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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14
TAFrS SON WINS SCHOLARSHIP.
Name Is Carried in the Honor Roll at
Yale.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, oct. o.-Thc
Samuel Henry Galpin Latin prize for
passing The best entrance examination
for Yale college has been awarded 10
William $. Sachc of New Haven In
the honor list Of the senior class for
scholarship in junior year appears. in the
philosophical list, Robert Alphonsc Taft.
SON Of President Taft who also has the
Wool-ry scholarship, the second in rank
won during his freshman year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14
WANT PHOTOS OF DRINKS.
New London (Wis) Liquor Dealers Ask
for Free Pictures.
NEW IONDON Wis. q

NEW LONDON, Wis. Oct. IL
Especial. The Liquor Dealers associa-
ton has sent petition to the common
council asking that whenever any person
II @ be posted that a photograph OF the
person shall be furnished them at the
expense Of the person who solicits the
posting. The matter was referred to the
city attorney.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14
GAS PLANT BLOWS UP,
Acetelyne Explodes, Demollshing Build
ing and Depriving Milton of It's
Supply-No One Is Hurt

JANESVILLE, Wis, Oct. Ill Spe,
cial. THE acetelyne gas plant which
supplies Milton and Milton Junction, 10
Gated at Milton, blew up today, complete
ly demolishing the building and putting
the plant out of order. The loss is sew
eral thousand dollars Until the plant is
repaired, the two towns will be in dark
ness. No one was injured
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14
CRIPPLE ENDS HIS LIFE
Former ST. Louis Dentist Commits Sui
eide in New York Home for
Chronic Invalds.

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-George Berg
mann. said 10 be one of the best known
dentists in St. Louis, committed suicide
today in the Montefiore Home for Chron-
ic Invalds here Forming moose in
one end of a sheet DR.. Bergmann tied
the other end of the sheet to the head
of the bed and then rolled off the bed
TO the floor. He left letters to relatives
saying he was "A hopeless cripple from
paralysis and preferred death.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14
Relentless Misfortune.

II used to walk the floor worrying
about how ! was going to pay my land
lord" said Mr.. Tufuck.
II hope you have quit all that" re-
piled the optimist
Il had to. The landlord said that If
didn't stop wearing out the floor he'd
raise the rent. Washington Star.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14

RACINE. Wis, oct. 9-Martn ..
Hanson, a Mount Pleasant farmer, was
crossing the Milwaukee road tracks west
of Curiss when d train struck his team,
killing one horse, wrcckug the wagon
nud throwing Hanson fifty feet. lis
hcnd was split Open his jaw broken and
his internal injuries will probably result
futally
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14
KILLED IN AUTO CRASH.
Chicago Man Dead and Four Hurt When
Machine Skids on Pavement
and Hits Tree.

n railroad engineer, was instantly killed
and four others seriously injured today
when the automobile in which they were
riding skidded crashed into ii tree and
turned turtle in West jackson boulevard.
The injured were taken to the county
hospital.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14
Hazers Bum Bows Pants.

APPLETON. Wis, Oct 9.-Applying
matches to the seats Of boys trousers
Is form Of ha2ing used by some pupils
Of the Sixth ward school in initiating
new members The police have discov-
ercd that Howard Heinritz, son of Fred
T.. Heinritz. proprietor of the Crescent
house. was severely burned.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14
ONE ARMED MAN is A HERO.
Leaps from Barge and Saves Life Of
Person in the Water.

TRAVENSE CI'IN, Mich.. Oct. o
Eugene Fisher Of Glen Arhor lcapcd
overheard from the barge Grouse. and
although he has but ono good arm ana
the boat was running mt rull speed, saved
the life of james Hinton. IL Fisher acct
dcntaNy had not struck the cord lead
ing TO the engine room, breaking his
lrap. probably both men would have
been drowned. Fisher hold Hilton, who
IND lnLrn oyerhonrd until q Nnwl
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14
Night Public Schools Open.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Oct. D Special.
1t has been decided 90 open the night
schools or Oshkosh on October Is; in the
high and the Eleventh street schools
Sessions will be held Monday. Wedncs-
day and Friday evenings of each week
for sixteen weeks.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14
STATE OF ONO, err OF TOLEDO. "a

LUCAS COUNT.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that no IL
senior partner of the firm Of f. J. Cheney &
County and State aforesaid. and that said
6rm will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case OF Ca
tnrrh that cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK T. CHENEY
Sworn to before ne and subscribed in my
presence this 9Th day of December, A. D.
1ss8
(SEAL) A. w GLEASON
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testlmo-
mails free.
F. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists. Toe.
Take Halls Family pills for constitution
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14

One hundred thousand gallons Of
water sterilized by electrically generated
ozone are used daily by the Prtsburg
Homeopathic hospital.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14

During the last season the Pennsyl,
wanna Railroad company set out 100000
trees. including pines, larches, spruce
and hardwOOds.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-14
WINNEBAGOES MUST
QUIT FIRE WATER
SENATE COMMITTEE ON INDIAN
AFFAIRS WANTS ANTI-LIQUOR
LAWS PASSED.
WILL APPEAL TO LEGISLATURE.
Suitable Home for Aged and IInpover-
ished Redskins Deemed Necessary
for Governments Charges.
INDIANS HUSK CORN AND TRAP.

MADISON. Wis, Oct. Ill Special !
AS result Of the investigation carried
on last week by the United States Sen
ate committee on Indian affairs, consist
ing of Senators Clapp Of Minnesota, La
Toilette of Wisconsin and others, it is
certain that two recommends atoms will
he made to the Senate affecting the Win
nehago Indians in the vicinity of Black
River Fails
One will have to do with the establish
ment of home for aged Indians near
Black River Falls and the other "A school
for the younger generation in the same
district.
Want Anti-Liquor Measures.
In addition, it has been learned that
residents IL the vicinity of the reserva-
ton will seek to have the Legislature
take some action that viii absolutely pre-.
vent the sale of liquor to the red men,
rs the existing federal laws and means
for enforcing them are not adequate for
this purpose.
The committee found That as a result
Of imprOyidence III their earlier years, as
well as the unscrupulpUsuesS of white
men, the aged and infirm inhabitants Of
the reservation must be cared for and a
suitable home for the purpose is the only
solution of the problem fherc are hun
dreds of men and women on the reServa-
tion between the ages Of 90 and 80
years. who are absolutely dependent
upon the government for support, As
charges on the tribe they are not prop
crly cared for.
Won't Stay or Land
Much Of the governments trouble in
it's efforts to care for their reservation
charges is caused by the refusal of the
Indians to remain in one place. Land has
been set apart for the tribe in Nebraska,
hut as soon as they get their annuities
they fall to visiting back and forth un-
Ill the money is gone.
Other land was set apart for them in
Clark county, but they refuse to till the
soil. This fall, the picking of cranber-
rcs having been finished. the Whine
bagoeS are doing little corn husking,
and are preparing to roam mp and down
the Mississippi with their traps.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-05

each month. II Is centrally located to
an extent that II is readily a place OF
succor for emergency cases and sur
rounded partly by an aristocratic set.
uemcnt The appointments OF the
building are such that they give the
comforts one should expect and reflect
credit upon the officials OF the institu.
ton. The operating room Is equipped
to the extent that 1t can accommodate
the peculiar needs Of the profession
and il similar to those found In the
best hospitals Of the country. In this
room DIR. Walter Williams has skill
fully and successfully performed a
large number Of operations that have
been commented upon by surgeons in
all sections OF the country. This is the
only hospital In this section where
Afro-American surgeons can perform
operations. Mrs. NJ. W. Long is the
capable head nurse OF this hospital.
She Is graduate OF the Georgia In
firmary. and her two years Of service
in the Charity hospital have proved
her to be woman possessing profes-
sional and executive abilities. At pres.
ent there nre ten young ladies from va
rious states contiguous to Georgia who
are taking trained nurse course at
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-05
BENEFIcENT INSTITUTION.
Charity Hospital at Savannah, Ga, q
Blessing to Our People.

For fourteen years the Afro-Ameri-
cans OF Savannah, Ca. have had an
institution which has endeavored to
meet an exigency caused by a pecul-
lar situation. which for number of
years was known as the McKane hos
pital, but has been changed to the name
Of Charity hospital. Being surrounded
BY a people which it is serving to the
extent that the wards for men and wo
men, with twenty-four beds, are al
ways filled and applicants every week
refused because Of inadequate room,
caused by an urgent demand. this In
stitution has BY its long service and
conditions made itself another monu.
ment to abnegation of self for those
who have 30 largely contributed TO its
success. Yet hope seems long deferred
BY the pillars Of this hospital because
Of their ambition to accommodate a
Arger number OF the race. but cannot
because Of lack Of funds. The city Of
Savannah contributes $500 annually
for its maintenance. Aside from this
income, the hospital Is sustaining It.
self with an expense OF $500 or more
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-05
THE WAYS OF BUREAUCRACY
Case In Question Puzzled Chief Of Nat.
uralixstion Bureau.

The chief OF the bureau Of natural
iZation In Washington has settled. so
far as he can. rather curious ques-
ton arising out OF the fact that some
800 Turks employed in various fac
tories In Michigan City and Ldporte
Ind. want TO become American citi-
zens. The chief says:
Referring TO declaration OF inten-
ton No. 26l. In the name OF Charley
Said Abraham. made In your court
answering county court clerk. lit
Is noted that the declarant is a Turk.
and 1t is desired TO inform you that
In the opinion OF this office Asiatics
are ineligible to American citizenship
under the provisions Of section 2169 Of
the revised statutes"
Now, section 2l69 says nothing about
Asiatics. II follows the title with re-
gard to naturalization methods. and
Its exact language is this:
The provisions Of this title shall ap-
ply 10 aliens [being free white per-
sons and to aliensl OF African natlvi-
ty and to persons Of African descent"
The matter In brackets was import
ed into our naturalization system when
the sand lots agitation against the
Chinese was at its height. II was not
freely discussed. but quietly inserted
1t manifestly did not logically belong
with the clause permitting the natural
ization Of persons OF African descent.
But II is part Of the law. Africans
may be naturalized. Free white per-
sons may be naturalized. Turks are
not Africans. Are they free white
personsi Free they certainly are. Are
they white? The bureau OF naturaliza-
ton through Its chief says they are
not II has held that Syrians are
white. They vote In Brooklyn. Are
Turks darker than Syrians or Syrians
darker than Turksl Who can tellg The
ways of bureaucracy are inscrutable.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-05

this institution. Inc course requires
two years for graduation. Last year
the hospital accommodated AT pa
tients. This year up to the present
time at least 500 patients have regis
tered there. The nurses who have grad
uaied are doing excellent work in va
rious states where they are located.
The following courses are taught by
the following surgeons. physicians and
head nurse. an Afro-American staff:
Anatomy. physiology and surgery. by
DR.. J. Williams; practice Of medicine.
by DR.. n. W. Este; obstetrics. by Dr.
J. d. Williams; chemistry and to1i-
cology. materia medica and therapeu.
tics, by Drs. P. Z. Love, W. q. Black
man and head nurse. The white ply.
sicians recognize the worth Of the in
stitution by sending their Afro-Amer-
lean patients to 1t.
At this time its service to the people
Of Savannah cannot be overestimated.
and, coming into Its own by a higher
usefulness. II stands out pre-eminently
for the support of all people of philan-
thropic impulses.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-05
c.ssi. e. Kerr to Study In Nov. Scotia.

Sir William Gray Wilson. governor
Of the Bahama Islands. who with Lady
Wilson arrived In New York recently.
brought with him Cassie E. Kerr.
blind Afro-American girl. She is so
clever and so ambitious for an educa-
ton that the governor has decided TO
send her to an institution for the blind
In Nova Scotia. After Cassie completes
her education at the Nova Scotia In
stitution Governor Wilson intends to
have her return to the Bahamas to
become the head Of similar lnstitu-
tion there. She lost her sight from
premature blast Of dynamite many
years ago.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-05
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of Eleanor
Harlan, Deceased. No. 1929.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
on Monday, the 18th day of Decem-
Der. A. D. 1909, being one of the reg
ular days of the November Term of
the County Court of the City and
County of Denver in the State of Col
orado. |, Harrison Jacobs, administra-
tor of said estate. will appear before
the Judge of said Court, present my
final settlement as such administra-
tor, pray the approval of the same,
and will then apply to be discharged
as administrator, at which time and
place any person in interest may ap-
pear and present objections to the
same, if any there be.
Dated at Denver, Colorado. Nov. 5,
1909.
HARRISON JACOBS,
Administrator of the Estate of Flea
nor Harlan. deceased.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-05
Automobile for Hire
J. n. GANNAWAY
Phone Mains776
cAPITollA TEMPLE NO. 1888,
S. M. T.

Meets the second and fourth We'd
nesdays in the month at 1882 Arapa-
hoe street. Members in good standing
are invited.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-11-05
Hair Pomado
8
Flfty years OF 81 coess have proved
the meSits OF thle preparation.

What Is more attI ictive than beautiful
head Of hsir2 II b s been the ambition OF
women in all ages The use Of FssS's HsiT
peaads makes st bborn. harsh. kinky or
curly hair setter, = ere Piiabis and glossy,
easy TO comb and a range in any style de-
sired consistent wi h its length. as long as
the PomaGe remain in the hair, This result
may be obtained by ne thorough application
according to directit ns. Two to four applica-
tons month will rep the hair in satisfAc-
tory condition. and 20 to four bottles, regular
size. are usually suf cient for year. Direc-
tions with every bo, lie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
Sin Su6itapIcr.


Karls. 8. ,SaAudr.
Ger a@rai 9ouis Samon. irii5er
in Amgriil ma europa els 4@bci.
.ro, Der @slmiit" befaaut. mo nod
.irii5er Sobu @aruer aeuanut. 1T MN
Gin Suiti5illttlin8. uno Sic biciise
amerifanrde mo epJitidle aolonie
Dat nan wieOer eiu mir Gage uno
vIeaeidt @ohen ~oaueruoes Sc
iprdhstbemo.
NanoH wro Ser lnteridlialuEg
beihuJ0Mt SEINE glan3en9 elnse-
.rtteteu 9daniidfeiten. no CT ieine
3etuna .I9e Amcpican Re1titer"
rc0nirte HnD 5uHejh cine 9ant pn0
aH0ere llHtc-nebmaRaen betrieb. iin0
Ieeg. 0a oie @Iaf6isier idl0n Niles.
.loas nidt pigt. un0 nu8eligt mar.
iortagidAepqt ba1cu.
MS 8laaoinnen geleu Samon
.treteu Nrau Eilia \ 0euea auo
Erau %olcpaiae 1~onerop. irii5ere
.9lap 9ortgrlgten, an. Die Namon
.m etlua $4,000 beroaeu baben
.ioli
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
Gin 0Or(6(ag.
lie amerifaHiids asglernns lahi
ourdI ibreH Sps5ialUsrtreter Der
Dra3OiaHildsn @rai,rnus siHsa
geFsIeideHhuHri BOrlegsH.
eomsj als gFa6S.pt ansrianui.

Caracas GeHe3uela, 4. Ssnuar Uia
MlllaRitao. Gnracao. .. san.
Gin GFhDuri oes 0merifan heH
goridaags. onrh 0n bic geIie5uis
Der Streitiragen er3lsit neroea ion.
Die iset BUiidpR Der aegierar9 pen
&eae3igia nBo Der 0cr Der. Staatsn
idaUebeu, Wuroe Der ieBigen 8erpal.
tufs ourA 20. 9udnuaH. ben
Spe3i4gtcmmiiiar bon &sdI5mJton,
Ser bier 81 oieieH 3ped nor einigea
I0gen aHtam por9elcgt. 4ontrea0.
miral GonDaD S. Arnolo. aapitda
ISM. 2. GapertoH. Der Oas Shlaht.
idiii oNlaine~ fommon0irt. wur0en
I'M giiraf6ores @ala1 POM 4raiioen.
ten @ome5 empianaeH. Ste trlgeH
ole Den 9olloar Er0en. Sie Yiii.
gIleoer oes aabinetts Daren bei Dem
S%HteyoiaD sngegen.
An |, SaBuar fpobnten Ste ameri.
DfiBiere in Caracas Sem
lienjaarsempianee 0es B%rdiioentea
.bei. Gas oiplomaiiide aorp5. iopeit
.es auue'en0 mar. mar nHh o%ertreten.
Baron pom 2edenoorif. Ser Oeatihs
@ciaiote un0 3ean oes aorps. bieli
elie aalprade, iuoem er aui 8omej
8e5lg Habm als euf Den &~rait0enteA
uuo oberiten gcamten Ser Jiepu6lif.
woougd CT oen Sfurj Gaiho's oiii.
5leu urertannie. Ger r%eo0lntioudre
Ausbridi I'M Staate @uarieo unter
91euo Ole itelte iid ais 0~erfe5ltes
ltntcrnebmen beraus. Or faao feline
untgritiieung. mo Ste 30 0tanu oie
ami Dleaoibles 6Hi getonmen wa.
rem befig0en iid ieBt BON Sen 9fa.
aieruHastruppen ueriolgt, aui ser
6ludt liz Der RidtHng AMI 4pAre.
Gie 9an0e iebte Oie &ditlinae 0es
Sri5leiaugnihes in Srei6eit un0 Sc.
w%aifueieu iie. 5ie cr6o6en oonn
5uanasipeiie aoutributioneu BON SEN
@auileuten BON @uarieo. Ger @ou.
Ipeneur 0es Blases. Senor 9riceno.
uno mehrere ieiner Anbanaer wur.
oeH %gei00tet. wpraui sic Aniiibrer oit
4rdi0e p%erbraunten. Gle rieien
Oaun gtiholas aolanoo ais Grdli.
0gnteH ser Republif aus. sic flo.
ben aeim aHriiden ser Iruppen in
sic @1l0er. @eHeral Irino Gaitro.
Gin 9ruOer 0es Oeriloiiencn @raiioen.
ten miro aus Dem @eidnguiiie ent.
laiien fueroeu 0a er gentle 6orOe.
ruHgeu. Die an ibn geiteilt uuroen.
eriiiUsf milf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
eieh i'd nidt ciuida6tern.
NlaaQla. Yiebr.. 5. NannaI

28ahQlu, 9leot, D. SQNNar.
Inter itarger gauadpng mur0e
gaiapette 1ule, alias Sobn Sarrp
Gale Smith. lpelter ser brutalen
ermorOung pon @olen Mann, sic
I'M leBien 0ft0ber lid bier creignete.
anaeflugt lit. oon 1eHDer bierber ae.
bratt nnA in iiheren @epabrinm ge.
6raht. S6eriii 9eal perlieB nit lei
mem @eiangeuer Den 3ug in 9rule,
10 WeiIen oon bier. ga or eria6ren
bate OaB iih Elm Mo6 geiammeit
bate. I'm Gale 81 lDnd1en. er iebte
Sic Reiie III einem araittpagen fort.
Gale muBte lid All Sen Eo0eu oes
@agenS le3en, mahren0 ser S9eriii
mo ieiHe @ebNlien. nit Ser San0 en
loren @aiien, Sic Site einna6men.
9lm GaHOe Der Staot lunroe sem
Sheriii 5erittet, 0ab 1000 @eniheu
Set Sem @efdn9niiie aui TIM fuarieten
mo @iefopie Sic Meuge an%ipornten,
Die Suits iei5lt in Die San0 Ill neb.
men. Elis Ger SEerifi nit ieiner
@eienfait iih Dem mob nd6erte. Be.
iabl er Dem 9baufieur. 0Arh sic
MeuBe gu iabren. pas audi geifab.
Sherifi Yeal itan0 ouirett porn i'm
0ageu NIT ieinem 9leoolper iii Ser
Sanit So mur0e aas @eiananiB
eu0lih erreiht uno ser Saitlin1 in
5iherheli aebraht. Sic Menge ser.
itreite iih idlieBIid. Gale 5eiate lid
fpa6rcHo 0er He!is iehr uer05s uno
3~itterte beitanoig per 6nrdt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
&latias s%raa0ois.

Gan 1ufA Sci. 8 Srinar.
Sier lan8,e ata6ridt an eon tiuer
eri dHuieruoea Sra55oie. Die it'd ia
SER Gahb0riltft OUH @alietiio, uabe
bd Ger mua agnaer @ren5s an
&eibHadisca, Suaetralga bat.
3uei 9tlans. murSeu 0abei in Sni.
aa Behati un> ein iu9es @aib mar.
* rem ser Sciie iares iprbea9ea
@attgu. Gtriae un0 In Sie Serle
fataagt 8gt0ots,sa 9tdageg
iaasu No's 3 arisae} uHo &icsoT
Geia ieta. Strait. ote euiiltart
t0grA. TT tas @emabaH Gina.
nisla. Tie rs ipoantea aui giuee
&caiarm ta SEN 9erpeN nintN pam.
nU aN S per &eiansttsn ta-
.uea &aoriastf mo Nancia @trSH5o
.sa @eub Sale ia5ier 'aH9
SUR &etT bei SEM G9iaiheg
Nauie Sal! 9s ste. Bort ait 5pareu.
eiuce hfsd f Meugies scr Gr
a|iaraUrie oi.# 1baarr. Nidu fsno
Acart1ge3 IL. oarp 4'e ouaraeg.
td.tn iei. anA eeia wav
cgc7fa4e lft mem 9aeieg eritster
reyeS #Efaa unoZ 9W9rse
tsgeu# uat afinNcr Soh fans
uff s- auss M'aaae ma
er rad Ser @-eit3c
l.a srngIgti NaB hcSe
astgfte MS. Iii CrU 1tuht
c,e Grase era.e.t.
gf gB 5.a.issa Seupe
STERN ia ,,eies
.et tVig caea uteocf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
@~adjtwadtcr uer6rannt.
ct. gnnis. 3. N1n.

II. SUMS. D, N1H.
Siini Weilen pom Bier. IN @ooS
3iper. Sa. iono cine grploion
itati. noen Elm CslbeaaIter Ser 100.
600 @nloHeH 6al'Hngstrait batte.
6eiier iir,a Turd Sic erihiitterung
e@r3iucrtcu oie S0uicr in ser Nadlbar.
idaaif mo ibre Scuiteg serigraa9en.
0Qnrp &oaai0n etn 3ahamdter.
funroe p9a 0eui breuHeHaen Del ar.
elf uHo pHr0c p%er5raHnt. SAT- ie0es
Neniier IN &eabop Gitn pur0e ser.
bgo6eW a1o Sic Gmnohuer iloneH
ans iarea @ettei "a iie fird.eteH.
aaB Elm Gro5ebea itattsefuaoen
bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
0appten.


@ogi Salo. Is Sau.
01s tlatist3fi Ncerala@ itron.
oeie aslafega ltllNs Naart aurh zen
ucttaHtal irlltAe attr mieNer ilois
uH0 'tttai nlitl e~9laaeiat sn itiH
Clcies &tiif miro un 92iiieruadt
iW &tttn mli asu hlabnhjrca
Aseatass0 VIVA ecu &sgieo" hleg
pftl1rtI
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