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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03

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orei Ueccos Ter gouriiten fiHost. Dit
8ortrdes DsroeH, ME immer. im9abf.
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gurlus 9 nm 8:l5 uEr a6en0s. an 5
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an oer Gafe oss 9abfs 16eaters eHt3s=
sengeHommen.
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msinoe In Canton Bart Gin Stub az
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ten Der Gemsinoe 9srfDsnouus Fin0en
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irifii sroBe 9orbersitungen fir bic
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9srsin an IS. Gctobsr cine Dramatic
ide Hnisrblltung b%sranfaltsu.
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1T. am 9. Sept. isine 0atiin erihoi
fen 8u 6absn. lit nah einem @orDer6or
BON DinrietsrIfter Reelsn oem grimi=
nalgstiais sum proceHe u5srnisien
morhen.
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DtiQer 6srm. gotiermoier. J}o. 1852
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idiebsn. Der Ss,bhm5rcer 6intsrldbt
cine Miitps uuo 3 G56ne. - Quf Der
5drm itiass gaters 5u SeB Corners
mafie oey Dsrmutli8 seittsaeit0rte 81.
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3 aiHoer bier pobHbaft bat 0urA 81.
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ylutbmdblid in Stpermut1 Iprana
Die 4s Sabre aIts, a~Ieinheben0e unD in
10. 568 Commerce Ctr. mO6n6dFte
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Ten. &ar3 D0rbtT bate ie fh Dor cine
StraBenb0bncor gslporfsn. mar aber
nod reb3siiig DOT BEN adoern mcgee
loasH uoroen.
ungluds GapitsL.
1bIimm oerlsBt puroe Der Jraht3ua
ronoucieur so. 81. 8ono. Qo. 1903 81.
gdul 4os, ale in ben 5raht60fen in
Chicago Elm QsrIoHen3u9 in bic Ga6uIs
IeiHes 3uges biHeinrannie. Bel eis
1sr 6oaiIioH }pii6sH siusm Quto. nit
Dem iie cine 50bri mahten. uuo elmer
1trdBeubdbHCar. muroen GEO. Suais
pan. 6%lD6ourHs mo ID. Ctr. nohn
uno Son. Qrti6el. Solo 5prino
dbe. nno II. Str. mo6nbait. Ihuer H..
4noerion ron 4ppleton. ql6s
no. 179 4. Str, uno Senrp
Shmeissr. 20. 312 IA. Ctr, leifter
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
a8lthipntI.

Der ourtidHiitlid5e hturiae gTs
ird9 pou 1si3er in oisism Staase III,
Esaefen amtlidsm 9srih. 3ufolse. is
9uihels psr 9lert. 5aFsr trga6 ourd
itnittlta %. R0sssa Is 9ui6els per
AtIe. NeIlht0rn. 8asiofFelR uuo
&ehnsn bdben iteaempeiis sapas aurti
frot stii!teH, 0oh If immtrbiu Elm
D~ard6dgi.i 0on SIS 9rctsni IN Mais.
son 50 9rotsHi an aartofftIn uno pon
So VroetHt on SobRsH sa srpartsa.
luf 9r o6srm 6aIbinitl psriprshsn
aaTteiislu iosar einen Grias ron 30
gro1sni.
Sine SsusrsbrunF ssrfcrts oas
lanp GeiA6ftspieFtl oss GoTes
- erfoss NIT aasnGhule oss 5ottls
aHs siass 2aoeas.
- IN ScuItStG. Warie purs
e ssg Is Sabrs ate Tvarl SOif SER
malni. ;noem II slpdhen Ssr Stitsn'
ran ; tints Tampfsrs uno ar
hltufsNrnautr sinssiismmt parN.
Gds err sstn rtrcciris rsut Iss
scnines Sgon 3anss Soss. In %
eo mtntt Ms ON g1euns grcf
1t. fuetosu iolie. n@rSs onrn 6suel
tatlI sernert. SsrlaH. So. 0A
Gl4 Ssr saifssr 1erSrtg- SIC
e.vts ron 9e1tmtr aidt CT osr
iseenTnsr Grsnse sius 6 &os
tuN 91nek roH pigoegnosn &ssgon
Hinsi1nsrn sThaftsa rslx. sriFfs-
Z Snoisnsr. ron isysr Seuars ls
rHass, Ser Dilersgssg uns ittrs &
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
Ru4uu.

Die Spareintagsn in Soma lei
ben Spdrbanten uno pen itaatli6 con-
trolirten 8antsn (allo NIT 4usi6luB
Der iogen. pripatbantsn) b~eliefsR Iid
am 8. 9uguI auf S232,O97 1862.
u aterlrO ge0entt ben Sdul=
IpdrbantsglaR sin3ufi6rer.
Su Des MpiHes ipuroe Der
YOIi3iIt 6rant 9slmsss erIdDHen, als
er Sob. Shmel3sr psrbaften polte,
Der in siHem Tobfuhtsanfaa, nit eli
mem 9emebr bspdfFnet, Our6 Die
StrdBen lief unb Die Ginipo6neri6dft
terrorifrte. 56me.ssr ipur0s oann
BON einem anOeren goli3iiten niebsrse=
ldoien. oiirfte aber nit Dem 9eben oaz
Doatommen. - Sobn 9ierion ertrant
beim 5ilhsu i'm Des Woinesz FluB.
Bel elmer StraBeubabucollifiou
biibten Der Gonnueteur @m. g. 9siz
isr uuo Scr WptormanR DC Gourtp
ibr 9eben Elm unD piele gdFagiers purs
BEN srbeblih berlebt.
Dir 9unDes @ranoiurb in
6 ouncil 8Iuffs sr6ob
ssgen Sas. 6. Ma6rap unO "a ange6z
lite Gumpane 0ssielben bic Qntlaqe,
iid CUR 8enubung Der goIt gu Shmiu-
0eI3peden peri6poren gu baben. sic
foaen Berionen in allen 56silen bes
ganoes psranloBt baben, Wetten ouf
peroerennen sin3ugsbsn uno
liter cine bdlbe Minion 9olldrs 0az
ourh ergattert baben.
~ Sn Der .Jdrmers' SdDings 8ant@
in y unnells fprsngtsn 3 einbrez
der Den Geioihrant, muBten aber
iliihien. ebe Iis stipds erbeutet hdtteu.
gauoitsn begaben fih oann nah
belpbia. no Te ben @eiOidranf
TN YOitamt erbrdden Il. $40 in Brief
marten unO etpas 8ddreelo erbeAtetsn.
- gbrift. Wldooen puree In 9us'
b uque srlhoHeu. ais er beriu6tt eiz
nen 9sDolper in feline @epaIt gu be-
fommen. fpslteu sr osm SpeGialpoli3is
ten Wm. Scr aus Der 5ai6e nabm.
Ter arobs 9etrsiosipsider oss
@ereins in Suo amdna
rabe Wareugo nurOs ourd 6easr
total 5erit0rt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
aMt.srsrTotn.

Am 3oHmrstag .. ". Duroe Der
10 u~nerpartst Idnea pom Eoos able
raisne @ouDsrneur 9obnfon IN 2 t.
8etsr, ieiner Ssimat6sitaoi. Euisr
grobsr gstbei!iguns sur IssssH Rubs
Mltaittt. lie Qeihe fuor am Britt
nod in oer 8oiunod pes Staatscapis
OILS in Ct. 9aul auFssbabr, 1spsisn
uno eth absr $1,000 9opfe sdb!sHSsr
5trom iyauern0er 9arser 3os ununz
str5rohsn rem saHser 5as an Ser
Sabre pnrbei. YIN eiaen lsBitB Bid
aaf Die nohlbstlnnisR 3Hss oss Tor
ten 5u ntrfsn HID Gin ritHssr 3us sa5
oer gsitg bert aos @slsits sum 9ahuz
bof. Boz eueH Seittu iparer ssaisHs
Re sur S6Tuas oss 5ootsH suiammsas
sstr6mt
9is garssriaafi mania
t0's BAT nit "a St.mmtH Wlsbrbsit
Sic Giuiabraus elmer @ommi1ionz1srs
mslians Der STAB. aastlehat.
9ier T6m1s. eirsr baron Gin
asa cas GcHcrtt rcH eer %t1et ser
rus TdlIs heysgftel;sr 91a. sum
nsae les gsiriebs Der glseiriIAea
eihsanfaii fEo sur5 rns 0aHtss
i.afh 5sTi5ri prrosn. Tsr GsIamm.
hsosH h.rdsi 500. 600.
9si osr 8ettuHe i6rtr SDsfisr.
sx siHs srsuRsnos 9amps umasaefsn
hlts. issa oe crit isi. siasr Dots
ns5hsirnibs.sfs Grau SasH glsran hi
sF3ufuth ihrs qluo<r in traro.
uHe sslits hsn Tloursrtss
BAD tiatm IerssEssiif aft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
orn-gnhpta.

5n BEAD BAT Elm ourd {
@ai0linerploFon enttanoenes Ssu
psldRs biz gauge 0rtI6aft cine RI
lang fs0robis. siuen Shaosn i
100000 oRserihtet. Qlbas5rof
Hno. osr -Wood Giotbiua e Il
Stare eas Giienaeihdft BON Col
9ros.. 5ac. Iroit's @irt6inaft l
oie 9es'ias apos6tse.
SIN armsn5aais 3u ; arao
beH ssr los Sabre ate Nnt. 9S.
uno fsirs ~96iabrias Satin Gat6driI
aie oortbin ron GaFs.ton aeianSt ipI
Zen. nHtersuHfi ssIuaosn. 7ag al
puros in sursm5ars osbonn uuol
nahsu 70 Sa6r, 5s~r6siratfst a
siHosrIos. g IAN oor 20 So6rsn I
8inon1 NAB gaTtltor. 10 qsnio
9tltait betEiss itlitblih absr II
5trlor.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03

zen Barnungeu Der Ratur feline Be
a9tuHg Identten. Der 66rper tdnn
10 81 iagen. gesen 2rantbeit oaourh
aeitdblt peroeu. baB man sslesentlitl
cine Doiis pm 50rnis 4lpsnirdutsr.
Dem olteH. 3siibspdbrteu Grdutsrs
9silmitteI. nimmt @r 1T niht in
4potbeten gu BADEN. miro abr BEN
pabIiCum Direct 3uaeItsat burh Spes
eiol=49sntsn. aaaeite4t RON ben Gissns
tbimern, Or. gttsr 5dbrneD e Sons
SO, no. 112-118 90. 6opne 40e.,
9bicago. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
9nl1itoirdJe
Qud9rihtEu.
1utttots

Gbieaao. ~ glit elmer eroBen
1traBenpara0e oaraufiolgenoeH polts.
tbtlmIi6en 5eitihisiten am Raamit
tas uuo einem 6titdctus i'm 6oliieum
am 4beno miro an ndhiieH Soantag
Die beuyi9e 6eier oes .9eut
iden Ia9ss" non rem sefammien
0euti6tbum ter Siaot in groBariiger
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03

feline 5rdu bsgin9 in CT. Gtou0Fs
Sherer Sslbitmoro Ourd 8er9iftd
Die 6rdu snttam. incsm iie aus sind
8eniier 0ss 2. Stodperts fprana. 4
lit aber oabei einen gru9 oes Rii|
gratis uno ionItigs t0otIi6e gerleBu
sen.
Ter crit 20 Sabre alte gasd
8arsua, Der 81 9nIutb in Il
Srantsnbsit sinsn gsfd6rien nit ell
art trihla9eu bate. uno pseen 5Oi
itla9s GIT y Sa6ren 3uhtbaus psrl
i1filt ieoroen mar, bat Fn i'm SioalI
3ahibous 81 Stillnoter er6anl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03

Uldnn nit SduBpaffen an uno Elm
Bigger 8umpf fOlgts. Ropett eritoB
f9lieBli9 sinen Der SHoianer, bspert=
iteliste a6er feline 8srbaftungen.
BET sinem @roeinItur3 in Der Waass
9rube gu Hegaunee nuros Otto
6%uIteneR gstootst, Elm gonsse BON ibm
IebensasfdhrLih psrLsbt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
pahota.

Sr eirsr @o5, fono II ~
cell re aiss rss aornDaIafsN
Ttasns eat', BIZ srabdstesr !
1ls is. /
n in ~ u.
5aars ate Eaeia guSrion in III
or st.'1assn 5a sab II zen n |
zen $4,000 Ssauo suf ssr ~
aan1 s nao Hgo5tsjs III
stF esisT eaasgsr 9rar1
* FL u - aaIaT
sa9''H '.,ssaaas 90 Sats,
ts4lss s-'Et1 S.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
Special %VInjci9cm.
sam nrhslter.nurenn-

Tos rsn tsn ssal 4,a 'a.ssl ssa I'M.
n~utaftnst ans aHGiusts Nutntn ssa
Gsistea'ia afsnfatt gct Gtbatsaahs
Eeuret aHA 9r ssmaeers eustau NJ.
freU f& Rt.tu Ae- ga Msrg'e SIT.
9esgt pa GttuAr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
Nemmtain In Neatanrnnt-

Zoe usas has e. setaS ca ts.trs .et
GgfHsersuu u eu aatt ga CapAiss
Ettaifre Tsufimf Rane
fred l. derwiG. tatais4mu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
$2,975.OO
~ perfauisu.

+ tase SEQ SCI ssu twfi e..
lfu pc peH etl At& es4tane. 4ef
i' sa' atA tsaes ia q
>. live, Hear.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
Uterine uOtr @uitrrtaIis, oriIal d

Uterine Cher @utterhalis. 6riIoI ~
&aetnaarfsr. lino INNER friih AZ bobl
bel q. Berss, SO Dlaion Str, ODER Al
q. Str. cher l4I6 u. Str, MiIluaufe
8is. 8eiienunaen mad austpdrss Il
%siu;eIne groBe 5Iaihsa 4lpenfrduter ne
ben nab @mpiaHa bon $1.25. FUR ID
5laids per Grprss aui Rotten oe5 q
iisuers psrianot. Ssl. Wlain s96.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
III
NOttngcS
3205O.OO


80. 2GiG feega 5t. yot 4s Tub front.
3lsu 3 3immtr Il. @ab. GoHeuit 2iod Baies
meui ia. 0smfafbobm bathmsa. Glen inv
9niptgiloH 1onnsaga uon . b IS 5ubg nadm.
$5OOO.OO
80. $50 Nliei Gg. got go bel fe0 mr III
". o 8iamCg pdu6 NIT fa0 oluer tlum
tfua. bHunnfs ngt8HnG. Nann auanatIi
Wttotn lif 2 6omIieu NIT lisnen 9oiisu.
$JS5O.OO
5isnes mooyruts 3 Smmu sans al ba
Notoitlig uoH 490lnul Eli. 40 NHb meilih
pom so. cit DiuH egebn muogn, tm az
wnrolgl Detoen 40 tonneH.
$4,000
20. 3iiD Walmt ctr. got 30 tet 100 ur
NafD. S Simmer ub @ao. oHfnt8 Vinmbina.
eariboh N%biertlQnna uno Narbols 1nbb6,
ben. Nurndse oo8uHg.
Aeasn iuflcru Sips ipgsAi pot ba
RICHTER, DICK & REuTEMANM
tia eaimra elsf.
absr 1stn o. RtnifmaHn.
eoa-st eiraks. Tdtptpnt Wta Stg.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03

OieIc GcMte Itcrbcn.
sbe ibre 3eit a6sslauieH tit. neil Ie
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
r. c. Munsche. A. II. Thierbacl
HOTEL BLATz
~aeaenhbeF der StadtbaIIe l1fiIwaut
European Plan 81 Single, Use double
uoIIstzndia neu mSbIirt und
nSu deseriFf.
Earm,er p,rIanat.

Geben Seosm. Der sin 0sim nnO arbc
iuht. Gelsaeabsit. cine Earm gu eriubsi
SO ajuiraseu BET 9losIinseS & Son, o
g tsconiin StraBe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03

Ter 9riyag 5000 aus Ser
e~saHineaHs iaf .9enrn 0gnbxs In
asn Gtuie7 sd tgvi aiatu lit aem
&~can:ars.6 mi, io.ssstn 6 G..mmsr.
estttbui r2feta p.ss astr + s En-
NAL cgstsrett wssote 81 esu
t't A'suHns ,.a1r Mrsrla sf
4NNssrroagm arllue az.
aml2 C@etssvr#ut.N xy
iid estarah &ettsa 3ssaienas
ten Seluss e.Ust1 Gotfer# uenrta
Stte e,tsiaRtiat 1sutrey. traset rs
ffase a@f G@len ese..tu.
3.t.ien aHo Asrest N.ces
Stp.es Hrs SIS sa sars eta
anNuu etc ms ie5si5,tt esg.trr
e't Saiaamsri.s- srsu sassru
'saaiset etyt,etn 1'ti ntatr itsn SIR
gt's,sa usisssa, sit maa is# IN is..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03

as Ga't 8,saite res Gilei
m!a4 90i heitlalisn .0si4.t eer
Se.eebatr oss velt,tt pcr Wgsea Ban
1--WE se 3ar 81 GtssEt it U{tgestn
ZEN Nanoeomplaee am a~nsae>yaas
fa eft 1iaoi il eeuiGistl. 4so aayflt
inoH iH otr r06etr @iaeiroles6surs
ee Hrrttfor. poa3Nsn rtccte Ttr
et.tsi'eHo e N1rstemgig Wnisn uE3
S4eds nne bai ssseulp1yiis ID. l00.
G~iugUchner.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-30
NEwsY GLEANINGs.

Prince Ito, of Toxic, arrived at
Dalrin.
The Sultan OF Morocco has sold the
Rim mines to a German company.
Four strong earth shocks were felt
at Messlna, but little damage was
done
The stock of the Wells Fargo Ex-
press Company reached new high
level of 450.
Commander Frederick c. Bieg, u.
S. NJ, died at Washington, d. c.,
aged fifty-three.
Politics In England are still In a
chaotic state. A general election is
expected in January.
President Taft in Juarez, Mexico,
was the Mexican Executives guest
at a 100000 banquet.
Police at Hong-Kong have re-
vealed a plot to kill Liang-Tun-Yeh,
President OF the Wai-Wu-Pu.
H. A. Stevens was found dead in
HIS room in the Hotel du Nord some
hours after ordering a lunch of milk
and raw eggs.
Ten thousand men--soldlers, uni
formed ponce ana Russian ana ltallan
detectives-protected the Gear on his
visit to the King of Italy.
Physicians and charity organiza-
lions urged the Board of Estimate, in
New York City, to grant an increased.
appropriation to fight tuberculosis.
Anth B. Nilsen, a pulp manufac-
turer, OF Norway, said there was no
chance OF cheaper paper until a sub
stitute for wood pulp should be dis
covered.
j. Eads How, millionaire hobo"
just back from Europe, says that the
problem OF the unemployed would be
settled by the international congress
In Chicago in January.
Captain Cody had a miraculous es-
cape from death at the aviation meet
at Doncaster, England, when, in MAX
ing a turn at great speed, his biplane
struck the earth and was wrecked.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-30
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

William Dean Howells, the author,
with his daughter, Mildred, went to
Carlsbad.
DIR. James B. Angel retired from
the presidency Of the University OF
Michigan.
Professor Felix Adler resumed his
talks to the Ethical Culture Society,
New York City.
William /. Buchanan's death In
London, the autopsy showed, was
due to heart disease.
Prince Tsai Hsun, head Of China's
naval administration, left Shanghai
for a tour of Europe.
Theodore Roosevelt was saved from
the fury of a charging elephant by
timely shot from Mr.. Cunninghame's
rife.
DIR. r. A. Cook went before a spe-
cial committee of the Explorers Club
TO tell about his ascent Of Mount Nc
Kinley.
At Rio Janeiro, General Carlos Eu-
genio resigned as Minister OF War and
was replaced by General Bernardino
Bormann.
isaac Untefmycr, VINO mas Deeu Sn-
Toying a Continental tour, finds a
strong centralizing tendency In Euro
pean governments.
The whole east side Of New York
City mOurned the accidental death by
poison OF DR.. Albert Kohn, who uni
ted charity with HIS prescriptions.
Governor Campbell, OF Texas. de-
clined 20 accompany President Taft
from lei Paso TO San Antonio because
accommodation were not provided
for his stan.
Messrs. w. X. Vanderbilt. w. X.
Vanderbilt, Jr., and William 9.
Brown, president OF the New York
Central, were In the third section OF
the Atlantic express when IL was
wrecked on the Central, at Rhineclin.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-30
Wanted

Shippers of oranges and grapefruit
to get in touch with Britton & Cog
gin, commission merchants. Norfolk
Va. Reference; National Bank OF
Commerce. seaboard Bank. We are
in no way connected with any other
firm here. Write us today.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-30

. / !
= +t+.t+e+++@
4+@.tsrs..stSs%@
4+@+@+++@+
& +a%sr+iF%%t

neighbohood COW
this
below the average In
Standard the h
stupid that could be trusted to do than drive the milk cart
borers families that know we'll
youths at home and OF these
hundred twelve other
Making rough calculation Of the figures they have present
OF the countrborn
stayed OF their free choice the land
the countryside
the cricket clubs and the kee dying out
Into the cities
"AngoSaxonTeu
Moden" has taken them into its
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-30
British and German

By RrnOId Unite

EN millions people nhabt dwellings inferior to
the kennels provided for the hounds in weEmanaged
hunt The results living in dwellings unfit for human
habaton the prevalence Of dietary scale from which
English meat bread and milk excluded fatal to
cessful rivalry with vrle and healthy race where agri-
culture Is fostsred for strategical reasons.
Having spent hours in watching the arrival OF the early
IN Berlin and Hamburg. appalled, with the contrast be-
us wesetup broadchested and healthy looking clerks
and stalwar labOrers the other side OF the North
cowhocked pigeonchested lackuse train
the same classes landed at Liverpool street Victoria and
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-10-30
Farm Boys in England

book on England the English" by Fred M Huener
he speaks conditions in the rural districts as follows:
with the spread of education, with the increase Oh
communication, there not the determination 10
better the conditions Of life in the country but the simple
abandonment Of the land 1t Is think rusm to any one
who knows the country that there are whole
stretches territory England where really fuiwed
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ments not only unique in their settings,
but original and unconventional in their
performance, which no other country can
rival in their extent and variety.
Sweden In 1901, for the first time, at
tracted the attention of the whole sport
ing world by the northern games OF that
year, and when they were repeated In 1895
they had taken rank as the event OF the
world In winter sports.
The experience gained by the two proceed
ing gatherings has been taken advantage
Of, with the result that the machinery Of
Organization is expected to work with
f~aultless accuracy and despatch. Thus,
for instance, when it was found that the
snow did not lie sufficiently deep in
Stockholm, part Of the program was trans
ferred 20 Ostersund-a journey of 100 kilo-
meters by rail-and the various competi-
tors and spectators were conveyed thither
at the expense OF the committee.
The organization of the northern games
is entrusted TO a committee OF gentlemen
selected chiefly from the two leading
| sporting organizations In sweden-the
Swedish Central Association for the Pro-
motion Of Sports and the National Fedora
ton OF Swedish Sports and Gymnastics,
The crown prince. who is married TO the
Princess Margaret Of ~Connaught, Is the
acting president OF both these sporting
unions. in the management OF which. as
an enthusiastic sportsman. he takes a deep
personal interest, and he lie also the honor
airy president OF the northern games. The
meeting Is held under the auspices of the
king. and five members Of the royal council
are among the honorary members.
Among the sports are ski-running. skat.
ing. sailing on skates. yachting. ice sports
with horses. trottlng races, bandy-bsl
hockey on the ice), military sports Cdes
patch conveying pm foot. on horseback. on
skis and on skeleton sleighs). motoring
race on snowy roads from Gothenburs &c
Stockholm, short distance races on tbt
ice. ballooning. swimming. fencing. shoot
ing, excursions 10 the Islands OF the Baltic
Archipelago, with fishing on the ice
theatricals, etc
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BIG MOTOR RACES AT PALM BEACH
Boats and Cars VIII BE Racing At
fractions There.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-It is announced
that the Palm Beach national motor boat
races have been put forward to the week
of March Is, so that the dates of holding
them will not conflict with the dates of the
Ormond-Dayton automobile races, which
are set for the week of March %. By this
arrangement northern tourists who will be
at Palm Beach TO witness the aquatic
events may remain in Florida and see the
motor car races. Twenty-Five miles of
beach is being prepared as the course for
the automobile competition. ~Grandstands
are being erected and there will be plenty
OF room for all the spectators to see the
races without flocking out on the course
which will be patrolled. Both the Auto
mobile Association of America and the
National Motor Car association have sane.
toned this southern auto carnival. Fred
Wagner will be the official starter. Alfred
Reeves, Amos Batchelder. Samuel Miller
s. NJ. Butler, secretary of the A. c. A.
and c.. G. Dieges will be among the of.
ficers.
The New Orleans Automobile club has
announced that another event, a race fol
machines of which women alone will be
the pilots, has been added to the SEIZED.
uled motor car races there next month
This contest Is for the purpose of dccidins
the women's national championship.
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The round games worth mentioning are
authors, baccara. Doodle, call ace eudhre,
bid euchre, fan tan, four jacks, l doubt It,
too, matrimony, napoleon, old maid,
pedro, poker, spoil five, stops and vingt-
et-un.
There are q number OF games, classified
for a definite number of nls yers, which can
be forced into another category by having
an extra player at the table who takes no
cards on his own deal, or by turning a
three-band game into a partnership affair
for four persons. The idea Of the fourth
player, who holds no cards, is borrowed
from skat. The partnership idea for a
three-hand game usually ruins it. Of which
five hundred is a conspicuous example.
There are also travesties of some Of our
popular games, arranged for the purpose
of permitting an irregular number to take
part when the proper table cannot be made
up. Bridge is a good example of make
shift variations. Other games, like seven
up, are probably just as interesting with
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CARD GAMES CLASSIFIED
Choice that is Available for Two or
More Players.
CHANGING FASHIONS IN CARDS
Games Popular Vow Divided Into siI
Groups-NearIy o Games Are
Played Now. Against Five
Described by HoyIe.

1t is curious that among the it0 books
on cards that have appeared since the
art Of printing was invented there is lot
to be found one containing a category
which divides the games into groups
according to the number Of persons re-
auired TO play them. A married couple,
for instance. looking through a Hoyle for
a game to amuse them when alone have
no idea which Of the hundreds Of titles in
the index to turn to.
For the enlightened Of those who
like to look up new games occasionally
the following information has been ar
ranged to cover all the popular games OF
cards played at the present day. These
games divide themselves naturally into
six groups. Patience or solitaire games for
one player; sames for two persons only
games for three or four; games that re-
quire four. and round games. which are
those that can be played equally we'll by
any number from two to seven or even
more. Then there is another group of
games which can be played almost equally
we'll by two, three or four persons.
There are only two comes which can be
played equally well by three or four. but
not by two. These are skat and auction
pitch. There are eight good games for two
players only, to which may be added one.
bezique, which is q bad game for three.
There are five games for three players,
sixteen round games worth mentioning,
and seventeen games that can be played by
two, three or four almost indifferently.
Classification of the Games.
The following table will be found useful
for reference If one wishes to look up a
game suited to a definite number OF play
ers: