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The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22


rious districts found the farmers and
other citizens without s1eeptior
filled with expectant enthusiasm owe,
this years prospects. No district wa.
found which could not boast OF fields
OF 30 bushels per acre wheat. or 50 tc
90 bushels per acre oats, and Of "a
bushels per acre Of barley
It Is not an unusual thing IN mann
parts of western Canada for q faruer
to have 10000 to 10000 bushels nj
wheat In the Rouleau district IL I.
said that there are several farmer.
who will have 10000 bushels of oat.
any many fields will return one him.
dred bushels to the acre.
1t takes an army of men 70 handle
theWestern Canada crop. and II ia e.
timated that 10000 people have been
brought In this year to assist In the
great undertaking; there being exenr.
slons from the outside world nearly
every day for the past SIX weeks.
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22
Colonel Harvey Badly Hurt.

New York-Colonel George B. M
Harvey, president of Harper & Bros.
publishers, was found Sunday to have
suffered triple fracture of the left
collar bone when his automobile
turned turtle and fell upon him near
Barnegat. N. J., Saturday. Colonel
Harvey was examined by X-rays at
Deal Beach, N. J. His chest was
found to have been crushed consider.
ably, rendering is difficult for him to
breath. His physicians say there is
no serious danger, but that he faces a
period of suffering.
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22
Too Rapid.

She-Why do you call your chauf-
feur a leaky vessel? Does he gossip
about the fun you have on your mo-
toring parties?
He-No; but l am always bailing
the fellow out
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22
Big Price for an oreh,a

~ VSsSO TOT III VFCH50.
Three hundred dollars was rec.,.,.
paid in Colombia for a single plant or
a rare orchid The natives. in order
to expedite the collection of these m.
chids. fell the trees on which thev
grow. and then strip them Of thes.
floral parasites.
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22

~ ~entTaI Cana0a = FARMER finishing
at 30 bushels per acre. winter wheat at
over 40 bushels, and oats exceed SO
bushels per acre. Barley also has
proved an abundant yield. What will
attract the reading public more than
volumes of figures will be the fact that
those who have been induced through
the influence of the Government to &C.
cept of 160 acres of free grant land;
or, by the persuasion of friends to
leave their home State of Dakota, Min
nesota. Iowa. Illinois, Michigan. In
diana. Ohio, Nebraska or the other
States from which people have gone,
have done we'll. Financially, they are
In better position than many of them
ever expected to be, and in the mat
ter of health. in social conditions. they
have lost nothing.
One nerSOn whO hss inst returned
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22

Kansas Frank Hagerman,
representing eighteen Missouri rail.
roads in the federal court here, filed a
cross appeal to the United States SUI
preme court in the Missouri passen.
ger rate cases.
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22

He then crossed the Sas-
katchewan river to the South
town. or Battieford proper,
and continues his report:
Conditions around the old
town are as good il not bet
ter than those to the north
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22
The Omaha Street Car Strike.

TIC Vmdhd Street Car StrtKe.
Omaha.-Sunday was a feverish day
in the street car strike, marred with
some acts of riot and involving the
forcing back of the crowd by the
police, to permit the cars to operate
during an exciting hour on Farnam
street late in the afternoon. One con-
ductor was savagely. assaulted on a
Council Bluffs street car, but not Sc
riously hurt. Five arrests we're made,
none of whom were strikers.
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22

from a trip through
the Lethbridge Dis
trict, where winter
wheat has a strong
hold with farmers,
says:
I'VE saw some mag
nificent sights. The
crops were. in fact. all
that could be desired"
In a few years from
now these great plains
over whose breadth for
years roved
hundreds of Town
thousands of School
herds Of cat House
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22
A Contrary Course.

Here's Jimmys doctor said he
must get away from business and
have more fresh air"
"Well?"
How is he going to get fresh air in
4 salt sea trip"
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22
ReaSSurance

Look here! Didn't I tell you mn
to come around here begging again ,.
"Yes'm; but 1 thought dat I'd drnn
around an ask you il you re.,Ir
meant It,"
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22
Land OMee Reeeipts

Washington-Total cash receipts of
the general land office for the year
ended June 30 were $11,627 .6S8, q de-
crease Of about 100000.
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22
Some Notaries Are Minors.

It has just been discovered that
notary commissions have been issued
in some instances to persons who are
not of age. It was reported to the
governors Office that out in one town
a girl II years old has a notary COM
mission. Hereafter the governor will
sign no notary commission unless the
applicant Is of age. Inasmuch as a
notary is responsible for his acts. It
is necessary for the Official to be Of
age or no action could be sustained
against him. hence the innovation by
the governor.
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22
Churches Did Fairly Well.

Though many of the churches of
the city went into the restaurant
business during fair week and by this
means aided in lettering their finances
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22
Cost Of Primary.

Cost OF Primary.
The late primary cost Lancaster
county $3.123.80, the various items of
expense being as follows: Judges
and clerks. 1882; advertising. $125;
poll books and supplies. S275.30: print
ing, $7S2.50; bringing in ballots. $104:
booths and incidentals, $50: polling
places, $265.
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22
County Expenditures.

OOoUSy 6~PS1101S0SSos
Deputy County Clerk Frye has COM
pleted a compilation of the expendi-
lures of the county for the fiscal year
beginning August 10. 1908. and ending
August IL. 1909. This shows that the
county paid out during that period
$685. 53.78. OF this $lO.13S.40 was
from the road fund. $5O.G1S0S from
the bridge fund and the balance from
the general fund.
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22

oe6AAiu6 u MeAlcOS independence
was celebrated as a general holiday
Thursday through the republic. In
the capital the observance was partic.
ularly enthusiastic. The decorations
were on a more elaborate scale than
ever before. and the entire populace
devoted the day to festivities and
merrymaking.
A dispatch from Teheran, Persia,
says the pretender to the Persian
throne. Abdul Hussein, has appeared
at Luristan and proclaimed himself
shah. He is receiving the support of
the local population. The government
has sent detachment of troops with
artillery to suppress him.
Gen. Bernerdaro Reyes In an open
letter says that he has never been q
candidate for the vice presidential
nomination and confirms his letter Of
July % He claims that as he is not
in sympathy with the policies of Pres.
ident Diaz. his nomination would be
the cause Of trouble.
d. E. Thompson. United States am.
bassador to Mexico. has secured con-
troll Of the Pan-American railway, hav.
ing secured by purchase $500, 900
worth Of stock.
The international Esperanto con.
gress closed Monday. The next con-
guess will be held in Washington.
After more than q year of unsuc.
cessful experiment in attempting to
order and sanitation through
the provincial authorities and munich.
pal police. Acting Governor General
W. c. Forbes has directed the Philip
pine constabulary to return to duty
In the province of Bulacan.
The Columbus journal., 1909-09-22

and decided to advertise again for
bids for the construction of the build
ings at Peru and Kearney. no bids
having been fled. The board de-
cided also to visit the various towns
which want the new normal schools.
starting out on its trip October IL.
BY that time the board hopes to have
q decision from the supreme court on
the legality Of the act which created
It.
Mrs. Albert Wapata, Jr.. who died
1t her home In New Mexico, was
brought to Table Hock for burial.
She was - years of age.
The old postoffice structure In Osce-
ola has been removed from the site
and work has commenced on the new
building. The structure will be Of &C.
ment stone and q white rock front
The store of the Wymore Drug COM
pany was entered early in the morn
ing and $50 was taken from the safe
and cash register.
At the Taft banquet in Omaha Sep
TENDER 20 the price Of plates will be
$50. Attendance is by invitation.
Word has been received in Ne
braska City Of the death Of Mrs.
Louis Limerick at Seattle. She was
q resident Of Nebraska City since
1854 and leaves q large family to
mourn her death. She went to the
coast in the hopes Of bsnefiting her
health.
Don L. Russell. son Of L. NJ. Rus
sell. the we'll known fruit grower and
proprietor of the peach orchard of
Lincoln. has been appointed by Sem
ator Burkett as stenographer and
clerk Of the committee on Pacific rail-
roads. of which the senator Is chair
man.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-25
somntassbOte, WttIwantee, gonnIae, 20. Mpvu 1909.

adlisH. oaB Man 0as anniuuert nidlf
oilfdl 5liorrg9iidle giodbara in ielnsr
Airtung besintrddltigf.
eroiifi nod att Bort uter bic
gang eigert9amlIde einrihning Der
guteH Stnbe- ODER 0a mir
JEST ieiHsr saDor0en iino. 10 muB
man mohl Iasen: 0es Salons. GaB
lid Der Geutide ieine CUTE Stuba4
nldt nebmen laiien uia, 0n5 1T
ldlisBlib nod niht 10 ii5el- MaH
bat bob germ slneH RaHm. DER 0sm
eiaenilIhen gaseslebeH Gin menig
entrildt uBo fir Oas 6sitIide be-
iilmmt 1T. 8nf aber Damn lei er
au@ ieitlih. Solange Die gute
Snibe DE bepugfe ~falte Sd0nbeit"
blebt. fam iie nidt feitlld mirfen.
6atlIh 1T nId)t oaiielbe IRIS nnge-
mutblih. IS enIpiieblt I'D oahtr
Tir Ole. welde al Der guten StH5e
leitbalten, lie aud in Dem tdgli6en
Seben irgen0lUie in bcihrdHftem
1laBe 81 benueen. gum 8eiipiel
ais 0os 3immler Ser 5ausirou.
&enn Der Shreibtih uHo Der Sab
tiih Der &alsfrau in Der guten
Snibe ltebt. 70 Uir0 i6r Gborafter
faum b~eranoert. ober hire @emiItb.
lidteit miro ooourh, iouie iber.
6aupt OWh Den @cbr0uh erb0bt.
@er aber ale 4radt. Die ibm sur
9erfuaung febt in sinem Raume
Gnbduft. Der oes Srhres MIR einIge
meniae glnle ee6raudt miro. unO I'M
llebrIgen in Den @obn. mo Shlai.
simnlarn iih ordngt unO beidrdnft
Dem lit Hidlt 5h belfeR. Ter giebt
aui oen Sfein mabr. ais auf 0as
Sein ura gebogt 3u Der alaiie Don
Nleniden, bic Der { CHAMBER Snobs
neuut
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-25
Citizen nHrr brfehlrm
Sin @Ort ii6er bic SebanOluns tlmterse.
beuer.

8iele 6rduen iilO berufen, unOere
81 beaHnid)tigen, amjuleiten oOer als
@errIuuen 81 regieren. uber nid]t ale
iiuo Oieier @5iiroe eeuad1en. IS ae.
bort ein eigenes @eidJid, Elm feiner
Saft Oa3lt Den llntergebenen gegen.
iIber Oeu redten Con 3u finOen. Man
iol iid Asipeft Oeridlaifeu, ober ei-
men &eipeft Der nit Aabdnglidfeit
mo 9iebe gepaart lit. &un lit ie0o9
p9leipett@ i'm 3eidle Der Jrau Elm
.biemlidJ rorer 9rtifel. menn'S aud
.iie ~5Igcleben miro. Gin 8eiipieI
mt i~,ieierh sic 9Riitter. Die ftets
iiber Oan H%n9eboriam ibrer &inoer
.5u tlagcn baben. Die 6rauen, ole lid
inmer it6er lire 9ienitboten draerTl
miiiieu, rl0 Die SoritebeTinnen in
geld}dftli6en @etrieben, oeren Ser.
ional rnnridtig" lit.
gie Grau. Die BON SiigenO oif et-
nem geruT nnd1ging, bat mcilt 10
nieI pom Dem Grnit oes 9ebens &c.
toltet. OaB er liz gdn5gs 9Seien er.
fillt. SJbre rubige uno irene @flidt.
erfiialul9 miro ME Den ginfluB ami
Die ibr unteritellten perfebIeH; lie
allein miro ibr ld]on Oen n6tbigeH
3eipeft p~eridoifen. &duieriser lit
cS, iUern Die Nraueu nldlf ourh Eba-
ten. ionocru 0urh ihr Auftreten lid
Elm auispn geben lpollen. IA tritt
OH STEELE Der mangeln0en @iir0e OFT
Sdfdrie, llnfreunolidlfeit, ia Arro-
CANS; 0a hcrridlt Ser &eiebl, nidt Die
Bite. uno 0as 2lirren Der Soften
maaut Den ltnter9ebenen an ieine
ltnfreibcit. lie Solae OaDon aber
limo llnjuirie0enbeit. @iOeripenitig-
felt; 0eHn Der oenfen0e Wlenib bengt
lit nnr Scr geiitiaen lleberlegenbeh
miaig. nId)t DER &errengepnlt.
$50 a6cr Die lIcberlegenbeit midi
gar 10 aroB lit, ga ipir0 ma ltets
oura @u mgbr erreiden ais milf
@a0alt. &arum lid iiber einen on.
oereu erbe6en. neil ms oos ShtdiaI
mt einem qr6Beren @eIobelteI be.
+ 0ad,te o0cr ms dli ei;e l0bere Stufe
itellfe ais sen an0ern2 gr lit elm
Wlerid uie mir. Ser aleides 6iibIen
mo Sic sleiden alipriids od Riid-
iid3tnoA1e bat. gSdrum iein idrpe.
res 9oos. an0ern 0ienel 5H nriiiien.
Ourh Sod1mut5 m0 %erridlutt per.
bitisrr. anitatt bic FeIieI ourb
~freuu0lidq 4}il0e u%ergeiien 81 ma
DEM is 1T ta5ridlt. 8u gIallben. 0aB
.man Onrh 9eiebIeH mebr erreide
oils opuA 9itten; icoer aRitdnoige
Menih ipiro beitrcbt iein ieine
4flitten sit erfaaer; iiir i'm geniiat
IS p1afomuisH. ion ourb cine Bite
oaraH 81; criuuern. DEM Site uno
E"sellHabHe meroen isinen giier nur
aaip0rnea. Gem leidtiertiger. ira.
gen Menid1sn ge1enLbsr miro auer.
oni9s Strelt1e CIT ncth .b.n'. aber
auh bier MIRO man meiit 0Hr5 per-
niuitileS 3ureoeH uiehc errei6eE
ais our6 id5ronen 9efebl.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-25
9rhiahrs aarme.
Son u = aaner.

3ilcnn idpnar5e @olisu itd am sim.
agi ihnrgai,
uno liable Sihter loren &an0 unit
argn3en,
geginnt ard in Ger Seele mir 81
itHrnIea,
9Ils mar ib nod ~ meiner Snseno
&el5en.
"a ia1t Ser Sagel praiielno an oie
Sdeibent
3eridId5t Die Seine. Die 81 rib 6
Uagten,
Esr come iol8eno lid eHpor 81
irgl6en
Tho ifiidieru aus oem 8raueH er0.
reih ra9ten.
SIT metnem iriibsH 3iiiea 10 seide'
@ai nuaibises Ml3ea iiei Elm &ascl'
idlaAer
SD bab pih.s r~eiiei nid. eriint
ge'ehcH
lno 0or mir liest oes Alta8s 8raue
Wlauer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-25

eroni et spor0eH oeiieh 2eitmng aus
ldAieSiih ~ aeH @ateeu DOL SraneEi
lis9i uIo oas cui oie dlineiiide Ia
nenpelt eIl qr9ss 9Hsiebmasfrait
aiisjutgoen lfeint. oenn 3aslreife
Selutcrilnen ~oFrfe5ren bier uno
genleBen Die 6reiheit. iid ungeii0rt
inter I'D su u~aterbalten un0 al ois-
tuttereH- Sn Der dineiiidsen Rreiis
eeldarigt man lid ls5aait mt DIE
ler 9elerHAa. Mon er5lidf BARN Elm
bemerfeHsUertass Spmptom iur oas
erpatlen oes meibliden Gelbitbe-
iuilBtielns, oas wobl nod mduden
&amuF 81 beiteben 8aben IDirO.
eee e it'd 3saen Die a~lterer6ten IRA.
0tlOHen ibrgs 8aterloia0es 0urdiebt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-25
Sir Slide lluO suns.
aadsmsehsI
e2ie &esepie fiHo fur 5 Grsuaafene oosr 3 q.
iua9ieHe aHo 8 ainoer BerebnetJ

Sonntaq. 9iittaqs: gLpfdmeiu.
iuppe. 5oIider Sirihriiden. Ga.
lat. aonlpott. %@ebadene Cries
lpeiie nit Man0eln un0 Roiinen.
Aben0s: Gier in Senfiuuce init
9ebrateneu S%artoifel1. 9lufitnitt.
Stale. Sbee.
u Hta9 @. 0}ittags: einbrenn.
rlippe. *5eaeriegemuie nit Brio.
letten (9}eite bonn Sonnta1sbro-
ten). - Slild): %@siBer Sale NIT
Sabne mo Sdnittlaut. 3erDelat-
iUurit. aaffee.
9ieuStag. @tittaas: &inOfleiid-
bribe nit @raupen. 3in0ileild,
nit &aliOeutifer 9eringsiauce unD
Sal5fartofeln. 2undl: *gpd-
iUeBen-aloBe. Sale. S6ce.
10 ittmod. N}ittaqs: @emiiieinb.
pe. Sonsr6raten nit MSaffaroni.
n Sundl: A~drt0ffeiu IN Ger Shale
NIT Spediciice. aafao.
Gonnerstag. Mlittogs: @eiB-
bobnenlnppe. ~8ebadene Sernmel-
1pellc. Seberwu;it i. Sdlad.
purlt. Ibee.
6reitag. @littogS: &llrjeliuppe.
Sarld} nlIt Sal5fartonelu uno But
ter. SHd: *5aitellbrot ODER
RdudrriIlde. aaffee.
z onnaben0. Wfittaas: Sa9o-
llppe. %Sorreefa-offeln nit 9riib,
lolirltdeil. = SuHh: 3%ungeniUurlt.
Stdle. &afao.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-25
pIanOerri.

GJ1H oef e~rialHia OR bllid'
XIV ta w,fo IS im all8sHti'
mem Hlti Blr 50 8eilan
g|snoHuaers ur0 ~beionoers ua oer
5ngeio 80 oas kiAdibelonBnein
HFsi' Aiti iehF dis 4pta1i. ioa9 lei-
aea N%aapigrnao ioohl 0afiH plt
oaB tiHolihe uiftfR oei efHlt oes
eepeiiv mo 0ie 0tellef dl etlHtl'eH
Ailiaieh ao0 Aidi li o9leha iuli'
lana 5i eflal'2n, - iplifolggt oeI'
mos aaaades atia0 hai uon 9i!idi
feligl HHo Aiiiditn nberhaiipt nir
eing ldipade 8~orftHiilJ, lnlisBliW
lt9t g 80 an ~0fit nlo Srlii oaB
otg ttlna&itHen merit lA alieH 1lll'
aaH eNiehi aeullla8 aHGagch 3ipanA'
lolaen Dem ls ifd1 On rftl' mlotriuils
10 iudeAi mo oie atu1oft 9otea
lopM nur on leiteHeh 6allen uon
tteuois erfli'lien t'lidlien.
Aas RilidfDaUhHi'eih biioet tdl
ole OFT erlt W iplisren Sebensl1bfal
aus ipean vnapttfA effol5 mo
eniinndfn1 StitficlisfW aepeieN
" oit stNf lttedAe eflrinfulsfiH oie
Hdi 00iiad ifa3t % ms late SfVI'
m'ibooe pef1di. ahfr lpeia wif
figd oieie bafn @epai9ltnle aelan'
zen lilo. Damn luiHea ipir andl. DOB
midi anf oer @ell nebr Nfeno'
rno Neititoiann1 atoeu tdua als
itsilt F'ssuisi i'"ili7 s''t f.liuli.
IlH"'H'A ole Hlal guy uhb,'eW
olpnR8 opsl ~lna asll e''3'N W.
Nlsi' oe'l l'sIsN yallgH nlaa psll
Diahl.' Nfibell t.''lg'llHl. Us
ElNul " "nlsIt p.llt n~''lll'olu' V!e
nl i'tl'sl''A wy Nl' 'lsill' ~.
tVsib ip.as WV l'll4 il''V le"s A1F W
Sf0sH ah'tyVN 0''is" 'V''o 'o1s Nl'
oas SeefA l'spoeea N',o. .ilt isVs,ls.
ige,'9 Asaub ls'sas igslll' 'o't nl,s
Pspo' Hl'N.'is' ga' l"'0''ss Nes
talt |3iVlt8V @aiN ~
lnts nIlailpIlp'lat ll'l' o9Vsil'''
OF estpl'l0li''A |p't l9ioFtput
e.sls ois = 4psIl1 IVY Nst3 unp
WtiNiifa ~ ll,'l t't liHosl aaI o's4s
AnNaillFt pl''f Ne4sillp''!'1t ofe llu'
niif a.l3a a,le ooR IVY l'lV5fh u"'
Vsastil'geH i'l'''
~R 9stPl''a'll.'3s l'yosn W. S'
wy NFalRa N'RilaatN oPsllal
'''' ~ "'s'' " y'sFl''"
NI4.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-25
Srsib' FciRcu 3aubbaM nit ScinsV
0gillg.. nAO 01rvertraTten!

Nsru lie7t uitt ir ZEN IN SEN Ser
.as1en, O.B 0%H8eiebene @ele5rte. Der
osrrs8eHOe &sauae eriol5reite @s
ida @.euta ii er-eltuiBmdB,g Jun
9es Saaren q-dslidt s2iammenbrC
d5en IND ais 9sai Sebea iteloeH
Sen aHocren wie0er erfaareu DiT
oaB Tie nad .-an tWfsen Shol
Nas rCu nehsnoen lle5eln 5efaf
.s snsvscr Die trisH oia 6reuoe an
GaeH raIe.1# IND 'e uor esr GEL
81 urg gfU &11r ~ u13 Shile
me- arcrt Eoes l-idDe0euteno
aHne ee Kramer ha5a
rsa esIie MD st01uesraften -
0f el su7e,ra1t uro SIC u.5eonoela
r t'1t iih ucr en- ihuen
1 SER notiriihsn
n aud msnfeE pieGei4t etpss
Q t11A 9eslanSen 9e5usrsE
81. erch 0r G1s al nIslit :
Ga stet ser atsa1 ar Grbcll.
Ass ss gtSds ar sal5e % III
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-25
@c3epte 5nm sadjcn5rttcl.

6all der s. tr d) r Ii 4 e II.
l@ammelriiden auf gSilobretart.)
Ger furj 5uge6anete. non @aut unO
6eti beireite @anmnelrilden miro
1dnca Aguaideu. nit eiuem ueideil
Sud aetrodnet m0 iir 2-3 Gage
In mabreHo 0ieier 3eit einnial er.
ncicrte iaure 9Ald ooer in miloen
.eliig geleat. ocn man nit einigen
6efque1dten ASldboloerbeereu aui-
gefodi mo lauparm iiber 0as Neiih
.goIoren bat. Tcr 6ilden miB 5tuei-
mai tdaliU unlcpen0et merOen. 81.
oalO er berausQerpmuen it, miro er
abgeirodHet rcgelmaBi1 geipidt. NIT
Gals b@oitre1t mo in Die 9r%atpiaune
init fcdvu0er, 1elb genladlter Gutter
aelrAt Ga}n fiigt man ehOas sc.
mfrs. 5eroHetidte &sddlol0erbeeren
.um0 cine edUa3brotrinOe. last Ben
9fiden a%u6raten be1ieBt ibn ileiBig
.lna0 iiat m0breno 0es gratans i'm.
mer cnpas tohai0cs @aiier bin5u.
o4eacN @H0e Der 9rat5eit. Die 21a-3
5nnotn beir3at. miro eruas iaurc
So.sns sur Brittle geaebeu. Der Bra.
Ten miro 0amit beitrid'en; ipenn er
msldl it, miro Ole u6leihmedteS auce
mi ID 1beeloiiel in iaurer Sabne
peraniritem 0roitmebl (aartoifel.
meaQ ieini1 gefoht.
*@ebadcHe @riesibeife
~ on0eIn un0 &ofincn.
.l1an laBt aui gcIinoem 6euar liz
Guart 9iild 5uH aodaen fonuueu,
aiebt uater fortaeegtem 9iitbren =
&iuuo RtlierL tlar leipilteu Cries
0a3u lui0 en- cigroBes Shid Butter,
fodlt oanan eiucn oidsn 9rei. Der iidl
pen ser 8aii9roile Lott mo lfiittet
ibn Sam Grfa.tn in eiuen 3apf.
So6al0 CT erfoltet lit. miro er nit
. einottern 8 lln5en feIaeIn 3ufer.
II &fum0 iHBen uHO einigen bitteren
aeid0lien mo a~eriebeneu ooer Qeito.
Semen Mtaaoelu Hn0 u YfulO ae.
maiaci1eM abBetr3pffcn Sultauroil.
utn. 3ultet INIT Bonn iteifaeitlu1enen
SdHee Orr 0nueiGe uerWiidlt; Sic
4laiic mira Ill cjne nit Butter ans.
0eitridcne Naym aefIllt ul0 oie
5geiie cine 5mHoe I'M Cien in gu.
ter Ntit-,laiee su idloner Narbr se.
h3dtu. Sis mira In oer 6orH Ter.
rirt un0 eine G6itiaitlauce 0Nu &c.
rglaf
5cGIericaem &. man
idsalt 2-3 StlleriG idlneiOct lie IN
llgidurdbiae SdStbeu mo laBf 0ieie
in @Saiier uit @Aiicr uno Sal5 o0er
hi leiatcr @ruhe lauliam meidOdm.
gitn. Gae Sslucc mira nil ciner
eden 41shle5nbrenUe oosr nit IN
Nliier 0~urdoumtsier a~eriebener
femme ogr.ott uno id@ieBlib oas
iraH 5ai} uorrina abseidnuettg
e5etnHic mt cuuas f~eiagere0aafr
"4aissstuuB aaol8t
&ciBer MALE lCnaxF)
lmtt QhHe uno hnttt.
Ilaua. . M%ittel5roBe iriide tpgiBs
Culrt.aie usr01u in lHem ruuosri
u0citB 9s1pf Giit Ser 8G3taiie idlof
maa uno isig,i5 acrigart &ena Il,
ID aer.tart lu1o. oaE feline tl9neg
0r.isf.i ih utetr fsrSeu Vilt Waf
H.4.la-.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-25
Rrrerrei.

Ollie. 9aoia gouianger, eiae
jlilae S~tompoaatiH, er9ielt firSllh
oeH spgiIen aroBeE Gompreis; lie
1T Die slDeite 6rau, Der Oieie idEuer
81 e~rringenoe Aus8eidmms 5useial-
len lit.
Sin ser touigl. gioIogiiAcn Ser
iudsitatiOn iur 6iGsreI an Der
S5ierdr5tlifeH Sodihule in Yeiin-
den lit sum eriten @laIe elm Dei6li-
der AnilseHt, 5rdulem Or. Morin
Iiean, etatsE4dBis mo nit 8eaHtens
qualification angeiteat nOrOen.
gie @eielenprHiung in SuiDe-
Iergenerbe bat in linn Elm Jr1u.ein
@eDber5er, cine Eodter 0cs Dor eIHi-
gen Sa5reH D~erltorbenen @~il06auers
Hrofellors 9epberger, mt GrioIg o5.
gelegt. Gin onDeres TramleIn De-
ltano ole &riiuns I'M Photographers
generic.
Als aiiHtentin am 6porogrop6i-
ihen Snititut in aopenbaaen rmroe
sri. &auline @e0agaar0 anqeitelt.
Gle Game rat lid ihou ieit lanqem
nit hp0rographiiheu llnteriuhungen
beidditigt. 6ernerbin lDlrOe SRI.
&olop sum 4iliitenten an Der 9lgro-
namiiden Staatsidule in OriSburg
%erHdnnt.
: 1rau Gafts Sefretarin. Sic
@attin 0e3 nelan 3raiiOenten Der
amerifoniiden Union, 6rau Gait,
nat cine ilulge Geutide, sic %26idbrige
@lice @loh ans Dresden. 81 ibrer
Sefretarin qepallt. Sic iuHge 9a-
me mar bjsher ais 2~ontoriitin in Rem
Bureau 81 Imesicon &eprgblics aase.
itelt. no iie i6ren 9ienit nit gro.
Der 8ilidttrere period. guh 8rau
Mooiepelts Sefretdrin Siobeaa Sag
aer mar Seutider @erfunft. 9ie
@attinuen Der %irii1eren @~rdiiOenteI
batten manulihe Sefretdre.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-25
11tir ridIte i'd midJ rim?

4lcs 8chaarlt uW gercn 90 nuf
enc seeannrige MieccrteaL ret
oHsercn 2inge eeslunoet
Dosihe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28

ny This makes about " or Il
generations Of flies each summer.
A fly laws from 1870 90 i5e eggs
az a time 80 the descendants Of
a single ny IN one summer can
eaelly reach INTO the millions.
Alloutlon to the ny M cause
of disease and epidemics came with
the Spanish war. when American
soldiers we're dying by the hun.
dreAs The army surgeons finally
traced e TO the fly. long considered
harmless
Whole Armies Their Victims.
The same thing was found 10 be
true during the Boer war The u.
phoid flies. growing fat and numer.
Gus from the unsanltary camps.
descended on the soldiers tents.
carrying disease and death.
iuat as the mosquito was blamed
for bringing yellow fever and
malaual feyera IN the camps Of
Panama, Cuba aud Southern United
staioa. SO the fly Is an undesirable
Ia the north
Vigorous work by the government
in The south is driving away the
mosquitoes aud making the pre-
yiousls infected country healthful.
And now Seattle has declared
war on the flies. And IN many
cities Of the country a gigantic
campaign ls being planned TO
rid the people Of the typhoid
fly danger.
Tomorrow Health Commits.
sioner Criehton will tell the
readers Of The Star some sim.
pie ways Of getting rld OF the
deadly typhoid fever ny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28
LOSES TWO
JOBS And
HOPECONE
WILL BALLARD, TEAM.
STER, TRIES TO END
HIS LIFE

Apparently Respondent because
he had been DISCHARGED wIu Hal
lard a teamster Formerly in tho
employ % a. NJ MeCounaEhy. At
tempted "a end bis nte last night
By swallowing two ounces ~ ehlo
reform IN Bis room AZ sia t7th
az s.
ballard vas taken % the city hos
pital. where physicians sr-cesslsd
IN overcoming the effects ~ thr
poison Ballard his friends cav
had been drinking Of late. and b.
cause u his lapse was discharged
from two tobs as tesmatrr "A the
hospital this morning h vas stated
tina, Ballard viii recover He D.
single.