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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

Hotel Green and Lake, Pasadena, CAL
flow of power or torque on the real
axle.
Four-cycle adherents will say that
the two-cycle engine will not deliver
as much power to a given power
stroke as the four-cycle. For the sake
of argument, take a four-cycle engine
with four cylinder, five-inch bore and
stroke, which will deliver approx
mately 40 horse power. Say that In
the two-cycle engine of the same bore
and stroke each given power stroke
is 40 per cent less than in four-cycle
engine, the four-cycle delivering 100
per cent unit of power each stroke or
200 per cent unit of power in each rev.
olution of the crank shaft or two power
strokes. The two-cycle engine Will
have gotten four power strokes In the
same revolution and will have gener-
ated within 40 per cent Of the same
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

rectly into the intake pipe and sucks
the charge into the cylinder under
meath the piston.
In the better grade of automobiles
to adopt the two-cycle engine, fore
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

frequent every-revolution-po -power-gen-
Grating action of the two-cycle engine.
In other words, the two-cycle engine
comes nearer delivering a constant
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

san LUIS Hey WIssIUH' WOOHHY"t
most of which is the American Sim
plex, the individual or unit crank case
compression is used, or, in other words,
each cylinder has it's individual under
piston compression and is independent
of the others. and anything happening
to one has no effect whatever on any
other cylinder or crank base.
These ports in the walls of the CYL
inder, opening and closing as they do
by the natural travel of the piston,
does away with valves and cam shafts,
from which nine-tenths of engine trou-
BILE emanates. When one stops to
consider that inside the cylinders of
the internal explosion motor there is
practically a constant flame, and
where II is possible to get away from
moving parts such as valves in ex-
ploeio-, oho r'hars lifting - they do to
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-03-19

E. Wesley where they will visit
a few days.
j. Hammond and wife were
Canyon visitors Tuesday.
Misses Emma Sluder and Alta
Beasley spent Sunday with Mr..
Painton and family.
I. Davis and wife and son AL
bertrand wife and E. Lawson and
wife were all visitors at the
county seat last week.
Miss Fannie Sluder returned
home Sunday after spending a
week with friends in Canyon
City.
From the looks of the load of
farming implements Enoch Will
son brought out from Canyon
City he must mean biz.
q. E. Walker and wife are NOV.
ing this week onto the Miller
farm near Ceta.
Messrs Joy, Nelson and Law
son were all at Happy on bust
ness Tuesday.
Grandpa Sluder has been on
the sick list this week.
On account of the bad weather
we had no school last Thursday
and Friday.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-03-19

Travis Shaw is on a trip to
Taylor, his old home, this week.
T. G. Jennings is able to be up
and about town now after a siege
of Jobs Affections"
Will 1'rimble and others went
to Plainview last Saturday to
look after some business inter.
ests. 1t is reported that they
came back well satisfied with
Canyon City.
Chase & Sanborn's teas and
coffees. You'll get the choicest
grades that money can buy. In
the cup they tell a wonderful
story of goodness and economy
Try them, try them now. White
Swan Gro. CO., Dawson Bros.
Props.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-03-19
Ceta RustIings,

The sick are all better.
The farmers are all busy.
Planting oats is the order of
the day.
The snow was the right thing
at the right time.
Miss Eva Painton is out of
school this week owing to Il very
badly sprained ankle.
r. a. Dobbs and wife spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr..
Hammond and wife.
Miss Minnie Walters spent
Sunday evening with Miss Ada
Donnaly.
Prof. Breithaupt and family
spent Sunday with W. B. Wal
ters and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Buckner
were Happy callers last Satur-
day.
Mrs. W. B. Walters and child
rem visited Tuesday with Mark
Wesley and family.
J. Wesley, il, and wife are so
much improved since their i'll
ness with the measles that they
were moved to his fathers, H.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-03-19
Wayside News.

Prof. Kirk went to Canyon
Friday returning Sunday even
ing.
Lon Deer and family have NOV
ed in the house with J. M. Evans.
The people that own the Hol-
land place are moving in.
G. H. Hollabaugh and family
have moved to John McGehee's
where he will rent this year,
Willis Fisher went to Happy
Monday, bringing back a tomb
stone for his fathers grave.
Mrs. Garrett of Amarillo re-
turned home the first of the
week after a long visit with rela-
tives here.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Hamblin on March 10th, a ten
pound girl.
VIII Franklin was a guest of
his brother Grady, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves Evans
are to leave for their new home
near Kenna, n. NJ, the II. We
all hope them success, but neigh.
bors and friends regret their
departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCrae
of Clarendon are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Helms. TED.
Rev a. G. Coleman of Wayside
was among the visitors in this
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-03-19
LEGISLATIVE NEWS LETTER.
Business Transacted by Lawmakers During Old
Term Was Hurried New
Session is Called.

AuSJln, leXaS, March ia
considerable portion of the time
of both Houses was devoted to
Investigations last week. Inter
est in the proceedings have
overshadowed all other legisla.
tive matters and the result has
been the resignation of Speaker
Kennedy and the expulsion of
Senator Thomas. Mr.. John
Marshall of Whitesboro repre-
senting the 35th Representative
District, was unanimously elect
ed Speaker of the House Mon
day and Senator Thomas has
announced his candidacy for re-
election. The election of Sena-
tor Thomas successor will take
place April 3rd.
During the week bills were
passed by the herds; the speed
limit being exceeded in the House
and in some instances bills which
We're run as double headers,
were recalled and passed in their
regular order.
The regular session of the 3lst
Legislature closed Saturday noon
and review of the work points
to a victory for Fewer Laws. ="
The legislature has passed only
240 bills and it is not likely that
the special session will add any
considerable number to the pres
ent list OF this number no.
were general bills, the remainder
being local in application. OF the
10 general bills passed only %
affected the business interests of
the state and a number of these
sought to correct previous legis-
lation. The 30th Legislature
passed 1863 bills, leaving bal
ance of $50 in favor of Fewer
Laws"
a special session of the Legis-
lature was called by the Gov.
ernor Immediately on adjourn
ment of the regular session. The |
governor gave the unredeemed |
platform demands, and that
means all of them, as constitu-
ting a necessity for a special |
session and he construed all res
olutions passed by the Democrat
ic State Convention at San Anto-
MO last August as platform de-
mands and right there is where
the trouble begins. This Legis-
lature has SHE'D at platform de
like young colt at a
locomotive and the outlook is a
lively one for the special session.
1t is understood that the gov
Ornor will insist on the acid test
being made on the Democracy of
all members by forcing them to
vote for or against legislation
based on platform demands. A
strong faction in the legislature,
however, considers the Submis.
sion question the only platform
demand now before the party
md this demand has already re-
ceived the consideration of the
legislature, so there YOU are.
The fight promises to be a pretty
one and likewise an expensive
Dne to the tax payers of the state
IS the Legislature is costing the
tax payers about $1,000 per day.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-03-19

nesday afternoon for trip to
Fort Worth.
If you have fat hogs or good
beef cattle to sell, see us at
White Swan Gro. Co., Dawson
Bros. Props.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis II. Lester
made trip to Plainview the first
of the present week.
We want your eggs, chickens,
turkeys and ducks. at White
Swan Gro. Co., Dawson Bros.
Props.
We received several cOngratu-
lations this week upon our article
in last weeks paper Relative to
the white caps.
We have at last received the
noted Hudnuts Pearl Hominy of
st. Joseph, Mo-, for sale at
White Swan Gro. Co., Dawson
Bros. Props.
j. r. Scharbaum, the manager
of the hotel at Happy, was bus
mess visitor here on Wednesday.
Miss Willie Altizer of Brady,
Texas, has arrived in the city for
an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. John Allison.
Mrs. Travis Shaw, together
with her little daughter, has gone
to Detroit, Michigan, for visit
with her mother at that place.
We are expecting a shipment
OF all the various garden seeds in
a few days, at White Swan Gro.
Co., Dawson Bros. Props.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Van SAINT
have gone to Sloan Sprins, Ar
kansas, for the purpose Of beng
in attendance upon the celebra-
ton of the Golden Wedding" of
Mr.. Van SAINTS parents.
We will pay sc to SC per pound
for chickens, Sc per pound for
turkeys, any quantity, 4 l.2c per
pound for hogs, at White Swan
Grocery Co., Dawson Bros.
Props.
Mrs. j. S. Jones of Hereford
arrived Wednesday morning for
few days visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Robert S. Pipkin. She
was accompanied by Mrs. How.
ard of the same place who will
likewise visit here.
We have received a fresh sup
ply of the following meats; Fresh
spare ribs, Weiner style sausage,
G. |. Frankferts, Bolo style sau-
sage, at White Swan Gro. Co.,
Dawson Bros. Props.
Harry Stone, formerly located
at this place but who is now in
business at Melrose, New Mexi,
co, was in town Wednesday
shaking the hands of his many
friends. He was on the road
home from a business trip into
Oklahoma.
We will in about ten days have
something very valuable and
attractive to be given away,
Absolutely Free to our CUSTOM rs.
We want every lady in Randall
county to see and inspect them, ,
at White Swan Gro. Co., Dawson
Bros. Props.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. CoWling ;
have returned from a trip to {
Southern Texas. While down
in that portion of the state, Mr.,
Cowling represented the local
camp at the Head Camp conyen-
ton of the Woodmen of the
World. He reports pleasant
trip.
Just arrived carload of the
noted Honey Bee Flour lizard
wheat best to be found. Ask
the bakers what they think of
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-03-19
! LOCAL GRAIN MARKET
aaHnaHa
siaaaH S v

The quotations here given are
from the Canyon City grain deal
ers and show the market the day
before the issue of this paper.
The prices are for grain in sack
unless otherwise stated.
Wheat, No. ,, bushel. ...S / 10
Oats, best, bushel .,.. -
Maize and Kafflr in heads,
new crop, ton......... IT. 90
Millet hay, per ton........ 10 90
Johnson grass hay, tom. 9 90
Alfalfa, per ton ........,. Is 90
Corn, best. &C.. %
Maize, threshed, bushel.. o.
kaffir corn, threshed, bu.. / %
Chickens and Eggs
Flyers, per dozen 81 30
Eggs, per dozen .......... Is
Butter, country, pound -
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-03-19

Rev a. c. Coleman of Wayside
was among the visitors in this
city on Tuesday.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-03-19
Fine Laces.

Our lace department is all
ready for the new season de-
mands, with the finest stock
yet shown. The world of Fash
ion has deCreed that laCes will
be i'm greater demand than ever
before known.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-03-19
Embroideries.

Women have begun buying
them in big lots already, taking
advantage of extra low prices
such as will be out of existence
when the general demand be-
gins.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
3adridten aus Seuti6lauO nnO
Ceiterreid llngarH.
Cgoe5salabeIsesqaeu oer n. D. smais.8ta >
WerIin. 4. Rop.

Cgoegolabssesqae Der n. D. smais.8ta >
Berlin, a. RoD.
Inter groBartigen. ein0rudsOoaen
6eierlidfeiten mo i'm geilein eines
~erleienen areiies bcrDorragen0er Der.
ionlidfeiten muroe i'm @orgarten Der
5rie0rih. @ilbelms . unioeriitdt oas
9eufmal fir oen am /. Rooember
1903 In GbarIottenbura geitorbenen
Siitorifer Gbeo0or Wommieu eut.
hunt. 2aS 3enfmal, Elm @egcnitlid
III Dem anl 9. Sftober e~ntbiiaten
1reitidfe d. Wionnment. lit cine Gh0.
pfling beg nambaiten @il0bnuers
8roi. @0olf Britt. IS 1T IN War.
NOR ausgeiiibrt. Die in eincn BRO.
feiiorentalor gebiaig @eitalt 0omml.
lens 1T iiben0 Sdraeiteut. Elm oui.
qeihlaQenes @aihidlisbuh IN Der
60nOen. Ger aopf lit darafteriitiid
flar uno bergeiitiat. Rad algemei,
nem llrtbeil bat Wlciiter Britt Elm be.
oeutenoes @erf geihoifen.
Gen 4aiier Dertrat bel Der feierli.
den Ianftiou 9rin3 auguit@hbelm
oes Wonurfen biert1lteitqr Sobn
gonfier 9uofUig 2eIbriid abergaf
Der llniDeriitat oas IenfmaI namens
beg aomites. Der 9eftor Der Uni.
Deriitdt. 4toTeIor Grid Shmi0t
n0hm 0as genfmaI an. Sn form.
Doaen6eter He0e un0 iiberaus int.
reiiauten Ausfii1rinqen idil0erte oci
8elebrte 0en Banq Der arbfit una
bic 8erionlihfeit Wommicns 3eioni
0ers hob 9rof. 5hnii0t bic iuternn.
ticaale 9e0eutung BEG 9r0Ben 8iito.
rifers bernor, melde ale Nationcn.
and Sic Ser. Staaten, 81 geitrager
fir 6as Tenfmal beranlaBt babe
5o0ann betontp Der Re9ner, oaf
Mommien Elm GROCER 9atriot gene.
fen ie, rab mics tn 9erbinoung oa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Der Northumberland
93eln CrIcons. u. q ylo

Jte4D Arlcons, "a, 2. yto0.
Bon BEN 8erbalten oes aongreIies
hdngt Is ob. Oh Elm peiterer Sief.
maiiermegfon0snt i%tattHnoet. 2abt
iih Die MISUNDERSTANDING in ibrer
raditen Geiiion beuegen, @eI0er fir
Sic @erlDirflidJuHg oes Siefnaiier.
megprojeftes 80 beuiaigen. 70 ala1bi
Die @erbinoung ibren 3ued erreidt
su BADEN uno meitere aonoentionen
fir muotbig balten. aommt es
aber onoers. 10 miro oas erefutiD-
fomite oes 8ersan0es einen meiteren
4onpent elnberuien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
MHftrr NIT bier ainOcrn uerbrannt.

@ittsburg, ga, 2. Gouember.
6ral @illiom MorIop nit pier
Sinoern tam in Den S:ammen ibres
brenmeuOen Sauies an Der @rense
Der Sta6t nm. Sine rmiaeltoBene
GelIanIpe beruriahte oas gSeuer,
Sbr fiinftes 9in0 rettete 0ie 0luttcr.
beoor iie ieIbit i6ren 600 fan0. Ger
@atte mo 5tuei So6ne uaren eur
Belt oes llnfaas IN elmer nobegele.
genen aoblengrube an Der arbeit.
Nis Die Campo umgeUorien mrroe
in Der Slide. ergoB lid ibr bremen.
Der SSnbaIt iiberoa bin mo ent3iin.
oete aIles. 3rou MarloD trIlg i6r
iiingites aino idnea in Den 9of uno
febrte Damn in oa5 Sous 5uriid nm
ibre ouoeren bier QinOer an retten,
Die in Dem oberen StodiDerf i6lieien.
Die 5Iammen a~riifen aber ST idneQ
UNI iih uno ale fanien Inn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
aanaOa
gicIIeidt Gin @aTcnmOrS.
Mtnnipea. Wlan.. 3. Dos.


Sci Chill Safe Iino ent0edinoen
genpadt poroen. Sic uielleidt All ei.
men Mlaifenmor0 binoeuter. i..oem
Die 2eide uon 8eorge Gboburn in
ben, Seller ieines 6armhouies aefltn.
'SeH i9ur0e. Sboburns 2iebIinosiobn
tpur0e ebenfans in pinen 3uItanoe
Uouitdnoiger 8epuBtloiigfeit ent0edt.
Or mar boie NIT eirem RniibpeI be-
arbeitet tporoeH. Srau Sboburn. ibr
%spei1dbriges aino mo sSran Sbo.
burns Y1utter lin0 b~erltauun0en uno
man gIalibt, ooB iie ebcnfous ermor.
oct iuuroen- Die berittene 9oli,ef
na6 einem Sa~rmorbeiter, Ser
BON 2hoburn ongeiteat mar, iest aber
berlfrpunoen lit.
@innipeg, %an., 3. Roo.
Rad elmer 8%erioIguua at 9feroe
Die iih ouf cine 9dnge 0on 30 Mei-
len eritrefte, nerbuftete Ser RonYtab.
Ter 3asmulieu BON INSTRUMENTATION
berittenen RoIisei SSobn Msesci. Ser
|beiGuloigt miro, ieineH arbeitaeber
George Sbo6urn, oeiien Satin una
SdaDiegermutter su Chill 2afe er.
|moroet 81 baben. Nlssci Der Elm lin.
|gar lit. ion ben oreifahen Moro ae.
|ltdnOen bdbeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
n0runprinleifn GeeiIie1.
9lcp Norf. 2. g}opember.

@bGN rJE%%f - ~NrCNAAh-AAs
91it benz gtorooeiitiden 2lopo.
oampfer .aronprtn3eiiin Gecilie"
Der bon Bremen bier eintrof famen
Ser Sinan3ier Thomas 8. 6nan. Der
grouerfonig @oolpbus 9uih BON
ct. 2ouis mo Der Tenor 6nrico
Garuio bier an. 9err Build fiinoi9,
te an, ooB er ieinem friiberen @e.
ifenf bon 100000 fir oas Ger.
moniihe Q1lieum in Suroaro $50.
600 biu3ugefuQt bot uno oaB er
plant, qeniigcno @elo I'll ihnifen I'm
eiIlen Reubau iur Oas MuIeum 81
erridlten.
@abren6 DER 6a6rt e~reignete iib
Elm o~uiregenoer 3piidlenfaa. Der
2eutnant a. 2. @ranDiue 6orteicue
bon Der omerisaniiden 6lotte, Elm
Better O~esfrnheren 3rdiioenten Goo.
ieDelt. eni0edte einen 5olihipieler
beim @urieIipiel md berobreidte
tbm cine geloI5eue grabt BruaeI.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
@hits Ranferei.
&aniaS Nitp. 2. 9top

Sanias Nitp 3. 9tou.
Die fleinen 3ogIinge ser OafIauO
Sdule in &aHias GitD, Seas, bebten
in Ingit mo Sdreden, ipdbrenO boz
Dem Shulgebdltoe elm 3ampf tooie
5lDiiden mebreren @ertleuten. Ole
an eiuem Anbau fir sic Shule ar.
beiteteu unO eiuem Saufen bon Gar.
bigen unO @eiBen, Ole BON eiuem be.
nahbarten Steinbrude herfamen. IS
wurOen fiinfuuo5man5ig SdiiIie ob.
q%efeucrt. Grei Mdnuer truqen Ser
lebungen oapou unc oerihieOene
Seniter murOcn 5erbroden, beuor be-
&f elm gn0e uobm. Der Shul-
boriteber entlicB ieiue 30glinac fir
ben Heit ocs Cages. Der Eumilt ioa
ans einem Streite barber e~ntitan0en
iein, OaB oie 3inunerleute iid) mel.
gerteu. nit Sen Steiubruharbeiteru
5u triufen. Slim NerhoiunQeu mur.
Den uorgenommen unO lon me6rece
merOen ertuartet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
@rnncnnnn.
N%0ttspiae. pa. 2. Nonember.

Eottsoiue, va, 2. gtobember.
Sn Zine @rope idnitt Der Sdl6d.
ter &1en Ganicl Sdofe iciner sSrau
uno lcIncr = iabgiqeu Godlter oie
&opfe ob uno erlhoB it'd Damn ieIbit.
Gie Sooten mur0sH bon aiafbarn
auIgefHn0ea. SIe 9ciden ser Erau
mo oes &in0es ia9en In einem gett
IN 5nelten Stod, Ole uou Sdode IN
eI1em 3Immer 0cs eriten 5t0des
Sdode bate Sic Sei8en nit Dem
8eltude 8ugeoedI mo auf einen Set.
tel oie gtd6ridt Don ieiHcr Chat az.
ihriebeM Damn man or uodl unten ae.
aungea mo Bate iid g5t50tet. Sn
Der bInterlaiieneH gloti3 bate Shode
aeidriebeH, 0aB CT idiedlt behan0elt
mur0e uno uidt wiinidte. @sib mo
Qin0 naA ietuem Eo0s bIlilos stt.
rid5ulaiicu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Ger gnn6esbansball.
g%9aihlnaton. l. Nof

Gieginuenitsuere innobmen iin0 in
lester 3eit fortwabreno geitiegen uno
8luar in emem W2oBe. Dab Die fibu.
item eriUarhingen Der Sdabnmtsbe.
amten ilberiteigt. g~sdbrero oes Gf.
tobers rUur0en S23694434 Derein.
nahmt, o0ar $1616,735 mebr als
fuGbren0 0es iclben Wonats i'm @or.
iabr. obgeieben oanon Dab nod cine
4nsobl 8oiten nontrdglih 81 ben
Gf.oberainnabmen Be5ablt mer6en.
Seit benz J. Salt ais 0os Heue
Sisfalja1r begnun, BADEN 3ih Die
einnahmen i'm Bergleh 81 Oenen
Der ieI6en &eriooe oes 9oriobrs um
S4575,e99 gsbo5sn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
GHsIanO.
Grmnthinenb.

Son0on, 3. Sou.
9ie @nfunft zines Garao RinO.
fleiihes, 0ds in sem aiIblraumen Ell.
mes Shiffes uon auitralien hierher
ge5radlt mlir0e mo iidl in qutcm 3u.
ltanO befinOet. miro ais elm 1uBerjt-
Uidltiges GreigniB errahtet, boift
man 0oh, OaB IS MN gelrugen miro.
oen britiiden 6leiinmarft aDor ser
@efabr III retten. Don Dem amerifa.
niiden 6leiidtruit eroritft 81 Der-
Den"
6riibere @eriuhe, BON @uItralien
&inOfIeiih in &iihlihiffcn IN guten
3uitano nad England SIT bringn.
miBgliidten. @eirorenes sSleiid miro
~aaeroings ihon leit Iaugerer Belt ans
ienem @eIttheiI eingeiiibrt, ober ge-
trorenes 6leiid briiigr MIR ettpa ben
balben &reis pom Sleiid. 0os in
&ilhirdlmen. obne geiroren 81 iein,
importirt Dirb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
gtelp Norf. /. 0lnr

9IVIO J0TT, l. Ylo0.
Su ibrem Giier. Den @laubeusiaB
nidlt 81 Oerleecn. DER ibr sen Sc.
nuB BON nidlt toi6erer 9tabrlml Der.
bietet. meigerte iid @iiela 9reiner.
cine iunge SI0in, ueun Gage lana,
&abruHg 5i genieben un0 lit nm III.
folge GrlhopfIng geitorbeu. @iielic
mar cine GinmanOerin. sic AMI Dem
Shiff feline toidere Rabruna erbal-
ten foHnte unO lieber longiam per.
huugerte ais lire religioien @run0
idbe Uerlette. Nls lie ami ellis e..
LAMB eirtrat mar iie iebr idiuah unS
ltarb trot Der beiteu dr3tIiheu Siilfe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Salt in Sirinin than.

Birmingham. @lc., :. 9oD.
&rdiioeHt 5ait traf rdbreuo Oes
@benOs bier ein. ua9oem e inyG o
lumbas, Der 0l.ea. Seimath Ocs
ariegsiefretdrs Gidiniou. me6rere
Stun0en perueilt bottc. @dbrenO
Der 6uhrt hsrber hielt Der @raii0cnt
50blreide iur3e Nlnipraden on Ole
Seute. Sic an oie 9abu6aItcpldte
ltromten. nm DEN oberiten 9eamten
oieles San0es reOeIi 5u b0ren, ooer
ibn menigiteHs SAT- ieben.
@err Saft miro bis 4 ubr moraen
Rahmittag bier bleiben. 8abreno
Oes Nben0s. aleid nab ieiuer gln.
frnit, mar er Der GbrengaIt bel Ell
mem 8antett.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Gin SaFenmnrmfaa i'm @.rSmcit,n
Seottle, Maib., /. Wpo.

Seattle, Malby l. Hoo.
Sobn Soiiinaer. Der Dor 0rei "a.
gen in oeS it1Otiidc SoipitaI alma.
lit init Der Satenwurmtranibeit be.
baitet, pie Die Diaauoie BON Or. ".
Y. Green loutet. 9r fam nah bier
aus Dem SiiOen. Giuige 3eitlana
blieb er in ieinem Aoithouic. 0ann
iteigcrte iih feline aronf6eit a6cr oel.
muBen, Dab er i'm itd0tiidlen SoipitaI
Seilung iuden muBte. Die 9ler5te
permutbeten gleid. OaB Scr Safer.
murm Soffinaers aranfbeit ueran.
LATTE. @s gelang aber crit fiir5lidl.
Oas &orbauoeniein oes @urmes icit.
5uiteqen. 3ies 1T Der erite oerartiae
6au, Ser i'm Qor0peiten befanit &C.
luoroen lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
sdredIidlc Muhhrit.
@arlinOiae, Sa.. /. g1oO.

N~Nt4FIfVTtVf 1Nltsf L IiuU.
&uf Dem 9arlinuiae Sin HrieS.
hof murOe entoedi, oaB @an0alen eur
Soaolpeenfeier bort einen Sha0en
BON erua $4,000 ongerihiet bnben.
llugefdbr 100 @rabOcnfmdler muir.
Den beibd0iat. 8leine Steine, oie
fait iton elm SabrbumOert alt mares.
muroen ebeniO 3erbroden ME mo.
Oerne @rabm0ler. Ole idmercn
Sbiiren zines @rabgemolbes muren
nit einem Sammer uuo MeiBel bear.
beitet. 3pei 8erbuitlngen muroen
nemoht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
@cgifO.
Nbaetafrn.
QIlnnteren- 1 alnnenhnr

gtonterep, 1. gtoDember.
General Sole g1ario Mier, Der seit.
tpeiIige @ouperneur OeS Gtaates
llnono Econ. Inngte bier an mo nur.
Oe am 8abnboie bon General Sreoi.
no ua0 Stab uro 10000 giiraern
empfongeH. Wlit General O2iers
gnfnnit in M}onterep lit es NIT Reues
SerrIid)feit 5u enoe. un0 febtercr bat
iabt feinen @runo mehr, ieine Abreile
uon WontereD 8u perihieben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
GbiHa lat fd oas SabnmIei6sprO.
jeff nod rinmal ibrrIest nnO
plant AeHOerung.
Seine SepOrmnnOans.
5H SOfiO fiaSen inter sroscm Or
orange Die SesrabuipeeremOnieu
far Sta itatt.
&eitcrs MeheIeirn III @rmcuicu?
Sbanabai. 3. glop.

Sbangbai, 8. Roo.
Gie Iu0eutung, OaB Sic NnleiAe
fiir Den 8au ser 4anton-&anfau mo
oie9G .Sieidpuanbabu waaridein.
lid niht auiseuomlRen miro. 5at be.
0enteu0es Iuileben erregt. IS miro
audi aHgeregt, 0aB China feline mel.
teren 4nIeiben mebr fir beisimmte
3lpede Made. ionoeru eiue aaae.
meme &eaieruHg anleihe ~oufnebme.
Die Ie mad 0en iid biefen0en 8eoilrT.
niilen uerpaHoet mer0en i0l. 3ur
Si4erheit ioaeH auslan0iidle @era.
tber in Die Scb0roen fiir &oit. unO
MISREPRESENTATION auigenom.
men mer0en.
gfamentlih oie 0eutihe @ruppe
Der interenirteu 5~inansleute lit uber
oieie MeuOuug Der Ginge beunru.
bigt.
SidientaD BON ben Sapaucrn &C.
raumt.
@efine, 2. 9}ooember.
sic apaniid.foreaniidle Reji0ent.
idaft lit pou Gi6ientno 5uriidoesosen
iuoroen in Grfiiaung oeS ueberein.
oas om leeten 4. Sentenl.
Der suiiden China uuO Sapan oe.
~trofien mur0e, tuonod Sidlientao ais
dJineiiides @ebiet onerfannt mltrOe.
ans Dem oie iapaniihen Sruppen al.
riid5u5ieben mGren.
GbuIera nuO @ubonenpef wiiraen
iueiter.
Imop, 1. Iooember.
Ia6 amtIiber @efunntmndaino
famen bier in Oen lesten 5mei @o.
den, ole init leetem Sdmstaa enOfo.
ten, 50 SooeSfGIle all Ser Cholera
iuIO 7S an ser Bubonenpeit Dor.
&paea SnpaH bUgfottrn.
Simon, 1. GoDam6er.
G6ineien ans @efing periuden in
cinen 8opfott gegen Die sSapa.
uer IN S3ene 81 ieeen.