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The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-08
Big Scheme Lasts Quick A New county Gets In

The management of the build
ing by the stockyards had decid-
ed, about a two weeks ago, that
it were better to move than re-
main in innocous desuetude, and
SO, all at once the news got
round that the JOY house was up
in the air and bound for North
Dakota, i. e., for a location that
promised well, about a third of a
mile east of the stock yards hard
by the state line. on land that
belonged TO nobody inparticular
except the state of North Dakota,
school land but within the sac
red environs of the North state.
If ideals could only work out
as smoothly as they are concott d
here was an ideal move, for
were they not absolutely secure
against the legal machinery of
Perkins county and the sovereign
state Of South Dakota, while at
the same time close enough to do
a handy stroke of business with
Lennon, and keep a supply of
beer nearby, without infringing
upon the prohibition law Of North
Dakota if the place should be
searched for wet goods.
Well, the entire finely concoct-
ed plan came to naught- fell to
pieces like a house Of cards all
because, strange to say, States
Att orney Norton kept thoroughly
posted and knew about the do
ings at the state line as prompt
ly as if he had his quarters right
alongside of Sans place. And
States Attorney Norton could be
relied upon to be thoroughly Out
of harmony with any such plans
as set in motion by the aforesaid
move. Not few neighboring
farmers were quite nervous, lest
the arm of law and order might
be lax, and not a few letters
were written and anxious
thoughts expressed, by those
who were not acquainted with
the machinery Of law and orc el
in Adams county, and with the
man that pulls the lever. but
there wee others who knew
that the scheme would last but q
short time.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-08

l.. g. Wolter has sold his gen.
eral merchandise business to F
H. Heinrich, the transfer being
made at this writing. Mr..
Heinrich comes from st. Paul
but has had number of years
experience in business in North
Dakota. Mrs. Heinrich arrived
a week ago. the couple intend
ing to make their home here.
To get the home news subscribe
for The State-Line Herald, $3.50
per year.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-08

Jake Allen is having a barn
ooilt on his residence property.
ihe structure will be 2Ox2O feet
IN dimensions.
A number Of residences are
Guiding while work on a num-
Der Of others is shortly to be be.
gun. T. M. johnson is now build.
ing neat cottage in anticipation
OF the arrival of his family that
IS 70 be, and H. D. Reed is about
10 oegin building nearby.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-08

A visit of deputy Sheriff Berry
throughout the county, to deliv-
er a bunch of. jury venires was
the first notide most our citizens
received Of another session of
district court at Hettinger.
Court will convene next Mon.
day, October 11th. The follow
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-08
Adams | Co. District Count

Judge Crawford recently decided
TO hold another Session Of Dis
trict Court, setting Monday,
October l1th as the Date OF
Opening.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
r1n0[OttCrie.
Sn g6erOcen tat bic Sicbnng in Ser
biHoHHa init Der Sertbeilnns pun
0eimitGtten an glniieOler
beeOnneH.
Sie critrn 80 @eiuinner.
gIberaeen. e. o. 26. Oft.

Bel Der 3iebrng iiir oie Seluitdt.
ten ali ser GhepenneiluB unO
StanOiug glod.9icierpation fiel ".
5. Gngel BON Butte, 9tebrasta, ser
erite SrcIier 5u.
Gn9cl lebte biSber Gui elmer Iarm
'3 9teilen ueitIih ron Butte, gtebr.
Gr lit nidt nerbeIrni6et.
sIls 5melter. oriiier @eruiuner uip.
nuroeu nod iolgSn0s gtameu ge5o.
gen:
9So. .. GalUin 9omOrp. @ismarf.
g. .; 20. 3. Scrs 6reOeridioM
@Ienbam. z. D; 9lo. 4, ". @S. sen.
neon. 9lIUneapolis; DO. .. ,So6n 2.
Smith. Aber0een. g. O.; 9to. 6. NJ
bert Dit, MarihiieiO. ,Sn0. 20. T..
gSm. u. SauneO. Niinneap0as, 10.
S. 0ferritt Barnes. Nber0een: NO. 9,
Qiarion $. 9iuoolpb. W,inneapohS;
No. 10, 9iiharO $. N1artiu. Dooge.
bile. SSis go. If. Goura0 y. Sipe.
Saratago. Suo.; go. II. So6u @eter
Gliou, gSbite Nod. 2. d: geo. i3.
&op s. W3artin, l}aion Gitn. Soma
30 IA, SSobu g9. Sartgrame. San,
tinion. 2. q; glo 70. Sannel
Speniion. MinneapoGs; g1o. 16, 8.
&. @oo0eIl. Gaaeu Sin, " . 30.
II, George 6rieroleir @uiteubera
ga; 9to. is. Sters Sobns. 0ritton.
2. o; 9to. 10. g9ln. j.. 0onle INA.
tertopn 2. o; 9lo. 90 ,Sobn Is.
gIuoerion @mporia. &as.; 91o. 21.
:. @owaro. @}nton. @iion. Cfla !,
glo. p. gInton 0lalmbera 9aiauettc
Wlinn.; DO %, Gorl 5. G6aucr.
@rootings. 2. D: g2o. u. Sra !.
9leii SSorOan, Nlont.; glo %. ,SamCs
9unne. @hicago, 9fo. 26. ,Sobn @rai.
len GIeariielo. ga; go. q. aant3
SaOOom. Sparta. @is.. 80 Sabre alt:
.glo. %. Gan. Suapan. 0rtoapine,
9linu gfo. %. Gan 2eimis, Siiie.
ton Q. o; go. 30. 6. gS. @rli.
baten Gfolouu. Ohio; gio 81, 50.
maro @eitleu. N}aOiion. z. Q. 90.
30, g. 6. @iaaee. @loscom. 9}eb. ;
gto. 33. Charles Soiimou. @}obri0ae,
/ 2. o.; 90. 81, Sobn Z. g8iliou.
Columbia. 9a.; go. 35. 9lclie 0ns-
ion. Safeiielo. 5inn.; 30. 80. ser.
oiuanO @eiier. Sopeu. 2 o, 90.
81 SranciS 9pndl. minneapolis
go. SO, Sames McGaritlep, @en5.
tiot. SSa.; 90. 80. Gbr,it Stolb.
N}auean, e. p; go. 40, Ratbaq
SGmern. @ateatoun. G. @: so. li.
George goB. St. Qouis; go. AZ, gioD
Sweenep. GlepeIanO, q. g.. 30. 43.
Somaro 9. 9arling. Sarao. q. .,
go. "A. 6. 3 Seatb Tidion. q. 9.
g|o. As, Gnil q. Stein6eIm, @6its,
9. o; 93o. IS. 9ilion Capis IT,.
2erington; go. ls. 2lnt6oup 5hiaer,
glem llln W}inn.; glo. 40. 90. i.
WfcGob. 9tem Sampton. no; go
80. synutes .. 8atdforO. W1armart0.
q. g.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Ser SnnSrsridJtrr SOlt fritiiirt bic
6anolnngslpriIe Der 9irsieruHs
i'm p9aiefaa".
spitbubeubsIO6unug
SH indianapolis perSen BON 9sOlia-
itru 5iuei 9lanbsr aHscidJOTsu;
riner OaOOn Gin GbieagOer.
GarOiusa ieia ssame.
glap Doe. q. 0Et.

NtAD quit -. LII
slntonio M1uiica, Der ncbIt ieineH
Sobn @bilipp angeflagt mar, @etril-
gereien in @erbinOuug nit Scr Sim
fubr BON Sale teriibt ~ bnbeu, Our6j
Grlnngung ialibes @emihtangaben
unter WStbiIfe pon 3oabeamten,
tDuroe nid.dul0ig befimoen, oage-
gen Der G5ohA BEN Combs iibermle-
len, nm Ols lIrtbeilsfdllung db5uupar'
ten.
Der gunoesrifter Soft fritiiirte
it)orf SEN 9eihlnB Der 9unoesregie-
ring, Die 4 @dger, 0ie an ienen Be-
triigereien betbeiligt gepeien un0
mdbren0 oes Ero5eiies 81 Staats5elt-
gen gerpor0gi Daren, in Slnte 81 be-
baIten unO lie Midt 81 bPitraien. er
iagte:
nSSn meiner ganseu Eraris babe
id mod ME 5upor BON ser SepilogeH-
belt ge6ort, I'M &egierungsoienit
--geute su bebalten, melhe iid aer @e-
triigereien in oieiem 3ienite idulOig
befannt baben. SD piiilidle, meine
itarfe @iibbiIliging bieriiber nus5u-
iprehen. 9ies gereidt Der &egieruns
sur llnebre. un0 es iit unreht, ebr-
lide 2eute I'M offentliden 0ienit 81
5pingen, IN Ser @ciealdlaft Oieier
Betriider su bleiben."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Gas StantsObcrseridlt entIdeiSet in
Sesplaincsfluh-6alIe segeu ben
Staat SlliuOis.
gi6t fdiffbur
Slle Ibmadlnnasu nit Ser GcOnomi
sisRt anO 4SOwer So. iinO redlts.
fraitig unO binOeuO.
GBicagO fir Sabnluascu buit6ar.
SprinafieIo. Sn.- 2G- 0ftnbnr

SpringfieIo, Sa.. &c. 0ftober.
Gas Gbergeridt BAT in Oem Tal
Der Gconomp Sight 4 go1uer Som
PAM gegen 0en Staat sSainois ent
it9ieocu. GaS llrtbeil iaat. OaB oel
Eesplaines 6lub fem itbiif6ares @e
waller mare.
Nas @eriht bat geaen icoen Gin
mano 0e9 Staatcs cntlhIe0en.
Ger 9liAter Garter pilihtete Sc.
Niebrbeit Der &idter nidlt bel mi
MIRO plelIsi9t Elm ieinel Stan0punt
oertreielots 8itadter dbgeben.
Ser 1iaat bate tolQenoe 6aupt
puntte ais Gaiis iitr ieine alage gel
ien0 gemahi:
1. CAB ser Staat SIlinois oa:
Sett 0e9 Ge9plaines .Slulies ais 81
gentbum beiiBi an Dem 9Silnft. no Oet
Eamm Der Economy Sigbt & 9owsr
Company fiA beiinOet
2 0ob ser Gesplaines SluB Elm
ihlttbarer &aiicrlauf lit un0 OaB Die
suuelen6eit 0es 0ammes elm Siu6er
nib iiir sic Sdlifiiabrt biloen miir0e
8, CAB gcluilie aontratte. Die bon
.oen SIliuois un0 giihiaan &auat
&onlHllllaren qemadjt muroen, lnih
melhen Die GcouonD Sight onG
&omer So. aeluiiie9lehie beunipnidt.
ungultig iino lm0 ben 9ou oes Dam.
mes ilber Den Gcsplainees 0lub niht
redltiertlacn.
Nos Staatsobcrgeridlt lit Ser Sln.
lidlt oaB Der 8ciiettel auT 0as gett
oes GesplaincS Shiies pom 5tuat
meg8caeben pur0e, ols er in 1850
elRe llebertragung an oie Sainois
uno Dlidiaan 0ommiiiiou pornobm
laiit Dem eeicbe BON tS45, Iaui mel.
dem Die &omniiiiare ernlddltiat ua.
zen. irgen0 melhes 9on0. oas Ger
Staat sur Belt 3nn 3ppde Ser Ser.
ti9ltellun6 0eS @anaIs 81 oergeben
bate. oerdnBcrn Oiirften.
Gas @eriht cuti1eioet ferner, oatI
Oie 6rage Ger Sdjiifborfcit zines
6Iuiie5 Ourh 9hotiaden 81 entidei.
Den n. uno Sbaiiadbe lei. oab ser
Eesplaiues 6luB nod ME ibiffbat
mar.
Sum Sdllnb beioat Sic gntihei.
Ouug. Oab aae aontrafte. sic 0ie Ga.
halfomnliiidre nit Scr economu
Sg6t an0 9omer Gcmponp madten,
aiItia iin0 mO Dab iie fir Oie pole
Rcrio0e BON 30 %u6ren al Qraft er.
balten mer0eu tonneu
gprinaiiclo. sSu., 26. Oft.
Gas Staatsobergeridt bat ent.
ihieoen 0aB ole Sta0t @bicaao Ger.
antportfidl mar fir ole gabnmuaen,
Die mobreno oes GiienbobuItreifs in
Ghicogo in 1894 BON Streifern ooer
oereu 6rclin0eu berbramtt pur0en,
aon3 qleid. o6 sic 3eritorten 0oqen
Gigenthum Der gnbuen moren, ou1
ocren @eIeiien iie itauoen, als iie in
gran6 geitedi wiiroen. ODER ui6t.
Tas @eridlt entihieo. ooB iolhe
Mogen iidl in ser Cbhut Der betref.
ien0en Giieubabnen 6efauoeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Mimi 0inSer terbrannt.

2pnhburg, ga, 2G. Gftober.
Stint ainocr, ale SSniaiien oct
aiuoerbeipabra1itali. fomen IN ben
6lammen nm. Die oas Sbcltou Sol.
lege noaig ber5ebrten. Die gootcu
iino giubp MooreiielO, queile moo.
reiielo, Wlanie GeDnol0s, Marid
@idmon rn0 WiarD 95ocla. Die Sim.
Der beiauoen iib ode i'm 5peiten
Stodmerf eines Seiteniliigels oe5
@ebdlloes. 8os 5euer griif 10 raid
nm iih. oaB ibnen Der 9lusneg Der.
iperrt murOe. yfur 9iiibpD Nloore.
iielo mar idon ms 3reie gelanat
ais iie entoedte. oaB lire SdiDeiter
iih nod in Dem breHnenoen @ebdi0e
befon6. @ei Dem 9eriude oieie 3u
retten, fano iie ibr gnoe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Sir @cnanbnih.
gunruialonco. 4a., 2e. 0ft.

Bunrutalonep, ia, 26. Oft.
Dit Der Grfldrung. 6aB iie niht
langer i'm Stan0e iei 81 id)ueigen.
fam fSrau sSo9n alm5eIman, nabe
bier iDo1nea0, pun5taatsannalt un0
tbeilte ibm nit. 0ab Dor einem Sabre
ibr @ater @iaiam ssoues ibre Dhlt-
Ter ermor0ete mo ihr nit oemielben
5didial oro5te, ialls iis nidt reinen
Nin0 he.te.
glls fsraI Sores Ttarb. wur0e cine
llneriutmug etnseleiiet. aber idlieB.
lid aah Der Norouer eiaeH oui .Eoo
aHs uubefanlter llriade4 laltenoea
gso6ripruh o5 uno a5 iiel fern Yer.
oadlt auf 0en @att.u. aunselman
ian0 ieine Satin 5fters in .Ebrauen
uno Jrang 70 large in iie, i9m i6.
rem aluuher 5u oiienbaren. big tie
ifm Elm @eiianaiiB nadlte, 0as iig
ip1ter IN CjeqerDart 0es Staatsan.
UQitcs nie0erfoife.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
gLnf hen OIrnnh nrLnnfen.

Gelanare 9reafiUater, %. Oft.
3a5 llnterieeboot ggipqr", oos
leste Jtadt NIT Der vIorantuIa" uno
,Glimger" uno Dem aononenboot
~Guitiue4 bier eintraf. gerietb ouf
ben @runo uno iibt nod iest felt arf
Dem Sanoe. Die Sebensrettunas.
mannidait pon 2eiues iit an Ieinen
goro. Inn 5iilie 81 leiiten, tons Dies
uotbig iein ioate. Dan eruortet.
oaB ons llnterieeboot bel Der ndhIten
5lutb nit oe. Siilfe oes Ranoness
5ootes Uie0er flOtt semadt peroeH
tann
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
granriacs @eidlif.
Ghenenne. g9No.. 26. Oft

Trau Gent Seuoerion BON Sun.
oancc 6ciiu0ct nA auf benz gunfte.
ocn @criianD 3E serlieren nno Itebi
untcr it1noiecr 9auadjung bon me6.
reren aer3ten. Iie Aernlite bat nam.
lid an einenl Gage lire orei ain0er
perloreu. 9lls 8ran Sen0erion nit
ibrem 5dugliua am Sonntae I'M
Sole iuar. borte lie i6re dlteren aill-
Ser idiraign un0 ais iie in oas Saus
elite. i0n6 lie ans. oaB 6ieie 0ou elmer
qroBeu 8iapperihIange gebiiien NOR.
6en iparcu. &dbrenO oeiien mar Der
SduQliug, Der obue 9luiiidt i'm Sofe
acblie6en mar. in etneH 9runnen ge-
fallen nm ertrunfen, beoor ibm SIIie
qebr1dt meroeH fonute als iie oaun
III 0as 9aus 3uriidfebrte. lamb iie
ibre bei0enain0er iniolge Der Shlan.
geubiiie in Den Ieeten 3iigen Legend
bor
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
etirbt in ben etieieln.

Can 5rancIsco, Sal, 26 Oft.
@aiton Qonlpin bon 9ari5. oer
BORT su ben beriidtigten y4padea'
oeboFt 6a6en ion uno iiir 0eiien Der.
baimng Die Barrier 8oli5eI eiue 9e.
lobuuna ausgeiett b1t, wur0e uon
Sean Bicar0. Dem @ormann eiHar
SdrberpI leete glaht in einem Ne.
polDerouea geto0tet Iie Iragooie
mar Die Solge eine5 1ueites inoam
qlicar08onpiu. 0er eli Better Doa
ieiner 5rau iuar. iagie. OaB er ols
6ous, in Dem Ibm bisber nad ieiner
3luht Uor Der Barrier 8oli3ei Elm
llnieriflupI aeiua9ri mar, 5u per.al'
fen bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
RSn6cr anaeidlOiIeu.
s5n0ianapoIis. Sn0.. 27. %.

sSnoinndpolls, eSilO., u. Stt.
3pei MGlmer. ole oabei ii6erroidlt
muroen. Elm Sous in ser Soutb
Sarris Ape 81 berouben, ipur0en BON
Oen 3lueiraOpoli5 iiteu Muaeu mo
Steiuaro nah loneerem Ranipi ME.
oergeihoner uuo ihlieBlid feitge-
nonmeu. Ser eine Der Hduber. Der
iid Nfite sSolc1 ucnnt. lit aui BEN
Eoo neriuunoet, Der on0ere, Der in
Elm 9eir mo in eiHen gIrm geiholien
iuuroe. nemlt iidl Samuel Garomea
im0 behaltptet, bon Chicago 81 itaH-
men, no er in 6erGottoge @rooe glpe.
mobute. @r bebauptet, 6oIep Dor et-
Iihen Goaeu ino Cincinnati setrof-
fen 5u hahen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

~llItI WlJY % III.
Gin Reger iano 6ier Die geihe BON
Gbarles u 6or 6er iriiber 4oitrci.
tier in @eltsbiae Qlo, MAJ. aiH. Die
,soentiii5irung Der geid)e uuroe 0urh
einen 6nt umoglift Der Der ytamen
pun 5or trug. ml0 eurd Ulcnifet.
.ieatnopie. DIE ieine 5Hitiaien baiten.
5or neridpan0 tif, irbieu s5uni. IN.
Dem ct I'M Diesaoeiiriim ieine gao6-
auHg Des:es. 4Ran glaubt. onB er
ieiisey ,.ronfbaif erIegen it, oa nidts
aui gForo o0er SeIbitmoro binoeptet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
On NoQ Sc Qoro.
Qos 9LnnaIes. GnL-. Is. 81

Sos 2ingeIes, Sal, 25. Oft.
Die $1,000. Die notbig ltno. nm
9uraidoit fir Gutierrez De Cara 0n
iieaen. iino beinabe 5uiammenge-
bradlt u. 6. 9iioaefpap, Der Bum
oesinipeftor iiir Ginipauoerung, Jag.
te, 0aB e5 niht pabr mare, ooB be
Cara aii Griuhen Der Hegifaniiden
Redirnna feitaehaIten ipiiroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
eandleeridJt ul5aIid.
@aIbinaion. ano.. 26. a

gSalbngton, sSlio., 26. Stt.
sSchH gagIe. Der bier inter Nn.
tia8e itehf. eiH eIHabrigss 9la0.heu
miBbralfi 81 haben. muroe. nad.
Dem sr maize 8iHcennck perhafiei
muroe. ipat a6gnos bierser qgbrahi
ui5 mirD MN ben ben 9eorHtea
6eritedt gebalten. oa iie cir SgHage.
riht 5eiurtJtcli.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Dit OmrdIidlnittener aeBls amigo.
fnnocn.
o.sndlonpiIe. 1Ia.. 27. ~

syadionDilie 5la., Il. Oft.
gsrou Ulabel 9eaudam BON 8oiiou
mur6e init onrhidnittener aebIe IN
ibrem 3imngr i'm A0agon SoteI IN
iierben0em 3llitnno oieien Wiorgeu
BON ibrem alr3te Or. 6 g ganfer
cufaeflncgH. Sie itarb furse 3eii
oaraui.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
0inrnthiImIidler linfnIl
Sfrol0sburQ, 10, q. SF

- - 77-V--'1 y ~ II III
9as BierO. 0as an ein 0eidbrt
geiparnt mar. III Dem iiM orei 30q-
Iinge Scr SairriefD Sleo6emp befans
Oen ,plrSe idei un0 raluue in 0eu
9duoIo Gee. aI6ert aoher mo
|gOit6 6ran8 ertranfcn. SRI. 9lnnie
Sbupp, Die bis 5uni @aIs i'm gSalIer
mar, fonHIe seretfet meroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Din anirs 9cidlrn.


9tclp sl0rt, q Gtf.
Ger IrdHoent 91olun pon Der 9teiu
DOrf 'GeHtrai.9a3a Fat angsfiinoigt
bag Die 8alnuermal5ang in @ube-
rad. Ser 9a3eihen. oaB Sas 9aao
Faev ua0ersleitbiidlea @roiperitdt
Entaegen gebt. neue gofomoti1en lut0
Hcrionen- ra0 1radhnn9cn I'M @er.
.he Ron $25.000000 heiteIlt rat, uno
oab fie S60.000.000 iiir gcrbeIIe.
|umgsarheitcn an i1rer @eIeiien uno
BEN 8ahnbcit perausaabeH Uiro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
shaiu bcrIieri wieoer.
altati1. g. g.. 26. 8

altaiID. g g.. 26. CIT
Ter appeahoi oes Stcotes gieD
Dorf bot oie BehausnnlBeH Don oar
70 &. 3bdiu. o1s- *, nahosm er I'M
geridlt uon ser 42aroaHaasc ireige-
'orcdlen fuor0en oeiH Miatieoncn.
1iuI fur irriinHige Serbreder rnae.
'esIih iberuieieH Doroen iei, abge.
|risieg.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Sine glnttIlat.
GSanribalt. Wiinn.. y. 4

5auribalt, 0iiuR, 81. Oft.
glabe bier pur0e in ieinem Boot
Ser Slider Gbomas 9lhirrcp erihoi-
len auigefuuoen. umo nobebei lag
iein aaneruO 9lrtbur 2arooie beiiu-
numgslos nit eingeidlagenen Shd-
bel W3an balt 5pei 9anoItreiher,
oeneu Yiurrnn un0 2arooie felt ct.
lihen @ioHaten Gbood geipGbrter
uno Die peridpunoen iiuO, iiir Die
Sbdter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
gladleSiIritruSer Griedlc.

@irmiugbam. 4la.. q. Oft.
grtra ran Chicago hierher foms
memo, ermoroete Ser @riedG Sbonas
GapOos eineu an0erH (5rleden ga.
mems Rete Gappos. Der aber fem
|gernaiioter II.
9bomas 6ebauptet, Este babe ibm
|eine Satin entiHhrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
@ahnnniaa.
Ula0ii0n, 0lis, q. Cft

Wa0lion 43is, 27. Oft.
Gin Wam mur0e aetootet nuD
orei ancere Duroen berlebt ais bier
EN- Berioncn5ng Der Chicago &
Qoribneiieru.(lobn NIT einem 8ieb.
3ug niamnen itieB. Gie Cpier be.
ion6en iiA ouf oem @ieb5ng. Bon
oeu Gaiiasieren fam glienano 81
Sdo0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Gin GsnimaI.
GIepeIanO, ohio. 26. CIT

Gin Ienfmal. Elm Gcihenf yon
Sdlultiuoeun in sen gereinigien
5taategi Miro oen 165 ain0ern I'M
hieiigen 2ateoieip s5rieohoi evridtet
merOen. bic bel Dem grano Der Sol.
linsDoooidnIe ON 4 Wlar3 190s
INNS 2ebsH fameu 1urh eine 4ea.
npioHrHIuns wuroen $1,000 auiqe.
bradlt. Ter Gelncinoerntb bon Sol.
llnspooo bat $500 5u Dem genf.
malsfon0 beiaeiteuert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
edlluar,IlSnber oe6cutt.
g}elu Cattle, q. Gti

yleiU Cattle, 27. Gtt.
9lubig uno gefaBt uro oeu Beam.
Ten oeraebeno. bic ibn an oen @alacn
brabteu, ihritt Aocco Gacco, Elm in
bifiiaer @egeno moblbetannicr Sta.
Iiener mo aneebliher 6iibrer elmer
SdDar3ebon0banoe oui 0as 5daf.
lott. I'M Die @rmorouug 0es ggilo.
biiters Selee Souf 81 liihuen.
Gr brad oas 8enid bel benz Stlir5
nom @eriiit uuo tpar auf Der Steae
to0t
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
gette SSirthidlait.
gNaihinQtol. 27. III

2aut eiRem 9eriht an 0en Comp
trolley OF the Glrreitcn miro oas De-
fiss;;i in BEN 8eitdnoen ser banterot-
zen 5irlt gsational 9onf in Wiineral
@oiHt. g9is., INNER groBer. Sopeit
tetrdgt Der 5Seblbetrag $457 900. gs
herridte cine beilloie @iribihait in
Der @eldditsfithrllng. 60 muroen !.
9. manfHal 2epoiiten gar niht IN
Die Bidder einqetraaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Ger qehts fplnt.

burlington, @t % Efts
Ter General elmer 8. 6omor0,
Ser Ieste nom lebenoe geiebIsbaber0gr
llaion mdbren0 oes g'ilr9erfrieges
itarb bier i'm Sitter bon 10 ,SabreH
Gin &er5ihlas iiibrte oen IOo Der.
bei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Geirat6S(dlWinO(er.

Us iteIlt iid beraus, SnF Der gi6rOer
Gsbbarot alias Nialcr ans Sem
SeiratbsR fIoblbabsaSer NiGO-
den Elm @eIddFt madte.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-07-09

stones quantity Of sand; and then
after another short interval he shoyels
in on the sand a quantity of coal;
he pauses for a few minutes again
and then he gets a pail and pours
over the already non-combustible heap
pail of cold water; but the end isn't
yet; he has in reserve a quantity of
ice cold snow and he next packs in
lot of snow; he finally winds up the
ordeal by pouring on the frozen snow
another pail Of boiling hot tar He
closes the door and says to the smoth-
cred fire, consume it." What would
you think Of such a fireman? You
would call him a lunatic. And vet
this is just how we treat our stom-
achs. We fill them with indigestible
stone and unnutritive saw dust, and
boiling poisonous fluids and they are
made to tug and toll and churn to get
rid Of them. And in the meantime we
pay the penalty Of misery and discom-
future and feel like fools. 1t is the
most effective form of race suicide to
which the American people are to-day
exposed. And then we eat irregularly.
At any time, anything, and place.
And what is the result Of it? We are
unfit for efficient work, we are di-
seased and do not live out half our
days. The surest way to contract d.
sease is not to expose oneself to it, but
to have the body in that condition
which invites disease germs which
are always in the air. Your physician
will tell you that this condition is in
duced more often by foolish eating
than by any other cause.
What we need to-day is a general
crusade against certain popular so
called foods, which are not foods but
poisons, and which instead of impart-
ing strength to our bodies are sapping
our physical vitality and sending us
to our graves before Nature designs
that we should go, A mans physical
life does not consist in the abundance
Of the things which he eats. We dc
not live to eatj we should eat to live
The second Of the vital processes to
be considered IN this connection is
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-07-09
THREE GREAT LAWS.
CONTINUED from Page ~

eat three meals a day. But most peo-
pie do not really need three meals a
day. They think so, Of course, be-
cause they have trained their appe-
tites and their stomachs to demand
three meals. And the same would be
true had we accustomed ourselves to
eating four meals a day. We can
train our appetites to demand just
what we would. have them demand.
l believe that two good meals a day
are all that the body naturally re-
quires to meet the demands Of work
and wear and tear under ordinary
conditions. Much depends, of course,
upon the circumstances and the work
we are doing. The hard laboring man
perhaps needs three meals a day; but
not the man who is under little or no
physical strain. The locomotive which
Is pulling heavy train up grade re-
quires much more coal than it does
while running on level; and while
running down grade, it requires Just
enough coal to keep up steam. The
same rule applies in the case Of the
physical engine which we call the
human body. They should be fed &C.
cording to the demands for physical
energy which are made upon them.
The third error, that of foolish eat
ing, is one of the most formidable
foes Of the health and happiness OF
the human family. Under this head
is to be placed the kind Of eating We
usually indulge in at our banuuets
The course dinner Is one of the bar
bdrtSn1 Of our ci0iIizdtion. It is the
most patent form of foolish eating
Just think Of the fireman who is sup
posed to fire the boiler Of a steam
manufacturing plant, who while the
whole concern is depending upon him
for power, would open the door Of his
furnace and shovel in lot Of saw
dust; and before this has time to burn
he shovels in upon it lot of cobblt
stones; and then after few moments
pause he throws in on the cobblt
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-07-09
THE SIMPLE LIFE.

The natural way of living is the
only sure means of avoiding the di.
seaSes so prevalent during the sum-
mer months. Thousands of children
and older persons as we'll, are swept
away each year during the hot wealth
er, by diseases that might often be
easily prevented. 1t is not the heat
that kills, as many suppose, but con-
d;tions in the body brought about by
ignorance of the simplest laws of
health.
For instance, how few people know
the evils resulting from the use of an
improper diet of wrong combina-
tons of food and over-eating even of
that which is good in winter as well
az in summer.
In what is generally known as the