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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-27
PORTER GIVEN
Big PROMOTION

General orders which have been received
locally would indicate that on September
1 somewhat general shake-up will oc-
cur in the freight department of the Rock
Island Frisco lines, affecting Chicago and
Cincinnati offices principally.
General Freight Agent c. J. Brister of
Cincinnati announces the creation of two
new positions, those of assistant general
freight agent at Cincinnati and travelling
freight agent at Jacksonville, Fla, a Biz
mingham man falling heir to the latter
job.
e. l.. Porter of this city, contracting
agent for the Frisco, will on September
1 be given the position at Jacksonville,
being under the jurisdiction of General
Southern Freight Agent w. f. Greayes
of Birmingham. Mr.. Porter will have
headquarters in Jacksonville and his chief
duty will be to look after the great bulk
OF perishable freight which is shipped out
of Jacksonville.
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included in the addition to Birmingham
be. and are herby, invited to send a COM
mittee from such corporation or terri
tories to meet with like committee of
the City Council of Birmingham, for
the purpose of discussing the ways and
means best to get together and pull for
the greatest city in the south, and to APP
point committees to meet with like COM
mitttees of the Chamber Of Commerce,
Board of Trade Business Mems league
and other committees that may be APP
pointed by the various organizations.
Here is the call for the conferences
I'm obedience to a desire expressed by
many of our citizens that the creation of
a Greater Birmingham be duly celebrated
in a spirit of harmony and good fellow
ship, and that the occasion may be made
to serve to unite all our people in a COM
mon resolve to make this community the
greatest in the south, we herewith request
conference Monday, August 80, at 4
o'clock p. M, at the Chamber of Com
merce to consider this subject and invite
the attendance of committees from our
various commercial organizations, mayors
and superintendent of public schools of
the cities Incorporated in Greater Birming-
ham,
FRANK NELSON. JR.,
president Chamber of Commerce.
&c. w. UFFORD,
president Business Mems League.
u. d. COLLINS,
president Board of Trade"
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THREE REASONS.
Each With Two Legs and Ten Finqers.

A Boston woman who Is a fond mother
writes an amusing article about her ex-
perience feeding her boys.
Among other things she saws: ss,Threa
chubby, rosy-cheeked boys, Bob Jack
and Dick. aged 6. 4 and years respec-
lively, are three OF our reasons for usinur
and recommending the food, Grapefruit
for these youngsters have been fed on
Grape-Nuts since infancy, and often be-
tween meals when other children womb
have been given candy
Il gave a package of Grape-Nuts to a.
Deighbor whose S-year-old child was a
weakened little thing, i'll half the time
The little tot ate the Grape-Nuts and
cream greedily and the mother continued
the good work and it was not long be-
fore a truly wonderful change manifested
itself in the chid's face and body. The
results We're remarkable, even for Grape
Nuts.
Both husband and ! use rr-ss y.
every day and keep strong and well and
have three OF the finest healthiest boys
you can find in a days march,
Many mothers instead of destroying the
children's stomachs with candy and cake
give the youngsters handful of Grape
Nuts when they are begging for some
things in the way of sweets. The result
is soon shown In greatly increased
health, strength and mental activity.
There's a Reason"
Look in pkgs. for the famous little
book, 1.-THE Road to MELVILLE"
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
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Butterfly"
Victor Moore in 1.-THE Talk of New
York"
1.-THE Old Homestead"
"F'orty-five Minutes From Broadway"
j. II. Dodson in 1.-THE House Next
Door"
commencement Days"
"Smart Set
Famous Georgia Minstrels.
Grace George in "A Womans Way"
king Dodo."
1.-THE Three Twins"
"Graustark," a dramatization of the
book.
Max Figman in 1.-THE Old Curiosity
Shop"
'The Soul Kiss
'The Travelling Salesman"
THE Land of Nod
THE Wolf"
AL q. Fields Ministries.
Devils Auction"
The Climax company.
Joseph and William w. Jefferson in
THE Henrietta"
Charles A. Miller's company In est
Elmo
'Brewster's Millions"
THE Man Of the Hour
"The Top o. the World
1.-THE Gingerbread Man,
FRITZ Scheff in 1.-THE Prima Donna
Charles b. Hanford in repertoire.
"Strongheart"
Adelaide Thurston in Mary, Mary.
Quite Contrary"
Norman Iackett company
Richard earle in 1.-THE Spring Chicken"
Robert Mantell in repertoire.
Human Hearts company
Florence Gear in new play and
others.
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er; NJ. II. McArdle TO McArdle & Will
son.
That all other matters go over.
Judiciary Committee.
Present-Aldermen Gregg, Martin. will
liams, Perdue, Burnett. Heidi Absent
Aldermen Moore, Causey.
Alderman Gregg, chairman of the ju-
dietary committee. submitted the follow
ing report:
The judiciary committee recommends
that the attached amendments to Sec
ton of ordinance No. 100, be adopted.
Aldermen Burnett and Martin voted no.
That the attached section s. amending
ordinance No. 100, be adopted.
Alderman Gregg, chairman of the jul
dietary committee, submitted the follow
ing report:
The judiciary committee recommends
that the following committee frame neces-
sary amendments TO ordinance No. 100:
City attorney, Aldermen Perdue and AL
derman Gregg.
That all other matters go over.
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Collins Harris Says
Farewell To Alabama

Sheriff Higdon's deputies have been
serving notice during the last two
days throughout the small towns In the
county that pool rooms can no longer
be conducted in connection with soft
drink stands, this law having gone into
effect with the signing of the name of
the governor.
Wednesday this news reached Pink
ney City, where there are several soft
drink" stands conducted with pool
rooms. The deputy informed them that
balls and cues must be removed at
once, and the tables taken out at the
earliest possible moment.
Yesterday morning the place of Col
Inns Harris, a we'll known Irishman,
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Real Estate Transfers.

transactions in real estate in which
amounts of $1,000 or more were involved
were filed yesterday in the office of the
probate court:
$2e00-Carter F. Wade to W. R. Stewart,
lot II In block q e, survey of Ensley.
$2750-J. E. Sawyer to Realty Invest
ment company, lot IL In block "a H. survey
Of Ensley.
$1700-Tony Larussa, ct al. to W r.
Stewart, lot in block 2, survey of Field 3
addition to Ensley.
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was found closed up with Grape hang.
ing on the door and carefully printed
sign with black border, IF I had 1t
you could have it, but I'm all in, down
and out"
Attached to the sign was the fol-
lowing letter.
"Pinkney City, Ala, August 26, 1909
This is to certify that I, Collins Harris,
of this town, have been forced out OF
business by the Fuller bill, drawn up
by Judge Samuel Weakley and signed
by the Honorable B. B. Conner, govern
or of this state, with the gold pen
presented by Mrs. Nell, and today 1 am
compelled to take up my abode in an
other land. So goodbye, boys, and all.
COLLINS HARRIS"
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Civil Service Examination The
ADJUSTMENTS.
Hippodrome.

The Hippodrome opens next Monday
with a matinee and night performance.
The house will offer high-class vaude-
Vile, motion picture and illustrated
songs. 1t will be conducted as a high
class 10-cent theatre. The matinees are
at 8 O'Clock and the night performances
from to II o'clock, each performance
being one hour and half. There Is
no more modern theatre in the SOUTH
Over $4,000 has been spent remodeling
the Hippodrome, which will seat 1900 peo-
pie.
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LOCAL GREEKS PREPARE
FOR WAR AGAINST TURKS

The Greeks of this district are not be-
hind the Greeks of Savannah Mont
gomery and other cities.
It is learned that there are preparations
for war in progress here, and that the
Birmingham district Greeks are positive
that Greece and Turkey will clash again
next spring.
From the reports that have gained
Roadway, the 600 Greeks of Birmingham
and suburbs are earnestly preparing for
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the conflict, some in mastering the science
of the drill and others in making finan-
cial contributions. 1t is understood that
big company of Ensley Greeks among
whom are several very wealthy members,
have offered a certain military officer of
prominence a guarantee of position in
the Greek army
From what can be learned. in case
Greece does go to war against Turkey
next spring, more than 200 men will leave
this district to fight for their country.
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John Klein,

John Klein, aged 70 years, died Tues
day night at his late residence, 1918 Ave-
nue. E. The funeral will take place this
morning at 1880 o'clock from the chapel
of the Green Undertaking company, to
be followed by interment in Elmwood
cemetery.
Deceased is survived by three sons,
Henry, Charles and William Klein, all of
Birmingham, and two daughters, Mrs #.
S. Jobson of Birmingham and Mrs. John
F. Werner of Charleston, S. c.
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Not a Victim of Mrs. Guinness.

Milwaukee, August 26-An Evening
wisconsin special from Waukesha, Wis.
says Frank x. Readinger, who was
supposed to have been a victim of Mrs.
Guinness at LaPorte, Ind. is alive and
we'll on a farm near Freeport, Neb., ac-
according to a letter received from him
today.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-27
Pretender Is Captured,

Washington, August 26.-United States
Minister Dodge at Tangier, Morocco.
has cabled the state department that
the pretender, Buhamara, has been cap
tured by the forces of the Sultan.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-27
THE WEATHER.

Washington, August 26.-Forecast
for Alabama and Mississippi Generally
fair except showers near the coast
Friday and Saturday; moderate to
brisk east winds.
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Cecil Arthur Sims.

Funeral services over the remains of
Cecil Arthur Sims, the l1-months-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sims, were held
yesterday morning at 1rondale. Interment
was made in Bass cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-27
Marion EIoIse Owens.

The funeral of Marion Eloise Owens,
who died Tuesday, took place yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the family res
idence, 3O15 Avenue F. Interment was in
Elmwood cemetery.
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w. L. Anderson.

The remains of w. L. Anderson, who
died Tuesday, were sent last night at 500
o'clock to Tuscumba, Ala, by the Gaudin
Undertaking company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-27
Jack Cox,

Jack Cox, aged 10 months, died yes
terday morning at 1871 Hillman avenue,
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Cox. Funeral arrangements will
be announced later
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
r. E. Freeman.

R. e. Freeman, aged rs years, died last
night at 10 o'clock at his late residence,
1106 Second avenue. Remains will be
sent today at II O. clock to Hartselle Ala,
by the Gaudin Undertaking company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-27
Mrs. Tudy Williams,

Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Tudy williams, who died Tuesday
night, were held yesterday Afternoon at 4
o'clock from St. PauPs Catholic church.
Interment was had In Elmwood cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-27
Strike Has Been Called,

Paris, August PAS a result of DIFF
ferences with the Employers association
regarding the method of changing from
piece to time work the stonemasons'
union has decided upon a strike. Four
teen thousand men went out tonight
There has been no disturbance In con-
nection with the walkout.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-27

The following is the local report of
the United States weather bureau at
Birmingham for "a hours ending at
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-27
CITY ITEMS.

West End Services-The tent meeting
held at Second avenue and Eighth
street, West End, by the Rev. A. d.
Glass will after Saturday night be
transferred to the Baptist church,
where services will be held in the
morning at IL o'clock and at night at
1880 o'clock. The tent meetings have
produced much good. There have been
10 additions to the church. After the
services Sunday morning nine candi-
dates will be baptized.
To Award SchOlarship-The Birming-
ham Alumni association of Washing
ton and Lee university will hold its
annual meeting Friday afternoon in the
lobby of the Hillman hotel at 5 o'clock.
The most important business of the as
ISOLATION will be the awarding of the
alumni sch olarship and the election of
officers for the ensuing year. There
are quite q number of Washington and
Lee men in Birmingham and the meet
ing is exepcted to be largely attended.
Civil Service Examination The
United States civil service commission
announces an examination to be held
in Birmin CHAM on September 1929 to
secure eligibles from which to make
certif1cation to fill q vacancy in the
position of topographic craftsman, at
$4 per diem, in the surveyor generals
office, Phoenix. Ariz., and vacancies as
they may occur requiring similar quail
ifcations, unless 1t shall be decided In
the interests of the service to fl the
vacancy by reinstatement, transfer, or
promotion,
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e. T. shaw & Son. Undertaken.


Mewbourne 9 Spain. und't'kers. Tel. 1859
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Don't fail to see Sydmore.
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Doing It
Right Away

Is characteristic Of he American And service is
thorough and efficient is prompt We'd like to have your
business if you in position to place it here
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race Van studdiford in 1.-THE Golden
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American
Trust and Savings Bank
FIRST AND TWENTIETH BIRMINGHAM
W. " CRAWFORD.
n L. G. b.
g. M w. sstC
G b. MCCORMACK, harman of board.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29

Gin iunltr DlaHH. oer i'm gedriifs
liebt. I'm HE oano isinsr Mnat6etsten
d%Hsuha.ien. bat Oft nur biz tin,ias
Sorgt' bic S6witaeymutisr. uno
ipie Of nue. man b0rtn mia meirtr
ShnIegeEmutisy tam 10 nib Mat
otrir0etn, IL paBl Hiti al mix. IN
itu 4nfattR itHs arun0euiaitosnl
Das NJ oann eiu isan0eT 9untt TN
Shsssben. otr RIdi immer i'm Siane
otE Qieb!Gi.sr ih k6anoein .sbt.
esaR @oti lei GGRs aslsn Sic Shiris
gegmlliieE pobl MIR in ietsniitr F3l
lsa osu AaSbaHo zen 9csbci @r.
inmsg bsiiimmi. llnirtoeu 4. iasn.
mic pie Wiebl0iter olse behaugseu.
Hbey immtrhiR IN isast Fss.
uRo ii fs mob 70 algdlih uno b..
mouiih. ,omai irihtr oosr pa.tr
ooa ott 3tiipuna. no suiitm sta
6btsltisn zine @~a8iprche aogT ne
ian guu,, Rasifinosn nus Quats
pito Nbei ooR Dem iaHasn Ebenaans
3u err uuo ia lsiai ptyaeHen. oab ecg
slpanii9 ootr 30 SahgeU feline Shrf
etymalisy etHau tiR TO liebss uBo Ia
b%tnspaSmts Steitoai s~sioein TT cis
itiu iunsss Wstb nit ogy n tbtu ans
Sit@ oot osH altar sttrsttn IN. Inn
10 rihi Die IL aitI ssitm6his SOME
astnuiity tmmtr uuo ftosrseit bsyst.
iby tissnsa Ger3slgi su cpitsa. uu,
Nama oas @ilt i6gsr So6ttg an e.
'oaiu 0enn feua1 RE iunasu
3ooasn en- ihrtr Mniier mir tnuiac-.
isist E5nsbasieis bangor. Is II saa
gpobl ray uaiUtliA ano itxy iunst
Ghtmeau ioate tn .SntsrsNs oesar
baAa. oles CaRsoovssii "a gi!sssa
ane iogserr.
&aE rohHt ablr otu wsiirn rei
.s&sa Na;uren ntbS err psnistr
tint Rsisana jgr 9kisaGittt AZ e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
nit Weuman'S ueberfIieenne
esS uereveIs it's rpieeeF
nfefsf<.

Nuf Der 2. 9srfu9 oes g6icagOer
SOurnaliiten @alter Wenman, ben
9loropol IL einem l~enfbarsn 8alon 81
iiberfIisssH, BAT iih gu siRsm tlagli6en
5sblfhiag eeftnlist. Dos RisIenluffs
idiff .4mericn~, in neIhem W.qEmn
nit 3 gssIeitern am 10. Dug. I'm duf
bic ssfabrlids 5abrt ssmnht bate. srs
lit 6dDarie. nohDeu Is taum 81 Meis
len BON Dem gunete beg Nuffiegs ges
flogsn mar, inoem bic Si9sruHgsDors
rihtuH9 nit Dsidtr tdpisno gfnn0
BroDidnt UNI i0nitige gorrdfbe an Der
GonOel befeitist paren. fih l0ite, grade
ols oas 9ufifhiff ii9 Dem pddsis Der
n0rblideH alfe Spibbergen's nGbsrts.
Bon 70 srobsm Gepidt befrsit. lhoB
Der 8d1on nit furdtbarer @ef4piHs
oigteit in bic 60be. biz nett iiber bic
Woltsn biHaus. Doh sslang e Dem
Yilotsn. Der Groe fpieoer ndber 81
tommsn uRo oas qaftldiff puroe ees
penoet. un0 Is ging nun gegen sinen
beftigsn WiHb in iaoli6er Jabrt 3us
rid, al Dem an Der Bren3e bes Bad
eiTes antsrnosn Dampftr .5rdm%.
@raos als oas 9uFtldiff absr ben fhs-
reH 6aisH errsidt bate uHb nun lilies
aufs I6onite irisoer eingerihtet fhien.
srbob fih Elm mG9tissr WinoitoB. Or
tfauts fh in bic itramm auIgsblabtsn
SsiisR oss 9aIons, rib bic Gonoel
DoR ben lie ieiibaltenbsn 2sinen uHb
sntfihrie oas quFtihiff nnE ben MugsH
Der pis ~eEItarrt oreinblidenben 3aagsn.
6sssn D~srsiis Rife idlag Der galOn.
in 5sben siHs biz Ollie. uno oann srs
folste cine GrplOii0n. Gin5elnt arr
fests 5beiIs 0es quitidifFss purosn
3fDar oufgsinnosn ua0 3uiammsngsles
ZEN. Doh nit Der lIebsrfIiequnoaoe bee
ROropols il's audi oieies Sahr nihis.
Cbgleif beiriibt iber Ieiu MiBqelhid,
mani Wsliman absr bic AHtiinoigung,
OaB Ct msbr als ie entfhloHsn iei, isis
Hen plan nidt a~uF3ugebeH, foHOtrn
0oB sr irob ansr fi6 ibm sntsss,n.
itsIIsnoen S6wierigteitsu psriudsn
psrbe. ben RDropOl per 9uftI9ifF 3u
srrsihen. gr pin elm neues S6iff
bousR. pslhes ldngsr uno Iidrtsr IN,
ais 0as psrunslidts uno AUDI sr0Bsre
Sdnslieieii BAT. Jm nGhitsn Sabre
tnnn's oonn pieoer losss6sn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
0as silt ser sslbItInebt.

Wober it0mmt oas Gleno unisrer
3eit2 Mober Guilt Der Strom oes
Summers in uniersn Saesn2 8ober
riibrt bic 9isblosiiteit Der Wenlhen
untersinanoer2 Die Guele 3u benz
Aaen liegt i'm Snnern oss Mlenl6sus
bsrans; Re bsiBt GigeHRub unO
@efbhudt
Selbiiiuht 1T oaS @ift, nas Freieno
bic beiligitsa 8anne oes 9hases unO
Der 5reuR0idafi i'm Snnsru elmer Jas
mile BerliDrt. no nur ieoer fir fh,
tsinsr fir 2as beDatt 1T; lie lit oas
9ift. oas Die @Iie0sr Der 8emeinosn
uno 0ss gan3sn Stoatstorpers pom
chamber lhsiost uno bic alien gdnos
loft. bic Niles 3aiammsnbalten iollen.
9igsnniibis itsben Die 3iener oes Jirs
ten I'm ben SbroR unb drbeiten fir
ibrsH. uiht fir oss 9anoes WoblFano.
urbeitsn fir ibrsn. nidt oes 9oierlans
oes Rubm. Sslbfiudt perfibrt Die
8roben. oab is auber ibrem ptrfons
liden Gbrssi3 nthts Di6ti9srss tens
men; Re fSrosrt Den S6meihlsr uno
IaheH Den Dabren. m~uthiQen Usarn,
Der oa belisn t0HRte. im Staube.
Selbiiaht mddlt usridbrte @orurtbeis
le nod INNER 81 @runoI6ulen oes
Staaies unn ntrodiet. mas Dem 9as
tsrlauo 0asin @r0Be uno @lan3 shss
mails perIiebsn Die Weisheit, bic
Strait h~enfs6snotr @eiFer. bic fh IeIba
duiopisrnoe @eneinnagialeii. Selbl.
iudt uno gilsrIuht i~feunen Gemtin
BEN bon @smeinoen. MAIDEN Die aluit
sipiihen ben perihieosnen Sidnotn
INNER er0Ber uno unterbalten DIE
6lamms neutrality-suspicious. Ridt 81.
uer iorst fit lille. uichi 9lae loroen fir
etnsn. llntmpfinoIid 1T nan asaen
ms offeRiIths lInglid, psun % nur
nidt unier sissner. uumittelbdrer
Shoosn IN. Gmpfinolih igaaen Vile.
psnu srobe Opier CUR 9sttuno ooer
@brt oes @anSen oerlanst peroen. IN
Is Elm Wunotr. oab 9robs Stdaitn sers
fallen. psnn her Giasunub Der Gin3a.
men ans Sdnlsn oss 5iaates untsy
srdbt. ipsHn bic Stlbiiatt ale @lis.
Der ossisibsu feiuoislis a~ussiuanosrs
irsibi2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29

Wlr mogen in DieleR 8e3iebungen, Ipes
eieu mas untermbmungsesiit anbes
trifft. anoeren qGnDsrn un0 86lterR
gum Borbil0 Dienen, un0 bod muB
man 3ugebeu. oaB mir BON ben anDsrn
ebenfaIs nod OieI gu Iernsn baden. Sn
oieier 8e3iebuRg mag ods Fh in gus
ropu uHo ipeciel In Deutlhlan0 tunDz
sebsnoe SniereHe fir cine menftsn=
ipiirotgere 9ebaniung DER arbeiterias
miIien angsfibrt psrosH. Dele oeniB
practi(9e .@ObItbdtieteit@, pel6e
man i'm DsutIden Reide an Dielen Or
ten 81 beObahten @~eleeenbeit bat, ift
BEN bort reifenoen 4mericoner ni6t
entgdnesn. unb BAT in Der biefaen
prehe aud ihon gu bsmsrtsnsipsrtben
Gommentoren gefiibrt. Riemdno fpiro
uns bisr3ulanoe Wa-ssl an pbiInns
tbropie porperfsn. ia mar fam nit
jug uHb Reht Iasen, baB bic 5ffsut=
ltne W~oblthdtigtsit in unicrm 2dnbe
BON teinem anDeren 2anor Der Wslt
ubertrofftn mir0.
Der Stat MaTd9uIetts, Der auf
benz @ebiste oes commuudieu Syortz
idrittes fat allen Characterization
iibsrlesen 1T. bat nun aud betrsffs ae=
lumber uno mo0erner @rbeiter- ;snz
ftdtten bic SnitiatiDe ereriffen, uno
duf @runO zines Don Der ooriiqen Be-
g~istatur sriaHenen @sfsBes ipnr0e 1ei-
tens oes @ouDerneurs cine aus tiihs
tigen Wdnnern b~eftebenoe gpmmiHion
ernaunt. oeren gflihi ss 1T. bic Hruqe
gu %srrpdsen. ob e fir ben Staat rdtbs
lam lei, in Den aanooiItricten @runoz
sissntbum su Dem 3msde dn3uidufsn,
ben JumiIieH BON flsiBiseu uno itrsbz.
amen Nrbeitsrn sin 9eim fern Don ben
oihtbeieoeiten Wiethsbdusbiitrie!en
Der sr0b,ren StGots su f9affsn, uno.
linen ausIeid @tIsesnbeii gu gebn, ioIz
DE 9eimitdtten tdnflih au ermerben.
Der 9erint Der gommiTion fol- Der
nd6fen 2egislatur i'm tommennen
Sauuar NIT entipredenben gmpFe6=
Inngen unterbreitst fpernsn. unD bd Die
@eisbsebang ieHss Mtufsrltaatss Der
Union niht inter Dem 8aHne oisler
ooer isner pOlitiIAen @rabIher gu fte=
ben pfIest. oiirFte Elm GrFols in oieIer
10 nihtiaen AnaeIsssnhsit ni6t aus
blsiben uno hoffsntlid piro MaEahuz
ietts ben anoeren Stnaten Der Union
isbr baIo seisen. odb auF oislem 5elOs
Der f%Oeialsn 6iirIOrgs Elm GingreiIen
oss Stnates nur sa empfeblsn 1T.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29

innerIien snurs ognn bic Qebenstrdft
s'nes jsoen 9b.ilss Der geD0ltsruns
Ino ipsIsntIi9 burh bic art un0
Tfsnas Der RobrunssmittsI bsitimmt,
pc lIe perbranheH tann. 0isis Settle
osr AoiteHfraae bss osbeusunierbaliss
mart e Rotbusnbie ooB in isbem
groBersn 9eb0If.rungseentrnm cine ins
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9aos maht, gu ermitieln, irer fir bic
polsren aoitsR Der QebensmittsI osrs
srtportli3 it,
Dos gen. 8latt fdIdot bic gitouno
pom AusiHuHeH DOT, ole. aug oebiloss
Ten uno fa4Oerh6nhiaen Qsutsn aus
Nsrtaufs Der 9nbrunqsmittsl Ssmanb
lammenssiest, ~fsitsuFenen Iudsn. Of
nnier Dem gssenndriigeR Eaifem oss
slnsH u~ngsborigsn 5beil Der aOifen srs
9alt, be Der CONTINENT 0~uf3ubrinoen
Bat. @s mdrs Oas ousroinas cine ban.
tsHsfpertbe. tDsHH aud Ihapisrioe 4ufs
2abe. GO miBtsn fd ba pructiIds
Seaie NIT ben Wdnnern Der Iociolen
g1insniAaft 5uIammeuibuu. UNI NIT
osrslsi6sHSeH JsRfeaunaen urTade Il.
Wlrfurg 3u ermitteln. limb e III aor
mat 10 uniDobSfdsinliG, onB tie ga
auf sbsnioIde Spnbieaisz 9srtinbunz
gen itoBsn iDatoeH. fUis lie bsireffs am
oersr Nrtiiel Feiissiient fnb. User re-
gulirt unisrs Mdrtts9 godfraes uuO
4ngsbot ooer @~oniOrtien, bic Tire Ga
pltalstrnft Derbinosn, I'm bas gubIiz
cum 81 absrtbsusrn2 Sin RiidihIaa"
lagt Der .R. 9. gommsrcial~ tam
mot aHsbIeiben, CT tommi zines i60z
men 5agss, uHo nsnn e. tDmmi, fDiro
IS Hiat Der CONTINENT isin. Der SGo-
ben lsioet.~