fiir Bic 6eriie9ung pm 9inoIeum
unb BirniB eionsn miro. Die 5riidte
bieier S6lin9pfIan9e. bic auf Wloig=
fel0ern es30aen miro. BADEN bic @r0Be
elmer WaluuB. 1ds Ggl Der loae=
aannten giot SSriidte nus &amerun
lam our 3a6ereitung Ron Rabrungs=
mittelu perpanbt merbeu. ebenio oas
Seti elmer pierlen 9flause gleidsr
Serfammang. bic ben 6otaniIden
9emeu aWlimuiops gia9e" fi6rt.
Sore 5riate IoHln iih rad Der Gnt-
feiiung nod IN aasg3eidaeter Meiis
ais 6%raftfuttsr 6enussn. >
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18

g8is iton frHhsr mIiaetheilt. bcab
iihtiai ete enal.ide ErptoiiiaH eem
Hla sins 1egIdunasseiis il ocs
Santre oen eoegl npiIf Reugainsa
al Hategrsta + auie bet eteontt
a.triFilini wstesn. 10 eari HaH pau
nhsrsiR elne reiac ntNeuihaiiIias
otai t~rtpar'sn. N%tlguiasa. oas
@reniaaa Gne @alflHslano ets
et Il SaieI att Esas jis. aeaafs troB
iersr sea gIse In MASTER
A1v ea e7a i,ya itisiawsgrrtt 81
SEN agegln mi afn gangn st;
r traoe tn Fern irti
thtn H Ehsh oes tb
otg rtst poH a 500
0N etetR uufoe tt
n f.ne 9tiarH
mis- etu m 9atsn nug nHp
ftnt ara. W
earsn eeg eisriae attr1tH
aaenffalotn hnssr
eet 8a ann 1enaItise SA~pit
aHs llrws aaiuet bic teeHl
len pitgi a'
H sNr aser 49, ois
tf sf susrs uansli1as
4 a 7 ana irisasg A
8 ssustaoFensn. De HaE
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-18

SteGe por Anfer eeIegt. no e oneFf
BON Der Seebriie befriden mira un0
100 Die 9roHfen ben poGen 4H5Iid
oes gon3eu herrliden uierpanoranas
1euieBgu un0 Dnrin ffrva9en fon-
nen. IIa5er ben tuohltbdttgen Gin.
llB. spsIdeH Die Rube untcr IoLdeu
esrbHniHen. in Der freien. reinen
2ft. BEL herrIifer aiTensoeios, oif
2ungeHfraHfs ausiibt. fiH6 fih Die
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