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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

N j. W. sAYRE.

<1E f<atnre Of last evening >
,<rfrnance OF king DodO
Il H. Moore vas the com.
~ entqaest by that merry
49, 4 q large audience which
- be low temperature OF the
IA d With them 20 their re-
n<s seals For q hoilerplate,
rrrseted. hlase audience OF
FzsA,srs. last nights aggrega'
y Il the outset had the frozen.
N hrs Of Broadway first
zEu& which every New York
Eager 90 breads, hooking Ike a
- q HrvoklynItes down on The
zri shoutng q welcome 10 Or.
xk % his return from the north.
All Of the old brigade was there
~ night. There were familiar
res IN nearly every Pew. and the
Jason they were all A. coldly
|Fiffcal, as Indicated above. was
1flF because Seattle manager.
<4d Of 4 New Ycrk n1anager.
N uzking the production. John
A brought abon, a cnmpari-
- nzHz one OF his own attrac.
~ snteae Of Henry w. savaEas
~ ~ mcst famous productions.
Ek ~ NIGHTS audience dared him
! az food.
III Manager Cort did make
y fdT few more finished
eaz'iens OF comic opera have
7 e=E seen tn Seattle. Henry
AFaS< never collected a bunch
Is more comedy OF face or
- s7isndidly upholstered by
- a6f we're hts costumes or
xaE ! whit more SNOWY. more
EAzzf r more generously real.
Z no plain exceptions on the
- H1s II the aggregation. the
19z4 IN every way class with
- 4 the Savage presentation.
~ .At point Is. the audience
= fsrEozs enough last night to
= ID rtalizs these things. and as
20 q Ne action had gotten fairly
adz vsy the Missouri ice melted
Pc rTss Of rsifth. jollity and ap-
Izzss Al d. that wonderful.
Aaa'iax music. the best, with the
zstiaa q the prince q pilsen"
kzs, nat Cos LADDERS ever wrote,
- sing AID had to be sung again
" again The grand march OF
|@s maj ~, With flash Of sword
n slszm of ssowy tights. has not
= "a egazl since the best days
Ins Back Crook" and Il
- spontaneous. hearty ap-
= u rounds. So II was with
graceful Diana song and
10 ln'erlude, and with "The
2 ne Bundle Bee, and with
song hits. with which King
4 provided 10 amply
zhor Kent n well suited 10
- n Piola by reason OF her
touild, her ringing. clear
@ voice and pleasing per
Her coetumlng empha.
~ .le Tact that some Of her best
n ssfe never written By Frank
William Friend IL far from
-. = IDEAL Dodo. BY long stage
$500. .'shes and hard work he anc.
- - y getting a scattering Of
tnsfies ]. Udell contributes
sIeslisnt character comedy
- 4 Nudge and Bouilla
80 benson, az Pedro. de-
- good singing voice but
i j silsm or stage presence
! g Barnett and Louise Mink
! IN cort has made two genu.
- Miss Barnett plays An
~ ne ls pretty of face. a
-aAtef, thoroughly alive
M,. 10 the picture Miss
esss ~ looks, talent. voice and
f.. Our old friend Laura
more than adequate In
- ,,ler role Of Queen Lii.
= herman West, az Or. Fizz.
-, ~ considerably on the
..a'as nodo,' with a new imper
,s.sso' It's title-role, would be
s's.s11sDly advanced az a comedy
/ ! s ,r.sa'ent. As II IL. 1t Is above
\ d sI,s s.Ase q the current must.
'z'a ~ The Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
IIIGIL AUDIENCE
! / MOORE PLEASED
| WITH KING DODO''
.osT HAS STAGED MS
'..o.IcrloNs IN A FANCY
...xss--woMEN ARE ALL
~ THAN ADEQUATE.
.sssx&4s2xkkR y
|.susrsssrs THIS WEEK :

.,esr-An week. except !
r,ssy nlgh,. king podo,
e.;,ss Seattle symphony :
o,ssss,ras second sym :
.Nony Concert.
! Il HaxsRA-Chas. Cherry In
ne Bachelor
ssAkp--Wrlsht I,orimer IN :
a. shepherd klng
sfiYrlE-rhe Russcltngew !
eurpany gioeth to lesth :
ssr,crmancesl IN 7 b 9 !
hslsr. she Thief and tho
Gil
',o.S - TIE Del Lawrence :
fanpany (iilth TO i2lst :
~risrmsncesl In Brown OF :
rsfnrd
NpAEuN - Florence Bind !
n xra Vaudeville
'nkjfsrlcNlek Lone and I
.ulrcs Cotton and Nagde !
! tas
! n11|YAcEs The Tyrolean I
11rtt,ls and Vaudeville, I
'..4nkakaAA44tx 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

Boys Wool Ribbed Un.
derwear, 4Sc Gar
ment
Natural Wool Ribbed
Shirts and Drawers,
sizes s TO IA years:
best for warmth and
wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

Women's Fleeced Union
Suits, a9c
Pure White or Nat.
ural Fleeced Union
Suits, button down
front or across shout
der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

Boys Fieeecd Under
wear. 25c Garment
Gray Ribbed shirts
and Drawers. fleece
lined; for boys up 20 i6
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
STILL MORE MORNING SPECIALS

Wool Sweaters, $1.f9
Ladies' oxford Coat
Sweaters, nearly all
wool. fitted at waist.
with pockets: also
white In coat style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

Ladies' Heavy Gloves
for street wear. Dents
1,clasp best cape; regu-
lar $500 and $3.50.
Tuesday, a C1 40
pair ..,.....Y is4J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

Ginghams, EiderdOwn, Etc.
Ali-Wool Eiderdown-2s inches wide, in cream. blue.
pep yn brown and red Special sale. 34c
Dress oInahams--Big assortment OF Fall Dress
Glnghams. nc regularly. Special sale o.
White Outing Fanne--S6 inches wide; worth ff)c
1Sc yard. Special sale price. yard ........... IUC
Shelf olleoth-Best quality, Special e.
Ramona cloth--F1eeced Back Ramona Flannel 15c
regularly; 27-inch, Special sale price OIL
Naru ...s..-.....+. 0oV
Glnehams-Amoskeag Ginghams. Special "a.
safe price, yard Q&O
No phone c. o. D. orders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

Ladies' SILK Searfs. also
many styles made from
Elco silk with embrold-
cred patterns and Dor
ders; value to st.9S.
Tuesday, your Ct 1E
choice .......@IsZJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

Blankets
Gray Bankets-specai. per Eflc
Gray eankets-Fu double bed sizes Q0c
LES value Special per pair ................ UJL
WooLFinlshea Light Gray Biankets-Large Size
weight over 3is lbs pair Special Ct 90
price, per pair INV
Extra Large f24 Gray Bankeis-Heavy; worth $500
a pair; drummers' samples. CT OK
Per pair .....*....... s...................Y tsJo
Sample Bankets-In wool and cotton. In white graya.
tana and fancy plads At the. .DRUMMERs' PRICE
comforts-Large Size Comforts, pure white on
cotton filling Special price, each ........... JUL
comforts-Other Comforts; worth from CT 40
$500 to 81 90 Specially priced from $500 to. v Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

German Knitting Yarn.
4-ply, all colors, r.
pound skein; regular
30c value. Tues. 49,
day, q skein .....EOG
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-25

Irving Place, this city. Those familiar
with the circumstances of the acci-
dent say that Commander Symington
was lucky to escape with only brok-
en- shoulder.
Simpson a Victim.
Pay Inspector George w. Simpson
is the third victim of the Roosevelt
order. Inspector Simp-
son was practicing In Washington
when thrown. He had two ribs brok-
en- and has since been under the con-
slant care of physician. He was
brought to New York few days ago.
The bicycle test was responsible for
the injuries received few days ago
by Lieut.. Needham Lee Jones. Lieut..
Jones is on duty in the Bureau of Nav
igation in Washington, but it will be
some weeks before he can resume
work. He fell from his bicycle, while
training for the test. a week ago last
Saturday. His head was badly hurt
and both of his wrists we're broken.
Causes Merriment.
It was also discovered a. few days
ago that the young officers who have
been doing the walking tests near
Washington have been walking fifty
eight instead of the required fifty
miles, fact that has caused much
merriment in the service. One Off
Ger, at least, proved that he did not
mind the test. Lieut. Frederick v.
McNair. commanding the reserve tor
pedoboat fotilla in Norfolk, did the
walking test in one day. He ran al
most the distance. Not once did he
stop to rest, it is said. and he got
back to Norfolk in time to attend a
dance that night.
The army officers are also wonder
Ing what President Taft is going to do
for them In the matter of physical
tests. Very few officers of the army
have shown any ill-effects from TAX
ing the Roosevelt riding tests. 1t has
been said that the death of Col. Geo.
f. e. Harrison, for so many years
commandment Of the Coast Artillery
school At Fort Monroe, may have been
FASTENED as a result Of the test rides
he made In one of them he was COM
PEELED to drop out owing to sudden
illness.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-25
STUDENTS GOVERN
At GIRLS SCHOOL
Students in Minneapolis lnSti-
tuition Adopt a New
System.
ENFORCE THEIR OWN RULES
ENFORCE THEIR OWN RULES
EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE AND
JUDICIAL POWERS ARE ALL
LODGED IN A BODY OF THEIR
OWN SELECTION.

Minneapolis. Mimi. April 24.-With
final ceremonies to mark the end of an
old order of things and the beginning
of new, the students Of Stanley Hall
have become a self-governing body.
Full executive. legislative and judicial
powers have been intrusted to certain
of their own number. chosen by them
selves and the system of self-govern-
ment. which has been under way for
the last week has already proved sue
cessful
Some of the rules in force by agree
ment are those regarding punctuality.
order in the halls and leaving the
grounds. No audible conversation is
to be allowed In the halls and no coll
versation during chapel service or dur
ing quiet hours.
Result Of Much Work.
The adoption OF this organised stu
result of several weeks consultation
with Mrs. Hickok, OF the department
of science. and the laws governing II
are stated in the charter which was
granted the student body by the prin-
cipal and faculty.
That the students are keenly alive
to the importance Of the step is shown
in the preamble Of the constitution,
| which says:
I'VE, the students of Stanley Hall.
desiring to develop the power Of initia-
tive habits of self control, a sense Of
responsibility and a sense OF cooper
/ tel nd fnn1
others, and to instill q knowledge Of
political economy and spirit OF 10y
atty to government. having been en-
powered by the faculty Of Stanley Hall
do ordain and establish the constitu.
tion.''
| While the final appeal is to the ad
visory board. consisting of the princi
nal and instructors, the students ar
/ directly answerable to the proctors. A
j great deal of responsibility rests upos
i the proctors and their duties are mos
important. These officials are ap
pointed by the executive board. ant
they include the president. vice presi
dent. and represent the house girls ant
day pupils.
Duty Of the Prsetera
1t is the duty OF the proctors. VIII
are selected by the pupils, to see tina
the rules are kept, and upon failure Z
do so q pupil will be notified privatel,
by the proctor of the separate hall an
after continued disobedience. her con
duct will be reported to the executiv
board, which relieves the proctors Q
any further responsibility. After tr
, al by the judiciary court, In which tn
pupil may be represented by her cias
teacher, she is given . further tris
the advisory board constituting tho 81
preme court Of appeal.
when the ceremony OF presentin
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-25
Officers Willing to Walk, But
Find Riding Horses a
Hardship.
FOUR MEN BADLY INJURED
LIEUTENANT READ, THE PRESi-
DENTS OWN AID, WAS ONE OF
the vlcTlMs-TEsTs STARTED
~ ROOSEVELT.

Washington, April 24.-Naval OFF,
GERS are interested in q rumor, appar-
entity well founded, that President
Taft is seriously considering the adj
visibility of modifying the physical
tests for them prescribed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt in the last year of his
administration. Under the Roosevelt
order naval officers. to prove their
physical condition. have the choice OF
a Workmanship, bicycle or walking
test.
That Annapolis trains men to fight
ships and not to ride horses and bicy-
cles IL the contention Of many naval
officers and they cite the fact that Of
those officers who have taken the
test . majority have decided in favor
OF the flfty-mile tramp. What modifi-
cations President Taft Is supposed to
have under consideration are not
known. but IL ID believed that he will
abolish the horsemanship and bicycle
tests.
Four Were injured.
Four officers of the naval line have
been seriously injured in preparing
for the Roosevelt tests. One Of them
is Lieut.. Semmes Read, naval aid to
President Taft. He was riding In
Rock Creek park. Washington. recent
". when his horse SHE'D and threw
him. His spine was injured. and this.
with other injuries, the doctors say,
viii make him an invalid for life
One Of the very ablest OF our
younger officers was lost when Read
was injured. said 4 naval officer yes
tsrday, land II makes It all the hard
er when We realize that he was in
jured 81 IN effort to qualify himself
for test that bears no relation what
ever to his duties - an officer Of the
Navy.
Lieut. Commander Powers Syning-
ton, vas also hurt preparing for the
hersAvus~ehsr test uo was thrown
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-25
Words 70 Freeze The soul.

Your son has Consumption. His
case is hopeless These appalling
words we're spoken to Geo. e. Blew
ems, leading merchant Of Springfield,
~. c. by two expert doctors-one
lung specialist. Then was shown
the wonderful power OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery. After three weeks
use." writes Mr.. Blevens, 'he was AZ
well ~ ever. would not take all the
money In the world for what It did
for my boy" Infallible for Coughs
and Colds. Its the safest. surest cure
of desperate Lung diseases on earth
SOC and $1.O0. A. G. Luken z Co.
Guarantee satisfaction T~s~H I-..s-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-25
The Hoosier Store

The airship for the Wellman polar
expedition. which has been completed
at Genneviliers, has been brought ov-
er to London and exhibited at the
aero exhibition at Olympia. This air.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-25

the charter took place the Rev. TheO-
dore Payne ThurstOn gave the opening
address. He said that real happi-
ness came In honesty and honorable
demeanor. In guiding ones self -
one would live In harmony with the
Law. the Law would cease to become
necessity. He further said:
do not enter into the attitude to-
ward your proctor as though they were
policemen. II Is just n important In
it's way as any office that can be
given. They are selected by your bal
lot. by your votes. to carry out yccr
WILL It gives you the great. tremen-
dous, beautiful. unusual privilege and
you should be very careful In the con-
sideration that the officers are In no
way spies. but are only helping to help
you govern yourselves"
This form of government exists In
many Eastern and Western schools
and is the only one established In the
academic seminary schools. The pres
emit regime IL limited within the
grounds of Stanley Hall.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-25
Up ossors The oar.

N. H. Brown. an attorney. Of Tits
field, VT. writes: I'VE have used DR..
Kings New Life Pills for years and
find them such q good family medicine
We wouldn't be without them" For
Chills. Constipation. Bili0usness or
Sick Headache they work won0era.
CSC. A. G. Luken Z Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-25

about 200 feet in length. with a dia-
meter Of fifty feet, and is designed to
carry not merely passengers, but also
sledges and dogs. 1t is fitted with a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-25

a The Well-lnfossned Of The wosad -
always been for simple. pleasant cd
eAscient liquid laxative remedy Il knsv.
value; lAzaaavs which physicians essla
sanction for family uss because il go
ponent paxts are known to them - y
Wholesome and truly beneficial in sassA
acceptable 10 the system and eeatle. ~
prompt. in action.
In supplying that demand With ID q.
cellent combination Of Syrup Il Fig and
Elixir Of SIENNA. the Califosuia Fig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and rsliss
ON the merits q the laxative for its remaxk-
able success.
That % one q many reasons w
Syrup Of Fig and Elixir Of SIENNA = ivea
the preference by the ell-Infosmed.
To get it, beneficial effects always buy
the genuine manufactured BY the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co.. only. and for sals
by al leading druggists. Price City csats
per bottle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-25

powerful engine and q petrol tank
made specially large.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-25

The patent rights covering tho
manufacture of aluminium have ex-
pired and now the industry 10 an open
one to anyone who wants to embark
IN II. At the present time the ont
put Of the Aluminium Company OF
America Is entirely sufficient to take
care Of the demand. and. having n.y.
dro-electric power and ample supplies
of the raw material. II can increase
its production should Il be demanded.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-25

The Korean tailor pastes his seams
together.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-25
Swept Over Niagara

This terrible calamity often happens
because q careless boatman ignores
the rivers warnings growing ripples
and faster current Natures warnings
are kind. That duh pain or ache In
the back warns you the Kidneys need
attention II you would escape fatal
maladies-Dropsy. Diabetes or Bright's
disease. Take Electric Bitters at once
and sec Backache ny and all your best
feelings return. After long suffering
from weak kidneys and lame back.
one 800 bottle wholly cured me,
writes J. r. Blankenship. Of Belk.
Tenn. Only Soc ut A. G. Luken Z Co.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
Seit aboeliefcrt.

Btr molten unieren 9eiern ein
orudia perfidlern oaB Soi1ee.s
German Syrup heutsutaee politlo
ras elusise Braparat i'm Wtartte y
peldes S1piubiubt ltnoert uno
beilt. @s ertbalt bic G~ieenntittei'
ais reiuer cheer. Gus5ng pm Ptians
,eubars u, ~. welde als 9etlmittel
ilr Suften uuo 96pinbin9t oOt, Den
meoesipi'-9en G~pnsreiien 10 bpb 9e'
Iaast ,..lb. Der 5awtnohGtl9e,
einerlei ob bic seranfbett i'm pale
ubsr 9uuae, mub oes @ad9ts @ube
bobe unb be8 Wpreens trel lem ppn
Tnfdue ppn trpdeuer uno tolternoen
Suiten. Die ertrantten 3Detie per-
%iauoen mad &ube, beilenoer nno
linSenber 8etanotune, uno Der Ra'
tient bebarf Der friiden Suit, outer
9ahrune freier Slusmurfs Oes MOr.
oeus. nit idueGer uno oauernoer
Sinoerura. aleine Jldi8ten 81
as Gents qem5bnlihe SrDBe iabeau
2 Waat 70 uiel entbaltenb rs Gents
Sn alien Gpotheten ~ haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
Gebte Rofnuue perIdwunoen.

Sebte hofnune perIhwunoen.
al8 berpDrragenoe Gerate iaeten
oas Us. W. Smitbhart, bon Betin,
So, uubeilbare Shninoiubt babe,
mar befen lette Spffnuna bohin,
aber Or. Sings Stem Siacouerp fur
S9winbiuht, Sufien unb grfaltun'
aen retteten linn pom @rabe. Or
Iaet: v9ieie Mebisin bat mid ariinos
lid furirt unb metu 2eben eerettet.
Seitbem babe id iie 10 Sabre lang
aebraubt, un6 erndte bieielbe at8
eine ipunberbares Saiss uuo 2%uneens
Seilmittel.1 Strene tuifenibnft.
libes Seilmittel fur Suiten, ueben
Gals Dber @ridltuneen, unb f1ere8
gDrbeuauneamittel seaen8neumpnin.
@arnntirte Gtniden su 30 Gents unb
$1.0o in @atter 8rps. Gppthete
grube SIaihe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
Querlei BON Gage.

SIM 9an0c Ses Gaficuro'ies
eiebt'S berer cine @iBcr4ne: Se
Sidebobneu bleibeu aus. "a ere
tint nm aus Y%d0erboru folgenoe
n& titialcuflo9e":
Sic9elunec eebl o:.1 cans g9eiieIer.
Gran perRimmt'5 eCibrgdt III icoeM c0Ils,
Gs III einium tat Utnt n~lt5suNdlen,
liHire Sidcbobuel bleibeu ousl
stiles Idbt Iid ihlieBlid ii c~rirnNcn.
GcinSfiunnSnoib, thiCtie5 9SetieT, Wlbt
aber OiCic IotJ grciii an bCu WtdgeIi,
Cine EidebobneH BCbi cs nidt.
Gas Elm c0ter WlGnn otr rutbei groe,
Scr 0Cu NtngcH bat am reuieIi Sled,
SScr6cri, peitn IS Anfoug Siht pcroC,
Srine GidebobUcn oO9 init Srcd,
sui scr IGfeI pran0t bel Sod unS Gteoer
lin ) { 3ctf t8ciilaiCnS eeibacri0t.
Gina ortiuIdl In Der &Sode iebrt g %Iuteoer,
ShHe Side5oDtcu gebt eS nibt.
llno nun bIeibt in oieicm llH8IildsiaGre
lltS ols 8Ctte allies Wutcl ans;
sic. bic c6cii,e mo tt3nite gSdre,
1lnf'T. StdcOobHer. fruB bic Sul5.
gari btrDuciiclt miro flo mnubcr fragen:
sat tas ScbCu Hbtrbgupt non Slpcd3
SlIles mus nlGt iaItBidm li1 oerld9eli.
siuu alh GiSrr0bEen Eou init sped!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13

@tne rid. @agner. sc.
d nisbnIIe our arfiteftoni.
ihcn uno biIOliden gerberrIidung
Der @erfe Rid. @agners ioll, naf
elmer MeIoung Oeltider 9Iatter I'M
Staotporf 81 @aiu5 erriftet iperoen.
9ie @ntmiirfe itamrnen bon benz Or.
hiteften IauI gn5ler nno Dem MoIer
Serm. Senorid. Die Sale ioIl I'M
Stile Der Sagenbolle In Mittelihret
berbou( SSar5) un6 ber@alpurgisbaIIe
oiif benz $erentan5plas i'm 8ieIenee.
birge (altgermaniibe pettig fiinItleri.
Idle 8lofbauten) gebaIten iein. Sic
MISUNDERSTANDING bat
ben Gntipnrf bereits angenommcn.
@eite Main3er 9reiie iino aber BOT,
Dem Hlan uidt erbaut; Tie ipnrnert
oabor nno be5eidncn i'm oils einen
1iBgriif, Der geeianet iei, niHt rur
ben Nhtf hires &unitberit1nOniffes,
ionoern nuh Dor oIIem ibr idoneS
StootbiIo aufs idfperite gu idabisen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13

Sn ben .So3iaIiitiide n
% onatsbeften" ifreibt 2uo'
mig &ablof unter Dem &itel sDtai.
feierfonbs":
.S6dit cigeuartig lit, Oas modtc
i6 bod einmol gum &us6rud brin'
gen, Die Eaftif, Die Elm SbeiI
unierer Barteipreiie, be,
lpuBt ODER unbenuBt, einidldet. Rabt
Der 1. Wtoi, baum mer6en Die Srgd,
nilattonen, Die Irbeitsrube beid)loi.
len baben, iorefdltig resiitriert, Die.
ieniaen @eperfidoften aber, Die
feline freunbIi d c Stel-
lung our Raifeier eingenomrer
boben meroen etnfod T.
gefdmicgen. Ser 2eier Der
8~arteipreiie erbdIt ooourd ben Gin.
Druid, als oh iiberall Der 1. Nai &C.
ieiert iperbe. Or etpas fam mon
nnmoglid gutbcibeu. Eros al.
Ter 8cf6 Dnigungen mut
ais unumitoblihes 5oftiim feitgeItelli
weroen: Ole Waifeier n ! m m 1
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lonoe nic redt 5icben poIIie, gcbi
alio briiben ocn Ssrebsgnng; Gin Shcil
Der ioSialbcmofratiiben 8orteiprciit
mill oieie &batiode abcr pertni6en'
llno Ger Noifeiertoa iollte einmnl
bas sroBe Bfmsitfelt Der SoSiaIoe'
mofratie peroeni
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ten @enIhen perocn fonnte. Die If.
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fiirSIidlen Streif Der Subrleltte per-
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al fiibren tpie Dor bier Sabren in
Chicago. gs lit inn miBlungen. gs
bat Der &idter, Ser in Stem Dolt
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