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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-12
TOWN MUST OPERATE MILL
TO HOLD TITLE TO PARK

NEW YORK, Nov 1.-THE old town
of East Hampton, L. l., finds itself
under the necessity of maintaining a
municipally-owned. grist mill In the
public park whether it wishes to do
so or not.
Investigation shows that under the
original deed of the land the mill must
be used for actual mill work, or the
title will be Valueless.
The town authorities will comply
with the provision by running the
rusty machinery of the ancient mill
for a few minutes each day.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-12

Combination postcard reHectors and magic lanterns in
show newspaper pictures, postcards and
photographs, So to $3.50
Magic having strong enses-e the boys paint
their sldes-$2.50 to S8.75 each.
Moving picture machnes-hrow clear, bright picture
$50 to $50; films and slides.
Rubber footballs in three sizes, SOC, 85c and ST..
Silk balls for indoor play, 75c and 81.
Handsome dolls, % inches high, ST..
Slightly damaged rocking heavily reduced-sx sizes
skncoveed rocking horses with wheel platforms which
improperly packed and got little scufed-
$3.50 horses at $3.50 SIS horses 1915
$10.50 horses at $3.50 $3.50 horses, $500
Bring children magic lanterns mectan-
ical toys demonstrated.
S Yesterdays papers gave detailed information of
Today these sales for today:
Boys SIS o $40 Suits Refer Goats at $3.75.
$3.50 $1,000 SIS; the $3.50 and SIS
Sweaters $685. and $3.50 Sweaters at $195
Chidren's $1.25 $3.50 al Csc, csc and $35
Infants SIPS $500 Sweaters and Csc.
Chidren's $3.50 to $3.50 Coats $685.
Misses SIS to $35 Suits $1475
Misses wool dresses $780, formerly SIS toI
$3.50.
j. W. ROBINSON CO.
235-259 So Broadway zS4-244 So. HIN Street
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-12
R6aGHn:y;g!:5!!@!l3Y.' aH n:;!: 9! g e
w. RnEN DeY 6aNS 6G1f

Broken lines, but practically all
sizes for early comers. One-clasp
, piques and 2-clasp overseams in
various desirable shades.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-12
READY FOR CONFERENCE

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 11.-Many
prelates and other dignitaries of the
Catholic church have arrived here to
attend the annual meeting of the
Federation of Catholic societies which
opens Sunday. Monsignor Falconio,
papaI delegate, will arrive tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-12
Shoes Half Price and Less
235" 239 So. Broadway

over TWO hundredt big display DaeEA.s
fables are displaying shoes Tor men. wOmss
and children on sale in many instances far
half price and lssA Convince yourself aAe
some 70 the
MAMMOTH SHOE HOUsE.
: KI0 South Broadway.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
ltniere slmpelpflun5eH.

1dI, @ilan3en IN 3immerampeIu
6dniia franfem. Bot ieincn @rtn0
mciit oarir. DAB man iie mmittelbar
in oas Anipclge10nie pflau5t mo
ihuen 0amit one ibnen nothmenoigc
Chit cnt3ogen bat. Olun nlnB oict-
mebr oen 0urhldiitgeH 8%lumentopf
til Die NntpeI iteaeu. Atd oarIn
miro bduiia geieblt. oaB man DEN
Iopf 3l oidt nit @lumen %bepilan5t.
Nenn Damn oic itpigc 9latt uno
annipeneutuidelnng beginnt. ieblt g
Den 3fuctaen an Nlaf. Dian lgbe aIt
bel neineren 3inruerampeIn nur cine
@lumenart Elm. StebeH mebrere
@lnmeuorten bel e~inan0er. 10 fomm1t
Is Del Der 8crihie0eadrtigfeit Ser Sc.
bensbeoineunaen Der 8il0n8en ie5r
bduiig nor. 0aB Sic cine 8lumenart
berfitmnert o0er oot Der anoeren
ii6erfpufert mirD. Sduiig geihiebi
es. 0aB sic berabhongen6en 3Deige
i'm 8ahst6tm HadIaHeH unO I'M
idpinbor mer0en. Dan fam oieiem
lle6clituuoe OFT i6on Oa0urd abhilft
idlafieu. OaB man ole Spisen BE-
idueioet mo0urh Elm erbobter ai5'
.tric6 ueifer 3apeige neronlabt miro.
@erlarIt mon BON elmer BiIarBe tar
fen ,mcigetrieb mo gldtteranlat. 10
nu3 man i6r aud ourd 8uilbruig
.reialiber Gr0nahruug uno Gung BE
erfor5serllde Scuensfrait geben. las
it M eriier &fnie aud bel ben aTi.
oeIpilausen e~rior0erIidl Cine Sduyt.
lode Bel ser 4ilcge lit auBeroem Elm
.ru9iaer StouOcrt. Die &iInn3e uno
namcutlih Die 8dngepilanse. bout
lore 3lneigc nadJ ser G%inpirfung oes
9id)tes iii elmer Meiie. pie es Die &c.
ididteiie 6ano nift iertia bringt. rlo
aeraoe bel %bangenoen 3peiaen Iiegt
Die S6onbeit in ibrer uHge3uun9e'
nen Saltung.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
wse[asiSe.
Son aOoIf SoIit-

@ir lhritten Iiumm. no ideu ser
Spcrber itrih.
@aloenHlumteif idnf idmer I'M DID
uno mid.
Eie @inoe tUiiblten tier i'm SdIlf am
See.
Bon blouen SdIuhteu ram Der leste
Shnee.
Sn 9aub un0 9utt geborsea idIieI
00s Boot,
BIS an Den morihea 8oro gefiIlt nit
abenorotb
9erloren rauidteu bod in solOnem
Sdein
Die @ipfel feierlih ms 2anO binein.
@ir itanoen inrmm = aus NaOoer,
9alm uno Strautl
Elon iiiBer uthmen0 idon Oes 5riib'
lings Saudi.
Nus ierner @oifenbuugen, oumpI
uno oidt,
GIonim it'll heraui oes Nlonoes
9uuferllht.
GIN Saielbosi Elm berber @eiier itebt,
0as Saupt uon fablen 8ldttern
iiberfpebt;
es reft ms 5remoe itarr iih ieOe
Sdn0.
Gem Beggeieaen trosis ~abseiDaHot.
Sier ihmiegt oas 9dnflein. no beiln
8roneIiingen
8ir 5wei auf in, ter p~oneinanOer
ginsen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
e31Sl
Sir Slide nnO Suns.
aadenssttsI.
Die ae5eass iiso fis d 6ripa8ieas oosr 3 g
Eaniene Rao 8 siHoer ssreauei

Sonntag. 0littaas: gAoeIiuppr
'3riinfobl nil 8aiieler Sdnpeine.
braten. *@rieS &nOoing nit Colt
lauce. - Aben0S: aaIter @rater
init 'semiidltem Gartolidialot
Sbee
" outas. @ittagS: einbreuniup-
ne. 'Srahmtrit in Bier nit aar.
toflelpiIree- Suudl: sYiiIhsSirie.
lappe. @utterbrot. aaiiee.
GienStag. Miitaas. "9obucu.
iuppe nit @en1iiie. *S6pdbiide
Apielipeiie. - Sund: @urit o0er
Aufldnitt. Serinssialat. aaffee,
~ 0 d. 9Pittogs. erbieniup.
pc. &agOitt BON ShpeinSileiidl
nit @eatfarcHt. ~ 9uud: guIgc.
badene @saffuroni nit Sdinfcn.
3afao.
0onEerStag. @iitagS: Gem,
melluppe. Aoblriibeu nit +ger0ite-
ten E%aprifoiped - 9und: s8uh.
pei5en-@fduntuhen. Butter. 9roi.
2affee.
6reitag. @littaaS: @lrseIiuppe.
0orid ooer Sdeaiiih nit '9ut.
teriouce upO Sa3fartoffeln. -
Sunh: R0uhcriiide ODER sIlli.
ldaitt. 9utterbrot. adie. Sbep.
Sonnn6en0. 0litt0as: Coma.
ieniuppe. 'aortoiiel AuilUui nit
Sped. r. 2umdl: 9rii6miirithen.
Sutterbrot. Shee.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

= 8or Ginger 3eii bate Ser Def.
Iiihe 9erein Fir Graueuifimmreat an
oas groBber3oglihe Stnotyminilte.
rum Elm @cind1 gcriftet. ia oem nm
8apdbnng oes 6raneniiimmrebi.
qe6etrn tunr0en ipdr. 1aranihin no
nm pom ztaatsmiuiiterilm efn
Sdreiben on oen EraiiOcHten Oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der 5iueiten
Summer geriftet moroen, IN Dem oie
Tble6nunq oes @eiH45 0dmit be'
ariin0et miro. DAB es fir 0ais uno
fSamitie nidlt nls cir Seaen betrad}
.fet merocn fonne, lOenn Die Srou as
.gattin un6 Butter nit algid}gm 9ichi
arb IN gieideut gtaBe Wie Der Wionr
am politiiden geben iih betbeiligel
Dolte. lie Draae oes 5rnacnihmn.
rghis eridriut ieoenfnas i'm qegen.
ipdrtigen 3eitguuft nitt qeniigeul
erfldri. UNI oen 0eg eimr 10 melt
geben0eR Aaiocring 0es 5iientlidje.
Aedis un0 Der Notwithstanding
uie iie Die goriteUuna erltrebt &c
6iuiilhruHg 0es oirettga 8ablreH.I
Im 9siien eini&iasen az tonnen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
Die Grsirhmns sur Chr.
Bon Or or9oretbe aoBof.

Son uHberfanoenea 5rauea Bort man
ct, oon ielten Ton unoerharoeltsn 9oHs'
iraaea. 81. 2. SaersCberoori.
Sn unierer 0eu3eit matien Die
|ShuIen, in 0cnen sic Grauen fir
ale mn 0enfburen 3ipede alsgebil-
oct mcr0en. lpie YiI3e aus Der @rOC
beruus. @iele Dan0n TT idl erlnnerg
B. 9. MIR an Ole Nfiitter.aurie~, Die
bier un0 BORT ~abgebalten fperOen, -
perfoIgen 0as 3iel. Die 6rnu Tir
ibren 8eruf ais @attin, Wiutter unO
6ansirau por5u5ereiten. ~ Elm eritre'
beliSiuertbes 3iel mabrIih. 0ag aui
oieie @eiie bis 81 eiHeui geIDllien
Bnnfte aud erreidt miro. aber chen
bod mr. Bis 81 einem geplnen
Gunfte. iniofern ndnlIih, ais man in
allen jeHen aurien uno Shulen Den
Sralten Ieoiglih praftiid)e 6ertlgfei'
Ten Iehrt. Sie lernen fOd1en. ihnei'
bern, fpaiden, Elm ain0 pflegen II. !.
10, lduter 0anfensuertbe Grnge. Die
ihncn in ser Che por5iglih ~5uitatteu
fommen. Aber menn Oeren Slid aud
oft an Scr llnfeHutniB oieier 0ings
ideitert. 10 hdngt e. ooh nn0ererleits
|niht einslg un0 aaein 0aU0n ab.
Tenn fuie manfe 5rau gibt es Hidt,
0eren 4odfunit eiHen 2iicuQus Be.
~Frie0iaen piiroe. Die ibre geirnmte
BarOqrobe ieIbIf fartiat. oeran 4ails'
halt Elm Muiter Don 9unftlinIeit
mo GronuHg 1T, sic iber Hbrer Sin.
Ser qeiitigcs uno forperIides @obl
NIT SahfennniB uno GgDtieHbof.
tiafeit maht un0 Die BOD IN ungIif-
Hhiter Che lebt. llHS trosoem liebt
re loren @otten nit heiBer 3artlid).
lFeit. mo ouh er bat lie ans Slebe
IaaDSblt: dber re oermas Ibn nif]t 81
bcaliiden mu0 nermfag ouh lelblt nIdli
slidlid su iein. Sin Sahr. Dieaelhi
and LANCER, mar ore ebe uhggtrIbt.
Damn 5oaen id &olfeu uber ibran
9inmeL suirmmea Die oidEer una
5ihter pur0en uno Srlrm uH5 Re.
ger Beitigten. 4nfip5iih fol8te t.
ocm Sneit sic 9~eriohnung, nba
aaannch muroen llnspetter uno
5fuale gam regefndBisea 3uitanS
- not Iisbea ii6 BE beioen, aber wfI
/ fauqe rod. Damn miro ibre einiti9i
0eiSenihait iif in 6oB D~eripan0eli
aober. unS am gn5a MIRO Der Sprat
es @idfers sDci @grHden treHneH
6ie nie flr ainanosr egidaren Idle
/ ngn. Ceer oieaeiht Der0en ie aud
INN Der air5er Uiaen~ meter 81
cinmen Iebcn. 5Dci galeerRnitlaoer
lsA oie. surh cine aefte Derbnn
ssr sic namlide 2cit bitter It'd
hlsfea. BIS CIR Eos &c idei0et
nra &c Bate ood oRoers iein f5n
sr. msfn 81. Dfna mas
Izn li5tsz iiA osh eirit BE 5si5ga
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
sHdfartsHDsris,

Trobes @ori nnb gutter grtmf
griagt 3nfarHen alt uno Iuug
Glen, lhnfeft frobes gaden
Sino bel lid 0rei quite Saden.
CAB MIR 81 Sauie Der Sorgeu Gait
Sab cid gqiaoen ole iroben SAT-.
.3um eHcn wint ih,
g2iuf0mmen trinf' d.
99un iel aud nihi mebr ihiidtern 1u.
5deHg' eut un0 lange frditig 81.
1rinf uub iB.
Tod nit per9iB.
Nefts un6 Huts Die saa6barin
0lSdte u~aterbalteH lin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
Afcerrei.


I'm Scr llui0eriitdt in 3iirid pro.
llooirie 6rduleIn Sauna &enmant
ans %9filrnhers sum Or. phil. init Dem
Ffaoifat aiummc emu Imloe".
: Ger erite meiblide Shul1r]t 1T
loeben in 0olnInr fir bic @emeiuOc.
ldlnlfilOer anaeitetlt mor0cu. Die
ellallii6e Sta0t lit oorlaniig DIE Elm.
5iae. 400 cine 6ratt 0ici,s 2lmt be-.
.tleIoet.
: Gic critic @raumeiiicrin Geutidr
lanos GrdufaiR Serbia aoilotiduu
IN Grcsoer. Sic Dor Wlir3cm ihr GA.
men an or iidIiiidcn 9ranereiofaOc.
lflle ableate. bat lest i~elbitdnoig Die
Seitlulg DER 8raueyei hires &atGrS
ibernomman.
9renBeu Bciibt lett Sic critic
Gletiro ,Snqenieuriu. Mn Der Ieh.
nildlea @odidHlle III Berlin beitaaO
tur3lih Sr0ulcru NINA 6einrits-
Oorif Die neutrality-suspicious. bel Ser @b.
tAeiIimN iiir Glettro. Su9enicuriUcien,
uno 5mar in ollelt @riifmasidderu
massachusetts nit s%0or5iisIi6~.
= Cine ncitc 5raucuiduIc. Sic
T mite in 0eutihIano. miro bon aer
p%reuBiiden &eaicrumg in Groniila
GbHrinqen) erribtet nnO sum Otto.
Der 1910 er0ifnct. @iSbcr beitebelr
5raueHidnIen IN Berlin (Oie fonig.
lidlc InGlita- un0 Gliiabethldule),
IN 8oicn mo Erier. Sic t6iiriugiihc
Sdule miro olS Suternat eingerihtet
mo &eniioadrimen a%uiuebnIeu,
TaS Slibildum i6rcr 50.idhri-
Gen Sh0tiafcit i'm Eienitc 0eS .@for4
gcaldn0iifeu Sruucn M%iiiiionsoer-
Gins ~icierte fiir3Iih @arouin SyuIie
bon @uo0cu6rod. Set 1899 iiihrt
tie Die Observation-Disclosures 0eS Gereins,
Der Scbridapeitcrn iiir ole driitlita
WhllionSarbeit i'm aiidtiiden St0ien
mo IN Gbiua ouSbiloet. IA and
liIr 0ie Ooriiacn @oiicn6duier ma
SduIeu Observation-Disclosures iebu
aclldlt iino, euueiit iid sic Sbdtigfeit
oes Sercins ais icbr ~icgcusrcidp.
gnIdBlih Ser Seier oes s5hd;dl.
rigen @ctan0eS Der 4iu0erihue. une
Htdtsgcienihait in g9ien bat zines
Der riIbriaiten unO ner0ienltooQiten
Observation-Disclosures. 6rdnIein Olga
.. Selatornib Dom @aiier Trans So.
lei oas aoIoene @eroicnittreu5 mil
Der 8roHe Crhalten. Nudl Der @ies
ner &iirgcriduloireftoriu. s0a D.
Matuti5L mGroe Dor tur3em sic
aleide Aus3cidnma 5utbeiI. Tie
Game bat iidl nameutlih Ourh Nlb.
iaiinng potriotiidcr Seitipiele mo
Guifiibrtng oerielban ourh lire 3og.
linge beroor9eiban>
@obren0 in 0ieleu Staaien Gas
Stimmredt Scr Trou nn0 ibr Gin-
qua in bic aeieeoebcnOe Golfsoertre.
tiutg oas 3iel Der mooerHen 6raucr.
%beue9ung lit, ha6eu oie Sraneu in
Aorlpeqen bereits oas Redt. lei oeu
@abIen sur TolfsJeriretimg lire
Stiume abjitaeben mo Sraueu in
0as Sacrament 3t ~entieuoen. Ias
GraebniB Der critcn @ablen mar. 0an
cine Der 3on0iootinneu, Die 2eb'
rerin 5rau Auua &oaitao in Ghri.
itiana Qelpdblt mur0e, 0a Elm grocer
Sbeil ser uortpcaiihen @dhler nod
gcgcn Die @0blbarfeit Der 5raueH
un0 ibreu Gin3ug ms 4arlament ut
Nrau 3ogitdo mar bon Sen 8cnier'
Uotipen un0 9iberalen aufgeiteat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

ter. glls 0en ng0ttli1en Sieg"
fuir0 Elm uHebrlifer Shader Ser We.
%Iinnuns. = BaUiB. Ser ein5elne. Ser
Dies ihlinime @ors ipridt. 1T iif Ser
Sraspeite 0eiien. mas Is unihliebt,
pcbl IN ben meniglten Jaaen oOI
beDHBt. 0lan ipriht IS IN elmer Art
Observation-Disclosures. in Der man
aem dH0eren 9egenifbGr Den Sdcin
Ser ilHueriobnlihfeit meiOeu. fiir lid
peri0Hlib nber oaS &edt oes @eiter-
groaens nabren modte. M2au re0et
lid aud pohl Elm. 0aB noh Sem Ser
geben Fih init Der Set aud oos Ser.
gelieH einlteuen mer0e. aber man nil
~menigitens o~orIaufig nod pieI.
Ieidt bis mar beim an0eren luirtlihe
8ei'erung mo SiuneSfparrOel eeieben
bat = lid an 9tidtoergeiieu elm ge-
miles HelerDat Der eigenen &erlon.
lIhfeit ida1en.
Gin offener aries o0er falte, ge'
genieitiae 4~blebnIng lit nod tan.
ierOmnl better ais Dies itiae 9tahtra.
gen nit Ser Mdrtprerniene 0es Der.
g~ebefsoen. @elfe 5oIgen IS in Sous
mo 6onlilie nidlt nltr bnben Fam,
ionoern haben muB, ipeiB isocr aus
eigener grfabrung. gtndtragen0e
@atrei. Gltern nnO Gr5ieber, Ste ale
pergeben monen uno ooh niht Der.
geiien fonnen. BADEN oeineR un0 mel.
nen @es setreBt. 10 OaB mir 0ouon
an Sieier Stelle nidt 81 ipreden
brouhen. 3erriittung i'm Sauie.
Sdlatten iiber Qin0bei mt0 Sngen0.
8erbitterung biz ms ipdtere 2ebea
hinein baben Oft in uidts anoerem
ihren @run0, ais IN oieier unieligen
6dlbhcit 0es ifeinbaren 8ergebenS
unO BOD nidt pirfIihen 8srgeiiens.
9sidt umionit iteht I'M @aterunier
Sic Bite nm @erqebung Ser ShuIO
nit Scr @%erufultg oararf; ~mie ouh
mir pergebeu unieren SduI0igern".
Ebun mir es nidt. 10 baben mir auh
fein Nnredlt auf Die &ergebung ailOe.
rerl @cm IS idapcr fdat. SIT oerge.
ben mo 81 bergeiien. Ser iontc 0oh
INNER 0oran 0enfen, Oab er ielbit Elm
Shul0ner an0erer lit uno bod nitt
ibr Sdml0ner bleiben m0htel
SIM oatagiihcn 9eben Iin0 mir
ms ia faum barber flar, I'm mel.
DIES gart mir beim @ergcbeu un0
@ergeiien marften. ltn0 bod ioute
es inns betuuBt. iein: Su Ben 9e5ie-
huugen 8piihen Wsenid rmo Mlenih
aicbt es fUobl iiberhaupt nidts Gro.
6ercs una Sieferes ais pirflihe3
8ergeben. Gem inoem mir bergeben
ourfeu un0 fonueH, crit oarin fornmt
Sic abiolute 6reibeit u~nierer iittIiden
9erionlihfeit Su ihrem reiniten @us.
0rud. @ir fennen i'm @erlaufe Oes
phniiihcn @eihebens iiberoa 0aS
aroBe anuiaI9eies pom llrfahe uno
Folge uno iibertraaeu es aud IL ser
ethif auf 0as 05ebiet oes iIttlidRn
SanoeIns. @ir glouben 81 tpiiien,
oaB. cbenfonenia pie i'm meiten
@eltan 0ie grergie Ser Molefiile. i'm
9erei6e oes meuifliden GenfeHs,
8ouens unO SauOelns aud mtr 0os
fleinite Sheilhen gnergie oerloren
neu0en fam; NIT onoeren @orteu:
Dab icoe Sbat Oh 9nt ooer boie. me
meigcrlih lire 6oIgen Seitigen muB.
@ir ale fii1len itns Oieiem ebernen
@eies unterfuorfen uno bod aud
mie0er - unO oas lit oas @roBe uno
Grhabene - frei BON ibm, %tnioferu
mir aus eigener Neadtoonfommen.
belt. ais freie. iittlide Herionlitfei.
ten 0as foniglihe 9edt Der @nnDe
haben, oas 8edlt uro nie Moht. i'm
eiqenen uno in oes aHOeren 9efpubt.
iein Sen 9egriii ser ShulO nus5uI6-
ihen, oas heiBt, 81 bergeben uno 81
oeraeiien. SO. b. s.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

atts Der Religionsihnoe.- Der
oehrer fraat Qiesheu: aWarum iagte
ser Dlann III Gbriiiiis: SEER. i'd bin
.nidt mertb. OoB Iii unter mem Fab
2ieshen: ct bat geplB
pier Erepppn Gefuobnt unO oa bat er
lid eenirt.
1lqberboten. Gin 3atbars-
.lphi seigt Sans eineu alrnrieuDoggl,
neldlcn er chen betommeH bat.
.Ndi" mcint sans lid braut MIR
nseinen @roBpater 81 bitten, 0a be-
fomm ih 10 oiele 0ogcl ME i'd nil
mein BroBvarer mani ne ale ielheri'
(@r0Boafer bat ndmliA 0anlrieD
lsuht)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
Gin hsfIidsr Msnid.

5dniogermatter 9Sat or Heite
iinee @9aAn eeE mid geiisun aus
Dem @aiigr 5og, idou ieine 8:iite
bier eemndt2
5dpDieserio5u: Ga, er fat fd
b6ilidif sHnduloistll~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
xrrffsnS.

Ma5ame: sSasea Sig Dsr paI
6a bor9in b2t SbneE9 2 aodin.
.g2ein 9raeer.~ Wo3ame. ,.Ra
Die 9rloer Term id!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
ssaf5sr.

ee5manH (oer ShnIoen balber
s~e5eirat5ei Fat uHO oamii idleti
anqefonmeE IT'D. Run beritea ID,
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

Bon uHperifauoenen JrGueH Bort man
oft. ooh ielieu Ton ufoerihoHoensa aouss
iraaeH. 81. z. AaersCberoori.
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plauOrrei.

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

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0lettro ,NnQenieurtu. An Der Ieh.
nlldleH @odidHlle III Berlin beitoaO
tur3lih Sr0ulcu 4nna 6einrIds-
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

. G,r erite meiblidc Shulm3t 1T
loeben III GoImar fiir bic @emeinoc.
ldlnlfil0er anaeitsIt mor0cu. Die
ellanil@e Sta0t lit %oorlaniig Die Elm.
5iac. 400 cine 6rau 0ieies 9lmt be-.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-29
PENNSYLVANIA MURDER MYSTERY
Body Of Man Found Buried Under the
Floor of a Garage.

Point Marion, Pa, Aug 2o.-The body
of Frank Ringle. 81, who disappeared
mysteriously from his home here ten
days AGO, was found buried under the
floor Of garage here Saturday. Ringlei
who was formerly well-to.do. was an as
sistant to Z. w Harvey, manager Of the
garage Ringle's only son, W. Lawrence,
is stenogtapher in the Pittaburg cham
Der Of commerce.
Suspicion that Ringle had met with
foul play was prompted Friday, when
Mr. Harvey saw blood stains on the
garage floor, and Saturday, while laying
pipe under the floor, the body was
found covered with grass, weeds and
loose earth. The head was badly
crushed It is known that Rngle had
500 in cash on his person about the
time Of bis disappearance, but other
than that suggestion Of robbery, for he
had no money in his clothes when found
murdered, there is no known motive for
the crime. The police Saturday night
arrested Louis Laurier, an employee Of
the garage, who recently resigned his
position.
The police also arrested Louis Gruber, 20
years old, former employee Of the gar
age, who was found at the home Of an
uncle at Martin Works, near Point Mar
ion. In Gruber's room at the garage the
police found blood on the floor and
blankets, and in an old barrel, in the
room he occupied in his unele's house,
was found god watch which was iden-
titled as property Of Mr.. Ringle Gruber
was taken to the Fayette county jail to
await action by the grand jury He is
charged with murder, but denies any
of the crime.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-29
TAFT A PATRIOT, SAYS SHERMAN.
He Is Mum on Politics, but Praises the
President.

Clinton, ILL.,, Aug. 29-yice President
James S, sherman stopped in this city
Saturday just long enough to tell the
Weldon Springs Chautauqua that he
would not talk politics; and be did not,
unless eulogy Of President Taft may
be called politics. This is the first halt
made BY the vice president in a trip
which is to cary him through Missouri
and oklahoma, ending next Saturday
night in Oklahoma City.
William II. Taft is a patriot" Mr..
Sherman declared, and the Weldon
Springs audience shuilled in its chairs,
because it seemed promise Of viola
tion Of the declaration politics.
civilian H. Taft Is a patriot" Mr.. Sher
man repeated. behind that charming
personal presence, behind that sunny
smile, behind that disposition which
would avoid controversy. there is cour-
age, stability and the firmness 70 meet
any contingency.
"An illustration Of this is when, last
June, the presidents Of several great
corporations went to the White House.
and they went well, nguratIveIy, with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-29
Col. Roosevelt Rides Across
Plains
ON A TOUGH COW PONY
Former President Witnessed Feats Of
Horsemanahip at Cheyenne and Ex-
pressed His Pleasure at Meet
ing Old Friends.

Cheyenne, Wye, Aug. 29-on tough
COW ponies, Theodore Roosevelt rode
yesterday across the plains OF Wyoming
lie visited the sheep ranch Of Senator
Warren and returned 70 Cheyenne last
night more enthusiastic than ever about
the West.
The ranch Is 10 miles from Cheyenne.
The senator has 10000 acres Of semi
arid land, some Of which he deyotes to
dry farming In the middle Of the ranch
there is a little settlement, Of which
the ranch house, where Senator Warren
lives part Of the time, Il the chief. Ev.
erybody in the little village turned out
to welcome Colonel Roosevelt, and he
shook hands all around. He spent two
hours there. lie said De was able to
ride back to Cheyenne on horseback, but
as Il WIS dark he decided to return by
auto.
Il really am very much impressed
BY what I've seen here,g Colonel Roose.
welt said. "The frontier day celebration
yesterday was remarkable want to
cali attention to the fact that the people
who took part in the events yesterday
are people from this section. and not
cow puneners who have been thirty-one
years with shows They are the real
thing.
People sometimes feel regret because
they think that under our civilization
we are becoming soft. That exhibition
yesterday was great object lesson. |
ike 10 see such courage and such admir-
,ble qualities as were displayed.
eThere was little Joella Irwin her
ace was covered with marks Of the
INJURIES which she had received by her
.wo falls o. just the day before, and yet
he rode in the race yesterday aud won
4, too. Then there was Buffalo Vernon.
noticed that when he went out 70 bull.
log the steers he wore leather ban
Iage around his wrist | asked him why /
ie wore il and he told me be had broken
liz wrist The day before. Now, il is
lretty hard job for a man with every
ione sound to bulldog steer. Buff
alo Vernon did t with broken wrist
Colonel Roosevelt left Cheyenne to.
az for Denver. He is TO spend the
ay there and speak to the Spanish
Jar veterans, the legislature and the
i've Stock association.