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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-25

nation In the future which Il n
kingdom OF Christ and God. wont
now to remindFyou that God govarns
the mass by governing the atom. that
He swings the currents of history ~
He is able to control the individnois'
what we have read writ large in hu.
man history, can we not read in ou,
own. individual lives? Is there mt .
philosophy of your personal historvq
May not some key of spiritual sic.
nifcance be applied TO the puzzline
experiences of your life and un,oct
the hidden meaning? AS the Gosnel
is the revelation of Gods redemntion.
al purpose in history and as Christ il
its centre, SO the whole of your life
will fail of meaning and interpreta-
tat1on until you view it in this light.
Were you born amid Bibles and Sun.
day schools, and pastors and teach
ers? What for in Gods providence
but to learn of His will concerning
you? Were your first conscious
views centered in the starry eyes of
mother, whose fair face heavened YOU
over as a starry armament? What
was it but to elicit your smile and to
teach you love? Have you struggled
with mystery and battled with pas
sion? What for but to develop your
strength? Have you been afflicted?
What for but to scourge you back to
God? Have you been defeated, and
has the burden of sin rested like a
load on your conscience? What for
but to drive you to the cross of Christ,
where kneeling in penitence, His
blood washes your conscience from
dead works to serve the living God?
Have you been believed and have you
refused to be comforted? What does
it mean but that you should take that
lonely aching heart to Him who alone
can heal it and fill it's depths which
: He has reserved for Himself alone?
ITO you is the word of this saliva
! ton sent" This is my third point.
This salvation is for you. 1t inter-
| prets your past, it opens up your fut-
ure. 1t makes the past full of Gods
patient seeking and reckoning love
for your heart. Won't you embrace
Christ as your All in All this morn
ing, and find in Him remission OF all
your sins, and freedom from its pow
err? Whom the Son makes free is
free indeed" This battle against SIN
is the greatest battle of all for free.
dom, and Christ is its Champion ana
the Great Emancipator. 1t is through
Him and His loyal servants in MS
tory that you have freedom OF tne
/ Gospel, freedom Of conscience, o.
knowledge, of speech and of press Oh
body, of nation. Will you not accept
the great salvation with its inner per-
! sona1 freedom from the power o! SIN
and Satan? He is the Good Shepnera
and He is seeking you. HE Will seer
until He finds" Yes, and He desires
not only to find you, but to carry you
with all your bruises and burdens
and establish you in the old OF hls
church, giving you relations to it anu
fitting you into His eternal kingaom;;
which is the final consummatlon "
all things.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-25

BY. II. w. Perry.

-uRTOusIY ENGLAND appears to have made more progress IN uo
DEVELOPMENT If the small internalcombustion engine farm uo
49, tor hal America, although thousands OF mail stauonal'
@ an portable gas engines III used for de !.
RSEXYl ting. grinding ohannmg, pumping and saving wood on Ilns
k94@G throughout the United States and steam tractlon ensn les at a~
common. The first of the successful light Jas enens a. .ae
inc. kerosene or alcohol, and has Won twentysx GMd aHo s snuel ot+har %
nInvdnp matches nd other competitions before agricultural In oma 81 ~
cietns in different countries. Complete, the Machine Welgnss II l agsan lever
drad weight (3584n ounds). Motive powe is supplied by IN loIo nose =" -
ouhlecyinde opposed engine disposed lOngitudinany IN tn Trains au -
tecred hy a metal cover. A pulley is fitted for stationary work, sncn as rs 80
n grinding n driving a dynamo. Hauling a threefurrow prov, ee onn
or hs powed six acres N nme hours to a depth If seven ncnes III lahrcot
sumption Of twenty gaMors of gasoline or kerosene an oe ganon y .nn Nil
n Gill. one user, after two years experience, claimed o nave a oe mdth
it daily on a averagea rs much blowing as b e coud d IN the ssane,<u an. ~
three teams If three horses. three men and three boys-onatl IS ~ hi n It
tached, 2h acres of grain could be ut in an hour N a puuauor he
gallons Of gasoline and n pint Of oil. Two small binders noowes,esLyo
hnned on suitable ground. Another uer found that it would easny u tr,so
double BIAS threshing machine and att b same time a straw . uu
More powerful tractors are built for blowing and reapng o. a nor LII -
SCALE UGH rs te 50horse power Saunders0n Universal motor. aBo pMs - -
ENGLAND. Like h IveL, it is three wheeled machine, nut II urlVes W q 49,
of front wheels an is totally different in. onstruct and ppealan ~ nnu
engine standing vertically between the front wheels. builders a as ww
bringing QUIT two small tractors Of 20 m 3OS5horse power "non
lave our wheels an drive by the rear pail. .,tah1e
Agents Of the government are looking for new supplies OF horses u u te
for military use. Usually such purchases have been mad o. conIrace u ~ ~
middle westerns States, but it is claimed that animals OF equaAy N oou uu hoe
held at prices too high 10 compete with the western growers. 1t IS a s1ra an
fact that horses raised in the eastern States o n land valued at ot more Ie u n
u quarter part of the price of G1erage land in the middle western ooap r. o. o.
held at higher prices than western horses. 1t looksa a. It there were a tau.u
FOL a profit somewhere IN tn future for horse raising o low prceoe dS1I
farns. 1f
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-25
Get Away With God Alone

Man is no better than a ZEAL VII d
en- by the wind until he has conquered
his lonely duties. This makes d anoat
the habit of confronting s tho
things in solitude, and chleny Nv
habit of conversing with God aloI H.
and of filling the soul WIN ION
strength. For, remember, tne If
who is a stranger to these napios s+or
solitude is neither his " ll aSso
nor the possessor of his no oaer.
He owns a great house, n all en- Ind
nal house, but it is shut w IN
locked, and he aives outside uA him.
his solitude he join God unto
SELF. Pu1siOrd.
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81 @ @
1he Postum Defended.
BY One Who Knows

~ASa native southerner who has been fortunate enough to nav IN
dulged in that deicacy N numerous occasions oud Zee DIS
loyal not to take up the gauntlet in Brother Possunas de1ence'
@-x My father "a particularly fond Of the meat and it was a regular
tM(XA&N dish O N his table in season. He became quite well known in his
H&2x&9ZJ locality as a ready purchaser of i've possums and the negroes
for miles around brought them to his door. He ever refused TO
buy at the market price, an l have seen as many Us eight at a tine cageu
in a small house built for the purpose in our yard.
T<ere is but n proper "a to prepare a pOssum Tor OOu u ray
is to capture him alive, which is customary, and then keep him TO- several rad
weeks 20 ftten, feeding him on scraps from the table, sue Is on Wouu
extreme "gamy" flavor and gets very fat:
After killing by breaking his neck the skin should b cleaned Of han, y
brine. When ready to cook he should be taken from tn brine, rinsed Il IN
cold water and boiled or about on hour o more, according to sie, IN water
in which have been placed several pods of dried red peppers. .aauo,.u
After boiling place in a pan and roast in the oven, Blasting frequently
There should be placed in the same pan som yam potatoes, and me should
adorn Mr. Possum pred open jaws. Preserve h water rim which the possum
is boiled and use sufficient to boil enough rice or the meal This should be
boiled until dry and each grain stands apart.
Serve o. a large platter with the rice o n the bottom forming a bed fer
the possum. which should be placed back up and be surrounded with the
potatoes. -.
This dish is guaranteed to tickle the palate If the most fastidious, n
1t fairly makes my mouth water 20 to think about it. @
Those h have eaten pOsSum and have failed to like it. IRE generally
those who have not had an opportunity to taste it prepared according ID
Hole" tt
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-25
Human Nature.
BY George A.

@NAN has been to school from the morning of history, TO-, these
thousands of years! He has been punished for his mistakes;
tlVx i he has been rewarded for his successful finds OF what would
- work for him and for his fenowmen together. That las been
RAX&IN the most important of requirements Of this or human nature,
SA19S that it has been taught how to DO he things which would join
it to the greatest possible number OF other minds; and 81 hui
mainly, working n a bunch together, has achieved millions Of fold more than
q solitary man could have accomplished.
Republican government is superior % monaTchiess if at all, in that it gets
or people % colaborng, each fol the rest, than a government which serves
chiefly n primarily a class, a few nobility arstocrats and princes. If the
Christian religion is better than n previous religion, its superiority must
HE in its teaching mankind how to be unted for the main truths Of morality
OF righteousness. justice, freedom, which time has developed as the safest and
best principles. +A@
Christianity has not conquered even ChrHtendom. Republican democracy
has o yet taken command of American manners and morals, O. wM these
things con to pass until fraud, violence, trickery, intemperance, unchastty
and their kindred antisocial and destructive features of the primitive man
nay been subdued.
But let US believe that human nature is on the way 10 its GodHkeness
Now it has much that is beastikeness a varnish Of spirit owe a deep grain
Oft he flesh. But many fair women and upright men have reached the high
peaks Of deaismc OIL what nan should be- and they if you inquire what huma:
nature is, nay be selected Is typical human nature. The finest grrina %
character an intellect is proper human nature. Nj else is human natureo or
the road. with a mixture of brute nature, which nos of us must work to slougl
off by degrees
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-25
The light of Love.

The effort to do right does ION.
necessarily lead to the happsss apod.
taneous and loving practice o. i; s the
ness. This is to be found ~ in the
law, but in the gospel; NJ ;aht OF
sight of duty, but in tne grati-
love. It is affectionate, 1iial eercv.
tude for unbought, un~earneo m' has
It is the great love of hlnl WIZ free
been forgiven much.-James
man Clarke.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-25

Inc prices asked for the meat n
ed fr1ni IS cents a pound for inferior
Fleces to $1.25 a pound for the under
cut and the hump. The meat is said
0 ne as tough as gristly beef, blu:
the Partisan searches for sensations
III the food line as we'll as in every-
tnlng elss.-Popular Mechanics.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-25
Camel Steaks s1.25 a Pound.

n latest food delicacy in Paris,
or at least what is claimed to he
a %delicacy, is camel meat. Eight
camels, known to the butchers as
"meharis," were recently received and
a number of them we're sold for
eating.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-25
Jury Service.
AReluctant Jurynan Depicts Its Incon verierace.
and )efects.
Bv "a 0Ony.'

by "A QOny.
LIKE the majority of reluctant jurymen, have not q judicial MIN
in application to other peoples quarres. My soul is fairly
screaming for peace, and the interruption by a summons 10 iur
duty pcrverts my pursuit and makes me mad. I admit that I an
fortunate, in my relation to such obligation, in being a somewla
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-25

The man with health, frleh1 life is
se1frespect needs never 10y Aneri
not worth living, believes the
can CultivatOr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-25

RIO EHSCdllA q
development of the
tor than America,
and portable gas
ting. grinding, ohurn
throughout the Unit
oo,o mon The first
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-25
No Stumbling.

No man ever stumbles o.e' with
neighbor when he IS "aiAiD7
God
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-25

average VICTIM dart into it, fling myself into m y chair, throw my ht under
it, fold my arms, m glare ferociousy into nothingness, having acquired the
art through practice before a looking glass. *
When the twelve socaned good and true" men are secured by counse,
/ al happy and proud in the fac. that my art has frequently saved me. I am
excused from the case n perhaps for the balance of the day. While sn-
shine n warmth sufuse M features
During ny solemn and dismal experience or 4 third OF a centurva as a
1urynah' iron winch 1t seems only death can exempt me- l have observed that
OF we've men perhaps three or four are earnest enough to discriminatc hn
tween mere testimony ad evidence; an equal number nayea lnisundcrstond
ing e. the ease case n IRE contentious, and the balance smoke their pipes or
cigars and are agreeable to te'c conclusions Of the majority. The ''1,o1a
w nHn gang despises both of the counsel for superauiy of verbal gym,
hancs. II IS a bitter ordeal and then fer the sake Of supper Preside and
otner refreshments. W e simply agree to anything, when three Judges in les IS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
sad bic srisdiidru 6IOttruOFii5itrs
MAIDEN nan Der @ssiernug GSter
SrObnHssn @oridriften.
RsSOIntiORd @eif.
Der SeHtiasn 9leiasresirruus 1T Oa'
run geIegen Die &srtbsHlDadsen'
rrfrage balo 81 erIeOiseH.
9Ian idJprr aasfabrbOr.
gfhen. 81. Oft.

gtben. q. Oft.
Sn Der 5lotte m~ieoerbolt iiH MN
cas- Shauipiel, oas Die 4rmee sem
2anoe onrbot, ais lie in ~0robenoer
9nItung Der Regierung gepiiie 5or.
0erungen unterbreitete, Sic oieie. cine
mad Der anoern. mioeritrebenO uno
aus &iidliht ouf Oie 9puaitie, Die
beoro5t 81 iein ideint, bewiaigte.
etDa 80 Sffi5iere Der ariegsilotte,
biHter oenen oie 0~tilitdrliga Itebt, ia.
ben ndmlih ihou ieit geraumer 3eit
Die e~ntlaiiung elmer An5abl Der bod
item 9ffi5iere Ser 5lotte auf @runo
rbrer angeblihen llnfabi1feit ais
eriten Shritt Der Georgonilirung Der
Slotte g%efOrOert. Der MariuemIni-
iter bate ii6 fort1pdbrenO %geweigert,
oieier 5oroerung 6olge 5I leiiten,
pOraui Inn Die 9iga am UOrigen
Mbeno 0os llltimotum unterbreitete,
iponah er "a StunOen 3eit bat, ole
mdbren0 ser lebten flint Sabren ltdtf-
gefunoenen 8ei0roerungen 81 Di0er,
rufen, ben Bolten zines aontreaOmi-
rails, Den bisber Der 8rln5 @eorg
inne bate, lopie sic 5ipei Ii5e-aOml-
raIspoiten iopie cine 9ln5abI Soften
nieorigeren Ranges ob5uihaffen.
Ser Hremier perlegte iih auf linz
terbanoIungen unO iudte einen Der
gleih berbei5ufiibren, m0em or lid
bereit erflGrte. Dem &arIament cine
8orlage 81 unterbreiten, wona9 Die
@ren5e oes 9ienitalters BON So ori
So Sabre berabgeiest miro. Die sri.
IitGrIiga erfl1rte ober. oaB oieies
3ugeitdnoniB nidt geniiee, unO ndb-
reno oes Abenos 5ogen Damn 80 Slot
tenoffi5iere. in gtahabnrung Der Saf-
tif, Die Die Qrmeeoffi5iere BET ibrer
repo%lutiondren 8emegung periolgten.
pon Der 9auptita0t nod Salamis,
etfDa 5ebn gteilen pom Atbeus emit
ferut mo nabe Dem Arienal.
SSbre 3abl lit 5ipar gerina, ober
ga lie Die WtilitdrIiaa binter iih ba-
ben, limo tie aamdhtig. Mian slaubt
ooB 0ns &abinett fire S%orOerungen
miro beniqigen mIiien.
IS berriht bier groBe Aufregung.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Spanieu.
glHd5na.
0taorio. 20. 81

Wta0rio, %. Oft
Ger @crcral Sc glicaiie, 0ersfrieas.
miniiier i'm nclen ipaniiden 4abinet,
beitdtigte Die 9lngabe. oaB Die iebigs
9tegicrnu9 beidIoiien babe, ben 5eI0.
5ug in Ytaroffo uidt meiter gu be-
treIben. Gr fiigte biu3u, menn oie 81.
beralen border IN Der Madt geiueien
mdren. 10 bdtten ie oieieu blusigen
unO toitipieliaen 4riea oermieoen;
lortan meroe Sidj Die 3egiernng bar.
anf beihrdrfeu. Ole Siherbeit BON
MleIiaa ourd oos Spitem BON 5orti-
iifationen 3u gemabrleiiten, Die be-
reits beiett ieieu. IS uer0e elm ger-
iud gemadt wer0en, Die 9%iifimaureu
sur glieoerlcguns Der @offen 81 Der-
oulaiien, mo 5rpor inter W1ittpirfuHg
BON 9mmiiidren oes 5ultons DON
W}aro.fo.
5ernpr ia9te Der Minilter nod,
obpobl bic SiberaIen Die ueuerIihen
llnterOriidrngsafte in8arcelona mig
biaigt baiten, lei 4roieHor Serrer
auf oos poraeIegte @eipeismatericI
iduloig behin0eu uu0 geieslih gum
&s0e Dtrntiheiit mor0eR.
Sci ben Stqotpahlen in Moorio
ba6eu ole Gepublifaner geliegt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
ue6CrI6memmung.
SdOn DieOrr riatst i'm iaSlidcn
&egifO SOdnpaTer arofcu saa-
Den in Staot Hrs gano an.
6rHtea 5erlt6rt.
sauknOs ObOadlos.

StaOt Merifo. 26. Vii.
Sic Srtihait Sau.a aoia i'm
StnGI Sabasco nur0e ieste 9laht
osa einer Spriugflutb iiberidiuemmt
Die iebr groben Sna0en a%nridtete.
@ie uiel 2eute III ,afommen limo iii
nidlt betannt. Der Sad}daoen miro
ieOod auf 100000 @eios aeidl5tt
Cine Belt lang moreu 0te StraBen
nuo 8orfs Der StaOt orei Sub tier
inter @aiier. 9dume uur6en emf.
mnr5elt un0 Die 6eloiriihie meoae.
lhper1mt. Ser uinmocintafIltR on
Der @ren5e BON Guatemala frat IN
Der gfohbarihait bon 2Salaoa mo
5uan 9autiita iibcr ieine llfer uno
iIber fliltbete oieie Srtidoren.
Sn Der Sta0t Itaita iuo 500 "a.
milien obSahlos. Su aa0e>qn. fIei.
neren Grten BADEN Sic @eu5iipr
ebenfaus ooie gebauit. Die lleber.
idpemmrug muroe bauptiahlidl
ourd iiberreidliden Ge1enfaa Der.
nrlodt. Sn Oen lebteu orei @ofen
lIno i'm Staate So5aSeo nidt peni.
ger ais 80 3ou Gegen Qefauen. ms
Ieit et1ua 30 Sabren nidt Ser Eoa ae.
meien lit. Su San Snau @autiIta
litto 5nhlreide 9eute ob0adlos ms
Die 9eborOcn baben etua 1000 Gerio-
len nit 3abruns 81 periorgcn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Saiuaii.
2n at0s sos.
NonollIu. 27. Eftoher.

RDliDiltNs -.
lie qoreaniide Qatriotiide 2iaa
bot ~iolqenoes 3irfllarihreiben per-
ofienfliht, in Dem 0enngtbuuug iiber
0ie ermorouua oes 8uriieu Sto aus.
ge0riidt miro:
aIie 8eit 1T aefommen fir uniere
20 Wiilionen 2eute, nm iib ibre In.
obban9iqfeit 3u fidern. Sto 1T foot.
Or bratte in uHier 9an0 Die SER.
idaff Der eyapauer mo beriflaDte ous
@olf. GENE Gel6itiuht Bat lire ge.
.lolnung erbalten. Setue @erbre6ea
mareu unfuhnbor. mo uos ibm "a.
itieB mar etHe g%cbi5reioe gelobnimg
fsr ieine Taiid9eit.
~es 1T nidlt befonHt. Der Der pa.
triofiide aorenner mar. Der s5to er.
IhoB. a6er wer immer er oilh mar.
er tbot e. 3un @eifen ieines 2anoes.
ua0 lem Name miro nit G6-ea fir
immcr III Der @eidihte nnieres Gan.
oes erideren as EN- @eiipiel BON
oafopiernoem @atriotismls Dor %
9liaiouen i6lummernoen 2euten.~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
sdrwcrwieaenOes @eaanOniS.
QetroIt Wlidl. q Oft.

Jt 100 ~~@
Sniolac zines @eIianoniIies oes
gutomobillulfers Soiep6 ". 2eatl,
mouod cr 0en' Gr. @eotJe u. 6rith
ON A6en0 oes 81. guguit bali orei
Sade IN oeH @eorie 6reef al merfeu,
mur0e Or. 5ritdl Ser in Gerbiuouua
nit Der mlttbmaBliden grmoroung
BON Wla1bear 0iiaman Neren GER
itudelte &eide In 1ade Dertbeilt in
Dem a%cnauuien @enaiier geiunoen
mnroe. inter Der antlage 0es Soot-
i6lag5 gum 9ro3eB i~eitgehaIten.
Seine giirsi6oit iDuroe ouf $4,000
beneiieu. 5000 meniger oils iie bis.
Der 6eirug. IS ideint Die Qniidt oei
9gb0r0en ST. iein DAB Nlapbeae Din.
ran uidlt crmor0 muroe. ionoern
an ben 5olgeu elmer an ibr uorge.
nommcnen berbrederiiden Spcra.
tioH iiorb mp oab Damn lire 9eidt
3lritiidelt un0 iortgeidaiit mur0e.
9coh er5ablte Den 9ebor0en fer.
uer, 0ab CT mubte. tueiien 9eihe tort
1eidaiit rurOe, wenn ald Scr qrai
ism aeqeniibpr feinen Wamen er
md6ute. 9ls Gntifdoigumg fir iein
0iilfe babe er bon Or Srith So
erbaIieL oud babe Der 2lrSt cine ibn
iduloige &ehnuna auittirt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
@ricdcnlanO.
9ledt anmaEcmS.
gLthen. rs. OftoGel

SltheH, 26. OCTOBER.
Sic NiiIitarli9a Bat ipie0erum ibre
HHmaBuna bepieien, ME eben be-
tanpt miro. Ger si0nig bate nGIn-
LID gCpiniht oaB Oas Gefret. oas
Den ireiuiui9en &iidtritt ser fonls.
lldleu Rrin3en uon loren Armeepo-
ltgn anHiHMtt. Dor Sem @eiebe ner6f-
leHtliht mcr0e, Oos lie ihrer Volten
atbebt. Ter &remier oeriunte. DIE
Siga iiir eineH @ompromiB sl beitiu.
men. aber DerlebenS. unO nod I'M
Saufe Ocs CaAcs mur0e Ser fir Die
&rinicn 10 OemiitbiJenOc @cIeserIaB
peroiientlidt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Hnblutiscs 0uen.
Yaris, q. Oft.

Yaris, q. OF.
9enri 9ernitein, Der Sramatifer,
uno 6rancois Gbeoaliu. ein Sbeater.
tritifer, batten i'm 9rince Bart eit
EiitoIeuouea. Riemano fuuroe per
iUitnOet. Gbeoniiu feuerte 5uerit uno
ihoB Dorbei mGbreno gernitein lei-
men ShuB iiberbaupt nidt obga6.
9ernitein iagte, als nlaR Ibn fragte.
auesbalb er niht geidoiien bate, er
bate es oergeiien. Ser Streit suar
megen zines IrtifeIs ~entItanoen, IN
Dem 8ernitein oen aritifer angegrif-
len bate Gbeoaliu bate Die 5orOe-
rung gelteut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
gelsisa.
@eitrre Gbolerafaas.

9rafieL y. Of.
6 NIB amtlidl aH1efnoigt. oiB
In Der 5a6n G}ct.sH iuoli6 BON anf.
nerpen ~aeIeseHea Grti6ait Boom
5e6n 8erioren an 0gr Cholera geitor.
ben iHno. Tls bclstife 4asmdrtige
arTf Sat oas Anitrsfgn Der Cholera
ar ale apssUariiagr. s%ieaierun5ea &C.
mgl1gt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
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